Poly G7500 – Video System with EagleEye IV 12x No Radio GSA/TAA

Product Overview

The Poly G7500 No Radio GSA/TAA video system (842T7AA#ABA) is the secure-facility configuration of the G7500 modular room platform, supplied without operable Wi-Fi or Bluetooth radios. It bundles the 4K UHD codec, an EagleEye IV 12x optical zoom PTZ camera, a Poly TC8 touch controller, and a Poly IP tabletop microphone, all built to GSA/TAA compliance for federal procurement. The no-radio build exists because many accredited spaces prohibit RF emitters outright, and a device that merely has wireless switched off in software does not satisfy that rule. Specify this SKU for SCIF-adjacent briefing rooms, secure command spaces, and any facility whose accreditation forbids wireless transmitters.

Product Description

The distinguishing attribute here is what is absent. Standard G7500 builds include Wi-Fi 802.11a/b/g/n/ac with MIMO and Bluetooth 5.0. This part number is the no-radio variant, with the wireless radios not operable, so the system can be installed in a space where the physical presence of an active transmitter is the disqualifying factor rather than its configuration state. Every network path is therefore wired: the codec's 10/100/1G Ethernet port carries call signaling and media, and the three dedicated 10/100/1G LAN ports carry the IP microphone arrays with PoE+. Integrators planning one of these rooms should budget a structured cabling run for the codec, each microphone array, and the TC8 controller, since none of them can fall back to wireless.

Everything else follows the standard G7500 room design. The codec encodes and decodes with H.264 AVC, H.264 High Profile, and H.265, delivering people video up to 4K at 30 fps and content input and output up to UHD 3840 x 2160 at 5 to 60 fps. Two HDMI outputs drive separate people and content displays and one HDMI input accepts a room PC or presenter laptop. The EagleEye IV camera connects over the supplied HDCI cable with 12x optical zoom plus pan and tilt, giving usable framing at the far end of a long secure conference table. Poly NoiseBlockAI and Poly Acoustic Fence suppress non-speech noise and voices originating outside the intended pickup zone, which is directly relevant where adjacent conversation must not be carried onto a call.

For the accreditation package, media encryption uses AES-128 and AES-256 with H.235.6, management interfaces run over TLS 1.0 through 1.2 with authenticated administrative access, and the codec supports IPv4 and IPv6. Standards-based H.323 and SIP calling at up to 6 Mbps registers the room to existing agency gatekeepers and bridges. RS-232 and a REST API allow a third-party control processor to drive the system, and up to three HDMI or USB cameras can be connected with source switching from the touch interface. Because wireless content sharing is unavailable on this build, plan on wired HDMI or USB presentation at the table. Companion items commonly specified with this system include the Poly EagleEye IV camera mounting bracket, a Poly IP ceiling microphone array where table microphones are not permitted, and a spare Poly TC8 touch controller. Smaller secure spaces are often served by the Poly Studio G62 No Radio GSA/TAA system.

Key Features

• No Radio Build — Wi-Fi and Bluetooth radios are not operable, which meets accreditation rules that prohibit RF emitters rather than merely requiring them to be disabled.
• GSA/TAA Compliant — Trade Agreements Act compliance allows the 842T7AA part number to be cited directly on a federal solicitation.
• Fully Wired Deployment — Codec, IP microphone arrays, and TC8 controller all run over structured Ethernet cabling with PoE+, with no wireless fallback path to document.
• 12x Optical Zoom PTZ Camera — Optical zoom with pan and tilt frames a speaker at the far end of a long secure conference table without digital cropping.
• 4K UHD Modular Codec — H.264 AVC, H.264 High Profile, and H.265 deliver people video up to 4K at 30 fps and content up to 3840 x 2160.
• Poly Acoustic Fence — Voices originating outside the intended pickup zone are suppressed, which matters where adjacent conversation must stay off the call.
• AES-256 Media Encryption — AES-128 and AES-256 with H.235.6 and TLS 1.0 through 1.2 provide the cryptographic detail an accreditation package requires.
• Standards-Based Interoperability — H.323 and SIP calling at up to 6 Mbps registers the room to existing agency gatekeepers, registrars, and bridges.
• Included TC8 Touch Controller — An 8-inch PoE tabletop panel provides one-touch join and in-room control over the same wired infrastructure.
• Control System Integration — RS-232 and a REST API let a third-party control processor drive the codec inside a larger integrated AV system.

Typical Applications

• Government space
• Conference room
• Boardroom
• Training room
• Multi-purpose room
• All-hands room
• Commercial meeting space

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly does "No Radio" mean on this part number?
The system is supplied without operable Wi-Fi or Bluetooth radios. This is different from disabling wireless in software on a standard build. Many accredited facilities prohibit the presence of an RF emitter regardless of its configuration state, and a software-disabled radio does not satisfy that rule. The 842T7AA#ABA SKU is the build to cite when the requirement is physical rather than configuration-based.

What cabling does a no-radio room require?
Every path is wired. Plan a structured Ethernet run to the codec for call signaling and media, a run to each IP microphone array from the codec's PoE+ LAN ports, and a run to the TC8 touch controller. The EagleEye IV camera connects to the codec over the supplied HDCI cable. Nothing in the room falls back to wireless, so cable pathways should be confirmed during design rather than at install.

Is wireless content sharing available on this build?
No. Content sharing on this configuration is wired, using the codec's HDMI input or a USB connection from a room PC or laptop. Rooms that expect guests to present should include a table-level HDMI or USB-C connection point in the furniture design.

How does this differ from the JITC-certified variant?
Both are GSA/TAA compliant and share the same codec, camera, controller, and microphone. This SKU addresses the RF restriction by shipping without operable radios. The JITC-certified variant addresses DoD network interoperability listing and retains wireless. If a facility requires both conditions, confirm the requirement with the accrediting authority before selecting a part number.

Which components are included?
The Poly G7500 4K codec, the EagleEye IV 12x PTZ camera with HDCI cable, the Poly TC8 touch controller, and a Poly IP tabletop microphone. Displays, camera mounting hardware, and additional microphone arrays are ordered separately.

What encryption does the system provide?
Media encryption uses AES-128 and AES-256 with H.235.6 support, and management interfaces run over TLS 1.0, 1.1, and 1.2 with authenticated administrative access. The codec supports IPv4 and IPv6 dual-stack addressing.

Will it interoperate with existing agency video infrastructure?
Yes. Standards-based H.323 and SIP calling at up to 6 Mbps with dynamic bandwidth allocation registers the room to existing gatekeepers, SIP registrars, and bridges, so a secure room can join the same conferences as the rest of the estate.

What warranty and support coverage apply?
The system carries a one-year return-to-factory parts and labor warranty. Extended Poly+ coverage with advance hardware replacement is available separately; contact Creation Networks to have the correct tier quoted alongside the hardware on your requisition.