5 Benefits of IoT Amps from LEA Professional

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IoT Amps are the next step forward in pro audio systems. It just makes sense. To begin with, pro audio systems are made up of interconnected devices work together to provide sound support. And IoT provides a next-level platform for interconnected devices. It seems so obvious!

But what are the real benefits that IoT provides to a pro audio amplifier? Well, here are five of the top benefits you will notice immediately:

1. Remote Monitoring & Control

First, you can check-in on your installed systems and make adjustments from anywhere without the need for a VPN. In short, IoT amps are constantly feeding performance data to the Cloud and it’s all just sitting up there for you to look at from the comfort of your couch. Plus, no matter where you are, you can feed information to the cloud as well. Therefore, you can make changes to the amplifier settings or DSP without ever actually going to the venue. PLUS, this provides the opportunity for installers to set up reoccurring revenue contracts with their clients for ongoing system maintenance. 
The video blow demonstrates 3 ways to connect the amps (including wi-fi): 
 

 

2. Automatic Updates

Secondly, it’s important for your installed systems to remain up-to-date in order to maintain optimum performance. Now, thanks to IoT technology, manufacturers can deliver amplifier updates to the cloud and you can keep your systems updated at all times, without even thinking about it. For example, just like your phone tells you when there are new updates available.

3. Speaker Tunings & System Presets

Need speaker tunings or system EQ settings? No problem! Installers can save all speaker tunings and system settings and store them in the cloud where they can access them whenever they want. Furthermore, manufacturers are also able to send these types of downloads into the cloud and make them available to the installer. As a result, there is no need to visit a separate website and download files. Everything is available in one place and easily accessible from anywhere.
The video below demonstrates how to import and export settings to the amplifier: 
 
4. Push Notifications 
 
Fourth, if any errors or faults occur, hear from the system first – not from the client or venue. For instance, push notifications can be sent directly to your mobile or desktop devices whenever the system detects an error or fault. Thus, you’ll be able to proactively pinpoint where the event has occurred and begin taking steps to resolve it, most likely before anyone at the venue even notices. Therefore, this can cut back on system downtime dramatically. 
 
5. System Performance Data
 

Access all of the system data at anytime from anywhere. You’ll be able to maintain reports on error logs, fault logs, energy consumption, output performance, and more.

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Discover 4K Video Scaling and More…

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Meet the Standard in Multi-format 4K Presentation Processing
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D4 is ideal for high performance and broadcast workloads across a range of applications requiring scan conversion, scaling or seamless presentation switching. A flexible video switching and scaling solution for 4K signals, D4 features multiple output modes that truly makes D4 a stand-out performer for modern presentation processing. 

 
Fully modular, a range of input signals including HDMI 2.0 DisplayPort 1.2 and 12G-SDI along with conventional 2K signals may be used, while at output dual HDMI 2.0 output channels are available as standard, with optional duplicated output t0 DisplayPort 1.2  
 
HDR signal processing is fully supported via the processor with high bandwidth and wide gamut 12bit grey level processing for superior quality and image control.
 
Scale, transcode, splice, rotate, D4 is a complete scaling and presentation processing solution.

See new features at ISE 2020 including 90degree rotate, auto 8K1K input detection, and presentation mode with up to three 3K PIPs on a 4K background.

Extend Collaboration with RGBlink

Collaboration beyond the Touch Screen

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FLEXpro8 is a new innovation in video wall control from RGBlink. Allowing native connection of LED, LCD and other displays with robust design and multi-window technologies, FLEXpro 8 extends the possibilities of collaboration beyond touch screens with easy-to-connect additional display that can take advantage of multiple displays surfaces for maximum results.
 
With support for over 18 mega pixels across eight outputs, FLEXpro8 is designed for professional applications, and fit up to 16 independent inputs integrating a range of video sources , including collaboration or media software platforms to bring displays to life. Whether for integration or proAV FLEXpro8 has the multi-signal, multi-layer technology for virtually any display application. 
 
FLEXpro8 supports display up to 32 video layers fully synchronised for output across eight outputs. Remotely configure and control FLEXpro8 from XPOSE on Windows or macOS via LAN or integrate with RGBlink OpenAPI.

 

Power for Media and Content as it Should Be
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UMS4 is built specifically for use with media server and collaboration software in professional applications.

 
With slots available for up to 4K capture, choose from select Magewell HDMI and SDI options to bring external media courses in to a media application of choice. 
 
Install any media server or collaboration software application to UMS4 or choose from preinstalled images from leading vendors via the RGBlink Launcher which loads directly to the inbuilt touch screen for quick access and monitoring. Naturally RGBlink XPOSE for video processor control is installed too along with drives for all options.
 
With discrete GPU and up to four 4K60 outputs, UMS4 is a home in demanding performance applications whether for events or integration, and is ideal to connect to the RGBlink processor of choice and any display device.

 

Venuetech is the exclusive distributor of RGBLink in the Middle East.