The USB-C Extension of the Future:
Here’s the new Taurus TPX
The next generation of Unified Communications Rooms
As USB-C technology becomes the primary standard for meeting room connectivity, USB-C extension is the next challenge on the horizon. Lightware’s pioneering engineers recently developed a two-box, Taurus TPX (transmitter/receiver) variant of the widely popular Taurus UCX platform.
Extend Video Connectivity
seamless integration of USB 2.0 (High-speed 480Mbps) and HDMI 2.0 4K@60Hz 4:4:4 signals over distances of up to 100 meters
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Connectivity for multiple USB hosts
connect up to 8 peripherals and switch between different host devices (camera, speakerphone, touch monitor, etc.)
BYOM Compatibility in Larger Spaces
USB-C connectivity for audio, video, control, data and charging laptop or mobile up to 100W
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Easy Cabling and Cost-Saving
remote powering the RX unit over a single CAT cable, no additional power outlet and adapter needed
Unrivalled Solution for Medium and Large Meeting Rooms
The transmitter and receiver are seamlessly connected using a single CAT cable, utilizing the SDVoE signal to establish a smooth transition between the two.
These market-leading devices allow users to extend USB-C signals over longer distances (up to 100 m), empowering system architects with more flexibility for designing medium or large size meeting rooms.
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Beyond bridging longer distances, our universal switcher transmitter transcends traditional limitations in signal management and connectivity. By incorporating advanced technology, the Taurus TPX forms a transmitter-receiver configuration with the functionality of the UCX product range.
It liberates users from the constraints of USB and HDMI cables, providing seamless integration of diverse multimedia signals over distances of up to 100 meters, while working in a point-to-point arrangement.
This revolutionary ProAV device offers bridging capabilities for longer distances, allowing for the extension of video, audio, and control signals in one direction, whilesimultaneously enabling the transmission of USB 2.0 data in the other direction.