Poly Studio X52 – All-In-One 4K Video Bar TAA/JITC Certified

Product Overview

The Poly Studio X52 TAA/JITC certified video bar (part number 8D8K4AA#ABA) is the defense-network build of the X52 all-in-one 4K video bar for medium conference rooms, listed as Trade Agreements Act compliant and Joint Interoperability Test Command certified. Specify it when an information assurance reviewer requires a JITC-listed endpoint before the room can connect to a DoD network, and the facility still permits wireless — Wi-Fi 802.11ax and Bluetooth 5.0 remain active on this configuration. That combination suits base conference rooms, training rooms, and command support spaces that are on the defense network but are not emissions-controlled. For SCIFs and other radio-restricted areas, order the No Radio TAA/JITC build; for a GSA schedule buy without a JITC requirement, order the GSA/TAA compliant build.

Product Description

The two compliance claims on this SKU answer to different reviewers. TAA is a contracting condition about country of origin under federal supply contracts, and it is the item a contracting officer checks. JITC certification is an interoperability test result, and it is what an information assurance reviewer asks for before approving a video endpoint on a defense network. Ordering the part number that carries both is faster than sourcing the commercial bar and chasing documentation afterward; Creation Networks can supply the manufacturer's compliance and certification paperwork with the quote.

AV performance is the same medium-room platform as the commercial Poly Studio X52. A 20MP camera captures 30 fps across a 110° diagonal field of view with 5x digital zoom, while DirectorAI people, group, and speaker framing keeps the shot on whoever is briefing. The DirectorAI perimeter setting bounds the tracking zone so a corridor or glass partition behind the table never becomes the picture. Two MEMS and two second-order microphones reach roughly 20 feet with NoiseBlockAI and Acoustic Fence filtering sound from outside the room, and stereo speakers rated 20 W RMS cover a medium space without an external amplifier or DSP. Connectivity supports a standard integrator build: one HDMI 2.0 input, two HDMI 2.0 outputs for dual-display rooms, USB Type-C and two USB Type-A ports, a line input, and a 10/100/1G RJ-45 with IPv4 and IPv6. Add a Poly TC10 touch controller for one-touch join, a Poly Studio table microphone for longer tables, and the Poly Studio X52/V52 VESA mount for wall-mounted displays.

Key Features

• JITC Certified Build — This part number is supplied as the Joint Interoperability Test Command certified configuration, which is what information assurance reviewers look for before a video endpoint joins a DoD network.
• TAA Compliant Configuration — Meets the Trade Agreements Act country-of-origin condition for federal supply contracts, so a contracting officer can place it without an exception.
• Wireless Left Enabled — Wi-Fi 802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax and Bluetooth 5.0 remain active, making this the right build for defense-network rooms that are not emissions-controlled.
• 20MP 4K Camera — Captures 30 fps video across a 110° diagonal field of view so an entire medium briefing table stays in frame from one bar.
• DirectorAI Smart Framing — People, group, and speaker framing track the active talker automatically, so a briefing runs without dedicated AV staff in the room.
• DirectorAI Perimeter — Sets a tracking boundary that excludes doorways and corridors behind the participants.
• Four-Microphone Array with Acoustic Fence — Two MEMS and two second-order microphones cover talkers to roughly 20 feet while NoiseBlockAI suppresses keyboard and corridor noise.
• Dual HDMI 2.0 Output — Drives two displays so far-end video and shared content occupy separate screens in a briefing room.
• Native Platform Support — Certified for Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and Google Meet, so a single standard covers commands running different approved services.
• Single-Unit Installation — Ships with monitor clamp, HDMI cable, Ethernet cable, and power adapter, reducing a medium room to one device, one drop, and one power feed.

Typical Applications

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

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Why order the JITC certified part number instead of the commercial X52?
DoD information assurance reviewers generally require a JITC-listed endpoint before a video system is approved on a defense network. Part number 8D8K4AA#ABA is supplied as that build, which avoids sourcing a commercial unit and then trying to produce certification evidence after the fact.

How is this different from the No Radio TAA/JITC part number?
This build keeps Wi-Fi and Bluetooth active. Part number 8D8K8AA#ABA is the no-radio version, on which the wireless interfaces are not available at all — the correct choice for a SCIF or another emissions-controlled space.

Does TAA compliance replace JITC certification?
No. They are separate requirements answered by different reviewers: TAA covers country of origin for the contract, JITC covers interoperability testing for network connection. This SKU is listed as carrying both, and Creation Networks can supply the manufacturer documentation with a quote.

Does the room still need a PC or codec?
No. The bar runs certified Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and Google Meet natively as a room system. A room PC can be attached over USB Type-C or HDMI if a program of record requires a specific client, but it is not part of the base design.

How is the bar mounted and cabled?
A monitor clamp is included for display-top mounting, along with HDMI, Ethernet, and power cables. Wall and VESA installs use the Poly Studio X52/V52 VESA mount, and rooms with existing Studio X50 hardware can reuse it with the X52 adapter bracket.

How does it integrate with an existing AV system?
USB Type-C and Type-A let the bar act as a USB peripheral for a room PC, two HDMI 2.0 outputs feed dual displays, and a line input accepts an optional microphone where the built-in array needs help. Network management runs over the RJ-45 interface with IPv4 or IPv6.

What audio coverage should be planned for a medium room?
The four-microphone array is specified for pickup to roughly 20 feet, which suits a room around 20 ft. by 15 ft. Longer tables should add a Poly Studio table microphone to extend coverage toward the far end.

What warranty and support are included?
Poly standard one-year limited warranty covering parts and labor on a return-to-factory basis. Poly+ service agreements with advance hardware replacement are available separately; contact Creation Networks for the tier that matches your sustainment plan.