ClearOne Dialog UVFH: wireless microphone system 160 MHz

With four types of microphones and power over Ethernet, the new Dialog UVFH system ClearOne offers Dante audio streaming and easy installation in any conference or sound reinforcement environment.

The new wireless microphone system Dialogue UVHF of ClearOne combines flexibility, power over ethernet (PoE), Dante technology and until 350 frequencies to offer audio conferencing, Professional-grade video collaboration and sound reinforcement for any size room.

“Dialog UVHF offers companies and institutions a system of flexible wireless microphone that can meet different types of audio pickup needs for rooms of virtually any size – explains Derek Graham, CEO of ClearOne-. with up to 350 frequencies available in 160 MHz RF range, eliminates any interference or connectivity problems”.

Corporate boardrooms, training, university classrooms, Courthouses and other multi-use venues “can ensure excellent audio pickup quality with the simplicity of PoE.”, allowing installation virtually anywhere via a single CAT6 Ethernet cable”, Graham adds..

Another advantage of the Dialog UVHF system is that it allows integrators, Room designers and meeting hosts cover a wide range of meeting needs. audio pickup using five lapel microphones, cord and headband body, two hand, another surface and three gooseneck for podium use.

Powering the microphones is simple and efficient, since all models use the same lithium-ion battery, twelve hours long, which can be charged via USB-C or an optional eight-bay network-connected charging dock. Firmware updates can be performed over the network while the transmitters are charging.

The system Dante enabled includes an eight-channel access point to ensure optimal signal transmission and system reliability, while an optional Dialog UVHF Dante interface provides eight Euroblock balanced analog outputs, including a mixed output, another USB audio and eight GPIO.

The wireless access point offers versatile mounting options on wall, ceiling, dessert the post, including Vesa holes, as well as redundancy and antenna diversity, also dual, providing spatial and polarization diversity to maintain high audio quality in difficult environments.

A wired Ethernet connection adds the ability to connect management software to the access point via a web browser. Secure RF connections are created using encrypted AES-256 FIPS 197 based on full-time standards.