Control your AV systems and schedule your events and meetings with this Hardware Gateway from Atlona. This hardware gateway server provides AV control for up to ten rooms over a LAN and up to 20 rooms for scheduling meetings or events. The gateway is compatible with Atlona devices and uses the Atlona Management System (AMS) for configuration.

The gateway features two Gigabit Ethernet ports so you can keep your private AV LAN separate from your corporate LAN for additional security. Gateway functions such as management, settings, and device deployment can be managed by a web browser or mobile app. It features a touchscreen panel that shows room status and scheduling controls, and it can even control when a meeting starts or ends. You can also manage your assets from the gateway, which can help your IT and AV departments keep track of and configure all your AV devices.

The 1 RU system can be rackmounted with the included hardware, and a power supply is included.

1 x VGW-HW-10 AV Hardware Gateway    5 x VTP-800 8" White Touch Panels    Control up to 10/Schedule up to 20 Rooms    Manage from Web Browser or Mobile Device

Hardware server gateway for AV system control, room scheduling, and AV asset management of up to ten rooms for AV control and up to 20 rooms for meeting and event scheduling

Access from a web browser for setup and management

Simplify system or device configuration, deployment, and management with the interactions, flow, and visual elements of a web or mobile app GUI

Atlona Management System (AMS) for configuring Atlona devices over the network

Velocity Cloud Lite remote configuration and management

Dual Gigabit Ethernet ports for isolating a dedicated AV LAN from the facility or corporate network

Supports industry-standard network security features and protocols

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. can anyone tell the dimensions of the panels together?

A: The width of the full bundle is 30in (77cm) and the depth 8in (20cm) If you need more details then visit the Element product page of the Tangent website https://www.tangentwave.co.uk/products/#element and click on the Specs tab - all the dimensions for each panel are listed there.

Q: 2. Can this be hung on a wall?

A: There isn't any hardware built in for hanging, you'd have to create something to hang it yourself.

Q: 3. Is this system 100% compatible with Da Vinci Resolve 16 on Windows 10 PC and does anyone know if it 100% compatible with Da Vinci 17??

A: Yes it will work on Windows, and yes it will work with DaVinci 17.

Q: 4. How ergonomical is the Element? How hard is it to press the buttons? Are they stiff or easy to press?

A: The Tangent Element Panels Kit (BH #TAEBQ) is a professional level console for editing and color correction - it may take you a couple weeks to learn the layout if you're coming from a traditional mouse and keyboard, but once your muscle memory adjusts, the panels make your editing experience much faster and simpler. The buttons have an appropriate level of give and the layout is ergonomically satisfying.

Q: 5. I assume it doesn't come with a stand. Does it go on a typical light stand?

A: Yes, this product would fit on a typical light stand such as the Impact Air-Cushioned Light Stand (Black, 8') B&H # IMLS8AI. https://bhpho.to/2mXy4j0

Q: 6. Country of origin of the tangent panel Kit-dr asok

A: All Tangent panels are manufactured in the UK so have a Country of Origin specified as the UK.

Q: 7. what is the difference between Eizo ColorEdge CG2420 24 16:10 Hardware Calibration IPS Monitor and Eizo ColorEdge CX241 16:10 IPS Monitor?

A: The major difference is CG2420 comes with a built in calibration sensor and hood, while the CS2420-BK can be purchase in a kit (includes an EX3 with the monitor) and a hood can be purchased separately. (Hood MSRP is $199). The CX241 is discontinued. The two closest replacements would be CS2730 and CG277. The main difference between CS and CG is CG has a built in correction sensor (as well as calibration sensor & hood) to maintain the users calibration over time.

Q: 8. will this take pictures of speeding cars imprinted with their speed?

A: It's also a very reasonably priced device that measures sporting events like baseball pitches to cars speeding down your street.

Q: 9. In the specs section, this monitor doesn't mention anything about sRGB or REC709 color spaces (while the CG247x does). Does that mean this monitor doesn't cover those color spaces? Or only that it doesn't have a REC709 preset (and you would presumably have to get a calibrator and create one). Or does it mean this shouldn't be used for REC709 color grading.

A: The spec on this model only mentions the following color gamuts: Bit Depth / Color Support 8-Bit+FRC (1.07 Billion Colors) 99% Adobe RGB 98% DCI-P3

Q: 10. Does this model have what Eizo call "true black"? Is it good for color grading?

A: Yes, In compliance with the DCI standard, the ColorEdge CG2420 offers a high contrast ratio of 1500:1 for producing true blacks that are otherwise difficult to display on a typical LCD monitor. When viewing the screen from an angle in a dimly lit room, dark tones typically appear washed out due to the display characteristics of LCD backlights. The CG Series is equipped with a film which allows tones to retain their depth even when viewed from an angle.