High network I/O
128×128 total network I/O channels with 64×64 network streams.
Official Q-SYS Core 110f v2 product image. Current hardware revision and licensing should be verified for the Malaysia project.
Q-SYS · Network + Analog I/O Processor
Q-SYS Core 110f
Product / system referenceCore 110f
Current Q-SYS Core 110f network + analog I/O processor for integrated audio, conferencing and control applications with extensive local and networked connectivity.
128×128Network I/O
24Analog I/O
16AEC
32×32Dante max
Selection guidance
Where Core 110f fits
Flexible local I/O
24 analog I/O channels include eight configurable Flex channels.
Conferencing processing
16 AEC processors plus USB AV bridging support room and hybrid-meeting applications.
Platform integration
Q-SYS control and AV integration can be enabled around the licensed system architecture.
Technical reference
Core 110f reference
| System type | Q-SYS network + analog I/O processor |
|---|---|
| Network I/O | 128×128 channels · 64×64 streams |
| Analog I/O | 24 channels including 8 Flex channels |
| AEC | 16 processors |
| Dante | Up to 32×32 Dante; 8×8 included in current manufacturer reference |
| USB AV bridging | 16×16 audio plus Q-SYS camera support |
| VoIP | Up to 4 instances |
| Control | Full Q-SYS control engine with applicable feature license |
Official manufacturer source & Malaysia confirmation
Current manufacturer information is used as the technical reference. Product revision, software/firmware, accessories, approvals, country SKU, availability and final project configuration can change; The exact Malaysia requirement should be verified before quotation or tender submission. Official Q-SYS reference ↗
Current manufacturer information is used as the technical reference. Product revision, software/firmware, accessories, approvals, country SKU, availability and final project configuration can change; The exact Malaysia requirement should be verified before quotation or tender submission. Official Q-SYS reference ↗
Applications
Typical deployment environments
Meeting roomsMultipurpose roomsAuditoriumsPaging systemsIntegrated AV control
Integration considerations: The final design should be based on the complete workflow—not the product alone—including interfaces, network/power, mounting or rack design, accessibility, monitoring, operational policy, commissioning and lifecycle support.
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Related Professional Audio references
System dependencies
Place DSP/control in the complete audio system
A product is only one part of the deployment. Confirm the supporting components and infrastructure before final model selection or installation.
Dependency links are planning paths, not automatic compatibility claims. Exact model/SKU, interfaces, loading, firmware/software and accessories must be verified for the final project.
Audio chain
Installed pro sound
Coordinate DSP with inputs, amplification, loudspeakers and room requirements.
Open related area →Meeting application
Conference audio
For meeting spaces, align DSP/control with conferencing microphones and room AV.
Open related area →System design
Professional audio design
Confirm I/O, network/control, redundancy and commissioning as one system.
Open related area →Product family navigation
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New project / active selection
Select through the current family
Use the parent family and solution links to compare application fit. Current Malaysia availability, exact SKU, warranty terms and compatible accessories should be verified at quotation stage.
Existing installed product
Assess support before replacing it
Already installed? Identify the exact model and condition first, then verify lifecycle, parts/software support and the practical repair or migration path.
Open legacy & replacement support →Other items in this family
PNSS service case: Core 110f recovery
Read project case note →Read an anonymised completed repair case covering mainboard/RAM replacement, Q-SYS configuration restoration and passed UAT.
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