Conventional, addressable, intelligent, voice evacuation, mass notification, wireless, and hybrid architectures — what actually distinguishes each one, and when each is the right choice.
This module treats system type as an architecture decision, not a spec-sheet checkbox. Conventional and addressable get the deeper economic and technical tradeoff discussion the free concept explainer doesn't have room for, and intelligent (analog-addressable) systems get pulled out as the genuinely distinct tier most training quietly skips.
From there, the module works outward to voice evacuation, mass notification, and wireless systems at the architecture level, and closes with the scenario most pure-architecture discussions skip entirely: hybrid systems mixing conventional and addressable, or wired and wireless, on one platform — a routine, practical reality in renovation work.