The MGT 2010 Laser Monitoring System operates by sending an imperceptible laser beam directed at the window of the designated room.

This innovative technology capitalizes on the principles of sound propagation – as sound waves, including speech, permeate the room, the window pane responds by vibrating.

The system's receiver then adeptly captures the reflected laser beam, which has been marked by the distinct modulations caused by the window pane's vibrations.

This intricate process allows the MGT 2010 Laser Monitoring System to efficiently and effectively track and interpret sound activities within the specified location with a professional level of precision and accuracy.

The converted audio signal is then amplified using a special low-noise amplifier.

The audio signal can be heard through adjustable headphones or a line-out plug.

Additionally, adjustable high and low pass filters help enhance the clarity of the received audio signal.