1. Conference Training Powered by Televic

2. Agenda D-Cerno Confidea Wireless Confidea Wired CoCon Software uniCOS
May be redundant for some, but…

3. D-Cerno Powered by Televic

4. Components of the D-Cerno System
Central Unit with Recording
(can be ordered without recording)
Systems are built on four elements, Central Unit, Chairman Conference Unit, Delegate Conference Unit & Cat5e shielded interconnection cables:
- The central unit can control and power a total of 50 units over the (4) available communication/power ports.
- With the addition of (2) more CUs, the system can expand up to 150 units.
- Each communication/power port chain can power up to 25 units
- Max cable length 1,300 ft.
Delegate
Chairman
Cat-5e Shielded
Cabling

5. Delegate Conference Unit (Microphone)
Speak
Headset Volume
Headset Jack
Speaker
Fixed Microphone
LED Status Light
Delegate Units provide microphone and speaker and come in a sort and long microphone versions.
- D-Cerno D 12in Microphone
- D-Cerno DL 20in Microphone
Built in speaker creates a personal listening environment, a headphone output with level control, unit is activated using a pressure sensitive “Speak” button, LED status indication on microphone and base unit show who is speaking and who is in the queue.

6. Chairman Conference Unit
Speak
Headset Volume
Headset Jack
Speaker
Fixed Microphone
LED Status Light
Chairman Next Control
Chairman Exclusive Control
Chairman unit provide microphone and speaker and comes in a sort and long microphone version.
- D-Cerno C 12in Microphone
- D-Cerno CL 20in Microphone
Like the Delegate the chairman has built in speaker, a headphone output with level control, it is activated using a pressure sensitive “Speak” button, LED status indication on microphone and base unit indicate who is speaking and who is in the request queue.
In addition a Chairman has control of the delegate microphones using;
- Priority button to talk over open microphones or be used to turn off all open microphones
- Next button used in the request mode to activate microphone in the order that the request was made.

7. Central Unit – D-Cerno CUR
All of the buttons in the D-Cerno System use touch sensor technology.
System Power button.
System Volume Control.
(4) Menu Buttons.
- Start Recording Button (CU-R only)
- Stop Recording Button (CU-R only)
Recording Playback Button. (CU-R only)
- Locking External Power Supply Connection
- (4) RJ45 ports for connecting the conference units (up to 25 units per chain and 50 max per CU).
- Green LEDs indicate unit connection with no error.
- Yellow LEDs indicate no unit connection or errors on the chain.
(2) RJ45 ports for connecting additional CUs in a Master / Slave configuration.
(1) TCP/IP port for connection and use of the Webserver with browser configuration control.
(2) Unbalanced RCA audio output connectors to extract the floor audio.
- Green LEDs light up when audio is present (> -40dBv).
(1) Unbalanced RCA input connector for adding audio to the floor.
(1) Balanced XLR input connector for adding audio to the floor.
- Red LEDs light up when there is an overload of the input signal (> +9BV).
- (1) 3.5mm headphone connection for monitoring the floor audio.
- (2) USB ports for digitally recording the floor audio onto a thumb drive or other USB device.

8.     Signal Redundancy
Conference units connect using a Cat5e daisy chain or loop.
A single daisy chain of the units is the typical method of installation. All units work great as long as the cables have not been damaged. But…    

9.      Signal Redundancy
BUT, if you have a cable problem, of course the microphones after that point will not work.     

10.      Signal Redundancy
Now, If you use the loop configuration, and something happens to a cable, all the microphones will continue to operate perfectly.     

11. Recording A Meeting Stop Record Play
Plug the USB drive into either port for recording.
(file is named using a date & time stamp. File setup and management is done using the browser menu)
System has two USB ports on the front left side of the Central Unit. This provides the ability for recording to move from drive #1 to drive #2 when drive #1 is full.
Files are automatically created with each new session using a date/time file name. The default recording format is MP3 but this can be changed to a Wave file format.
All set up and file management is provided through the browser control.

12. Recording from a Tablet
IP address:
Password: 1234

13. Camera Control
Camera Control ready!
Future expandability

14. Teleconferencing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDISWzPKOVo
Just click the play button and as long as you are connected to the internet, the video will play! 

15. Confidea Wireless Powered by Televic

16. Confidea® Evolution Beginning in 2008… G3 G2 G1 Latest RF technology
Spectrum analysis: & Visualisation & Control
RFID authentication
Touch & Mobile friendly web control
Major Confidea Upgrade
Improved robustness
Introduction of ATM
Voice activation
Market introduction
First Quad band wireless conference system
First with full wired – wireless capability

17. What’s New – Latest RF Technology
More frequencies
Better RF diagnostics
More control
Increased robustness

18. What’s New – Refreshed Design
Simpler and more intuitive discussion unit
Clearly positioned mic ON/OFF button
With priority and next-in-line button

19. What’s New – RFID Card Reader
-Design update
-RFID Card Reader
-Identification
-Authentication
-Assigning voting rights
Compatible with existing cards (e.g. for building access control)
Integrated RFID Card Reader
OLED Vote result screen
With priority and next-in-line button
Voting start / stop control
System volume control

20. What’s New – Microphones
Design look
New light ring
Dark = ‘OFF’
Red = ‘ON’
Green = “REQUEST”
Cardioid Pick-up Pattern
GSM interference free

21. What’s New – Battery More power friendly Same battery Longer Life
> 28 Hours!

22. What’s New – Web Server
AES - Advanced Encryption Standard established by the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in 2001
developed by two Belgian cryptographers.
More powerful built-in web server
Intuitive Control
Optimized for Touch & Mobile
Portrait or Landscape
We beet the competition!
AES encryption

23. Confidea G3 WCAP+ Access point with full ‘control unit’ capability
Stand alone mode
Analog IN and OUT with selectable level:
Professional (+4dBu)
Consumer (-10dBV)
Connect to PA system
Connect external microphone
Connect to a video conference system
Connect to a feedback destroyer

24. Browser 192.168.1.110 (Default) Username: admin Password: admin
You’ll need to change your PC.
Use a crossover cable (orange, if provided)
Google Chrome is recommended
Username: admin
Password: admin
Come to the lab and let’s do it!

25. Divided room

26. Divided room

27. Confidea Wired Powered by Televic

28. Confidea CU 5 programming buttons + rotary wheel
1 three-pin XLR M connector for analog output of floor language, transformer balanced
2 three-pin XLR F connectors for analog inputs
3U height for 19” rack mounting
Built-in digital test generator
Built-in power supply to power up 50 delegate units
6 branches for up to 20 units
6 programmable unbalanced audio outputs via SUB-D15
3 serial ports RS-232
Six ports for daisy chaining mic units
Front menu configurations
Aux in/out
Software & control systems

29. Confidea CU 5 programming buttons + rotary wheel
1 three-pin XLR M connector for analog output of floor language, transformer balanced
2 three-pin XLR F connectors for analog inputs
3U height for 19” rack mounting
Built-in digital test generator
Built-in power supply to power up 50 delegate units
6 branches for up to 20 units
6 programmable unbalanced audio outputs via SUB-D15
3 serial ports RS-232
Six ports for daisy chaining mic units
Front menu configurations
Aux in/out
Software & control systems

30. Tabletop Units Shielded Cat5 or better Quick & easy installation
Discussion, voting & Interpretation units

31. Confidea vs. D-Cerno D-Cerno Confidea VOX Built-in recording Voting
Flushmount
Interpretation
Software Control
15 open mics
Both do camera control

32. Flushmount Units Shielded Cat5 or better Part of the daisy chain
All-in-one or Customizable

33. Interpretation
Shielded Cat5 or better
Part of the daisy chain

34. CoCon Control Software Powered by Televic

35. PRE-MEETING DURING MEETING CoCon Control Software Room Meeting
Configurator
Meeting
Manager
CoCon Server
PRE-MEETING
DURING
MEETING
Operator
Application
Signage Application

36. CoCon Control Software
You’re going to get the software!
Come to the Learning Lab
All WCAPs are licensed
Your PC will work with any demo kit

37. Options for third party co-operation
Meeting preparation
Import from agenda information and delegates from Word
From XML for preparation with third party tool
Meeting operation
Statistics overview giving detailed view on all meeting parameters
CoCon API for third party control
Meeting results
Customize content of print reports
Export meeting data to pdf or Word files
Export to XML for use with third party software

38. Import from Word

39. Import from Word

40. Custom print reports
Choose which data you want to export with a simple wizard
Select how you want to export it
Export to Word, generate a .docx file
Export all meeting data to xml for third party integration
Make a print report and send it directly to a printer

41. Custom print reports

42. Custom print reports

43. API
Standard Crestron component to interface with CoCon API to be released Q1 2015

44. uniCOS Multimedia Conferencing Powered by Televic

45. uniCOS Multimedia Conferencing
Delivers
High quality audio
High definition video
Documents and data
to the conference delegate...

46. uniCOS Multimedia Conferencing
...over a single CAT
cable

47. uniCOS Multimedia Conferencing
uniCOS – an interactive experience
Capacitive Touch Screen
Multi-touch
Highly responsive
Tablet-like experience

48. uniCOS Interactive Delegate Unit
7” touchscreen
Wide viewing angle
Anti fingerprint coating
Anti glare coating
RFID card reader
Microphone button
Loudspeaker
Headphones connector

49. uniCOS Interactive Delegate Unit

50. uniCOS Interactive Delegate Unit
Brushed aluminum
Milled edges
Bezel-free design
Easy cleaning and disinfecting
Contrasting materials
Emphasize superior quality

51. PLIXUS Multimedia Engine

52. PLIXUS Multimedia Engine
HD-SDI input & output
Analog IN / OUT
Power Supply
4 GB network connections
Analog IN / OUT
1 balanced IN
1 balanced OUT
2 unbalanced IN
2 unbalanced OUT
Built-in Power Supply (400W)
4 GB conference network connections
LAN connection
Built-in webserver for basic configuration
CoCon control system
HDMI video output (Future use)
Dante redundant
network ports
LAN connection

53. Interactive User Interface

54. Interactive User Interface

55. Interactive User Interface

56. Interactive User Interface

57. Interactive User Interface

58. Interactive User Interface

59. Interactive User Interface

60. CoCon Management Software
CoCon Software Control
CoCon Management Software
Dante
IP control
Network
HD-SDI
SDI Monitoring
Camera

61. Minimal delay from input to delegate stations
Plixus Video distribution
HD-SDI Camera
Real-time video
Minimal delay from input to delegate stations
< 1 video frame
HD-SDI
Network

62. CoCon Software Control
Select and Lock screen views when delegate focus is needed
Scattered Focus
Discussion screen
Messages screen
Voting screen
Chairman or Operator Focus Control
Clear Focus
Document screen
Document screen
Document screen

63. CoCon Software Control

64. Dante™ Interface Dante™ Interface
Easily connect to Dante™ enabled 3rd party devices such as; DSPs, audio mixers, or recording devices
Audio can be routed on the network via Dante controller software

65. Dante™ Interface Enabled via optional card
Multichannel digital audio network
64 input channel
64 output channels
Guaranteed synchronisation
No dedicated network infrastructure
Auto device discovery
CoCon Audio routing application
Dante™ Interface
Easily connect to Dante™ enabled 3rd party devices such as; DSPs, audio mixers, or recording devices
Audio can be routed on the network via Dante controller software

66. Break-in / Breakout boxes DSP Mixers Recording
Dante™ Interface
Break-in / Breakout boxes
DSP
Mixers
Recording
Distribution to break-out rooms
Distribution to broadcast
Dante™ Interface
Easily connect to Dante™ enabled 3rd party devices such as; DSPs, audio mixers, or recording devices
Audio can be routed on the network via Dante controller software

67. Dante™ Interface T-ReX Recording Software Virtual soundcard
Standard Network Switch
Virtual soundcard
T-ReX Recording Software
Dante™ Interface
Easily connect to Dante™ enabled 3rd party devices such as; DSPs, audio mixers, or recording devices
Audio can be routed on the network via Dante controller software
Multichannel recording
Recording of different microphone groups (Court Rooms)

68. Dante™ Interface Create input groups consisting of
Microphones
Dante inputs
Auxiliary inputs
Create output groups
Auxiliary outputs
Dante outputs
Connection matrix for input/output routing
Dante™ Interface
Easily connect to Dante™ enabled 3rd party devices such as; DSPs, audio mixers, or recording devices
Audio can be routed on the network via Dante controller software

69. Dante™ Interface Dante™ Interface
Easily connect to Dante™ enabled 3rd party devices such as; DSPs, audio mixers, or recording devices
Audio can be routed on the network via Dante controller software

70. PLIXUS Audio Possibilities
Individual sensitivity of all microphones
Grouping and zoning of audio
5 band equalizer
Advanced AGC/limiting
DanteTM (uniCOS DanteANC)
$1,033.50

71. Project East Flanders

72. Project East Flanders

73. Project Roveniemi Finland

74. Project Roveniemi Finland

75. Project Roveniemi Finland

76. Product Comparison

77. Questions

78. Thank you