InfoComm 2006 Product Preview
A sampling of products to be featured at InfoComm 2006, June 7-9 in Orlando.
Audio amplifiersPyramid diffuser panelDigital signage playerDigital audio processing nodeComputer/video seamless switcherAnalogWay’s Octo-Vue FX computer and video seamless switcher features true scaled preview and picture-in-picture capabilities. The switcher supports high-definition source formats up to 1080p via DVI inputs and outputs. The device also supports analog VGA output up to 1600×1200 with pixel clock technology and stereo audio line on each input. The unit’s picture-in-picture technology enables users to control position and size adjustments, and crop images for content adjustment. Price: N/A. Availability: July. For more information, see Analog Way at InfoComm booth 1441, or contact the company at 212-269-1902 or at www.analogway.com.Amplifier control moduleDigital signage playerAC power conditionerMultimedia video generatorFiber optic testing devices
Crown Audio’s CDi-1000 and CDi-2000 installation amplifiers are targeted for use in installed sound applications. The CDi-1000 provides 500 W per channel at 4 ohms, while the CDi-2000 produces 700 W per channel at 4 ohms. Both two-rack-space amplifiers include low-impedance 8/4 ohm and 70 V output, Phoenix-style input connectors, and barrier strip and five-way binding post output connectors. The amplifiers offer an intuitive front-panel for system configuration, and USB connectivity for control via integrated HiQnet and System Architect software. Price: $982 (CDi-1000); $1,332 (CDi-2000). Availability: currently available (both models). For more information, see Crown Audio at InfoComm booth 1671, or contact the company at 800-342-6939 or at www.crownaudio.com.
Targeted for sound treatment in theaters, houses of worship, and educational facilities, the QuadraPyramid diffuser panel from Acoustics First consists of four pyramids that create 16 angles of reflection. The diffuser is designed to be directly mounted to a wall or ceiling or dropped into a T-bar grid. When wall-mounted, the diffuser can be configured as a mid-bass absorber in the 125 Hz to 315 Hz range. The QuadraPyramid is made from thermoplastic, measures 2 feet long by 2 feet wide, and is Class 1 (A) fire-rated. Price: N/A. Availability: currently available. For more information, see Acoustics First at InfoComm booth 1784, or contact the company at 804-342-2900 or at www.acousticsfirst.com.
Targeted for use in high-end digital signage applications, the Aavelin AV400P digital signage player from MagicBox supports resolutions up to 1376×768 (landscape) and 768×1376 (portrait). The device includes one 15-pin RGB D-sub output, one 1/8-inch stereo output, three RCA inputs, one S-video input, and two 1/8-inch stereo inputs. It enables playback of Flash, MPEG (with optional Adtec player), and analog video sources, as well as Flash and analog audio sources. The two-rack-space unit is available with the company’s Aavelin Composer Software, which requires Windows 2000/XP. Price: $4,645. Availability: currently available. For more information, see MagicBox at InfoComm booth 3387, or contact the company at 541-752-5654 or at www.magicboxinc.com.
MediaMatrix has introduced the NION nX programmable digital audio processing node for professional and commercial audio and communications applications. The device’s internal processing core is based on three Analog Device floating-point SHARC digital signal processors. The node has two module bays that support up to 16 simultaneous analog audio channels, as well as an integrated CobraNet port that provides 32 or 64 additional channels. The NION nX features the company’s NWare Windows-based interface, which is designed to work with multiple nodes across an Ethernet network. The node can be controlled via RS232 and RS422/485 ports. Price: N/A. Availability: currently available. For more information, see MediaMatrix at InfoComm booth 2065, or contact the company at 601-486-1474 or at http://mediamatrix.peavey.com.
Crest Audio has introduced the Nx CobraNet-8 control module, which adds networking and processing functionality to the company’s Ci Series multichannel power amplifiers. The module supports the company’s NexSys and DSP functions and CobraNet digital audio inputs and outputs via a single Cat5 cable. The device’s DSP capabilities include loudspeaker management, delay, equalization, compression/limiting, and crossover. Price: N/A. Availability: currently available. For more information, see Crest Audio at InfoComm booth 2065, or contact the company at 601-486-1474 or at www.crestaudio.com.
StrandVision’s Internet-based digital signage player is designed to send signage content over the Internet to personal computers, flat-panel displays, or TVs in lobbies, break rooms, and offices. The solution offers split-screen functionality that enables administrators to select and set up multiple information feeds, which can be displayed in a text crawl on the bottom of the screen or in a 60:40 screen split. Users can program graphics, video, custom text, as well as StrandVision feeds. Price: Systems start at $55 per month, depending on configuration. Availability: currently available. For more information, see StrandVision at InfoComm booth 3885, or contact the company at 715-833-9501 or at www.strandvision.com.
The SurgeX Powerframe 420 AC surge suppressor and power conditioner is an 80-amp load center that offers four 20-amp branch circuit protection. The unit incorporates the company’s Impedance Tolerant EMI/RFI filtering. The Powerframe 420 is available in a 16- by 12- by 4-inch NEMA enclosure. Price: N/A. Availability: currently available. For more information, see SurgeX at InfoComm booth 2572, or contact the company at 215-766-1240 or at www.surgex.com.
The VideoPro VP403SH multimedia video generator from Sencore is designed for testing, calibrating, installing, and maintaining SDI/HD-SDI displays and projectors in commercial video systems. The generator supports high-definition formats up to 1080i/p, as well as NTSC, PAL, and 38 VESA/Mac standard formats from 640×350 to 1920×1024. The unit includes YPbPr, RGB, DVI, composite, RGB, and S-video inputs. The VP403SH offers more than 20 video test patterns, including SMPTE bar, staircase, color bar, and pluge. Price: $6,195. Availability: currently available. For more information, see Sencore at InfoComm booth 1379, or contact the company at 800-736-2673 or at www.sencore.com.
Targeted for onsite fiber network testing, the Communications Specialties’ Fiberlink Visible Light Source 6610, Optical Power Meter 6615, and Three Wavelength Light Source 6620 fiber optic testing devices are designed to check for breaks in fiber and verify that loss budgets have been met. The 6610 provides a visible 650 nm laser output, which can be used to identify fiber breaks as well as individual fibers within fiber bundles. The 6620 offers laser output at 1,310 and 1,550 nm wavelengths and VCSEL output at 850 nm. The 6615, which measures optical signals at 850, 980, 1,310, and 1,550 nm wavelengths, is designed to measure the power of an optical signal reaching the receiving end of a fiber optic cable generated by a transmitter or light source. Price: N/A (all models). For more information, see Communications Specialties at InfoComm booth 1321, or contact the company at 631-273-0404 or at www.commspecial.com.
InfoComm 2006 Product Preview
A sampling of products to be featured at InfoComm 2006, June 7-9 in Orlando.
Image display processorDigital system processorPlasma displayPowered loudspeakerCurvilinear loudspeakerVideoconferencing solutionDigital audio mixing systemStage monitorWireless loudspeakerIn-ceiling loudspeakers
The SuperView 4000-4/4 and SuperView 4000-6/6 multiple image display processors from RGB Spectrum are targeted for use in applications that display multiple images using a single monitor or projector. The SuperView 4000-4/4 simultaneously displays up to four computer signals and four video signals from 16 switched outputs, while the SuperView 4000-6/6 simultaneously displays up to six computer signals and six video signals from 24 switched inputs. Both models support signal sources including high-resolution RGB, DVI, HDTV, 1080i/720p, S-video, component, and composite NTSC/PAL. The processors enable users to independently position and size all display windows. Price: $13,999 (4000-4/4); $19,995 (4000-6/6). Availability: N/A (both models). For more information, see RGB Spectrum at InfoComm booth 1759, or contact the company at 510-814-7000 or at www.rgb.com.
Targeted for use in integration and touring applications, Sabine’s NAV3600-EN, NAV4800-EN, and NAV8800-EN Ethernet-compatible digital system processors function as a matrix mixer, loudspeaker processor, and signal router. The processors feature the company’s FBX feedback eliminator and gain management technologies. All models also include 32-bit (40-bit extended) floating-point processors and 24-bit digital converters. The NAV3600-EN has three inputs and six outputs; the NAV4800-EN has four inputs and eight outputs; and the NAV8800-EN (pictured here) has eight inputs and eight outputs. Price: Systems start at $1,099. Availability: currently available (all models). For more information, see Sabine at InfoComm booth 2473, or contact the company at 386-418-2000 or at www.sabine.com.
LG Electronics’ 71-inch MW-71PY10 plasma display has 1920x1080p resolution, a 1,200:1 contrast ratio, and 800 cd/m2 brightness. The display includes HDMI and DVI inputs with HDCP for digital connections, as well as RGB, component, composite, and S-video inputs. The unit offers picture-in-picture, split-zoom, and twin-picture options, which enable users to simultaneously move, resize, swap, and view up to nine windows. The MW-71PY10 features LG’s XD engine technology, which improves brightness, detail, color, and noise reduction, according to the company. Price: $70,000. Availability: currently available. For more information, see LG Electronics at InfoComm booth 2141, or contact the company at 800-243-0000 or at www.lgusa.com.
The Powered Micro Spot self-contained powered loudspeaker from Galaxy Audio features a wall/ceiling-mount bracket for fixed installation applications and a microphone stand-mount bracket for portable use. The speaker includes a 30 W amplifier with XLR and 1/4-inch balanced inputs. The unit offers a universal power supply and a 12 VDC power input. All power and audio inputs are located on the back panel, while volume controls are located on the front panel. Price: $319.99. Availability: currently available. For more information, see Galaxy Audio at InfoComm booth 1473, or contact the company at 316-263-2852 or at www.galaxyaudio.com.
The M’elodie curvilinear array powered loudspeaker from Meyer Sound is designed for fixed installations in small-sized theaters, ballrooms, and nightclubs. The loudspeaker provides 100 degrees of horizontal coverage, and produces a maximum peak output level of up to 131 dB SPL. The unit has a 70 Hz to 18 kHz operating frequency range. It includes an onboard, three-channel Class AB/H amplifier, which is rated at 1,200 W total burst output (2,400 W peak). The rear link of the loudspeaker’s rigging enables settings for 12 different angles ranging from 0 to 11 degrees. Up to 16 models can be flown in a single array at a 7:1 safety ratio. Price: $6,800. Availability: currently available. For more information, see Meyer Sound at InfoComm booth 2039, or contact the company at 510-486-1166 or at www.meyersound.com.
Targeted for mobile videoconferencing and presentation applications, Draper’s SMS Mobile Videoconferencing Unit enables users to mount two plasma displays side by side. The solution, which supports a total weight of up to 220 pounds, includes five VESA standard mounting hole patterns and two universal brackets. The unit is available with optional shelves for component video equipment. Price: $2,295. Availability: currently available. For more information, see Draper at InfoComm booth 2946, or contact the company at 765-987-7999 or at www.draperinc.com.
Designed as a compact, portable solution for live sound venues, Studer’s Vista 5 digital audio mixing system includes a 32-fader deck with 20 channel strips. The system includes the company’s Vistonics technology-based control screen, which enables users to simultaneously monitor up to 52 outputs. A total of up to 240 channels can be accessed for customized screen layout. The unit, which is HiQnet-compatible, offers stereo, LCR, LCRS, and 5.1 surround output formats. The Vista 5’s SCore Live DSP engine occupies six rack spaces. Price: $120,000 to $150,000, depending on configuration. Availability: currently available. For more information, see Studer at InfoComm booth 1671, or contact the company at 866-406-2349 or at www.studer.ch.
JBL has introduced the VRX915M two-way, 15-inch stage monitor, which is targeted for use in live performance, corporate staging, and sound rental applications. The monitor includes a JBL 2265H Differential Drive woofer, which handles 800 W continuous power, and a 4-inch voice coil compression driver coupled to a 50-degree by 90-degree aluminum horn. The unit can operate in bi-amp or full-range modes selected via a high-current switch mounted alongside the monitor’s NL4 input connector. Price: N/A. Availability: currently available. For more information, see JBL Professional at InfoComm booth 1671, or contact the company at 818-894-8850 or at www.jblpro.com.
Azden’s APS 25b is a battery-powered wireless loudspeaker designed for mobile applications. The loudspeaker offers three options for its two wireless microphone receiver module inputs: VHF (30 channels), UHF (63 switchable channels), and Infrared (two modular wireless microphone inputs). It also includes a wired microphone input and a wired line output for audio sources. For power considerations, the unit offers AC power and a rechargeable battery that enables 6 to 8 hours of operation, according to the company. The APS 25b is available with a wall-mount bracket and can also be vertically or horizontally stand-mounted. Price: starts at $250, depending on configuration. Availability: currently available. For more information, see Azden at InfoComm booth 2560, or contact the company at 516-328-7500 or at www.azdencorp.com.
Tannoy’s CMS 501DC and CMS 601DC in-ceiling loudspeakers include the company’s Inductive Coupling Technology which, according to the company, is a true point source, phase coherent design for improved intelligibility. The 5-inch CMS 501DC (pictured here) is fitted with a 30 W transformer that can be tapped at 30, 15, 7.5, and 3.75 W tapping for 70.7 V line systems. The 6.5-inch CMS 601DC has a 60 W transformer that can be tapped at 60, 30, 15, and 7.5 W. Price: N/A (both models). Availability: currently available (both models). For more information, see Tannoy at InfoComm booth 2579, or contact the company at 519-745-1158 or at www.tannoy.com.
InfoComm 2006 Product Preview
A sampling of products to be featured at InfoComm 2006, June 7-9 in Orlando.
Hybrid component video cablesAudio processing systemInteractive whiteboardFlat-panel mountVisual presenterFlat-panel mountsAudio media mixerMicrophone boom armAES/EBU input and output modulesInteractive pen display
Gepco has introduced the RGB62 and RGB644 hybrid component cables, which are designed for commercial AV applications that require distribution of high-resolution component video with audio and power. The RGB62 cables include six miniature coaxial elements with two balanced audio pairs, while the RGB644 cables have six miniature coaxial elements with four balanced audio pairs and four power conductors. Both cables’ coaxial elements feature a precision diameter conductor, a gas-injected dielectric, and dual foils and braid shields. Price: N/A (both models). Availability: currently available (both models). For more information, see Gepco at InfoComm booth 3659, or contact the company at 800-966-0069 or at www.gepco.com.
Architectural Acoustics’ ProlinxDX programmable DSP audio processing, routing, and control system operates as a standalone unit with up to 12 inputs and 12 outputs, or as part of a connected system that supports up to 96 inputs and 36 outputs. The system provides room combining, automatic mixing, wired or wireless networking, and graphic equalization at each output. It can be controlled via its front-panel VGA-resolution LCD display. The ProlinxDX includes USB, Ethernet, and RS232 jacks for system configuration, monitoring, control, and upgrade functions. Price: N/A. Availability: currently available. For more information, see Architectural Acoustics at InfoComm booth 2065, or contact the company at 601-486-1474 or at http://aa.peavey.com.
Hitachi has introduced the 63-inch diagonal FX-63, the 77-inch diagonal FX-77 (pictured here), and 82-inch widescreen 16:9 aspect ratio FX-82W interactive whiteboards, which are designed for presentations in education and business applications. All models feature a wireless, two-button pen, which enables users to annotate and edit documents, and also functions as a mouse. The whiteboards are available in USB-wired or Bluetooth wireless configurations for integration with computers, projectors, and data scanners. Price: $1,119-$1,599 (FX-63 and FX-77, depending on configuration); N/A (FX-82W). Availability: currently available (all models). For more information, see Hitachi at InfoComm booth 4046, or contact the company at 650-244-7900 or at www.hitachi.us.
The PLAV70 flat-panel display mount from Peerless Industries is designed to support displays measuring 42 to 71 inches diagonal. The mount, which extends 2.5-feet, features 15 degrees of tilt and 10 degrees of roll adjustment. Targeted for use in the commercial market, the mount’s vertical screen adjustment feature enables users to install the unit in recessed installations. The mount, which is UL-listed, includes a cord management snap, which covers guide, signal, and power cables. Price: N/A. Availability: currently available. For more information, see Peerless Industries at InfoComm booth 3135, or contact the company at 800-865-2110 or at www.peerlessmounts.com.
Targeted for use in classrooms and corporate boardrooms, Elmo’s TT-02 visual presenter offers XGA output and 5.3X optical and 8X digital zoom. The presenter includes an 850,000-pixel, progressive scan CCD for full-size reproduction of A3 documents and 3D objects. The unit has a removable 8.5- by 11-inch shooting stage, which enables users to write notes and annotate documents and photos while moving around the room. The presenter’s camera features a switch-selectable output that provides an RGB digital signal for use with DLP or LCD projectors. A USB-equipped model is also available. Price: N/A (both models). Availability: currently available (both models). For more information, see Elmo at InfoComm booth 3435, or contact the company at 516-501-1400 or at www.elmousa.com.
Da-Lite has introduced its Static, Tilt, and Articulating mounts for flat-panel displays weighing up to 40 pounds and up to 40 inches diagonal, depending on the display’s weight. All models are configured for displays with VESA-standard mounting holes. The Tilt mount provides 5 degrees of negative (top back) tilt and 20 degrees of positive (top forward) tilt. The Articulating mount (pictured here) is available in two models, with 11 or 20 inches of extension. All models are available in a gray or black powder-coated finish. Price: $45 (Static); $97 (Tilt); $158 (11-inch Articulating); $165 (20-inch Articulating). Availability: currently available (all models). For more information, see Da-Lite at InfoComm booth 2501, or contact the company at 574-267-8101 or at www.da-lite.com.
The Symetrix 760 Audio Media Mixer is targeted for use in restaurants, hotels, sports bars, and nightclubs. The mixer includes four microphone inputs, eight stereo line-level inputs, and six stereo line-level outputs. The 760 features microphone pre-amplification, compression, automatic gain control, matrix mixing, paging, feedback elimination, filters, and equalization. It occupies one rack space, and is controlled via an Ethernet-enabled Windows interface. Price: N/A. Availability: currently available. For more information, see Symetrix at InfoComm booth 1887, or contact the company at 425-778-7728 or at www.symetrixaudio.com.
Audix Microphone Corp. has introduced the MicroBoom, a 50-inch, carbon fiber boom arm that’s designed to attach to any microphone stand for use in choir mic and presentation applications. The upper end of the unit features a mini-XLR connector, while the boom arm includes internal Mogami cable and terminates in a mini-XLR male connector. Price: $549 to $619, depending on configuration. Availability: currently available (all configurations). For more information, see Audix Microphone Corp. at InfoComm booth 1479, or contact the company at 503-682-6933 or at www.audixusa.com.
RSS has released the SI-AES4 AES/EBU input module and the SO-AES4 output module, which are designed to be used with the company’s S-4000 modular digital snake. The SI-AES4 input module enables users to combine audio sources such as digital multi-rack recorder used for show playback, samplers, and broadcast video playback decks with analog sources such as microphones. The SO-AES4 output module provides interfacing with AES/EBU-compatible consoles and devices. Both modules include built-in sample frequency rate converters and accommodate clock from 44.1 kHz to 96 kHz. Price: N/A (both models). Availability: currently available (both models). For more information, see RSS at InfoComm booth 1172, or contact the company at 800-380-2580 or at www.rolandsystemsgroup.com.
Smart Technologies has introduced its Sympodium ID350 and ID370 interactive pen displays, which are designed for use in teaching, training, and collaboration applications. Targeted for lectern use, the ID350 includes a 15-inch XGA (1024×768) LCD display. The ID370 (pictured here) features a 17-inch SXGA (1280×1024) LCD display for viewing more detailed material. Both models offer two high-speed USB connectors and Smart Board software. Price: N/A. Availability: currently available (both models). For more information, see Smart Technologies at InfoComm booth 1431, or contact the company at 888-427-3278 or at www.smarttech.com.
InfoComm 2006 Product Preview
A sampling of products to be featured at InfoComm 2006, June 7-9 in Orlando.
HD video playerWireless microphoneMultimedia lecternAudio mixerDLP projectorBalanced line receiverSoftware-based control systemMulti-graphic video processorDigital power conditioner
The Nugget2U high-definition video player from Doremi Labs is a two-rack-unit device that features a removable hot-swap hard drive. The video player is designed to be used as a video playback device for high-resolution projectors and flat-panel displays in theme parks, museums, and stage events. The Nugget2U supports HD and SD video files up to 80 MB/s (4:2:2 and 4:2:0). The unit, which is controlled via serial RS422 or Ethernet ports, supports DVI, HD-SDI, SDI, and composite video output formats. Price: N/A. Availability: currently available. For more information, see Doremi Labs at InfoComm booth 1350, or contact the company at 818-562-1101 or at www.doremilabs.com.
Targeted for use in live performance venues, Shure’s KSM9 wireless, handheld microphone features dual-diaphragm construction and is switchable between cardioid and supercardioid configurations. The microphone handles a 152 dB maximum SPL at 1,000 Hz and provides 130 dB dynamic range —both at a 1,000-ohm load. The KSM9 also offers a 50 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response, a 72 dB signal-to-noise ratio (20 Hz to 20 kHz, THD <1 percent), and -51 dBV/Pa sensitivity. Price: N/A. Availability: currently available. For more information, see Shure at InfoComm booth 2358, or contact the company at 847-600-2000 or at www.shure.com.
The TechPod multimedia lectern from Tecom Electronics is designed for use in seminar rooms and lecture halls. It offers computer interfacing with existing institutional/organizational networks, which enables the lectern to control the room’s AV systems and house lighting. The TechPod includes a built-in document camera, CD/DVD player, VHS deck, microphone and sound system, laptop connectivity, and a TFT display monitor. Price: N/A. Availability: currently available. For more information, see Tecom Electronics at InfoComm booth 4344, or contact the company at +972-3-732-5644 or at www.techpod.com.
Lectrosonics’ DM84 audio mixer is designed to route any combination of inputs to any combination of outputs. The mixer, which offers eight inputs and four outputs, includes automatic mixing using a proportional gain algorithm, as well as filtering and built-in delay on each input and output. Based on DSP architecture, the DM84 can be connected to other DM units via the Digital Audio Networking Interface (DANI) bus. The unit has USB and RS232 interfaces for set up and control. Price: N/A. Availability: currently available. For more information, see Lectrosonics at InfoComm booth 2273, or contact the company at 800-821-1121 or at www.lectrosonics.com.
Designed for business, classroom, and house of worship applications, Mitsubishi’s WD2000U widescreen projector has native WXGA (1280×768) resolution, 3,000 ANSI lumens of brightness, and a 16:9 aspect ratio. The device includes Texas Instruments’ DLP TrueVision DDP3020 image processing chip for 10-bit image processing capabilities, according to the company. Price: N/A. Availability: currently available. For more information, see Mitsubishi at InfoComm booth 3300, or contact the company at 888-307-0349 or at www.mitsubishi-presentations.com.
Designed to be mounted to a wall plate, AudioControl Industrial’s BVR-25 balanced line receiver fits into a single-gang wall box. The line receiver, which receives signals from Cat5 cable via two RJ45 connectors, is designed to work with the company’s balanced line sending units. The receiver supports 480, 720, and 1080 high-bandwidth video signals, and outputs component video and digital audio. The unit’s dual RJ45 connectors enable users to daisy-chain AV signals to multiple BVR-25 units located in other zones. Price: N/A. Availability: currently available. For more information, see AudioControl Industrial at InfoComm booth 239, or contact the company at 425-775-8461 or at www.audiocontrolindustrial.com.
Cloud Systems has released the Atmospherics 2.0 software-based control system, which is an open architecture solution that runs under Linux and Windows operating systems. The system is designed to coordinate communication between any RS232, RS422, IT, GPIO, or IP device. The solution offers a flexible framework for delivering multiple end-user interface options, and features processing power to simplify complex environments to single-button selection, according to the company. Price: N/A. Availability: currently available. For more information, see Cloud Systems at InfoComm booth 524, or contact the company at 415-896-6489 or at www.cloudsystems.com.
Extron’s MGP 464 is a four-window, multi-graphic video processor designed for picture-in-picture display of high-resolution computer video graphics and HDTV and PAL/NTSC video sources. Aimed at command & control, videoconferencing, and network operations applications, the processor supports up to 19 input sources. It features a true 19×4 input matrix switcher, which enables any source to be displayed in any or all of the four available onscreen windows. The device can be controlled via RS232 or Extron’s IP Link Ethernet control. Price: N/A. Availability: currently available. For more information, see Extron at InfoComm booth 2537, or contact the company at 800-633-9876 or at www.extron.com.
ETA Systems has introduced its DPC-20NA digital power conditioner, which is designed to power 120 V systems and prevent power quality problems. The conditioner, which is rated at a full 20 amps (2.4 kVA), features true RMS voltage, current meters, and overvoltage and undervoltage protection. The unit fits in a standard, 19-inch rack and occupies three units of rack space. Price: N/A. Availability: currently available. For more information, see ETA Systems at InfoComm booth 3073, or contact the company at 800-321-6699 or at www.etasys.com.
