CHICAGO, IL - March 15 , 2004 - Digital Acoustics Corporation, developers of award winning and patented technology products, have introduced the ii3 intercom series for security and industrial  communications. The ii3 series is the first in the company's next-generation of quick to install, scalable,  highly configurable 2 way intercom stations. Basic models  include plug-in cards, wall panels  and  desktop stations.  All versions connect on 10/100 Ethernet, Fiber, Wireless infrastructure. A full network based intercom system can be configured in just minutes as a standalone communication intercom array or for direct audio support of existing video surveillance systems.

In typical configurations,  a  standard PC handles all Master Station functions for up to 499 intercom stations.  The software, TalkMaster(tm), acts as a Command  Center console for communication, normally  located at a guard station, monitoring facility or C&C center. TalkMaster's  multimedia control provides basic 2 way audio as well as advanced operations for waiting calls, storing messages, sending alerts and call transferring.  Auto-detection  and proprietary auto-latency insures reliable connections and crisp, clear digital qualiity voice audio.

As an added feature, the ii3 series provides  "Direct Mode" communication enabling  intercom pairs to directly communicate without network server support or Host  PC. Typical installation include  2  way  audio upgrades to existing network camera  stations, bridges, parking lots and buildings and schools.

Also released to enhance intergation is the  i/TalkX software developers Tool Suite. Designed specifically for the ii3 series intercoms, iTalk/X provides Windows 'ActiveX' programming  language,  to provide OEMs and Integrators the ability to develop custom audio interfaces for existing video, monitoring stations and entry systems. Applications for security, home control, wireless information reporting, telemetry and surveillance are also supported.

"These new products provide great alternatives to legacy connections in wired facility communication using the sciences we developed in house," states Nancy Wolfe, VP of Operations at Digital Acoustics. "By using new DSP and RISC integration, we can provide affordable products for intercom integration that can be cost effective, easy to design-in and uncomplicated to use. A typical installation can add intecom stations as  simply as we add an answering  machine in a home." added Wolfe.