QSC Core 110f V2 – Q-SYS Network + Analog AV&C Processor (End of Life)

⚠️ End of Life Notice: The QSC Core 110f V2 reached end of life in December 2025. Stock is available while supplies last. The QSC Core 24f is the recommended replacement and current-generation successor in the Q-SYS Core processor lineup.

Product Overview

The QSC Core 110f V2 is a full 1U rack-mount Q-SYS audio, video, and control (AV&C) processor engineered for medium to large commercial AV deployments. It represents the highest I/O density in the Core 100-series lineup: 128×128 Q-LAN/AES67 networked audio channels, 24 analog I/O ports including 8 software-definable Flex channels, 16 channels of acoustic echo cancellation (AEC), and 16×16 USB AV bridging for UC platform integration. The V2 revision updates the hardware by removing GPIO and the front-panel OLED display to improve supply chain availability, while preserving all core audio, video, and control functionality.

Like all Q-SYS Core processors, the Core 110f V2 runs on Q-SYS Designer software, enabling integrators to design, configure, and manage the system using the same tool across the entire Q-SYS portfolio. Enterprise-grade IT features — including Layer 3 routing support, SNMP monitoring, LDAP integration, and encrypted firmware — make it suitable for IT-managed AV environments in corporate, government, and higher education settings. Optional QIO expansion modules extend analog I/O capacity as project requirements grow.

Key Features

• 128×128 Q-LAN/AES67 networked audio channels — Highest network channel capacity in the Core 100-series, supporting large distributed audio architectures across enterprise campuses.
• 24 analog I/O with 8 software-definable Flex channels — Flex channels are independently configurable as mic input, line input, or line output, providing card-like flexibility without custom hardware orders.
• 16 channels of acoustic echo cancellation (AEC) — Double the AEC capacity of the Core 8 Flex and Core Nano, suited for larger multi-mic conferencing and telepresence environments.
• 16×16 USB AV bridging + Q-SYS camera support — Native integration with Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, and Cisco Webex without a separate USB bridge device.
• Software-based Dante (8×8 included, licensable to 32×32) — Dante interoperability with third-party networked audio devices across a shared IP infrastructure.
• Up to 4 VoIP softphone instances — Native SIP/PSTN telephony for enterprise environments requiring dual-line or multi-zone POTS integration.
• Enterprise IT integration — Layer 3 routing, SNMP monitoring, LDAP user management, AES-encrypted transport, and cryptographically signed firmware updates.
• Full Q-SYS Control engine — Third-party device control, scheduling, automation, and UCI-based user interfaces without a separate control processor.
• QIO expansion compatibility — Supports QIO-ML4i, QIO-L4o, QIO-ML2x2, QIO-S4, QIO-IR1x4, QIO-GP8x8, and other QIO peripherals to expand I/O without replacing the core processor.
• 1U full-width rack-mount — Standard 19" rack installation; internal power supply with 60W typical / 120W maximum consumption.

Typical Applications

• Boardroom
• Conference room (medium to large)
• House of worship
• Government space
• Commercial meeting space
• Multi-purpose room
• All-hands room
• Training room
• Higher education AV deployment
• Auditorium

Technical Specifications

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What's in the Box

• QSC Core 110f V2 processor
• Rack-mount hardware (1U full-width)
• IEC power cord
• Quick-start documentation

Downloads

Spec Sheet (PDF)  |  User Manual (PDF)

Frequently Asked Questions

What changed between the Core 110f and the Core 110f V2?
The V2 revision removes the front-panel GPIO ports and OLED display present on the original Core 110f. All audio processing, networking, AEC, USB bridging, VoIP, and control engine functionality is identical. The hardware revision was made to improve component availability during supply chain disruptions. If your design required GPIO at the processor, QSC's QIO-GP8x8 GPIO expander provides equivalent functionality as a network peripheral.

The Core 110f V2 is End of Life — should I still specify it?
Stock is available while supplies last. For new designs starting in 2025 or later, we recommend specifying the QSC Core 24f, which is the current-generation replacement. For existing installations already running Core 110f hardware, the V2 remains a valid spare or expansion processor. Contact our team for stock availability and migration guidance.

How does the Core 110f V2 compare to the Core 8 Flex and Core Nano?
The Core 110f V2 offers significantly more I/O density and processing headroom: 128×128 vs. 64×64 network audio channels, 16 AEC channels vs. 8, 16×16 USB bridging vs. 8×8, and 24 analog ports vs. 8 Flex channels (Core 8 Flex) or none (Core Nano). It is designed for medium-to-large deployments where the entry-level processors would be undersized. Compare all Core processors at creationnetworks.net/collections/qsc.

What optional licenses are available for the Core 110f V2?
Available licenses include: UCI Deployment License, Scripting Engine License, Microsoft Teams Room License, and software-based Dante licenses for 16×16 and 32×32 channel expansion. The Media Drive Kit (MD-110) adds multi-track recording and playback capability.

Can the Core 110f V2 be expanded with QIO modules?
Yes. The Core 110f V2 supports the full QIO peripheral range, including QIO-ML4i (4 mic/line inputs), QIO-L4o (4 line outputs), QIO-S4 (RS-232), QIO-IR1x4 (infrared), and QIO-GP8x8 (GPIO), all connecting via Q-LAN without additional licensing.

What warranty and support is available?
The QSC Core 110f V2 carries QSC's standard 3-year limited warranty. Creation Networks provides pre-sales design support, system configuration guidance, and post-sale technical assistance. Given the EOL status, we recommend confirming available stock with our team before finalizing project specifications. Contact us at creationnetworks.net.