This DVDO CS-1 4K Conference System with USB-C & HDMI Inputs and Built-in DSP is an AV conference system with USB-C and HDMI inputs, USB host and device ports and dual HDMI output.
It includes a built-in DSP with two microphone inputs, two line-in inputs and two line-in outputs as well as a 2x20W amplifier with speaker output.
It can be controlled over IP with an intuitive web GUI allowing to configure various video and audio settings.
The signal processing allows configuration and control for routing, mixing, filtering, ducking, equalization, delay and echo cancellation.
DVDO CS-1 4K Conference System with USB-C & HDMI Inputs and Built-in DSP Features:
- Two video inputs: 1 x USB-C 3.2 Gen 1 + 1 x HDMI with USB-B host port
- Video inputs and outputs support resolutions up to 4K 60Hz 4:4:4
- Two USB 3.0 device ports for webcams, video bars, PTZ cameras, KVM,…
- Two mirrored HDMI outputs for connection to single or dual display
- High performance DSP technology for 2 x microphone inputs, 2 x line level inputs and 2 x line level outputs
- Audio embedding and de-embedding to/from HDMI and USB-C inputs
- Built-in 2x20W power amplifier for speaker output
- TCP/IP control with Web GUI with multiple audio and video controls
- Configurable DSP settings include routing, mixing, filtering, ducking, equalization, delay, echo cancellation
Why not buy this DVDO CS-1 4K Conference System with USB-C & HDMI Inputs and Built-in DSP today?
HDTV Supply partners with DVDO to sell and support all DVDO products
Why not buy this DVDO CS-1 4K Conference System with USB-C & HDMI Inputs and Built-in DSP today?
What video resolutions does the CS-1 support on its inputs and outputs?
A: The CS-1 supports resolutions up to 4K 60Hz 4:4:4 on its USB-C and HDMI inputs and on its HDMI outputs.
Which physical video and BYOD ports are available for connecting a laptop?
A: You can connect a laptop through the USB Type-C port, or by using the USB Type-B port together with the HDMI IN port.
Can the CS-1 accept cameras and video peripherals over USB?
A: Yes; the CS-1 provides two USB 3.0 Type-A device ports intended for webcams, video bars, PTZ cameras and similar devices.
How do the HDMI outputs behave if I need a single or dual display?
A: The CS-1 provides two mirrored HDMI outputs so you can connect either a single display or duplicate the image on dual displays.
What audio inputs, outputs and amplifier power does the CS-1 include?
A: The CS-1 includes 2 microphone inputs (with AEC), 2 line inputs, 2 line outputs, and a built-in amplifier rated about 2×20W for speaker output.
Does the CS-1 provide phantom power for condenser microphones?
A: Yes; the CS-1 provides phantom power and the manual notes a Phantom Power of DC 48V.
What echo cancellation and DSP functions are available?
A: The CS-1 includes configurable DSP features such as echo cancellation (AEC), routing, mixing, filtering, ducking, equalization, delay, and auto-mixing.
How is the CS-1 controlled and configured on a network?
A: You control and configure the CS-1 over TCP/IP using its web GUI or the provided software after placing PC and device on the same LAN segment.
Will the CS-1 appear as a USB sound card on my computer when connected over Type-B or Type-C?
A: Yes; when connected via Type-B or Type-C the CS-1 appears in your computer's playback and recording device lists as a sound card.
What EDID options can I set and what should I watch for with displays?
A: You can copy EDID from Output 1 or Output 2 or choose preset modes (1920x1080@60Hz, 3840x2160@30Hz, 3840x2160@60Hz), but if the display doesn't support the selected EDID the image may not show and you should try a different EDID.
How do I switch the CS-1 input between TYPE-C and HOST from the device?
A: You can push the TOGGLE button on the front panel to select TYPE-C or HOST input sources, and in manual video mode the software also lets you click TYPE-C/HOST to switch.
What should I check if a video source has no output through the CS-1?
A: Check that you're using a compliant TYPE‑C or HDMI cable, confirm the connected device supports TYPE‑C video output, and verify the EDID parameter and that HDMI OUT1 is connected if EDID is set to copy from Output1.