Modern meeting rooms need to support more than basic discussions. Teams now share presentations, reports, dashboards, websites, product information and video meeting content from different devices every day.

The Fanvil LINKVIL CA200 Wireless Conference Kit is designed to make this process easier. It provides a clean and simple way to share content wirelessly to a meeting room display without complicated setup or software installation.

Easy wireless presentation

The CA200 comes with a receiver hub and CP20 screen sharing pod. Once connected to the display, users can start sharing their screen with a simple press.

This helps meetings start faster and reduces the need for HDMI cables, adapters and manual display setup.

4K screen sharing quality

The CA200 supports 4K wireless casting, making it suitable for professional presentations, product demonstrations, training sessions, document reviews and management meetings.

Clear display quality is important when showing detailed content such as spreadsheets, technical documents, product images or business reports.

Share from laptops, tablets and smartphones

The CA200 supports screen sharing from Windows and Mac computers, laptops, tablets and smartphones with full featured USB C.

This gives users more flexibility during meetings. A presenter can share slides from a laptop, a trainer can display content from a tablet, or a sales team member can quickly show information from a smartphone.

It is especially useful for businesses where different users bring different devices into the meeting room.

Support for multiple presenters

One CA200 hub can connect up to four CP20 screen sharing pods. This makes it easier for multiple presenters to share during the same meeting.

Instead of changing cables or reconnecting devices, users can switch between presenters more smoothly and keep the meeting moving.

Freeze mode for better control

The CA200 also supports freeze mode, allowing presenters to pause what is shown on the main screen while they continue working privately on their own device.

This is useful when opening another file, checking notes or preparing the next part of a presentation.

Cleaner and more professional meeting rooms

By reducing cable clutter, the CA200 helps create a cleaner and more professional meeting room environment.

It is a practical choice for meeting rooms, boardrooms, training rooms, classrooms, customer briefing areas and shared office spaces.

Secure and business ready

The CA200 supports secure wireless sharing with WPA3 PSK encryption, making it suitable for business environments where users may present internal documents, customer information or confidential project details.

A smart meeting room upgrade

The Fanvil LINKVIL CA200 Wireless Conference Kit is a practical solution for businesses that want easier screen sharing, cleaner meeting rooms and better meeting efficiency.

With 4K wireless casting, support for laptops, tablets and smartphones, multiple presenter support, freeze mode and plug and play setup, the CA200 is a simple but valuable upgrade for modern collaboration spaces.

Toshi resellers can purchase the Fanvil CA200 from the Toshi B2B Store.

End users who are interested in this product should contact one of our authorised resellers for purchase and support.

VoIP, or IP telephony, might be new to many of our resellers. Therefore, we want to share knowledge to help you learn this technology and expand your market opportunities, as the analog PBX industry is expected to be phased out soon.

Here’s a list of essential VoIP (Voice over IP) keywords with brief descriptions for you:

1. SIP (Session Initiation Protocol): A signaling protocol used to initiate, maintain, and terminate VoIP calls. It manages call setup, modification, and teardown.

2. RTP (Real-Time Transport Protocol): Used for delivering audio and video over IP networks, ensuring real-time communication in VoIP systems.

3. SIP Trunking: A method of delivering telephone services and unified communications to an organization's IP PBX using the SIP protocol.

4. PBX (Private Branch Exchange): A private telephone network used within an organization. Users can communicate internally and externally using different communication channels like VoIP.

5. IP-PBX: An upgrade from traditional PBX, this system uses VoIP for internal and external communication, routing calls over data networks.

6. FXO (Foreign Exchange Office): A port that connects a device like a phone or fax machine to an analog line. It converts the analog line into a VoIP signal.

7. FXS (Foreign Exchange Station): A port that delivers analog line (like POTS) to a device such as an analog phone or fax. It converts the VoIP signal into an analog one for use by these devices.

8. VoIP (Voice over IP): Technology that allows you to make voice calls using a broadband internet connection instead of a regular phone line.

9. Codec (Coder-Decoder): A program or device that compresses or decompresses digital media, such as audio. Popular codecs in VoIP include G.711, G.729, and Opus.

10. ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network): An older set of standards for digital transmission of voice and data over telephone networks. It’s still used in some systems for high-quality voice and video transmissions.

11. DID (Direct Inward Dialing): A service provided by telephone companies that allows a company to allocate individual phone numbers to a range of lines, bypassing the need for a human operator or a physical switchboard.

12. Extension: Internal telephone number assigned to a user or device in a PBX system that allows routing of calls within the organization.

13. ATA (Analog Telephone Adapter): A device that converts analog signals from traditional telephones into digital signals that can be transmitted over VoIP networks.

14. QoS (Quality of Service): A technology that prioritizes voice data on a network to ensure high-quality voice communication and avoid delay, jitter, and packet loss.

15. Jitter: Variation in packet arrival time, which can cause voice quality issues in VoIP if not controlled or minimized.

16. NAT (Network Address Translation): A method used by routers to modify IP addresses in packet headers. VoIP systems often require special handling of NAT to ensure proper call signaling and media transfer.

17. Softphone: A software application that allows users to make phone calls over the internet using a computer or mobile device instead of a physical phone.

18. SIP Proxy: A server that handles SIP requests and routes them to the appropriate destination, often used to manage VoIP calls and facilitate connections between devices.

19. DTMF (Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency): The signaling method used to send digits over a phone line (the tones you hear when pressing buttons on a phone). Important in VoIP for call control and IVR systems.

20. IVR (Interactive Voice Response): A telephony menu system that interacts with callers, gathers information, and routes calls to the appropriate recipient.

21. VLAN (Virtual Local Area Network): A technology that segments networks, often used in VoIP systems to separate voice traffic from data traffic to improve performance.

This list will give the new comers a good foundation in VoIP technology, helping them understand key components and protocols in the system.

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