Telos Alliance’s Omnia XII combines audio processing with several layers of backup capability, putting a familiar engineering question alongside sound quality: what remains on the air when something fails?
Manufacturer documentation lists redundant internal power supplies, input switching and failover, a backup audio player, browser-based control and dual software banks for updates.
Radio World highlighted the processor October 11 in its International Broadcasting Convention (IBC) award coverage. The product was introduced earlier in 2026; the spotlight is not a new launch announcement.
The manufacturer also lists additional processing and streaming functions on a fourth-quarter roadmap. Planned capabilities should be distinguished from features available in the software delivered to a station.
A useful demonstration would include disconnecting the primary source, checking backup selection and recovery, and showing how an unsuccessful update is handled. Stations should also ask which functions require options and whether configuration backups can be restored promptly.
These are evaluation questions, not results of an RNN equipment test. The published specifications describe the manufacturer’s design; they do not independently establish performance during a real outage.
Source: Manufacturer specifications and roadmap.
Additional source: Radio World’s October 11 award spotlight.
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