15.6 inch Motorized Paperless System Dual-screen Interactive Monitor Lift with Microphone D7615PTX / D7617PTX / D7618PTX / D7621PTX

The enclosure adopts a full aluminum structure, manufactured with high-quality aluminum and CNC precision machining. The display frame and chassis are made of aluminum alloy, ensuring a refined, lightweight, and elegant appearance.

Utilizes a high-precision guide rail combined with linear bearings, minimizing noise during lifting through optimized structural design.

Supports integration with a central control system, offering strong protocol compatibility. The screen powers on automatically when raised and powers off when lowered, ensuring energy efficiency.

Built-in loop-through power socket provides power supply for terminals, reducing on-site wiring and improving installation neatness.

The desktop panel includes 2 USB ports, allowing file browsing and uploading via USB storage devices.

Supports both HDMI and VGA signal inputs: Automatically detects signal when only one input is present. Allows manual switching when both inputs are active. Automatically enters power-saving mode when no signal is detected.

Integrated with a liftable microphone, featuring an auto-straightening function. When the microphone stem is bent, it automatically returns to the upright position when the device is powered off, preventing damage.

The chairman terminal features a one-touch meeting button: Short press to raise all screens and microphones, send power-on command to wake up terminals; long press to end the meeting, lower all devices, and send shutdown command (No additional central control system required).

When used with a complete paperless system, users can log in via a browser to monitor lifting status and device temperature.

When used with a complete paperless system, users can log in via a browser to remotely configure terminal address codes with one click on the conference room setup page, without requiring any operation on the terminals.

When used with a complete paperless system, users can group terminal devices for management.