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AV Solutions Range Guide August 2020 the Sony Solution NEW WAYS TO INSPIRE Live Your Vision C AV Solutions Range Guide August 2020 The Sony Solution When it comes to professional AV technology, Sony provides much more than just great products. We create solutions that make visual communications and knowledge sharing even smarter and more efficient. Contents We empower organizations of every industry, sector and size with advanced audio-visual tools that help them go further. From schools to universities, small business to big business, retail to automotive, healthcare to faith-based worship and more, we have the perfect solution. Visual Imaging Welcome Projectors Cameras Our comprehensive suite of TEOS solutions intelligently manage all of your connected devices, while our powerful collaboration tools enable real-time The Sony Solution 3 F-Series laser 18 SRG Series 43 knowledge sharing. Discover new levels of detail with our class-leading P-Series laser 24 POV and BOX cameras 44 BRAVIA Professional Displays, and take your presentations further with our bright, captivating range of Laser Projectors.While our renowned lineup of CW-Series 26 BRC Series 45 Service and Support PTZ cameras feature progressive technologies ideal for remote working and F-lamp 28 IP Remote Controllers 46 distance learning applications. CH-lamp 30 SupportNET 5 E-lamp 32 Visual Simulation and Support is at the heart of everything we do. With our SupportNET, you’ll Visual Entertainment always get the best service for your business. With specialist advice and a host of support features included as standard, we’ve got you covered. Sony Solutions BRAVIA Professional Displays Laser Light 48 Source Projectors For full product features and specifications TEOS Workplace VPL-GTZ380 48 please visit pro.sony Management 6 BRAVIA Solutions 34 VPL-GTZ280 48 Beamforming Microphone 10 BRAVIA BZ Series 36 VPL-GTZ270 49 Edge Video Analytics 12 BRAVIA Tuner Models 38 VPL-GTZ240 49 Crystal LED Modular Displays 14 D2 3 For more on SupportNET call 1-877-398-7669 or email [email protected] SupportNET® SupportNET® You’ve got our support and SupportService Your business cannot afford unscheduled interruptions. Our SupportNET packages make sure you are covered with the perfect level of support. SupportNET SystemWatch® Our SupportNET packages go beyond a standard warranty Everybody’s business is different. A number of our with access to expert technical assistance. Our Network business critical system products are eligible for Operations Center can answer your questions on setting up SystemWatch remote support services, including remote and using your product by phone or email. And if you need monitoring configured to your system. SystemWatch repairs, we’ll organize things quickly and efficiently, with may also include single vendor support in a multivendor free shipping and no hidden costs. solution environment. Advanced Exchange Program In the rare event that a customer experiences a problem with any Pro BRAVIA FW Series Display or Laser VPL Series For support contact information please Projector, they may be entitled to receive a new unit at no cost visit www.sony.com/servicesplus and in exchange for the return of the defective unit. Restrictions click on the contact us page. apply. Contact your Sony Account Manager for details. 4 5 TEOS Workplace Solutions Making spaces perform As people move through the workplace TEOS solutions Master your meetings Meeting Display Turn idle meeting screens into TEOS help them be more efficient and productive. Connect smart and informative displays. TEOS Mirror content wirelessly from your device to BRAVIA professional displays. Orchestrate your office Room Control Manage Control connected meeting room devices Take full control of through a customisble interface. devices, signage and content across all spaces. Sony Solutions Sony Sony Solutions Sony Streamline room bookings Mobile Manage meetings from anywhere with a mobile application that combines Communicate clearly room booking, room control and mirroring. Signage Create and distribute colorful, eye-catching and touch- Book interactive digital signage. Save time and optimise the use of meeting spaces with an interactive booking solution. Make visiting easy Corporate TV Implement a Corporate TV solution for workers to view and change channels. Survey Wayfinding Videowall Collect feedback from Navigate the workplace easily Edit content to play on video Reception employees and guests and find available rooms. walls in any configuration. Extend a professional welcome to with a fully customisable every visitor as they sign in and survey platform. notify their host of their arrival. 6 7 The TEOS Solutions Model TEOS workplace solutions allow organizations to scale up fast and full support is always available. TEOS TEOS 1 Purchase the TEOS server 2 Choose your hardware and software license software The server license TEM-SRV250 is Purchase devices (such as displays required to run TEOS solutions. It has or tablets) and TEOS licenses for a one-off cost and covers your whole each device to run your chosen corporate network. This license gives solution (such as signage or room users access to Manage for TEOS which booking). Hardware comes with is the central platform to control all 3 years of support included, and devices and content. software comes with 1 year. Sony Solutions Sony Solutions Sony 3 Choose your optional service Decide if you want A full offering additional services such as extended support, on-site set up, training, or software custom development. Software Hardware Service Control Displays Support and Signage Projectors firmware Add-ons Tablets Custom dev Mobile Player Set-up Training Visit the TEOS hub to contact an expert, book a demo or discover more about our intelligent workspace solutions: pro.sony/TEOS 8 9 Beamforming Microphone Beamforming Microphone Beamforming Sony Solutions Sony Solutions Sony Beamforming Microphone Introducing Sony’s IP- based ceiling beamforming microphone with advanced speech reinforcement and clear recording technologies – enabling truly hands-free lectures and presentations. The solution will significantly improve the audio experience background sound from air conditioners, projectors within education and corporate organizations thanks to etc. all of which make it ideal for lecture capture. its ceiling-mount microphone, which removes the need for hand held or body worn microphones and subsequent The microphone can be easily integrated into batteries or device management. existing AV setups and used with a wide range of products while also boasting the Sony free-of-charge It also has speech reinforcement, an advanced clear audio “Microphone System Manager” software (MASM-1). This quality as well as a unique combination of beamforming supports central setting and management of multiple technology*1 and an Intelligent Feedback Reduction microphones in various rooms via IP. function which helps improve recording quality and can then automatically adjust the output volume for consistency and ease of listening. The microphone is incredibly simple to install as it supports the Dante®*2 digital audio-over-IP networking standard and Power over Ethernet (PoE) so power is managed through a single network cable. It also features a dual channel output for simultaneous recording through dedicated output channels and across wide areas to record both the speaker and students/participants voices. The microphone also has auto-noise reduction capabilities to minimize *1: Beamforming is a signal processing technique used for directional signal transmission or reception. A loud speaker system is required for speech reinforcement. For full product features and *2: Dante® is trademark of Audinate Pty Ltd. specifications visit pro.sony/beam-mic 10 11 A WORLD OF APPLICATIONS • Lecture capture: Digitise lectures and deliver them as searchable, engaging videos. Sharing your knowledge • MOOC creation: Easily create high quality interactive Edge Analytics has never been easier learning videos for Massive Open Online Course Edge Analytics programmes. Appliance Edge Analytics • Online training: Create engaging, flexible video training UbiCast orchestrates every phase of modules for employees, customers and partners. Adding more intelligence to producing and delivering rich video • Webcasting: Stream conferences and events to a global every presentation content - from recording and editing to audience, live or on demand. publishing, managing and user analytics. The REA-C1000 Edge Analytics Appliance brings an exciting new dimension of audience engagement to lectures, MOOCs, government Record x+y= 8 x- y= x+y= 8 xy=12 and corporate presentations. Sony Solutions Sony x- y= Play Solutions Sony x+y=8 x- y= Advanced built-in AI-based video technology analyzes the input it receives from Teach Integrate Manage connected cameras and combines the camera feeds with image sources to create high-quality video content that can be displayed live or recorded. Acting as the Miris Netcapture Streaming lectures has never been so simple, and so cost smart hub of a connected AV setup, the compact and light-weight REA-C1000 allows effective. Have every lecture hall kitted out with the technology, educational institutions and corporate organizations to automatically generate but pay only for the number of licences you use at any one compelling video content in real time. The REA-C1000 offers a range of powerful time. Gives students - anytime, anywhere - the opportunity A scalable and Cloud or on site cost-effective presentation features that
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