TSC-101-G3
QSC · Control
One surface on the table for the display, the call and the lights. Specified where more than one person will operate the room.
A QSC touch controller for joining meetings, switching sources and handling lights, shades and volume from the same screen. It is the single "Join" button that decides whether people use the room or avoid it.
Why we recommend it
Certified Zoom Rooms controller
With QSC Connect it is certified as a Zoom Rooms attached controller for Windows.
Room control, not just call control
Lights, shades, volume, sources and presets on the same panel as the meeting.
Designed, not configured
The layout is built in QSC Designer, so the panel shows your rooms conventions rather than a generic menu.
One platform
Managed with the rest of the estate through QSC Reflect.
Specifications
| Type | Q-SYS network touch screen controller |
|---|---|
| Screen | 10.1 inch (10.07 in viewable), 1920 x 1200 |
| Aspect ratio | 16:10 |
| Brightness | 380 nits |
| Contrast ratio | 800:1 |
| Touch | Projected capacitive multi-touch |
| Orientation | Landscape or portrait |
| Status LEDs | Customizable RGB |
| Sensors | Ambient light; proximity wake on approach |
| Zoom Rooms | Certified attached controller (Windows) |
| Software | Q-SYS Connect |
| Design | UCIs built in Q-SYS Designer |
| Connection | Network, PoE |
| LAN | 1 x RJ45, 1 Gbps |
| USB-C | 1 port, reserved for future use |
| Power | PoE+ Class 4 |
| Heat load | 47 BTU typical |
| Operating temperature | 0 - 50 °C (32 - 122 °F) |
| Panel dimensions (W x H x D) | 9.97 x 6.24 x 1.54 in (253.2 x 158.5 x 39.1 mm) |
| Weight | 33.4 oz (947 g) |
| Mounting | Wall, accessories included; optional table-top stand |
| Management | Q-SYS Reflect |
What it works with
For checking fit before you specify. Every figure below is taken from the published specification of the product named.
It needs a QSC Core
The panel is a Q-SYS network touch screen controller and its layout is a UCI built in QSC Designer, so a Core runs the design behind it. Core Nano is the all-networked Core — 64 x 64 Q-LAN, no analog I/O on board. Core 8 Flex adds 8 analog Flex channels and 8 x 8 GPIO for rooms with local sources or contact closures. Both carry up to 32 network peripherals, and this panel is one of them.
Zoom Rooms is the certified path
With QSC Connect the panel is certified as a Zoom Rooms attached controller for Windows. That certification does not cover Microsoft Teams Rooms; where the room is a Teams Room, the RoomSuite collaboration bar ships with its own 10.9 inch console in the RS-CB-MTRW-B bundle.
One cable, and a PoE+ port to budget
A single RJ45 at 1 Gbps carries both the design and the power: PoE+ Class 4. Count it at the switch alongside the room’s other powered endpoints — an NM-T1 table microphone draws PoE Type 1 Class 2, under 6.5 W, and an NL-C4 ceiling loudspeaker draws PoE+ Type 2 Class 4.
The rest of the room it drives
Amplified zones run on the CX-Q 2K4, which takes Q-LAN as its native transport for control and monitoring — the same network the panel sits on. QSC Reflect is listed as the management platform for the panel and for the Core, so both are monitored together.
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