
Console Voice Communication Systems
MEP offers a range of Console voice communication systems for air traffic control.
MEP develops and supplies voice communication systems for critical applications in the air traffic and maritime sectors.
MEP develops and supplies voice communication systems for critical applications in the air traffic and maritime sectors.
An increase in the volume of air, maritime and road traffic drives the consistent need for new communication and management solutions to ensure safety, as well as enhance capacity and efficiency.
MEP designs reliable, versatile, accessible, customisable and cost-effective solutions of audio and related data for traffic controllers. The MEP system is operational 24/7, monitors every action, and highlights and reports any issues clearly.
Operator consoles supplied by the company feature a crash-alarm function, which allows air traffic controllers to inform and instruct all relevant institutions in a single action.
The company’s in-depth knowledge of the hardware and software enables specifically built systems according to the most stringent safety regulations and highest industry standards such as ED153, ISO 9001 and ED137.
Besides the ISO9001 certificate, MPE is now also ISO27001 and ISO14001 certified.
The TCS990 digital voice communication control system (VCCS) is designed for traffic controllers who continuously guard critical situations.
Based on more than 20 years of experience in voice switches, the system supports external IP and telecom networks, remote line interfaces and a variety of consoles. MEP’s CMSpro control and monitoring system facilitates installation, control and maintenance.
The VCCS complies with the Eurocontrol procurement and among others the ED-137 standard.
The VCCS can be delivered with a wide variety of configurations and sizes, and all components are housed in one compact unit. Consoles are equipped with wide-angle, high-brightness, LED, thin-film-transistor (TFT) displays, making them readable under all conditions. The rugged construction, resistive touch and LED-illuminated display enable maintenance-free operation for ten years.
The system is designed to be compact, reliable and flexible, guaranteeing high availability, a long service life, easy expansion and minimal service costs.
All electronics and firmware are designed and built by MEP, enabling VCCS customisations.
MEP’s touchscreen panels feature high-brightness LED display with wide viewing angles.
The panels feature a built-in microphone, two speakers, two volume controls and a push-to-talk (PTT) touch button.
Headsets, handsets and external microphones / speakers can be connected. The panel is equipped with low power electronics. No additional ventilation is required, which results in zero noise.
To reduce operator actions the user interface is set up intuitive with tab pages and pictograms.
MEP consoles are used as main systems and as last resort systems. For the last resort systems, the company has a specific product line available.
MEP’s highly scalable systems can be installed independently of main system infrastructure, such as wiring and electricity.
The TCU990 and ACU990 external audio interfaces can be connected to all MEP consoles. It comprises a speaker, two volume controls, and handset with integrated PTT and a separate PTT touch button. It can be used on the desk or built-in the system.
To connect headsets and handsets, there are line-ins for two operators and one for a mentor. Electrets and dynamic microphones are supported.
PC-based consoles are also available.
MEP has developed and supplied voice communication systems for air traffic applications since 1989. The company offers new solutions that improve traffic flows and safety worldwide.
MEP has provided its voice communication systems for the following projects:
MEP offers a range of Console voice communication systems for air traffic control.
MEP's Voice Switch TCS990 digital switch is suitable air traffic controllers continually guarding critical situations.
The ACU995 is an audio connector unit designed for headsets and handsets.
MEP's range of user and audio interface systems, and the CMSpro control system offer connectivity for air traffic control security.
De CRU995 Gateway lengthens the lifespan of existing products while ED-137 is implemented.
The GTW995 features four 1000 Base-T Gigabit Ethernet jacks to maintain a redundant connection to two networks.
MEP is present in many countries around the world with an installed base of Voice Communication Systems which are used 24/7 in air traffic and maritime traffic control.
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MEP has a very reliable market reputation due to its robust, user friendly systems, and with the GTW995 generation it has taken this a step further.
10 May 2022MEP has successfully implemented its Voice Communication System in airports in Indonesia and Seychelles.
2 May 2022The project will change the way air traffic services are provided at seven HIAL airports, by running activities in a centralised tower and surveillance centre and modernising the way airspace is managed.
2 April 2022In close cooperation with partners, MEP developed an integrated solution where offshore staff members at oil rigs can use a Smartphone for multiple different communication purposes.
2 March 2022Austro Control preferred a switchless solution to avoid a central location. After evaluation, the MEP switchless 5.7 inch consoles have been selected.
2 February 2022On the 6 November, MEP signed a contract in Taipei, Taiwan, with Chunghwa Telecom for the tender of the Taiwan Airforce for an island-wide implementation.
8 November 2019MEP CEO Werner van Eck and Sigma Wireless sales manager Paul Kinna signed a contract for the delivery of a VoIP Emergency Voice Communication System for the control tower at Dublin Airport.
17 June 2019MEP has announced it will be showcasing two of its latest communications consoles at World ATM Congress 2019.
28 February 2019MEP has released its latest SVS995 Console from its range for air traffic control communications.
4 February 2019MEP has been awarded a number of projects, including work for St Anthan’s conversion from a military airbase to a civilian airfield, as well as Highlands and Islands Airports Limited’s voice communication system replacement.
22 January 2019MEP has delivered a backup system to the London City Airport remote tower concept to assist controllers by voice communication if the main system at the new tower fails.
5 February 2018Copperchase and NATS have successfully completed the factory acceptance test (FAT) of the MEP TCS990 VCCS for London Heliport at Battersea.
17 November 2017MEP is proud to announce that over the last months the MEP TCS990 Voice Switch has been installed at a number of high-profile sites around the world.
10 November 2017We are pleased to inform you that MEP has moved to a new office location in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. This location has more space which provides several advantages for our customers, staff and suppliers.
3 April 2017MEP will be showcasing a range of voice communication control systems at the World ATM Congress, taking place in Madrid, Spain, from 7-9 March.
27 February 2017MEP announces the commissioning of three EVCS system at Aberdeen, Luton and Southampton, UK.
12 September 2016NATS, in partnership with Copperchase, have successfully installed and commissioned three MEP emergency voice communication systems (EVCS).
4 August 2016MEP announces today the introduction of the CRU990 Gateway for ED137.
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