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The standard four place stereo
intercom (11931) has two modes at a flip of the switch: Pilot
isolate (ISO) and all, so that the entire aircraft may communicate
together.
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The six place stereo intercom
(11932) adds the crew isolate feature (front seats separate from
back) and dual stereo entertainment inputs. This gives incredible
flexibility, even giving pilots the option to feed music to the
passengers and allow them to chat among themselves without
disturbing the front seats.
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A single squelch control knob for
multiple squelch circuits provides simplified operation as well as
making the intercom one of the quietest to use, even in the noisiest
of airplanes.
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Soft Mute circuitry is our
standard-setting solution for managing the music volume levels
against radio reception and transmission. Once you stop talking,
Soft Mute gradually returns the music to its original volume.
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Automatic fail-safe interconnect
to the aircraft radio wires the pilot's headset to the aircraft
radio in the event of disrupted power or related failure.
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Separate pilot and copilot
transmit capabilities ensures that only the person pressing the PTT
will be heard over the radio. A red transmit light is illuminated
when a PTT is pressed -- this also serves as a "stuck-mic"
indicator.
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The intercom volume does not
effect the aircraft radio volume, and the pilot has the ability to
control the audio level of the intercom independently from the audio
level of the aircraft radio.
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An optional digital recorder can
provide up to one minute of storage of radio receptions. A
continuous loop recorder, it does not record "dead air time", giving
the pilots an option to store up to 16 messages at any one time.
