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DSAN 2-Button Wireless Transmitter (PC-AS2)

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DSAN 2-Button Wireless Transmitter (PC-AS2)The DSAN PC AS2 is a compact and reliable 2 button wireless transmitter designed for seamless integration with the PerfectCue, PerfectCue Mini, and PerfectCue Micro cueing systems. Engineered for professional presenters, AV technicians, and live event producers, this transmitter offers precise control over slide navigation with intuitive tactile feedback. Operating on the 433 MHz RF band, the PC AS2 delivers robust communication with a range of up to

The DSAN PC-AS2 is a compact and reliable 2-button wireless transmitter designed for seamless integration with the PerfectCue, PerfectCue Mini, and PerfectCue Micro cueing systems. Engineered for professional presenters, AV technicians, and live event producers, this transmitter offers precise control over slide navigation with intuitive tactile feedback.

Operating on the 433 MHz RF band, the PC-AS2 delivers robust communication with a range of up to 75 meters, even in RF-dense environments. It features two distinct tactile-shaped buttons, one for “forward” and one for “reverse” slide commands, each designed to deliver a crisp, responsive click. These commands can be customized using DSAN’s free configuration app, allowing compatibility with various presentation software such as PowerPoint, Keynote, and Adobe Acrobat.

The transmitter supports 256 selectable channels, visible through a rear plastic window, enabling flexible pairing with receivers and interference-free operation. One PC-AS2 unit can control multiple cue light receivers, and multiple transmitters can be paired with a single receiver, making it ideal for complex AV setups.

Powered by a CR123 lithium barrel battery (included), the PC-AS2 offers over 50,000 clicks per charge. A green LED indicator confirms command execution and also serves as a battery status alert, turning off when battery capacity drops below 25%.

Whether used in corporate boardrooms, educational settings, or live productions, the DSAN PC-AS2 transmitter delivers dependable wireless control in a sleek and portable design.

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