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Front Cover See Separate 4Pp Cover Artwork FRONT COVER SEE SEPARATE 4PP COVER ARTWORK Corporate and Education solutions range guide February 2018 www.pro.sony.eu The Sony Solution 4-19 The Sony Solution When it comes to professional AV technology, Service & Support 20-21 Sony provides much more than just great products - we create solutions. Education and Business Projectors 22-47 Complete solutions that make visual communications and knowledge sharing even smarter and more efficient. INSIDEINSIDE FRONTFRONT We empower all kinds of organisations with advanced audio-visual Professional Displays 48-53 tools that help them go further. Solutions designed for every industry COVERCOVER SEESEE SEPARATESEPARATE and sector, from schools to universities, small business to big business, retail to automotive and more. 4PP4PPVisual Imaging COVERCOVER Cameras ARTWORKARTWORK54-63 Solutions like our Laser Light Source Projectors that deliver powerful images with virtually no maintenance. Our Collaboration solution that takes active learning and sharing material to new levels. Our BRAVIA Visual Simulation and Visual Entertainment 64-70 Professional Displays that enable dynamic digital signage. And our desktop and portable projectors that provide uncompromised quality with low ownership costs for businesses and education. Whatever size the organisation, whatever the requirement, we have the perfect solution. And always with our full support. For full product features and specifications please visit pro.sony.eu Professional AV technology Sony Solutions Professional AV technology Sony Solutions Green management settings Schedule on and off times to save energy when devices aren’t required, for example at evenings or weekends. Complete device management solution Managing, scheduling and monitoring content TEOS Manage can be controlled by just one person, reducing that’s displayed on all your networked screens and Complete the need for extra staff and giving a single point of contact for projectors can be a challenge for any organisation. support. Functionality can also be granted to additional users TEOS Manage streamlines the control and through admin rights. Control maintenance of connected devices and content in boardrooms, meeting rooms, offices, public areas and Intelligent workspaces other locations. by design Monitor status via a friendly dashboard-style interface. Group devices by location for easy management. Schedule content playout, and even create impressive digital signage in minutes. Integrate screens to your centralised bookings system to display meeting KEY FEATURES schedules in each room. Pinpoint issues with any device that isn’t working. • Total control over devices, content and playout schedules. With TEOS Manage, you’re in complete control of all your devices and content – all the time. • Easy, intuitive operation. • Compatible with IP display devices from any manufacturer*. • Deploy on-premises. • Scalable and cost-effective. Manage all your networked displays Get device alerts Enjoy a dashboard-style global overview, summarising devices, See operating status of all display devices, and receive alerts rooms and locations, activity status, green management settings when any networked device stops working. and any device issues. Wide device compatibility Scheduled playout TEOS Manage is compatible with virtually any IP-enabled device Push images, pictures, videos, signage and other content to – including display screens, projectors and tablets – from Sony as individual devices, zones or across the whole network. It’s easy well as other manufacturers*. to manage and review playout schedules, ensuring the right content is always displayed on the right screen at the right time. Easily create digital signage Create colourful, eye-catching signage and distribute instantly Group devices by location across networked screens. Combine text, images, graphics, Control, monitor and update displays, grouping them by video, news feeds, social media and web content using building, floor or area. Adding more devices is easy with the friendly templates. auto-discover function. Send emergency alerts Integrated room bookings Manage emergency events by pushing urgent alert notifications TEOS Manage integrates smoothly with your room bookings to all connected displays – such as instructions on finding the system. Information from Microsoft Office® 365, Microsoft closest fire exit. Exchange Server® or Google® Calendar can be displayed in each room, with a choice of attractive templates. * On demand 4 5 Professional AV technology Sony Solutions Professional AV technology Sony Solutions TEOS Manage Specifications Optimise use of meeting room resources with a clear Facility Number of sites/rooms No limitation view of room bookings and scheduling information. management Statistics Yes Alerts Yes This high specification Android tablet integrates seamlessly Control IP Control Yes with TEOS Manage, creating a complete interactive room Scheduling Yes * booking solution for boardrooms, conference rooms and Sony compatibility Professional BRAVIA, projectors, tablets Other brands compatibility Yes, on demand office meeting rooms. Meeting room Calendar compatibility Google Calendar, Microsoft Exchange, Office 365 Customizable background Yes Get a Positioned on a table top or outside each meeting room, Customizable inputs titles Yes TEOS Book can display the agenda, status and forthcoming Lockable secured interface Yes bookings for that room. Connected to corporate networks, Scheduling Yes Signage Content creation Yes the tablet interfaces directly with TEOS Manage, allowing Facebook®, Instagram®, Twitter®, YouTube®, Websites, Interactive content, Clear View Main functions Powerpoint , streamings, weather report, RSS feeds room scheduling information to be displayed with an attractive choice of custom template option. Picture format BMP, JPG, GIF, PNG Room booking tablet Video format AVI, MPG, WMV, H264 Used in conjunction with corporate calendars (e.g. Sound format WAV, MP3, streaming for TEOS Manage Monitoring Mail, SMS Microsoft Exchange Server or Google Calendar), TEOS Book Scheduling Yes and TEOS Manage can help organisations avoid double Text element, image element, video element, graphics element, Content creation elements TV element, website element, ticker element, date and time element bookings and manage space utilisation more effectively. Youtube element and audio stream element. Server Windows server 2008R2 or above Optimised for business use, this enterprise-grade Android IIS Server pre-requisites Net framework 4.5 MSSQL Server KEY FEATURES tablet offers a crisp, bright 10.1-inch screen with multi-touch 40GB of available space support. Power over Ethernet (PoE) simplifies installation, Licenses TEM-SRV100 Local server software • TEOS Book integrates seamlessly allowing TEOS Book to be powered directly from a local TEM-CO10 License for simple control use with TEOS Manage. TEM-MR10 License for meeting room use area network (LAN) connection without the need for TEM-DS10 License for signage use additional cabling. TEM-TA10 License for tablet use • High-quality HD panel offers crisp, Service options PSP.CE.TDM.TRAIN.1 On-demand on-site training 1 day clear view of meeting information. TEOS Manage is a complete corporate solution that PSP.CE.TDM.INIT.1 On-demand on-site installation 1 day streamlines the control and maintenance of connected PSP.CE.TDM.SITE.1 On-demand on-site support 1 day • 5-point multi-touch operation. devices and content in boardrooms, meeting rooms, PSP.CE.TDM.CUST.1 On-demand custom development 1 day offices, public areas and other locations. • Connects to corporate networks over TEOS Book Specifications LAN or Wi-Fi. Panel LCD Size 10.1 inch Resolution 1280 x 800 IPS Brightness 500 cd/m2 Contrast Ratio 600:01:00 Viewing Angle H 160˚ / V 160˚ Touch type Projected Capacitive (5 pts) Display Aspect Ratio 16:10 Complete room booking solution System CPU Cortex A9, 1.6 GHz, Quad Core Chipset Chipset MALI 400 TEOS Book integrates seamlessly with TEOS Manage to create System Memory 2GB DDR3 SDRAM a complete room booking solution for boardrooms and office Internal Storage 8GB eMMc Flash meeting rooms. OS Support Android 4.4 or higher Networking LAN RJ45 / WiFi PoE Support IEEE 802.3af and 802.3at Clear, bright 10.1-inch screen Physical Housing Plastic Housing The tablet’s high-quality 10.1-inch (16:10 aspect ratio) IPS panel Colour Black with HD (1280 x 800) resolution offers a crisp, clear view of Weight 610g Dimension 252 x 178 x 24 mm meeting information. Mounting VESA 75 Power Supply 12V / 2A Reliable 24/7 operation Power Usage PoE 9 Watt. Maximum 19.5 Watt This commercial-grade Android tablet is optimised for the Versatile connectivity options Other I/O Ports USB Express port, (Micro) USB, HDMI rigours of corporate and B2B applications, allowing reliable TEOS Book can connect to corporate networks over via LAN or Camera Optional Microphone Yes 24/7 operation. Wi-Fi. It also includes a USB port to install applications or perform Audio out Yes system updates. Speaker 2 x 3W Speedy, responsive operation External storage SD-Card Slot The powerful Cortex A9 1.6 GHz Quad Core processor inside Power over Ethernet TEOS Book ensures smooth, responsive operation. Support for PoE (Power over Ethernet) simplifies installation and reduces additional cabling requirements. Our PrimeSupportPro packages go beyond a standard warranty with access to expert Multi-point capacitive touchscreen technical assistance. This product comes with a year’s PrimeSupportPro initial package The high-quality
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