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Riedel Bolero
Wireless intercom on DECT with antennas fed over a standard network, and beltpacks that can be used as walkie-talkies away from the antenna coverage. Integrates into Riedel's matrix rather than standing alone.
Protocols it speaks
| Protocol | Direction | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| dect | bidirectional | Radio link to beltpacks. |
| aes67 | bidirectional | Networked audio. |
| dante | bidirectional | Depending on configuration. |
What to watch for
It is designed around a matrix. Deploying it standalone gives up most of the reason to buy it.
Antenna count and placement decide coverage; adding packs later can mean adding antennas.
Sources
- Riedel Communications — Riedel Communications primary
Understand the mechanism
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Known gaps on this entry: physical_ports, released. If you can source one of them, that is a ten minute pull request.
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