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PolyMicrophone device type

IP Table Microphone

7 units in service · none past planned life · firmware not tracked

What it is for

Extra microphone that extends pickup beyond the video bar or codec: table or ceiling. Used in Briefing auditorium · Large meeting room.

Installed by year

212226

Ports

1 port
RJ451

Position not stated

1. lan-1: RJ45, bidirectional1
PoE
Every port, in detail
#PortConnectorCarriesDirectionWhere
1lan-1Single RJ-45 port carries both IP audio data (to/from the G7500 codec) and PoE power; a 25 ft (7.6 m) shielded CAT5E cable is included.RJ45ethernet, PoEBoth waysPosition not stated

Security support

Demo values
Firmware line
Poly microphone firmware (updated with its system)
Security updates
Until Dec 2030 Demo value

The manufacturer sets these dates; Keia Atlas tracks them and does not vouch for them. A warning shows from 12 months before support ends.

Spaces using it

4 spaces

DUB 3.03 HeronDUB 5.04 Briefing auditoriumNYC 20.04 HeronNYC 22.01 Corncrake

Space types that use it

7 units in 4 spaces at 2 offices

Notes

  • Part 874R3AA (also 2200-85250-001) is the Poly IP Table Microphone, a PoE network microphone made for Poly's G-series codecs.
  • The retailer lists "802.1af", read here as 802.3af.

What the manufacturer doesn't say

  • HP's own page for this part shows only packaging data; size, weight and power come from a retailer listing.
  • The Video Mode Administrator Guide 4.4 figure (bottom view) draws the LLN port (lan-1) on the outer edge of one arm of the Y-shaped body, next to the micro-USB and pinhole reset ports. The guide does not say which side of the microphone that is and the device has no defined front or rear, so the face and order of lan-1 are not set. The datasheet and reseller pages show no port layout.

Sources

Each model was read twice, independently, and the two readings reconciled against the manufacturer's text.

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