Simple Q-SYS Conference Room Design

Simple Q-SYS Conference Room Design

The Farm has created the ideal design for the medium-sized Microsoft Teams Room!

Using a Q-SYS NV-32 as the system Core and an NV-21 as the single-cable input at the table, the user has both the in-room PC and BYOD available at the touch of a button.

Both devices will have full access to the room's networked camera(s), microphone(s), and speaker output. Using the Lenovo MTR Controller as the single control panel to start/stop Teams calls AND handle room controls, means that only (2) network cables get run to the table. The Audio-Technica ceiling array microphone is configured to the size and layout of the room, and both it and the Q-SYS NL series speakers are running off standard PoE.  All of this is then simply managed inside the Q-SYS platform on premise or over the cloud!



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