Riedel Bolero Standalone Talkback System

Riedel Communications has introduced Bolero, an expandable, full-roaming, DECT-based wireless intercom system operating in the license-free 1.9 GHz frequency range.

Fully integrated into Riedel’s Artist digital matrix intercom platform, Bolero offers a rich set of features and connectivity that can be applied three ways: as a wireless beltpack, as a wireless keypanel, and as a walkie-talkie radio.

Bolero runs over a standards-based AES67 IP network. Decentralized antennas connect to AES67 switches and then to Artist frames equipped with AES67 client cards, providing a fully integrated point-to-point intercom ecosystem with roaming capabilities. To the system, the beltpacks look just like Riedel panels, but are wireless.

Bolero features Riedel-exclusive ADR (Advanced DECT Receiver) technology, a diversity receiver technology specifically designed to reduce sensitivity to multipath RF reflections, making the system useable in challenging RF environments.

“When we designed Bolero, we wanted to make life as easy for the customer as possible. Registration can be a complex process that requires a user to go into the beltpack menu and apply a pin code so the beltpack can be registered to the antennas. This process can easily take 2 mins per beltpack. Imagine doing that for 25 beltpacks,” says Jake Dodson, director of Product Management at Riedel Communications. “Bolero incorporates Near Field Communication technology into both the beltpack and the active antenna. The user needs only to touch the beltpack to the antenna to complete the registration process.”

Contact us today to see how an integrated Bolero network can help your event or broadcast reach new levels of communications.