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Sudbury, MA (September 2, 2020)—Yamaha Unified Communications has announced ADECIA, a family of conferencing products intended for enterprise or meeting spaces.

The conferencing solution introduces the RM-CG ceiling microphone and RM-CR room control processor, as well as Yamaha PoE switches and VXL Series line array speakers.

“Achieving professional audio quality — be it a training room, conference room, classroom, multi-purpose room, or the boardroom — can require an incredible amount of time and costs to design, install, and set up,” said Michael Fitch, VP of sales and marketing. “The introduction of ADECIA now allows customers and integrators to easily customize and configure a full-room UC solution that’s not only user friendly and delivers the best audio results but also allows for social distancing and contactless conferencing to fit arising health safety requirements.”

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Every component of the system, from the microphones to speakers as well as the required networking and communication equipment, automatically integrates. The complete solution immediately detects all components of the system and configures them to be optimized for the room environment, accounting for the location of speakers and microphones, reverberation, and echo behavior. Setting up a room is done through the system’s configurator in four steps. The system offers USB, Bluetooth, Dante and analog connections.

The ADECIA solution combines Yamaha’s new dynamic beamforming ceiling microphone (RM-CG), room control processor (RM-CR), a Yamaha Dante-optimized network switch, and VXL Series line-array PoE+ powered speakers. Together, the system supports multi-beam tracking technology, human voice activity detection, noise reduction algorithms, speaker tracking, adaptive acoustic echo cancellation and more. These automatic, smart audio technologies empower crystal clear, stress-free remote communications.

“What makes this solution even more innovative is the flexibility built into the room solution,” said Fitch. “Utilizing an open control interface, the RM-CG microphone and RM-CR can be incorporated into a conferencing design using other Yamaha or third-party components. From installation to control, it’s simple.”

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