AXIS Audio Manager Pro 4.8 Announced with New Features
Axis Communications has announced the release of version 4.8 of AXIS Audio Manager Pro. The updated version of its advanced IP audio management software includes multiple enhancements aimed at improving functionality and integration.
The new version features an improved scheduler, enhanced cybersecurity, and expanded support for visual communication. It also supports strobes and text displays in the latest Axis speakers.
AXIS Audio Manager Pro enables efficient remote management of up to 5,000 speakers across 100 zones. It allows users to manage zones, content, and permissions using a single, intuitive interface. The software supports both dedicated hardware and virtual machine installations and comes with unlimited licenses.
Key enhancements include: A redesigned scheduler with flexible day templates
Support for text and strobe alerts alongside audio
Live paging from the web UI using a built-in microphone
The improved scheduler simplifies content planning for environments with varying daily schedules. It helps administrators apply schedule templates for different day types, such as early release or testing days, commonly used in schools.
The software now allows users to pair audio files with visual cues. These include flashing strobes and text announcements, which can be critical in noisy environments or emergency scenarios.
The visual alert features support recent Axis hardware, such as the AXIS D4100-VE Mk II Strobe Siren, AXIS D4200-VE Network Strobe Speaker, and AXIS C17 Network Display Speaker Series.
Live paging capabilities have also been upgraded. Users can now broadcast live messages or initiate two-way audio using their computer's microphone. They can also trigger pre-recorded messages from the same interface.
Version 4.8 introduces several IT-focused features. These include an audit and event log for tracking user activity and a new API builder for easier IoT integration.
Users can configure system actions to trigger audio clips from a video management system or hardware such as the AXIS C6110 Network Paging Console or AXIS C8310 Volume Controller.
Axis Communications continues to enhance its AXIS Audio platform to meet evolving customer needs across large-scale and complex environments.
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