Endpoints and ports
Map sources, displays, recording, return feeds and remote collaboration equipment before selection begins.
Professional AV Systems
Matrix switching, signal transport, distributed AV and central control
For meeting, education, command and exhibition environments.
159 products
07 system categories
Map the room first. Then decide how equipment enters the system.
Where are the displays? What are the sources? How far must signals travel, and who operates the room? Those answers shape the system.
Distance and environment
Choose transport around floors, cabling, bandwidth and installation conditions.
Operation and support
Build everyday scenes, permissions and device status into the room workflow.
System capability built into real equipment.
The range covers core routing, long-distance transport, networked nodes and room control under one engineering logic.
Matrix and processing
Build a dependable route for main displays, confidence feeds, video walls and multi-source switching.
Signal transport
Connect remote equipment through HDBaseT, fiber, KVM and IP.
Distributed AV over IP
Scale nodes around the space and route them through the network.
Control and IoT
Bring AV, displays, lighting and room devices into one operating workflow.
One system path, from the first source to room operation.
- InputComputers, cameras and content
- ProcessSwitching, walls and conversion
- TransportCopper, fiber and network
- DisplayMain screens and operator positions
- ControlScenes, access and device status
The system should still make sense after handover.
Commissioning is only the start. Ports, routes, scenes and test records become practical project documents for future changes and maintenance.
4 handover recordsFor installation, training and support
Points and ports
Record the location and interface of every source, rack and endpoint.
Signal routes
Mark primary paths, backups, distribution and critical distances.
Operating scenes
Turn recurring meeting, presentation and duty modes into clear steps.
Acceptance and care
Keep test results, device status and the basis for later expansion.
Send the floor plan, equipment list or site photos to an engineer.
The files do not need to be complete. We can begin with the conditions you already know.