News Summary:
On June 24, 2026, Crestron Electronics published documentation for several new and updated products and their compliance. The company introduced the Collab Compute, a customizable video conference solution for Microsoft Teams Rooms and Zoom Rooms software. This device integrates an Intel Core Ultra 5 or 7 processor, supports up to two or three displays, four USB video and audio devices, and three TS(W)-1080-UC series touch screens, offering AI readiness, scalability, enterprise-grade security, and network management via its XiO Cloud service. A Collab Compute Toolless Mounting Kit also became available. Simultaneously, Crestron released product manuals for its TS-1080-UC and TSW-1080-UC tabletop and wall mount touch screens, designed for enterprise applications. These touch screens feature a 10.1-inch capacitive display, PoE, Wi-Fi connectivity, and support security features including 802.1X authentication, MDEP, TLS encryption, and Active Directory service integration. Compliance statements for these touch screens confirmed their adherence to CE marking specifications, RSS-102 RF exposure guidelines, UL Standards, and VCCI Council Class B product standards, noting an indoor use restriction for certain 5150–5350 MHz frequency ranges. Furthermore, Crestron issued a compliance statement for its M202504001 device, affirming its adherence to FCC Part 15 and EU Directive 2014/53/EU, noting its CE marking compliance, potential for radio frequency interference, and restriction to indoor use when operating in specific frequency ranges.
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