Define the seating plan
Specify chair and delegate roles, seat count and meeting modes with the controller configuration.
DCS / Desktop discussion unitsA place for
A place for
every voice.
Desktop discussion units for wired conference systems, with different microphone forms and display options. Build the seat configuration around the way your users meet.
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01MODEL CONFIGURATIONS
Know what you’re selecting.
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| Microphone form | No display | 2.1-inch round display | 4.3-inch display |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gooseneck | DCS-111C | DCS-311C/D | DCS-211C/D |
| Dual-prong form | DCS-122C/D | DCS-322C/D, DCS-323C/D | DCS-223C/D |
| Short metal stem | DCS-132C/D | DCS-332C/D, DCS-333C/D | DCS-232C/D |
C/D variants require role and configuration confirmation. DCS-111C is the only no-display gooseneck model listed in the reviewed table; no D variant is inferred. A headphone socket alone does not establish a complete interpretation system.
Configuration reference: DCS model configuration table · 2026-09-11; conference PPT · 2026-01-23. Specifications describe the reviewed product documentation; confirm the selected version during evaluation.
02FROM SPECIFICATION TO APPLICATION
Choose the physical interface
Compare microphone form and screen format. Capsule, mechanical details and functions must be checked for the selected model.
Plan a complete wired system
Include controller, matching software, cables and installation requirements in the evaluation brief.
A better brief.
A more useful evaluation.
Include these details when you contact us:
Seat count, chair/delegate requirements, microphone form, screen preference and intended MDU controller.
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