Vaddio PresenterPOD System PresenterPOD System Tech Spec

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Document Number 030811 Rev B11.

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Preset Trigger Device for the Vaddio™ AutoPresenter™ Automated

Content Presentation System

The PresenterPOD is a perfect complement to the

Vaddio AutoPresenter video switcher and automated

camera control system.

When the PresenterPOD is

used in conjunction with the AutoPresenter, the system

allows the presenter to walk up to a work area, such as

a lectern, teaching station or whiteboard, and quickly

have

access

to

the

AutoPresenter’s

inputs

and

Pan/Tilt/Zoom camera presets.

Two

(2)

large

round

buttons

located

on

the

PresenterPod offer the presenter flexible control over

the automated content on other presets and other

necessary content sources. A third small square button

is available for PIP On/Off adjustments if PIP is stored

within

any

of

the

presets

activated

by

the

PresenterPOD.

Even the Logo button can be used as a

trigger.

The system uses Vaddio’s EZCable™ cabling standard, which connects the PresenterPOD via a single Cat-5e

cable to the PresenterPOD Interface for the provision of power and transmission of data between the devices.

The PresenterPOD Interface can support up to two (2) PresenterPODs (see Technical Images and System

Connectivity for details). The PresenterPOD Interface can be assigned to output latching, momentary triggers or

any combination, depending on the design requirements.

The PresenterPOD combined with the AutoPresenter provides a truly innovative approach to automating people

and content presentation systems with easy to understand presenter control options.

Vaddio’s AutoPresenter

System with the PresenterPOD is as unique as it is easy to use, and of course, easy to install.

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The PresenterPOD System Includes:

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PresenterPOD

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Sheet of Labels for the POD’s Trigger Buttons

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PresenterPOD Interface

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PowerRite™ Power Supply and AC Cord Set

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Metal Mounting Tabs for the PresenterPOD

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PresenterPOD Triggers:

Each PresenterPOD has four (4) trigger outputs

available on four (4) buttons which, can be

programmed to be momentary or latching type

triggers, recall presets or adjust the PIP (on/off)

within the presets of the AutoPresenter or other

systems as well. These buttons are made of silicone

rubber for a professional look and feel and are

backlit for ease of trigger identification.

The system

is even shipped with small labels so that any

instructor can operate an installed AutoPresenter

presentation environment and know exactly what

powerful A/V tools are at their fingertips.

PresenterPOD Interface:

Within any presentation environment, there are

commonly two (2) active presentation areas; for

example, the lectern position and the whiteboard

(see example on next page). The PresenterPOD

Interface can support two (2) PresenterPODs

allowing active control of up to eight presets on the

AutoPresenter or other control systems.

Logic for

interaction between two PODs is supported.

Easy to Install and Operate:

The Vaddio PresenterPOD is a simple product that

works with any device that accepts trigger inputs

including;

Hot-Shot,

ControlVIEW

XHD,

ProductionVIEW Consoles and of course, the

AutoPresenter.

Like all of the products listed above,

the PresenterPOD is made in the USA.

Figure 1:

PresenterPOD (top and front) showing four (4) back-lit

trigger buttons, PresenterPOD Interface front panel (bottom)

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Vaddio PresenterPOD System PresenterPOD System Tech Spec

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