The French National Assembly trusts its media network in Riedel distribution solutions

This complete network infrastructure is based on the MediorNet system, which integrates the Artist digital matrix intercom system and the Bolero wireless intercom from Riedel, to provide clear and reliable communications to the institution.

The deployment of the backbone signal distribution and communications network carried out in the French National Assembly, located in Paris, is based on specialist solutions Riedel, whose MediorNet real-time media network provides redundant and decentralized signal routing and transport in this body.

Tightly integrated with MediorNet, the Riedel Artist digital matrix intercom system and the Bolero wireless intercom, also from this manufacturer, They also provide clear and reliable communications for the staff of the French National Assembly..

Christian Castelli, audiovisual systems engineer of this institution, explains that “MediorNet represents a radical change from the traditional approach to signal transport, based on a central router and third-party transport and processing devices. Instead, The decentralized approach of this Riedel system provides enormous benefits, as redundancy, flexibility and ability to scale the system according to our needs”.

The deployment of this agile infrastructure was an essential component in the complete modernization of the main audiovisual control room of the French National Assembly, including connectivity to audiovisual terminals located anywhere inside and outside the legislative complex buildings.

Video control room

This technological backbone continues to evolve with the expansion of a new multi-position video control room and the connection of other commission rooms by satellite. He backbone Riedel's MediorNet consists of four MetroN core routers, three mainframes MediorNet Modular, more than thirty MicroN and high-density media distribution network devices 25 stage-box Compact.

Deployed in a decentralized configuration, MediorNet components ensure a fully redundant distribution of all audio/video and communications signals throughout the different buildings of this organization.

The robust intercom system consists of a mainframe Artist 128, with control provided by Riedel RSP-2318 SmartPanel multifunctional user interfaces; while also providing access points to all Bolero wireless belt packs.

As Franck Berger emphasizes, general director for France and Africa at Riedel, “It is an honor to welcome such a prestigious client as the French National Assembly to our list of high-profile deployments.”. This installation is a very useful case for Riedel that perfectly highlights the benefits of our decentralized MediorNet approach, with transportation management, routing, processing and communications of the French National Assembly, “all in a single infrastructure”.