RGB Spectrum Zio MALA-10 – 10-Seat Mobile Decoder App License

Product Overview

The RGB Spectrum Zio MALA-10 is a ten-license pack of the Zio mobile decoder app for Android and iOS devices. It licenses a team of remote users to view live Zio IP streams on the phones and tablets they already carry, which suits control rooms with several supervisors or on-call roles. RGB Spectrum states that the app enables a remote user to view live streams in real time, and that operators push streams to mobile devices using its browser-based GUI. Buying in a group of ten reduces the administrative overhead of licensing users one at a time.

Product Description

The Zio MALA-10 covers ten mobile viewing endpoints on an existing Zio AV-over-IP system without adding hardware at the user end. Stream selection stays with the operators: RGB Spectrum states that streams are pushed to mobile devices from the browser-based GUI, so each remote user sees only what the control room sends. That model fits shift supervisors, duty managers, field responders and engineering staff who need the same view as the operations floor while away from it. Because the app consumes the same H.264 and H.265 streams as fixed decode endpoints, mobile users need no separate transcoding or distribution path. If the user count is smaller or larger than ten, the alternatives are the Zio MALA-1 single license, the Zio MALA-50 fifty-license pack and the Zio MALA-100 hundred-license pack. Sources reach the network through Zio encoders such as the Zio S2114 4K encoder endpoint, so a feed already shown on a video wall can be pushed to a tablet without extra equipment. RGB Spectrum does not publish a datasheet or a device compatibility matrix against this part number, so confirm supported operating system versions, network access and license administration with Creation Networks before ordering.

Key Features

• Ten mobile licenses in one part number — A single order covers ten users, which cuts the administrative effort of licensing a supervisory team individually.
• Live stream viewing on Android and iOS — RGB Spectrum states the app enables a remote user to view live streams in real time on the devices staff already carry.
• Operator-controlled distribution — Operators push streams to mobile devices from the browser-based GUI, keeping stream selection with the control room.
• No user-end hardware — Each licensed mobile device becomes a viewing endpoint, so there is no decoder, mount or power provision to install.
• Uses the existing stream pool — The app subscribes to the same IP streams as fixed endpoints, so no separate mobile distribution path is required.
• Scalable licensing path — Deployments can move up to the fifty- and hundred-license packs as the number of mobile users grows.

Typical Applications

• Control room — A shift's supervisors all keep a pushed view of critical feeds when they step away from the floor.
• Command center — Incident staff moving between briefing and operations rooms retain access to live streams on tablets.
• Operations center — On-call engineering rosters receive the specific feed relevant to a fault without attending site.
• Emergency operations center — Duty officers across a rota are licensed in advance so an activation needs no new provisioning.
• Government space — Agency teams away from monitoring desks get a controlled view of selected streams under operator control.
• Training room — Trainees follow live operational feeds on their own devices during instruction sessions.

Technical Specifications

RGB Spectrum does not publish SKU-level specifications for this license part number. The following is limited to what RGB Spectrum states for it in the price list.

• Part number — Zio MALA-10
• Product type — Zio Decoder App License
• Supported platforms — Android and iOS mobile devices
• Quantity — Group of 10 licenses

RGB Spectrum does not publish a datasheet for this part number. Contact Creation Networks for confirmed specifications before ordering.

Part number, configuration and included software as published by RGB Spectrum in its price list.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Zio MALA-10 part number cover?
The RGB Spectrum price list describes it as a Zio Decoder App License for Android and iOS mobile devices, supplied as a group of 10 licenses.

How are streams delivered to each licensed device?
RGB Spectrum states that operators push streams to mobile devices using the browser-based GUI, so the control room controls what each remote user receives.

Can the ten licenses be spread across mixed Android and iOS devices?
The price list wording covers Android and iOS mobile devices; Creation Networks will confirm platform mix and license administration details in writing before you order.

What network access do mobile users need?
The devices view Zio IP streams, so they need reachability to the stream sources; agree the routing, VPN and firewall policy with your network team during design.

What if we need a different number of licenses?
Use the Zio MALA-1 for a single user, the Zio MALA-50 for fifty, or the Zio MALA-100 for one hundred.

Which devices produce the streams?
Zio encoder endpoints such as the Zio S2114 publish HDMI sources to the network in H.264 or H.265 for both fixed and mobile viewing.

What warranty and support apply?
The RGB Spectrum manufacturer warranty applies to this part number, and Creation Networks supports specification and procurement, including written confirmation of the current warranty terms before you place the order.