EQ1-IR Series

Advanced features for collaboration: annotations, accuracy, immediacy, durability

High flexibility and simple signage  

The EQ1-IR Series features a built-in USB media player that enables 4K video, still-image and full HD content playback without needing external cables or a set-up box. Insert a USB memory device and edit a playlist with photographs and video files without using a PC and schedule the content to display in a specified order via the free Content Management Software. The cloning function makes it easy to copy the settings information from a master display via a USB device or LAN cable to synchronize playback on multiple displays, significantly reducing set up time.

Extensive connectivity options

The EQ1-IR Series offers an extensive range of connectivity features. 4K/60p video input signals via 2 x HDMI. Supports CEC over HDMI for power on/off synchronized to playback control. Two HDCP 2.2-compliant HDMI terminals can be used to play DRM-protected content. The display supports DVI-D, PC In, Video In, and USB input. Compatible with LAN, RS-232C for external control, with AMX or Creston Connected.

Easy set up and safe operation  

You can use a USB memory device to easily copy the network setting for multiple displays, and the individual IP addresses for each unit are set automatically. During start up and when there is no signal, you can set the image of your choice to be displayed. Thanks to the failover and failback function, when the main video and audio signals are interrupted, the system immediately switches to alternative signals. Multi Monitoring & Control Software enables you to monitor and control up to 2,048 devices over LAN from a single PC.

The screens are built with protection tempered anti-glare glass with only 4mm thickness for small size displays and 6mm for larger sizes (75” and 86”). The larger sizes (75” and 86”) come with a handy carrying handle to ensure efficient and safe mobility.

Ideal for:

• Classrooms and seminar rooms
• Huddle rooms
• Offices
• Lecture theatres
• Presentation rooms
• Control rooms
• Public digital signage