Axia 2001-00248 iQ6 Six-Line POTS Telco Gateway Talkshow System for Axia® IP-Audio Networks

Discover Advanced Broadcast Integration
The Axia iQ6 Broadcast Phone System exemplifies cutting-edge technology for broadcast environments, seamlessly integrating with Axia networked mixing consoles. It's designed as a Telco gateway, providing a streamlined connection that supplies caller audio, mix-minus feeds, and Program-On-Hold audio across six POTS lines through a single RJ-45 network connection, simplifying the complex demands of modern broadcast setups.

Exceptional Call Quality with Advanced Features
Built around the robust Telos Hx6 system, the iQ6 includes two high-performance digital hybrids, equipped with Telos’ renowned Digital Dynamic EQ, noise gate, caller ducking, and acoustic echo cancellation. These features ensure crystal-clear audio quality for every caller, regardless of the source, enhancing both the caller's and the audience's listening experience.

Efficient Connectivity and Installation
Imagine connecting a multi-line phone system to your console with just one cable. The iQ6 makes this a reality. All audio connections, hybrid control, and other functionalities are routed through a single CAT-5 cable to the Axia Livewire® AoIP network. This setup not only saves time and resources but also reduces the clutter and potential points of failure associated with traditional cabling systems.

Integrated Control for Seamless Operations
Control is at your fingertips directly from the Axia mixing console. The iQ6 allows for real-time call handling, including dialing, answering, and disconnecting without needing to divert attention away from the main console interface. This integration helps maintain the flow of the broadcast without interruption, providing a smooth operational experience for both talent and technicians.

Expandable and Versatile System Configuration
The iQ6 supports connectivity for up to 12 control devices simultaneously, including phones, PCs, or console controllers. This flexibility ensures that broadcast professionals can manage the system from virtually any location, whether in the studio or remotely, enhancing workflow and interaction during live sessions.