EasyIP TableMIC D microphones connect to audio systems that utilize Dante networked audio signals. Up to four EasyIP TableMIC D microphones can be paired with the popular EasyIP Mixer and AV Bridge 2x1 products for excellent room coverage.

The EasyIP TableMIC D microphone is an excellent choice for improving the audio quality in videoconferencing rooms.

Designed to reduce distracting noises that arise in the conference room, the microphone's solid metal base construction and engineered feet diminish table vibration noise that other table microphones experience.

The top of the EasyIP TableMIC D features a capacitive touch control surface for silent button operation and a VU meter. The ability for AV Integrators to enable and disable button functionality during configuration can further simplify the end user's videoconferencing experience.

With 360-degree coverage from three unidirectional condenser microphone elements, a single EasyIP TableMIC D microphone provides excellent coverage for a small meeting room. Pair up to four microphone pods to the AV Bridge 2x1 or EasyIP Mixer to ensure coverage in larger meeting rooms.

Each of the three unidirectional cardioid microphone elements in the microphone is equipped with integrated echo cancellation and Digital Signal Processing (DSP), including equalization, automatic gain control (AGC), and adaptive noise filtering. The DSP in a companion product such as the Vaddio AV Bridge 2x1 or EasyIP Mixer provides an AEC reference from the far end and applies it to individual mic elements, so conference calls are crystal-clear on both ends of the conversation.

Just connect a standard Cat-5 cable between the EasyIP TableMIC D microphone and your preferred PoE network switch (we recommend Luxul switches.) Power, control and audio are all carried over the single cable. The EasyIP TableMIC D supports cable lengths of up to 328 feet (100 meters) between the microphone and PoE network switch port. Pairing with Vaddio equipment can be done through our free Vaddio Deployment Tool and audio flows are managed through Audinate's Dante Controller application.