GCS

Voting Systems

SNV-12 Signal-to-Noise Voter

Independent DSP inputs vote the best voice channel Up to 12 site inputs voted per chassis Console interface module integrates with industry standard dispatch consoles Multiple types of repeater control and transmit steering capabilities Provides tone keying detection and generation Repeat mode retransmits voted audio Digital audio delay compensates for differences in link paths Local control plus parallel and serial remote control System expansion to 36 sites by daisy chaining multiple SNV-12s 5.25" h by 19" w card-cage package

What is the SNV-12 Signal-and-Noise Voter?

The SNV-12 Signal-and-Noise Voter is a communication device that assures high quality radio signal transmission and retransmission across its network. The SNV-12 uses individual digital signal processors to continuously select the receiver with the lowest noise or best signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) from multiple sources. The SNV-12 then provides the "voted" output to a dispatcher and/or to a repeater for retransmission so that all users can hear the best signal, each time they communicate.