UVC84-BYOD

What the UVC84-BYOD kit is built to do

The Yealink UVC84-BYOD is a meeting kit for medium and large rooms. It combines a UVC84 4K camera, audio devices and a BYOD box, so a laptop can run meetings on any UC platform through a single Type-C cable connection. The manufacturer has discontinued this model and has not accepted new orders since its end-of-sale date of 30 June 2025. Organisations that already run it, and buyers comparing it with newer kits, can still request a quote for a current equivalent.

The source listing describes the kit as including audio devices, but the camera package list names only the camera, remote control, power adapter, wall bracket and accessories, and a 7 m USB cable. Confirm the exact contents on your quotation before comparing it with other offers.

Camera performance: zoom, field of view and framing

The camera uses a 4K sensor with 12x optical plus 3x digital zoom, which the manufacturer presents as 36x HD zoom. The 80° field of view covers a full conference table, while the zoom reaches participants at the far end of a long room.

• Pan ±100°, tilt +45° and -90° for mechanical PTZ control
• Nine camera presets for recurring seating positions
• Auto Framing that adjusts the view to the people present
• Control by the VCR20 remote or the Yealink camera control plug-in

Audio, connections and power

The VCM34 array microphone supports a 20 ft (6 m) pickup range across 360°. The MSpeech USB speakerphone is an alternative for smaller tables, and the source also lists pairing with a Yealink soundbar. The camera offers two USB 2.0 ports (Type-B and Type-A), a Yealink microphone port (RJ-45), a 3.5 mm line-out, a power port, a security lock slot and a reset slot. Power comes from an external adapter rated AC 100~240V input and DC 48V 0.7A output. The camera operates between 0 and 40℃ at 10 to 95% humidity, and measures 156 mm x 156 mm x 156 mm in working position with a working height of 156 to 192 mm. It weighs 2.9 kg.

Where it fits in Qatar

Three situations suit this kit well:

• A medium boardroom in West Bay where executives join calls with colleagues abroad, using a laptop as the controller.
• A government office in Msheireb holding structured meetings, where the lens lowers automatically when a meeting ends.
• A private school in Al Rayyan equipping a meeting room for staff and for remote specialists.

What to plan before you request a quote

Start with the room. Measure the distance from the camera position to the furthest seat, then decide whether the kit will sit on a table, on top of a TV, on a wall, on a ceiling, on a TV stand or on a tripod. A free site survey from SmartRooms Qatar helps confirm the mounting option, the routing of the 7 m USB cable and where the audio pickup should sit.

Plan for the Qatar climate. The camera is rated for 0 to 40℃, and outdoor temperatures in Qatar often exceed 45°C in summer, so install it only in an air-conditioned room and confirm the conditions with the SmartRooms Qatar team before ordering.

Because the model is discontinued, request a quote for a current equivalent or compatible replacement and check spares. The manufacturer's end-of-life notice describes technical support and fixes for the first year after end of sale, then software bug fixes where possible, with no new features. Hardware spares depend on local distributors and stock. Organisations buying several units can issue a purchase order (LPO), and we deliver to all eight municipalities of Qatar.

Request a quote and we will confirm stock, the current equivalent and the exact contents for your room.