July 2017
Intermediate to advanced
1988 pages
112h 28m
English
“Intercom” is a general term to describe a stand-alone voice communication system or devices that allow people in different locations to speak to each other operating independently of the public telephone network. There are several types of production intercom subsystems that will be examined in this chapter. They are: wired party-line systems, wireless party-line systems, matrix systems, system interfaces, virtual communications and communication subsystems such as IFB and commentary.
Within the production environment, some of the more common highlights of intercom include the following:
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