The All-New DigiFact® IP
Network Speaker/Speaker
Microphone Series

The DigiFact Series are IP Network one-way microphones and two-way speaker microphones that harness the value of networked audio monitoring technologies which analyze and stream bidirectional audio. All DigiFact products are designed ONVIF Profile “T” compatible.
Integrating into the Louroe Microphone Application Platform (LMAP), these wide dynamic range audio devices deliver the broad frequency response that users seek, capable of sensitivity in picking up low-and-high frequency audibles.
DigiFact speaker microphones are available in a variety of speaker sizes, applicable to a wide-range of deployment scenarios.
Featuring a robust quad-core microprocessor selected to deliver “judicial” quality audio, the DigiFact® series of speaker microphones are capable of running an analytical application which detects and processes sounds of a threat including:

Aggression Detector
This aggression detector is capable of recognizing aggression in a person’s voice. Staff can thus be warned at an early stage The system automatically and objectively detects (rising) human aggression, anger or fear, warns staff immediately so that physical aggression can be prevented.

Car/Panic Alarms
The Car Alarm Detector classifies the specific sound pattern produced in today’s most common car alarms systems. The software can detect up to 300 feet away, making it ideal for any location with many cars such as a parking garage or car dealership.

Explosions
The Explosion Detector recognizes the sounds of discharge, blasts, bursts and other explosive discharges. Within seconds of a possible explosion, the software classifies and triggers an immediate notification therefore reducing response time. This analytic can potentially detect most explosions such as explosions, bombs, fireworks and more.

Breaking Glass
The Glass Break Detector software easily integrates into existing video systems, eliminating the need for additional devices. The detector is designed to classify the breakage of today’s most commonly used glass including laminated, single or double plate, tempered and wired glass.
DigiFact® IP Network Speaker/Speaker Microphones
DigiFact E-Learning
Key Applications
Stand alone network two-way audio communication devices
Compatible with leading ONVIF-compliant NVR’s, VMS and other monitoring solutions
Analog or digital?
Analog or digital IP? This is one of the most basic considerations when choosing an audio solution. When it comes to security technologies, there is often the common misconception that digital is always better than analog, but each has its own merits depending on the deployment’s needs.
So which type of microphone should you deploy? See what our experts recommend below:
When to Use Analog
Any time the audio devices will be added as an attachment to a security solution, like connecting to a recorder or integrating into an IP video solution, it is best to choose an analog microphone. Similarly, if the audio devices will be integrating into an analog appliance, like a VCR or NVR, an analog microphone is the best choice. Alternatively, when deploying standalone audio solutions or systems with one-way and two-way talkdown features, analog systems have the upper hand. When it comes to installation, analog mics are easy to install and compatible with most other hardware devices, like cameras and recorders.
When to Use Digital IP
When it comes to IP audio, customization and the ability to add analytics software are some of the biggest differentiators. IP microphones allow integrators to have more control over the system’s sensitivity, interface and can be integrated with audio analytics software, like decibel-level threshold alarming. The microphone’s decibel-level threshold alarming can create alarms if a set decibel level is exceeded as well as trigger relay outputs to other security equipment, making them capable of operating independently or as part of a larger solution. Additionally, IP microphones require less cabling, which can save integrators on installation times.
In the end, when comparing IP and analog audio devices, it all boils down to the circumstances of the individual deployment and what the long-term plans for the solution may be. Reach out to Louroe’s sales and support staff to find out exactly what you need for your installation.
Louroe Electronics: DigiFact Family of Devices Integrates to Third Party ONVIF Compliant VMS Software Platforms
The Louroe DigiFact family of devices are Networked, PoE powered one-way microphones and two-way speaker/microphones which stream bi-directional audio and include a threat detection audio analysis suite. The DigiFact™ family of devices are available in a variety of housings and speaker sizes, applicable to a wide range of deployment scenarios, viz. indoor/outdoor, ceiling/wall mount, weatherproof, vandal resistant etc.
The DigiFact family of devices are designed to be ONVIF Profile T compliant and as such are compatible with most video management systems (VMS) or other third-party software packages that are also ONVIF Profile T compliant. Louroe Electronics has tested interoperability of the DigiFact family of devices with the following third-party software packages.
Note: Louroe Electronics continues to expand the list of compatible software packages as available, if a software package is not listed, please contact Louroe Electronics at 1-818-994-6498 for additional details.
Manufacturer |
Name |
Version |
Type |
Audio In |
Audio out |
Analytic Metadata |
Exacq Technologies |
Exacqvision |
22.06.x.x |
VMS |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
Milestone System |
Xprotect Corporate + |
2021 R2 |
VMS |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
Mirasys |
Mirasys |
9.5 |
VMS |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
Hanwha |
Wisenet Wave |
5.0 |
VMS |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
Network Optics |
Nx Meta |
5.0 |
VMS |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
Avigilon |
Avigilon Control Center |
7.0 |
VMS |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
Salient Systems |
CompleteView |
6.1.2 |
VMS |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
Bosch |
BVMS |
8.0 |
VMS |
✓ |
✓ |
|
Intelligent Security Systems |
SecurOS |
11.0 |
VMS |
✓ |
|
✓ |
Envysion |
Envysion NVR |
2022 |
VMS |
✓ |
|
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