AtlasIED – IED5416CS


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  • Dante Ch: 8x8
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Features
  • Exquisite and minimalist structural design, highlighting a modern atmosphere and conforming to ergonomics;
  • Special bipolar capacitor dual microphone design, with clear and bright sound quality and high sensitivity;
  • Equipped with a 2-inch high-definition Halal color screen, it can display the microphone battery level, signal strength, microphone working status, microphone channel group and ID number.
  • Use wireless radio frequency technology to transmit audio signals and control management signals;
  • In conjunction with the camera tracking host, the camera can automatically track after being pre-set by the computer;
  • The chairman has priority button function and chairman priority mode;
  • Anti mobile phone interference microphone core, stable connection, durable and reliable;
  • Ultra low power consumption circuit design, built-in large capacity lithium battery, can be charged through a charging case;
  • Cooperate with the host to achieve network audio transmission and realize audio signal interconnection and intercommunication;
  • The conference unit has a unique serial number, and the conference system can automatically assign an ID to the conference unit.
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