TECHNOLOGY: NEW PRODUCTS
LAB.GRUPPEN D SERIES
IT’S… A new install-dedicated four-channel DSP amplifier platform.
DETAILS: The D Series can integrate seamlessly with a wide range of digital audio and control protocols. It is available in two variants – one featuring Lake, the other featuring Tesira by Biamp Systems – each offering different capabilities and advantages. The Lake variant offers a
well-established and proven package of Lake Processing DSP with analogue, AES and a dual-redundant Dante network solution. It is supported by the development of new custom software to provide extensive integration potential with most key systems manufacturers. The Tesira variant of D Series is the outcome of collaboration between
Lab.gruppen and
Biamp Systems. This has resulted in dedicated models equipped with Tesira DSP, with AVB audio and control, to offer unheralded amplifier and DSP platform integration, designed to ensure interoperability between the manufacturers’ respective systems. The D Series is available in
three power configurations (8,000W, 12,000W and 20,000W total power output).
AND ALSO: This launch heralds the debut of
Lab.gruppen’s Rational Power Management (RPM) technology, which allows flexible power allocation across all channels to ensure the most efficient and rational use of total amplifier inventory.
AVAILABLE: Mid-summer
www.labgruppen.com
BARCO
IT’S… A 4K screen management system that
supports content at professional frame rates (up to 60p 4:4:4).
DETAILS: Built for live screen management, the system offers eight mixable PGM outputs and four scaled Aux outputs for full show control from a single box. Barco claims the system is the first and only screen management system on the market that can manage a 4K projector blend with refresh rates up to 60Hz. The HDCP- compliant system can handle all types of scenario, including native or scaled inputs, two
E2 IMAGE SCREEN PROCESSOR
connectors or four. With 28 inputs and 14 outputs, the E2 offers full show control, including eight independent PIP mixers and a dedicated Multiviewer. The system is not only built to expand outputs but its inputs and layers can also be extended – the system is even capable of managing a blend of up to 32 4K projectors. With a linkable chassis, the E2 can
expand its capabilities without requiring external routers to distribute the signals.
AND ALSO: Thanks to its modular design, users can simply add a new input or output card to support future signal interfaces.
AVAILABLE: November
www.barco.com
PEXIP
INFINITY VERSION 6
IT’S… A scalable videoconferencing/meeting platform.
DETAILS: Infinity Version 6 has been upgraded with Active Directory (AD) integration, role-based authentication, and secure NTP/SNMP to provide IT managers with secure meeting platform management. AD integration support
allows administrators to use existing AD or LDAP servers to authenticate all incoming connections to the Pexip Management Node. As a result, the company says organisations obtain simpler, more secure authentication capabilities while allowing the automatic enforcement of password complexity, expiration, automatic account creation/deletion, and single password access
via any device. Role-based authentication now allows the creation and assignment of role-based permissions to individuals or administrator groups – allowing the logging and tracking of individual administrator activities. Pexip Infinity’s support
for Secure NTP and SNMP version 3 ensures that communication with external services remains encrypted and protected. Practical single-screen notifications are sent to administrators whenever new platform events occur.
AND ALSO: A new Assured Services SIP feature enables failsafe operation within mission-critical environments.
AVAILABLE: Now
www.pexip.com
www.installation-international.com
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