Poly Studio X52 – All-In-One 4K Video Bar No Radio TAA/JITC

Product Overview

The Poly Studio X52 No Radio TAA/JITC video bar (part number 8D8K8AA#ABA) is the most restricted configuration in the X52 family: a radio-free build listed as TAA compliant and JITC certified, for DoD conference rooms that must satisfy both a secure-facility emissions rule and a Joint Interoperability Test Command requirement on the network. Poly documents no-radio versions as builds on which Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are not available, so the endpoint runs entirely over wired 10/100/1G Ethernet with no wireless interface to disable or accredit. Everything else is the medium-room X52 platform — a 20MP 4K camera with DirectorAI framing and a four-microphone array with Acoustic Fence. If the room allows wireless, order the TAA/JITC build with radios; if the buy runs on a GSA schedule without a JITC requirement, the No Radio GSA/TAA build is the right line item.

Product Description

JITC certification matters to a different person than TAA compliance does. TAA is a contracting question about country of origin; JITC listing is what lets a system connect to DoD networks such as DISN, and it is normally the item an information assurance reviewer asks for before an endpoint is approved. This part number is supplied as the build carrying both, which is why defense integrators specify it by number rather than ordering the commercial X52 and asking for paperwork afterward. Creation Networks can supply the manufacturer's compliance and certification documentation with a quote so it can be attached to the package.

In the room, the 20MP camera shoots 30 fps across a 110° diagonal field of view with 5x digital zoom, and DirectorAI handles people, group, and speaker framing so a classified briefing does not need an operator behind the camera. The DirectorAI perimeter setting bounds the tracking zone, which is worth configuring where a status board or a doorway sits behind the participants. Audio uses two MEMS and two second-order microphones covering talkers to roughly 20 feet, with NoiseBlockAI and Acoustic Fence suppressing sound originating outside the room. Because the build has no radios, plan a cabled path to the table for a Poly TC10 touch controller during rough-in, extend coverage on long tables with a Poly Studio table microphone, and use the Poly Studio X52/V52 VESA mount where the display is wall-mounted. Specification details match the standard Poly Studio X52 apart from the wireless line.

Key Features

• No Radio Hardware Build — Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are not available on this configuration, so the bar can be installed in a SCIF or other emissions-controlled space without a wireless exception.
• TAA Compliant and JITC Certified — This part number is supplied as the build carrying both the Trade Agreements Act configuration and Joint Interoperability Test Command certification required for DoD network connection.
• Wired-Only Network Path — One 10/100/1G RJ-45 with IPv4 and IPv6 carries provisioning, signaling, and media on a single auditable connection.
• 20MP 4K Camera — Captures 30 fps video across a 110° diagonal field of view so a medium briefing table is covered from a single bar.
• DirectorAI Smart Framing — People, group, and speaker framing follow the talker automatically, keeping briefings usable with no operator present.
• DirectorAI Perimeter — Fences the tracking area so the camera never wanders onto a doorway, status board, or corridor behind the table.
• Four-Microphone Array with Acoustic Fence — Two MEMS and two second-order microphones reach roughly 20 feet while NoiseBlockAI and Acoustic Fence keep sound from outside the room off the call.
• Dual HDMI 2.0 Output — Drives two displays so far-end participants and wired content occupy separate screens in a command briefing room.
• Native Platform Support — Certified for Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and Google Meet, letting one hardware standard cover multiple approved collaboration services.

Typical Applications

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

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between TAA compliance and JITC certification on this SKU?
TAA compliance is a procurement condition covering country of origin under federal supply contracts. JITC certification is an interoperability test result that DoD information assurance reviewers look for before a system is approved to connect to defense networks. This part number is listed as carrying both; Creation Networks can supply the manufacturer documentation with a quote.

What does "No Radio" mean on part number 8D8K8AA#ABA?
Poly publishes no-radio versions of the Studio X52 on which Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are not available. The radios are absent from the build rather than switched off in software, which is the distinction most facility security officers require for a controlled space.

How does this compare with the other three X52 government part numbers?
8D8K8AA#ABA is TAA/JITC with no radios. 8D8K4AA#ABA is TAA/JITC with radios enabled. 8D8K7AA#ABA is GSA/TAA with no radios, and 8D8K3AA#ABA is GSA/TAA with radios. Camera, audio, and connectivity are the same across all four, so select on compliance and facility restriction.

How is content shared without wireless?
Over the HDMI 2.0 input or from a room PC on USB Type-C or HDMI. Wireless content sharing is not available on a no-radio build, which is normally consistent with policy in the spaces where this SKU is deployed.

Can this run as a room system without a separate codec or PC?
Yes. The bar runs certified Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and Google Meet natively, so the room does not need a PC or an external codec, which keeps the number of accredited endpoints in the space to one.

What is required for installation and cabling?
One live Ethernet drop on the correct VLAN, one AC outlet at the display, and HDMI runs for local sources. Use the included monitor clamp for display-top mounting, or the Poly Studio X52/V52 VESA mount for wall and VESA installs.

Can a touch controller be added?
Yes, with a wired Poly TC10 connected over RJ-45. Because the bar has no radios, the controller cable path to the table should be included in the rough-in drawings rather than added later.

What warranty and support apply?
The unit carries the Poly standard one-year limited warranty for parts and labor on a return-to-factory basis. Poly+ service agreements with advance replacement are available separately; contact Creation Networks to match coverage to your sustainment requirement.