Q-SYS Core 110f V2 Networkable Audio Processor

About: Q-SYS Core 110f V2 Networkable Audio Processor

The Q-SYS Core 110f v2 processor provides a fully integrated audio, video and control solution for installations with a mixture of analog and network channels, supporting medium-sized rooms through the largest Enterprise scale deployments.

• 128 networked audio channels (Q-LAN / AES67)
• 24 channels of analog I/O, including 8 configurable Flex channels
• 16x AEC processors
• Up to 32 x 32 Dante audio channels (8 x 8 included)
• USB AV bridging (16 x 16 audio + Q-SYS camera support)
• Full-featured Q-SYS Control engine (with optional feature license)
• External USB audio device host
• Up to 4x VoIP instances

Class leading I/O: Core 110f has 24 I/O + USB, POTS and VoIP simultaneously offering the best cost to I/O ratio in a single SKU, single chassis product available on the market.

8 Flex Channels: Nearly all the flexibility of a card-based DSP solution without the hassle of multiple SKU’s and custom ordering.

Extend your network I/O connectivity with QIO Series: QIO Series lets you quickly add network I/O connectivity to your Q-SYS systems where it’s most convenient. Each of the six models supports a different, specific connectivity type, from mic/line audio I/O to control (IR, Serial, or GPIO). Learn more. 

True IT Software Integration: The Q-SYS Operating System is a true IT integrative solution that is free of the fixed hardware limitations seen in competing products. It allows for greater functionality such as Layer 3 routing, LDAP contact server integration, SNMP monitoring, as well as the latest software-based security  for your AV system like cryptographically signed firmware updates, encrypted data transport and storage.

Suite of Software-Based Conferencing Technology applications: Built by Q-SYS from the ground up allowing for continued refinement, without any additional hardware. The suite includes next generation acoustic echo cancellation (AEC), multiple-instance SIP softphones, gain sharing, gating automixers and role-based access controls.

Unified Software Platform: The integrator has a single training investment in one software design tool rather than needing to learn several platforms to scale from small to large systems.