Components

General overview

Figure 1-2 Plixus architecture diagram with example setup

The Plixus architecture allows for a mix & match of components: from flushmount devices over multimedia units and interpreter desk to PTZ cameras and third-party Dante™-enabled applications.

A typical setup consists of the following components:

• A central engine (multimedia or audio-only)
• CAT 5e network cables
• Depending on the size of the network: one or more power supplies.
• Depending on the size of the network: one or more network extenders. Each network extender powers a separate branch. It permits 4 branches or 2 loops.
• CoCon management software to manage every aspect of the meeting
• T-Rex recording software to record audio
• A combination of units
  • uniCOS units: multimedia flushmount and tabletop units
  • Confidea T units: tabletop units (discussion/voting/interpretation)
  • Confidea F units: flushmount units (discussion/voting/interpretation)
  • Plixus Nameplate
  • Confidea G3 units: the wireless solution
  • Lingua Interpreter Desks
• Video IN-OUT boxes
• A combination of peripherals
  • PTZ cameras
  • External displays
  • Dante™-enabled devices
  • Tablets running Congressify