Quintron Systems, Inc. Datasheets for Human Machine Interfaces
Human machine interfaces (HMI) are operator interface terminals with which users interact in order to control other devices.
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| DICES has supported many non-traditional operating scenarios over the years. From distributed central equipment, such as DICES Sub-Mux on a rocket launch pad, to full DICES systems in trailers, the... | |
| DICES IV provides complete integration of all external audio sources into a sophisticated and comprehensive mission and command center operating theater. Powerful user stations supply a wide range of features... | |
| DICES provides an exceptional solution for command center communications in all operating environments. The inherent ability to integrate all forms of external audio sources, coupled with the feature-rich command center... | |
| DICES provides the latest technology in support of mission control voice applications, with it's innovative architecture that offers three distinct system design options to its unlimited growth and wide range... | |
| Recent events have brought national attention to an area of communications that DICES has addressed from its first iteration deployed in 1979: interoperation between incompatible systems. With industry-standard interfaces and... | |
| The DICES Sub-Mux family includes three keyset styles: two versions of hazardous-rated exterior wall mount, a rack-mount and a desktop style. All provide six channel selection keys and the full... | |
| The DICES Subsystem Multiplexer (Sub-Mux) was introduced in 1998 to provide a more cost-effective alternative for mission voice projects where reduced access features were suitable. Initial applications for rocket launch... | |
| TheDICES Thin Client Keyset provides a range of options for the user interface, from a simple window on an existing customer PC monitor to a dedicated touchscreen display as illustrated... | |
| This station provides a space-efficient solution for typical mission voice user access requirements. It features LCD name display for 24 circuit access keys plus four programmable function keys. Also available... | |
| This station provides the widest array of user features and controls by virtue of the LCD touchscreen display. This full VGA unit provides rich color and clear text with many... | |
| Utilizing the unique distributed software design from DICES IV , Quintron has produced the first true client - server mission voice product, DICES VoIP. This unique product provides all the... |