Emma Children’s Hospital in Amsterdam boasts its own TV studio in which programs are produced by and for children fighting cancer.
RTS and Axon, the company’s distributor in the Netherlands, are supporting the project by making equipment and know-how available to the hospital virtually free of charge.
Straubing / Amsterdam The Department of Pediatric Oncology at Amsterdam’s Emma Children’s Hospital, which is attached to the University of Amsterdam’s Academic Medical Centre, boasts an unusual facility: a TV studio in the basement from which programs are produced by and for children suffering from cancer. RTS and Axon, the company’s distribution partner in the Netherlands, are supporting this humanitarian project by providing the children’s hospital with equipment and know-how. more
RTS Telex intercom systems are playing a major part in the new integrated operations of Global Radio, which owns the top rating commercial radio stations, including Heart FM, Classic FM and 95.8 Capital FM.
A RTS Cronus digital matrix has been installed at Global’s headquarters in Leicester Square, in the middle of London’s West End. This system works alongside an older analogue RTS matrix and the two have been linked using an MTM 2000 intelligent trunking system, this offers a bridge between the two operations creating a fully integrated building-wide system. more
Las Vegas, NV RTS Intercom Systems introduces the all-new Zeus III Digital Intercom Matrix at NAB 2009. The Zeus III supersedes the popular Zeus & Zeus II matrix frames, taking their unique balance of connectivity and economy to the next level. The Zeus III is the next generation of compact intercom system units, giving more options for intercom configurations. We now have 32 channels IN/OUT and in addition, two configurable party-line interface channels. Its compact size is perfect for environments with limited space. With the addition of Ethernet, the Zeus III can be configured from virtually anywhere on the network using AZedit Intercom software. Alternatively, the Zeus III can be directly connected to AZedit configuration software through the use of the USB connector on the front panel, or the serial or Ethernet connectors on the rear panel. The system has 32 standard RJ45 connectors making it easier to connect your intercom system with audio lines and keypanels by keeping the RTS wiring scheme. In addition, the two built-in relays can be used to control lighting or to key remote transmitters, paging systems, etc. more
Las Vegas, NV RTS is proud to introduce the EKP 32 CLD, an expansion panel for the KP 32 CLD color display keypanel. The expansion panel adds 32 keys to the KP 32 CLD. The EKP 32 CLD includes the same intuitive color graphical interface as the KP 32 CLD, and also features one-touch volume adjustment and contemporary styling.
“The EKP enhances the CLD keypanel line.” explains Christian Latzelsberger, Senior Product Manager for RTS Intercoms worldwide.
The EKP 32 CLD doubles the number of easily accessible destinations and features (such as triggering relays etc), thus enabling greater user productivity.
Las Vegas, NV RTS is proud to show the KP 32 CLD color display keypanel at NAB 2009. The revolutionary KP 32 CLD from RTS introduces several new features designed to enhance capability and ease of use.
“We put a lot of thought into streamlining the user experience. Once you use it, you’ll be amazed at how simple it is to operate.” said Christian Latzelsberger, Senior Product Manager for RTS Intercoms Worldwide.
“The ease of use translates directly into productivity gains. That coupled with the generous expansion options and unmatched RTS backward compatibility makes the CLD series a solid investment.”
The intuitive graphical interface is displayed on two full-color 4.9″ LCD screens. The front panel also features conveniences such as two user-programmable buttons, one-touch listen volume adjustment on each of the 32 new multifunction user keys, and a backlit keypad. The KP 32 CLD can be ordered with the new, more intuitive CLD key sequences, or the Classic key sequences.
“The CLD series keypanels are changing the intercom experience. Common functions that used to be buried within menus are now accessible with a single touch.”
Like all RTS products, the KP 32 CLD is designed with expansion in mind. The front-mounted USB port and modular rear panel allow for future upgrades that will keep the KP 32 CLD on the forefront of technology for years to come. more
“This really is a new way to look at using the intercom system.” explains Christian Latzelsberger, Senior Product Manager for RTS Intercoms Worldwide.
“The VKP looks and behaves just like our best-selling RTS keypanels, but it is just an application on your computer. This frees up physical real estate on your desk, and allows any PC user on the network to connect the intercom system via Ethernet.”
Washington DC Barack Obama was sworn in as the 44th president of the United States this month. With a record-shattering 1.8 million spectators in attendance, Washington DC and the surrounding community was virtually shut down for the event. An additional 38 million Americans watched the inauguration on television, and overwhelming demand for streaming video brought some news websites to their knees. How did broadcasters cope with this unprecedented viewership? They stayed connected with RTS Intercom Systems. more
New South Wales, Australia At Sky Channel, according to Chief Engineer Sam Cannizzaro, their talkback and communications system forms a key cornerstone of the broadcasting service they provide. “Sky Channel pioneered satellite television in Australia. We transmit via satellite to more than 5,000 outlets across Australia and in more than a dozen countries around the world. With these numbers, a comprehensive and reliable talkback system is critical.” He said. more
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Straubing / Amsterdam The Department of Pediatric Oncology at Amsterdam’s Emma Children’s Hospital, which is attached to the University of Amsterdam’s Academic Medical Centre, boasts an unusual facility: a TV studio in the basement from which programs are produced by and for children suffering from cancer. RTS and Axon, the company’s distribution partner in the Netherlands, are supporting this humanitarian project by providing the children’s hospital with equipment and know-how. more
RTS Telex intercom systems are playing a major part in the new integrated operations of Global Radio, which owns the top rating commercial radio stations, including Heart FM, Classic FM and 95.8 Capital FM.
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Washington DC Barack Obama was sworn in as the 44th president of the United States this month. With a record-shattering 1.8 million spectators in attendance, Washington DC and the surrounding community was virtually shut down for the event. An additional 38 million Americans watched the inauguration on television, and overwhelming demand for streaming video brought some news websites to their knees. How did broadcasters cope with this unprecedented viewership? They stayed connected with RTS Intercom Systems. 
New South Wales, Australia At Sky Channel, according to Chief Engineer Sam Cannizzaro, their talkback and communications system forms a key cornerstone of the broadcasting service they provide. “Sky Channel pioneered satellite television in Australia. We transmit via satellite to more than 5,000 outlets across Australia and in more than a dozen countries around the world. With these numbers, a comprehensive and reliable talkback system is critical.” He said. 
