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Private Cloud Broadcasting Server – 17.3" Touchscreen, i5, 8GB RAM, 240GB SSD, up to 1000 Zones

Private cloud broadcasting server is the central control device of a smart IP broadcasting and sound reinforcement system, designed for managing programs, zones, terminals, audio sources and broadcasts. The device is mounted in a 19" rack cabinet, features an industrial enclosure, a 17.3" touchscreen, a slide-out keyboard, a server-type management platform and extensive audio, network and external device control capabilities.

• Central system control – administration of zones, terminals, audio sources, users and programs.
• Up to 1000 zones – suitable for large facilities and multi-building sound reinforcement systems.
• 17.3" touchscreen – for convenient local system control.
• Slide-out keyboard with touchpad – for easier administration directly at the device.
• IP network broadcasting – audio transmission over Ethernet network with support for operation across subnets and routers.
• Automatic and manual playback – for schedules, announcements, background music and real-time broadcasts.
• Audio source management – microphone, line and signal outputs for different scenarios.
• RS232 / RS485 control – for external devices and integrations.
• Integrated monitor speaker – for real-time system audio monitoring.
• Controlled AC 220V outputs – for switching external devices on and off.
• Web control – access via browser from a computer, tablet or phone without additional software.
• Industrial enclosure – for better protection against impacts, dust, electromagnetic interference and long-term operation.

• Schools and universities – for lesson bells, announcements, background music and zoned broadcasts.
• Shopping centres – for advertising announcements, evacuation information and music zones.
• Hotels – for background sound reinforcement in different zones, reception areas, corridors and conference spaces.
• Manufacturing companies – for announcements in workshops, warehouses, administration areas and outdoor zones.
• Office complexes – for managing audio systems across multiple floors, departments or buildings.
• Transport facilities – in stations, terminals, waiting halls and information announcement systems.
• Public spaces – for parks, sports facilities, cultural centres and municipal infrastructure.

For example, in a school building, the server is installed in a communication or audio equipment cabinet. IP audio terminals, amplifiers, speakers, microphones and control devices are connected to the network. Through the touchscreen or browser, the administrator creates zones: classrooms, corridors, gym, cafeteria and outdoor area.

The system can automatically play lesson bells according to a schedule, broadcast announcements only to selected zones, play background music during breaks and, in an emergency, activate urgent announcements through predefined zones.

For a system administrator: allows centralized management of zones, terminals, schedules, audio files, users and broadcasting scenarios.

For an audio system installer: suitable for professional IP sound reinforcement systems where server-based control, network expansion and integration with external devices are required.

For a facility manager: provides the ability to manage announcements, music, emergency signals and different building zones from one place.

For a large facility: allows the system to be expanded without major geographical limitations by using the existing Ethernet network infrastructure.

Before installation, it is necessary to plan the network topology, number of zones, IP terminals, audio sources, power control and administration permissions. Such a system must be designed as part of the entire facility’s sound reinforcement and announcement infrastructure.

• Install the device in a suitable 19" equipment cabinet.
• Ensure good ventilation and do not block heat dissipation areas.
• Use a stable Ethernet network, especially when controlling many terminals or zones.
• Check the load before connecting AC outputs and do not exceed 5A per channel.
• Do not use in damp or condensation-forming environments.
• Configure user permissions to keep system control secure.
• Regularly create backups of programs and configuration.
• Installation and programming are recommended to be entrusted to an IP audio system specialist.

Quick selection guide

Choose a private cloud broadcasting server when you need centralized management of a large IP sound reinforcement system with many zones, terminals, schedules, announcements and audio sources.

Professional IP broadcasting control centre for large facilities

The private cloud broadcasting server is designed for professional IP sound reinforcement systems where centralized management of zones, terminals, programs, announcements, schedules and audio sources is required.

Thanks to the 17.3" touchscreen, Intel i5 processor, 8GB RAM, 240GB SSD, 100 / 1000 Mbps network support, control of up to 1000 zones, RS232 integrations, industrial rack-type enclosure and browser control, this server is suitable for schools, shopping centres, hotels, factories, office complexes and other large broadcasting systems.