Video Conferencing
Additional Information
Yealink MVC series conference solutions provide a full-scene video conference solution to cover all meeting rooms, small to large.
Key Features and Benefits
MTouch II Console
MTouch II touch control panel allows you easily perform call control, camera control, content sharing and many other functions from one location. At the same time, the MTouch II contains a built-in Human Motion Sensor that can wakeup the upon entering the room.
Multi-camera solution
Yealink Camera-Hub can integrate up to 9, UVC84 or UVC86 4K cameras, equipped with 12x optical zoom to provide clear and low loss video images. Providing a flexible multi-camera solution which is user configurable directly from the MTouch II console.
Content sharing in real time
The unique wireless content sharing solution provides participants with maximum flexibility, that a one-click content sharing can be simply realized by plugging into the WPP20 only. With a high resolution of 1080P / 30 frames, it provides users with a better content sharing experience. Wired content sharing is also available by connecting to the USB-C port or HDMI port.
Simple to deploy
Easy to use With the VCH port, MCore is specially designed for the video meeting rooms that the deployment can be easily extended. At the same time, its all-in-one design with the feature of cable management ensure the stability of the wire connection, and the most appropriate deployment can be achieved according to the layout of the meeting room. One CAT5e is totally enough to connect the TV area and the conference table area and to complete the data transmission and power supply, no additional power supply or extension cable is needed, which not only simplifying the deployment but also effectively reducing deployment costs.
Manage your devices remotely
These solutions support Yealink Device Management Platform/Cloud Service. You can flawlessly manage, monitor, configure, update and diagnose all Yealink audio and video devices peripherals on this platform remotely.
