Key Components of Silent Conference Systems

Globibo’s Silent Conference system comprises of a discussion or conference microphone system for multiple speakers (like Digimic, CDSVAN or mixing console), multiple transmitters (IR or FM components) and infrared/FM receivers.

• Silent Conference Microphone: Wired or wireless microphones for the Speaker.
• Audio Transmitter: FM, IR or WIFI based transmission infrastructure
• Wireless Receivers: Receivers for the participants

The audio signal from the speaker or presenter is directly sourced from a discussion or microphone management system or mixing console. Usually, there are multiple conference microphones in different areas of the room that facilitate multiple speakers/presenters to speak at the same time.

The transmitter processes the audio signals from the different speakers and broadcasts multiple signals to wireless receivers. Each participant will be having their own infrared or FM receiver. The audio volume and channel can be smoothly adjusted as per the participant’s interests and preferences.

More Information about our Interpretation Equipment

Silent Conference Booth

Globibo’s portable interpreter booth provides working accommodation for two speakers or interpreters. The conference booths used in silence conference systems are specially designed to ensure a high degree of noise cancellation. The vertical modules are made of a robust outer hardwood frame which surrounds a central panel made of a soundproofing laminate material. The booth is designed to take two low noise tangential fans ensuring an adequate amount of air circulating in the booth. In addition, two reading lamps are provided for each booth.

Silent Conference Audio Consoles

The Interpreter Console is designed for the transmission of multiple channels. The control panel is divided into clearly organized function-oriented sections:

• Monitoring
• Speaking
• Special functions

Via the two "Monitoring" function the interpreter can choose between an interpretation channel and the ORIGINAL channel using the RELAIS toggle switch. Volume, bass and treble are individually adjustable via separate controls. The HEARING GUARD function draws the interpreter's attention to the fact that the volume of his headphones is too high and his hearing is being put under too much strain.