Livewire is a new protocol developed by Telos, that allows transport of real-time, "live" audio, plus program associated data (PAD) and machine remote control over a switched Ethernet network. The same network can also carry file transfers, messaging and other routine traffic."

LiveWire offers a multitude of benefits, The most prominent being the follwoing: standardization of cable; modularity; scalability; high-quality audio; simplicity; computer and audio integration; and ease of maintenance.

We here at The 'Burg have not found any problems with LiveWire yet. The biggest hurdle may be the learning curve required for both the network engineers and the radio engineers.

Bright Spark is primarily aimed at customers with limited experience of electronics. Bright Spark can be viewed as a junior version of Livewire, which is a more sophisticated circuit simulator.

Livewire Network gives an additional sales channel for your sale of tickets and opens up a multitude of outlets across the country for the sale of your product. It is cost effective and proven with millions of dollars of tickets sold each year for various venues. We provide the means for you to increase sales reduce lines and wait times at your venue and increase customer access to purchase your tickets.

Bright Spark is primarily aimed at teaching electricity and basic electronics to students who may not have any previous experience of the subject. Bright Spark can be viewed as a junior version of Livewire, which is a more sophisticated circuit simulator.

Yes. Livewire has been designed to work with any Windows®-compatible network, including Research Machines Connect 2 and 3. A multi-user (5 users or above) version is required. Click here for more detailed information.

Yes. A teacher may use Livewire at home for educational purposes so long as the teacher is employed by a licensed institution.

Students are not permitted to use a school/college version at home. However, a special low-cost version is available that can be used at home. Only if the portable computer is owned by the licensee and is normally used at the postal address of the licensee.

Over 1500 analogue and digital components are available (500 in the Standard version). Click here for a full list.

Please visit the Features section of our website for an explanation of the differences between editions.

The main technologies that need to be impletmente to make LiveWire a successful solution are Category 6 cable, a network switch, TCP/IP, 1000Base-TX, and 100Base-TX.

The major differnce between normal streaming audio over the internet and LiveWire is that LiveWire is low-delay. Most audio one a LiveWire network will time sensitive and will require extremely low-delay over a very fast network. This is in contrast to traditional streaming audio over the Internet where delays are expected and the material is not time sensitive. In addition, LiveWire audio is not compressed, where streaming audio is. With better sound comes better quality.

Livewire Network supports the multifunction ATM allowing for the sale of content such as transportation, event and destination tickets, gift cards, phone cards, and other content from venues that pay a generous commission for its sale. All you need to do is find the location, and we supply the right content and the network backbone making it easy and painless.

There are many locations where an ATM alone does not make financial sense. Add the sale of content with generous discounts to the consumer and generous commissions for you, and the opportunities for increasing your installed base is endless.

The ATM only connects to the Livewire Network when the consumer wishes to purchase tickets or other content.

Yes, The Livewire Network prides itself with the ability to work with many applications currently in deployment.

Yes, Livewire can link to any backend ticketing system via XML or proprietary interface. Our system is designed to access data in a real-time environment i.e. reserved seating and also has the capability to self host blocks of tickets i.e. Amusement Parks and Ski Resorts for those venues with general admission.