Biamp manufactures professional audiovisual solutions, including network media systems, conferencing microphones, amplifiers, and sound masking technology for commercial spaces.
Biamp is a leading provider of innovative, networked media systems that power the world's most sophisticated audiovisual installations. The company is recognized for delivering high-quality products suited for a variety of applications, including conferencing, paging, and video distribution. The Biamp product suite includes the renowned Tesira digital signal processor, Devio collaboration tools for modern workplaces, Vocia networked public address systems, and Cambridge sound masking solutions.
Headquartered in Beaverton, Oregon, Biamp facilitates true human connection in spaces ranging from small meeting rooms to large public venues. Their commitment to exceptional customer service is supported by the Cornerstone technical knowledge base, ensuring integrators and end-users have access to comprehensive installation guides, software downloads, and troubleshooting resources.
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Most Biamp Voltera and Tesira devices feature a factory reset pinhole on the rear panel. Insert a pin or paperclip and hold the button for approximately 10 seconds to restore factory defaults.
Biamp devices are typically configured using Tesira software or VenueTune software, depending on the specific model and application. These can be downloaded directly from the Biamp webpae.
A flashing red LED typically indicates a Major Alarm condition within the unit. Refer to the specific device manual for detailed LED status definitions.
Yes, many Biamp ceiling devices, such as the Parlé TCM-X microphones and plenum boxes, comply with UL-2043 requirements for use in air handling spaces (plenum).