How Interpretation Equipment Works

In a usual workshop (conference) setting, the interpreter listens to the speaker and interprets him into the mike connected to the transmitter he has. The transmitter sends the interpretation to participants' receivers set to the same channel. The participants listen to the interpretation using their receivers and earphones.

With our single-channel equipment your client uses the receiver and earphone plugged into the receiver when he needs to listen to interpretation. If participants understand the speaker's language, they simply remove the earphone or turn down the receiver volume.

For the system to work, you need one transmitter, one interpreter's headset with mike and any number of receivers (depending on the number of participants). You can start with a smaller system (1 transmitter, 10 receivers) and add receivers later as your needs grow.

The system is easy to carry. We offer an elegant carry case in which you can carry the entire system for a group of up to 22 participants.

This is what your system will look like packed neatly into the carry case.