The Listen Technologies LW-200P-08 is a eight-channel server designed to facilitate assistive listening in Multi-screen and assistive listening environments such as conference centers, sports bars, houses of worship, or anywhere else with a lot of ambient noise, and where multiple audio sources are required. Up to 1000 individual users can access selected audio by means of a downloadable, free app that works with iOS and Android devices. Once the user is connected to the server, they can hear whatever you play through the analog audio inputs. An RCA cable and an RJ45 Ethernet cable are both provided.

8-Channel Server for Assistive Listening    For Restaurants, Sports Bars, and More    Terminal Block for Audio Inputs    Ethernet Connection for LAN    Free Companion iOS/Android App    Up to 1000 Users Supported    RCA & Ethernet Cable Provided

Connect the audio sources to the LE server via the terminal block connectors on the rear panel. LW-100P units may use the included RCA cable to make connections.

Connect the LE server to your local area network (LAN) via the ethernet port on the server rear panel. The supplied Cat 6 cable can connect the LE server to the network router or network switch. When the server and dependent mobile devices are on the same public network, connections can be made.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. is this drive fast enough to edit final cut with?

A: The Glyph Technologies 2TB Atom Pro NVMe Thunderbolt 3 SSD provides a maximum read speed of 2800 MB/s, which would be suitable for video editing.

Q: 2. Does this unit provide real time or continuous backup or only scheduled backup?

A: The Synology 4TB BeeStation Personal Cloud NAS Server (BH #SYBST1504T) will back up based on how your settings are set.

Q: 3. I have about 6 terabytes of movies to transfer off my m1 MacBook, will the 8 terabyte SSD handle that kind of transfer well?

A: You can use the Glyph Technologies 8TB Atom Pro NVMe Thunderbolt 3 SSD BH #GLA8000PRO2 to move large amounts of data off a MacBook.

Q: 4. the server includes 2 hard drives?

A: The server includes whichever drives you've configured it to have. You can buy it with two empty bays or two drives of equal sizes from 1T up to 8T each I think.

Q: 5. Can I connect this drive to a non-Thunderbolt 3 USB C port and use this as a USB drive also, like I can with the Sabrent version, or is this strictly a Thunderbolt 3 Drive that will not work at all unless connected to a Thunderbolt 3 port?

A: The Glyph Technologies 8TB Atom Pro NVMe Thunderbolt 3 SSD would require a thunderbolt 3 connection.

Q: 6. Is this device compatible with MacOS?

A: The Synology 4TB BeeStation Personal Cloud NAS Server is compatible with macOS.

Q: 7. Can I use this to stream movies to my TV?

A: The Synology 4TB BeeStation Personal Cloud NAS Server does not have a display output for connecting to a TV.

Q: 8. ok so dumb question... what if this unit breaks down is info still accesible by replacing it or lost forever?

A: If the Synology 4TB BeeStation Personal Cloud NAS Server breaks down, the data will be lost. It is recommended to have backup redundancy by keeping your data stored in three separate instances, and at least one of those backups should be in a different location than the others (e.g. via a cloud storage service).

Q: 9. what is the latency?

A: No official latency numbers are available, however Anandtech benchmarked this card and found that its average latency is 57ms with 9k jumbo frames, or 63ms with default settings.

Q: 10. Can the drive be partitioned so that some capacity is allocated to data storage, while the rest is used to back up a Mac via Time Machine?

A: Yes, you should be able to partition the drive in the Synology 4TB BeeStation Personal Cloud NAS Server to allocate its capacity for different needs.