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POWERED LOUDSPEAKER Meyer Sound announces the release of the self-powered UPQ-1P loudspeaker for theatrical, nightclub, house of worship, and corporate AV applications. The latest addition to the company’s UltraSeries of loudspeaker products, the UPQ-1P delivers a peak power output of 136 dB SPL with flexible rigging options, wide vertical coverage with an 80- by 50-degree constant-Q horn, and gradual off-axis rolloff to accommodate a range of installation requirements. In a patented trapezoidal enclosure, the UPQ-1P weighs in at 105 pounds and measures 19 x 28 x 18 inches. It includes integral amplification, a complex crossover, driver protection, and frequency and phase correction circuitry, ensuring a flat acoustical amplitude and phase response across its wide operating range of 55 Hz to 18 kHz, according to the company. U.S. list price is $8,900. Visit www.meyersound.com, or call 510-486-1166. POWER CONTROLLER A new power controller from Extron Electronics provides automated AC power control and RS-232 and IR device control through a computer network using a web browser for AV and IT applications. The IPL T PC1 fea- MICROPHONE INPUT MODULE Aviom introduces the latest addition to its innovative Pro64 Series of audio distribution products, the 6416m mic input module. The 6416m delivers 16 re m o te - co n t ro l l a b l e mic-level inputs to an Aviom Pro64 audio network. Each channel on the 6416m has a continuously variable gain setting, multi-segment signal level LEDs, and individual channel on/off switches. The 6416m supports all valid Pro64 sample rates from 44.1/48 kHz± to 192 kHz±. Because the system does not rely on sample rate converters, users are guaranteed pristine, low latency distribution of the digital signal regardless of the sample rate of incoming audio. U.S. list price is $7,500. Visit www.aviom.com, or call 610-738-9005. tures Extron’s IP Link technology for flexible, web-based power and device management. It can be configured using Global Configurator, Extron’s free, easy-to-use configuration software. The IPL T PC1 is easily integrated alongside other IP Link products and can be remotely managed and controlled using the free GlobalViewer web application. Extron says that its compact size facilitates easy installation in remote locations, such as behind a digital signage display or in a kiosk. The IPL T PC1 has an MSRP price of $700. Visit www.extron.com , or call 800-633-9876. PTZ CAMERA CONTROLLER Vaddio introduces the Quick-Connect CCU Z700. The first camera control unit for Sony Robotic PTZ cameras, the Vaddio Quick-Connect CCU enables adjustment of iris, gain, color, and detail with the turn of a knob. In addition, there are two scene store buttons, allowing the user to save specific color matched images. The Quick-Connect CCU’s cabling system allows the use of standard CAT-5 cabling to run both HD and SD video, camera power, black burst sync, and camera control up to 500 feet. Vaddio’s High Speed Differential Signaling (HSDS) provides for a high bandwidth, low loss video signal to ensure high definition quality up to 500 feet. U.S. list price is $10,195. Visit www.vaddio.com, or call 800-572-2011. www.avtechnologyonline.com may 2008 | AV TECHNOLOGY | 71 http://www.meyersound.com http://www.extron.com http://www.aviom.com http://www.vaddio.com http://avntechnologyonline.com

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AV Technology - May 2008 Contents Precedent Corporate: How to Qualify an AV Supplier Education: Working Smarter AV Technology's Guide to Networked AV Government: IPv6 — Why You Should Care Calculating ROI on Your Digital Signage Investment Enhancing Audio in the Classroom Minimizing Equipment Theft Smart AV The Tribe Has Spoken AV Enables Interactive Research AV Image Enhancement Product Spotlight Tech Horizons Product Review New Products AV MO

AV Technology - May 2008

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