PeopleLink Cascade 4C+Wireless Conference Audio System with Four Removable Microphones for Medium and Large Rooms

It is a Wireless Conference Speakerphone made up of four removable wireless omnidirectional boundary microphones and a controller module. The microphones sit where the discussion is rather than where a cable reaches, each with full duplex 360 degree pickup over about 2 metres. Digital audio processing with 384ms echo cancellation and Intelligent Dynamic Noise Reduction keeps the far end steady.

The controller has a B type USB port for a computer running Windows 7, Windows 10 or MacOS, a 6.5mm output for active speakers or a house PA, and a 6.5mm handheld microphone interface. That covers both a laptop-driven call and a room with its own reinforcement. It works with common Video Conferencing platforms without extra software.

Yes. The controller sits beside the room PC that also runs a PeopleLink Camera, so a room keeps one connection point for audio and video. PeopleLink supplies the Cameras, Control and Room Solutions alongside the system, which keeps a Seminar Room a single specification.

The system ships as four wireless omnidirectional boundary microphones with a controller, and each microphone has an effective pickup range of about 2 metres, so a long table is covered by spacing them along it instead of running cable. Where the room is larger, the 1/4 inch output drives external active speakers or the house PA, and the 6.5mm handheld microphone interface covers questions from the floor. Share your table length and seat count with a PeopleLink specialist for a layout.

Installation, service and support are delivered through PeopleLink Partners and Resellers in your region, with PeopleLink AV Specialists supporting them on sizing and integration. Since the system is portable rather than fixed, most sites treat it as equipment to be issued and stored rather than installed.

Yes. The master unit measures 267 by 145 by 51mm at just over a kilogram and each microphone weighs 236g, so a full set travels between rooms in a case. A department can move the system to whichever training or meeting room is booked rather than fitting out every space. Setup is a matter of placing the microphones and connecting the controller.