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  • Taiden

Taiden – HCS-8600MIOD

The world's first paperless multimedia congress system, developed by TAIDEN as early as in 2010, has ushered in a new era for the conferencing industry and has been used at many high-profile international conferences and meeting venues, testifying in return to its excellence and superiority.

Not stopping there, TAIDEN later launched its third generation paperless multimedia congress system in 2016. The new system boasts of superb HD paperless

System Features:

  • Especially designed for high-level meetings, such as Summits, congresses, conventions, parliaments and city councils
  • The first Paperless Multimedia Congress System in the world
  • Based on TAIDEN independent intellectual property mMediaCongressTM platform, never subject to viral infection, hacker-proof, safe and reliable
  • Paperless Multimedia Congress Terminal - equipped with a 14" (1920x1080) HD TFT LCD touch panel, offerrng better paperless event experience including document reading, HD video watching, interactive meeting management (discussion, voting, 64 CHs x 2 interpretation) and meeting services
  • Capacitive touch panel supporting multi-touch, convenient and efficient for operation
  • Built-in 8-megapixel camera with flashlight, ingenious video conversation function
  • Based on TAIDEN originated GMC-STREAM Gigabit Multimedia Congress Stream technology, all audio and video signals are transmitted via a Cat.6 Gigabit network cable. GMC-STREAM fully guarantees the real-time performance and stability of the important data stream of the meeting, such as audio, voting information, and control information
  • Based on ingenious CongressMatrixTM technology, integrated n×8 audio matrix processor to realize 8 channels group output function
  • Microphone-array technology for HCS-8368A series
  • E-ink nameplate can be connected
  • Optional printed nameplate
  • Increased reliability with “Closed Loop - Daisy Chain” connection topology
  • 48 kHz audio sampling, 64 audio channels, each with a 30 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response for perfect sound quality
  • Low power consumption design
  • Supports Dante protocol to connect to peripheral digital devices without losing any sound quality
  • Equipped with optical fiber interface to combine two widely separated conference rooms to form one unique coherent system
  • Dual connection backup via optical fiber and Cat.5 cable between Congress Main Unit and Congress Extension Main Unit
  • System power controllable by central control system
  • Supports combining and separating conference rooms
  • Booth combination & share system
  • Connectable to multi channel audio input or output devices for versatile expansion of the system
  • Connection facility for additional condenser or dynamic microphones, expanding user’s application spectrum
  • Integrated USB interfaces in the Congress Main Unit for system upgrading and saving system parameters. Convenient for system maintenance
  • Downward compatible with TAIDEN HCS-4100/50 Fully Digital Congress System
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  • Audix

Audix – DN4

The DN4 microphone interface is a key part of the Audix Dante | AES67 Integrated Microphone System, the fast, trouble-free way to stream Audix audio performance through Ethernet networks. High-quality audio and all microphone functions - including on-off contact closure and LED status indicators - are available through a single CAT5 - CAT7 cable with RJ45 connections at both interface and microphone. This simple configuration eliminates wiring errors, accelerates installation, and reduces cost.

The DN4 features four inputs for Audix RJ45-equipped, single-element microphones and two 5V logic outputs per port, with source/sink capability for LEDs that are controlled by network-connected DSPs and one logic input per port for buttons. Low-pass and high-pass filter settings are available on each audio channel, as are eight selectable gain levels, with all settings configurable via software.

Audio Features

  • Compatible with all Audix RJ45-equipped, single-element, analog microphones 
  • High-fidelity 24-bit, 48kHz audio
  • Balanced audio inputs with RFI filtering
  • 48V phantom power output
  • Each channel has eight selectable pre-amp gain levels, as well as low- and high-pass filters
  • All channels controlled independently
  • Flash memory prevents loss of settings in the event of power loss

Dante® Features

  • Supports AES67 audio streams
  • Dante Domain Manager (DDM) ready
  • Dynamic or static IP address
  • Evaluated to the requirement of UL2043 and is suitable for use in above-ceiling applications

Power Features

  • Operates on PoE from any IEEE 802.3af compliant equipment
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  • DAD

DAD – DX32R

DX32R is your versatile digital audio Swiss knife - an interface and matrix designed for multiple audio applications such as multi-room recording studios, post-production facilities and audio distribution installations. It allows you to route all digital input and output and manage them on a mono channel basis within a single unit or a combination of units.

With near zero latency, the DX32R can be used to expand I/O channel count and interface digital components, providing a high quality bridge between AES/EBU, MADI and the Dante IP audio network.

DX32R include a 384x384 multiplexer, enabling all digital inputs and outputs to be routed in any combination; this enables the unit to also split signals for advanced signal distribution.

The DX32R IP Audio protocol is based on the robust tried-and-tested Dante™ digital audio network technology, and will interoperate with products of other brands that comply with Dante.

The protocol is compliant with the AES67 standard for AoIP. The Dante and NTP IP Audio formats provide fast, flexible, and economical audio routing via IP and are compatible with the AX32 AD/DA converter, and other Dante devices. The IP Audio routing provides low latency, tightly synchronized, transport of uncompressed audio over Gigabit IP Ethernet Layer 3 networks using off the shelf switches, and routers for audio routing via one or more sub-nets.

A total of 512 channels can be routed on a 1 Gigabit network, and more if the network capacity is higher.

DX32R is TCP/IP controlled via one of the two Ethernet ports vi the DADman Control software available for both Windows and OSX.

The routing of the IP audio via Dante is done by using the Audinate Dante controller software.

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  • Dante Ch: 64x64
  • 24-bit