Keep employees and guests in your facility informed and connected with the InformaCast HD-IP Clock High Definition Display Matte Blackfrom Advanced Network Devices. This display features a Full-Color HD LCD and two high-efficiency 4" speakers with 600 Ft² coverage.

Communicate updates and announcements with the hands-free two way intercom. Take advantage of VoIP and SIP integration with multicast and broadcast support and a built-in web server. The display is enabled to receive InformaCast broadcasts. Use individual red, green, and blue LED flashes for emergency conditions or other urgent matters. The ClockWise Campus software is included

Full-Color HD LCD Display    Hands-Free Two-Way Intercom    Red, Green & Blue Individual LED Flash    Two 4" Speakers with 600 Ft² Coverage    VoIP and SIP Integration    Multicast and Broadcast Support    Built-In Web Server    InformaCast Enabled    Includes ClockWise Campus Software

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this a scanner or simply a digital camera that takes a picture of a picture?

A: It takes pictures and then uploads them to your computer via USB. Quality is good and adjustable altho we use PS for enhancement. It's way faster than our HP G4020- 16. As fast as you can feed'em ya scan'em! We love it for the price. No complaints from customers yet!!

Q: 2. Can the SanDisk 64 GB EXTREME UHS-1 SDXC function at its maximum in this camcorder for videos?

A: The Sandisk 64GB Extreme UHS-1 SDXC will work without an issue on the camera, however the camera will not come close to using the full speed of the card. You can use the 64GB Ultra: https://bhpho.to/2gQLMix

Q: 3. Does the Wolverine Titan capture sound when scanning Super 8 film with a sound strip?

A: No, this would not capture the sound (audio) from the film.

Q: 4. Does the 62mm size work OK with a 55mm lens and a 55-to-62mm step-up adapter, or is it better to just get the 55mm size?

A: The 62mm version can be used on a 55mm diameter lens with an adapter ring. However, I would not recommend buying the 62mm version unless you also have a 62mm diameter lens.

Q: 5. Does it require to remove the APS negative from the roll?

A: Yes. Their website has a link to a video that shows you how to open the aps container.

Q: 6. Can it be used on a macro lens such as the nikon 105mm Z MC 2.8?

A: The Opteka 62mm 10x High Definition II Professional Macro Conversion Lens is compatible with the Nikon NIKKOR Z MC 105mm f/2.8 VR S Macro Lens.

Q: 7. Are there actually different sizes of optics in the variations offered (55, 62, 72, 77mm) or is it just different housings?

A: Yes, there are different size optics in each of the variations of the Opteka 10x High Definition II Professional Macro Conversion Lenses.

Q: 8. Does the lens come with the lens support "sled" or rear tripod focus and zoom controls?

A: The Fujinon HA42X13.5BERD-S48 - BH #FUHA42X135BZ is just the lens and does not include controls or support solutions.

Q: 9. Will the Wolverine take different slide sizes? I have a box of old "stereo" slides from Kodak with two images that can be viewed as "3D". I would like to scan just one of each of the images, but the size is smaller than 35mm. How flexible is the scanner?

A: Wolverine makes different size slide carriers, so all you would need to do is make sure you purchase the right carrier for the film and you should be able to scan them in properly.

Q: 10. According to the Raynox website one needs to use a Raynox 52mm Male to 52mm Female Spacer Ring (RA5252B) when using this Raynox HDP-2800 ES fisheye conversion lens with a camcorder with 52mm mounting threads. Is this true?? If so, could I use a 52mm UV filter instead of the spacer ring?

A: One of the secrets of a good photo is macro clarity, so be careful when using filter. I had a 28mm fisheye lens and is considerably lower than this. I do not know if buying an adapter ring is required.