Shure has joined the Q-Sys Technology Partner Program, an initiative thst enables software and hardware technology partners to create market-ready solutions to integrate with the Q-Sys cloud-manageable audio, video, and control platform.

Shure joins Q-Sys Technology Partner ProgramAs part of the process, Q-Sys has vetted and endorsed Shure’s MXA920 Ceiling Array Microphone Plug-in integration with a Q-Sys Certified badge (developed with Q-Sys and supported by Shure and Q-Sys).

‘Joining the Q-Sys Technology Partner Program is a phenomenal milestone that ensures A/V integrators and IT professionals benefit from streamlined deployment and scalability, making it easier than ever to deliver outstanding performance in collaborative, modern conferencing environments,’ said Jose Rivas, VP Global Sales at Shure. ‘Moreover, this certification enables easier integration for Q-Sys users to experience Shure high-quality audio standards with the MXA920.’

Through this certification and participation in the Q-Sys Technology Partner Program, A/V integrators and IT professionals can now access and download the MXA920 Control Plug-in through Q-Sys Designer Asset Manager within Q-Sys Designer Software. This compatibility ensures smooth integration with the Q-Sys Platform for easier installation and management, ideal for professionals who utilise Q-Sys Designer Asset Manager to install and monitor A/V tools in corporate, higher education, and government spaces.

The Shure MXA920 is also selectable within the Q-Sys Automatic Camera Preset Recall (ACPR) v3 plug-in (v3.1). Customers can use the MXA920 seamlessly as part of a Q-Sys camera control system without the need for an additional plug-in. This update makes use of the MXA920’s Automatic Coverage Mode and Talker Position command strings to provide accurate data to the ACPR plug-in.

‘We are proud to have Shure join our programme and work with us on a plug-in integration that will enable elevated experiences across our shared customers,’ says Q-Sys Principal of Alliances & Ecosystem, Geno Zaharie.

Shure intends to continue to work with Q-Sys to support further audio solutions.

More: www.qsys.com/alliances-partnerships

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