Wired, wireless, and infrared
CMX covers all three carriers, so a room can be specified around cabling constraints, radio congestion, or session confidentiality.

The current CMX Conference catalog covers wired digital discussion across the CS, US, and WS ranges, wireless platforms using Wi-Fi, UHF, and infrared, and MC-series paperless conference hosts and management servers for document-driven meetings.
Brand overview
CMX covers all three carriers, so a room can be specified around cabling constraints, radio congestion, or session confidentiality.
The MC-5800E server and MC-5802ABC and MC-5803 hosts distribute agendas and papers to seat terminals instead of printed packs.
Compact, standard, and executive WS units share one controller, so a room can mix tiers between the head table and the sides.
Product range
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Control Unit

Chairman / Delegate

Complete Package

Complete Package

Chairman / Delegate

Paperless System

Paperless System

Paperless System

Control Unit

Control Unit

Control Unit

Chairman / Delegate
Catalog pricing
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Project planning
The carrier decision comes first — cable, radio, or infrared — because it determines the controller and every table position that follows.
Wired is the most predictable; Wi-Fi and UHF free the table layout; infrared keeps discussion audio inside the room for closed sessions.
Infrared needs line of sight and radiator placement; UHF needs a frequency check against existing wireless microphones on site.
MC-series deployments touch the network as much as the AV rack, so involve the IT team at design stage rather than at commissioning.
Buyer questions
The S800MC infrared controller. Infrared does not pass through walls, so discussion audio stays acoustically contained in a way no radio system can guarantee.
They are the compact, standard, and executive tiers of the same WS table range. All three work with the same controller and differ in footprint, build, and finish.
No. The MC-series hosts and servers handle agendas and documents alongside the discussion system rather than replacing the microphones and controller.
Choose according to room layout, cabling access, radio conditions, line-of-sight requirements, and meeting confidentiality. A site review helps determine the most suitable carrier before equipment selection.

Project consultation
Contact Sasha with your room, participant, integration, and installation requirements. Recommendations are based on current product availability and project scope.