Q-NEX Media Box
Q-NEX Media Box (MBX) is made for creating the network broadcasting of smart campus, which applies to audio and video distribution outside classrooms: corridors, canteens, libraries, etc. MBX can receive not only scheduled broadcast task for audio, video and message broadcast, also live streaming audio or video content in every corner of the campus.
Functions of Interfaces
Product Features
Application Scenarios
Audio Broadcast
Video Broadcast
Message Broadcast
Audio Live Streaming
Video Live Streaming
Parameters
| Model | MBX100 |
|---|---|
| LAN switch | 1*10M /100M R45 network switch ports |
| Video | 1 * 3.5mm line out |
| Audio format | MP3, WAV, FLAC, Ogg, Opus and other mainstream audio formats |
| Video format | MP4.MKV.RMVB,RM,MP3,MOV, AVl, FLV,WMV and other mainstream formats |
| Communication Interface | 1*RS232;1*infrared remote control |
| Power amplifier | 2*(40W+40W) |
| Power control | 1* power in(DC12V);1* single pole double throw(SPDT) switch |
| Digital audio broadcasting | With high-efficiency audio decoding function, combined with the streaming service system, it can directly realizethe decoding output of lP digital broadcasting in classrooms, like to schedule ringing and remote audio broadcastingsuch as school bells. |
| Streaming media broadcasting | Supports mainstream streaming media protocols such as HLS,RTSP,RTMP,RTP, and can receive hiah-definitionstreaming content or online TV programs from the server |
| TXT message announcement | Can send text broadcasts, support mandatory broadcasts, can enter title and text, and set broadcast duration |
FAQ
MBX can be applied to campus areas like corridors, canteerns, libraries, to decode the AV broadcasting and live streaming from media server in campus.
Both the central control box and the radio box can be connected to active speakers through the 3.5mm audio output port.
And the central control and broadcast box have built-in digital power amplifiers, which can be connected to 40-60w passive speakers through the ‘speaker’ interface.”
MBX can be connected with display devices with HDMI input ports like projectors, interactive displays, TVs, etc.,to display instant or scheduled broadcasting.
When receiving a broadcast, MBX will confirm the power-on status of the connected display device. If it is turned off, MBX will turn the device on. This ensures that the connected display devices can well receive campus broadcasts and live broadcasts.
Each time the NMP or MBX device communicates and connects to the Q-NEX management platform, it will perform AES encryption authentication and use AES128 encryption.
MBX exists as part of the Q-NEX campus solution system. Its value lies in providing auxiliary broadcast functions for smart campuses areas like corridors, canteens, libraries, etc. It is a supplement to NMP-G/NDP100/NDP500 and provides broadcast, live broadcast and simple device control functions for display devices outside the classroom. , which shares a management platform with other Q-NEX system. It has similar functions to digital signage, but MBX has integrated amplifier, IR and RS232 control interfaces, as well as an HDMI in and HDMI out interface. In addition to receiving network broadcasts, it can also switch and play the content of local TV boxes.
IQVideo can live broadcast to YouTube and other platforms that support RTMP protocol. If it is live broadcast and broadcast within the school, you can use the Q-NEX system to install NDP100/NDP500 in the classroom area, install MBX in restaurants, libraries and other places, and build it in the school A media server is all it takes.