A Formal Meeting Solution with Built‑in Voting
Elevating the company’s time-tested D-Cerno platform to a fully integrated formal meeting solution with built-in voting, the Televic D-Cerno Decide eliminates the need for separate voting equipment and safeguards against manual counting errors. A top-caliber option for city councils, local authorities, school boards, educational institutions, and courtrooms, this base station incorporates five programmable voting buttons supporting multiple polling options, along with a general-purpose programmable button for custom actions. Through software configuration, you can deploy the D-Cerno Decide as either a delegate or a chairperson station, with dedicated control buttons that allow chairpersons to manage meetings independently, without licenses, operator consoles, or technical staff. Additionally, the D-Cerno Decide supports multilingual communities via selectable floor and secondary language channels, ensures transparency via real-time web-based voting results and digital voting records, and maintains full compatibility across all D-Cerno discussion units for seamless mixed-system operation. Any conference requiring decision-making will benefit from the D-Cerno Decide — no add-on voting hardware required.
Note: This product requires the Televic D-Cerno AE to function. Please call your Sweetwater Sales Engineer if you have questions.
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Clear communication and accurate voting
At Sweetwater, we rely heavily on remote conferencing to communicate with our customers and vendor partners worldwide. Therefore, having a reliable and easy-to-use discussion system with voting capabilities is crucial. Enter the D-Cerno Decide. Boasting integrated voting, this feature-packed base station eliminates the need for add-on voting equipment. It features five programmable voting buttons with multiple polling options, including Yes/No, Yes/No/Abstain, and custom configurations. Beyond that, it adapts flawlessly to specialized environments, thanks to a general-purpose programmable button for witness calling in courtrooms, room control, recording triggers, and other custom actions. With the D-Cerno Decide, you’ll achieve maximum flexibility with minimal hardware, as the single base station can function as either a delegate or chairperson station — no licenses required. Finally, the D-Cerno Decide facilitates transparent decision-making by displaying real-time voting results on web-based digital signage, ensuring clear reporting and accountability.
Effortless control for every role at the table
The Televic D‑Cerno Decide simplifies meeting management, allowing you to configure each unit as either a delegate or chairperson station, with dedicated control buttons enabling chairpersons to run meetings independently — no operator console or technical staff required. Additionally, the D-Cerno Decide supports multilingual participation with selectable floor and secondary language channels; meanwhile, digital voting records ensure accurate documentation and compliance. Fully compatible with other D‑Cerno family hardware, the D-Cerno Decide enables different unit types to operate smoothly together within the same system.

Televic D-Cerno Decide Features:
- Base station for D-Cerno digital discussion systems with built-in voting
- Eliminates the need for separate voting equipment and safeguards against manual counting errors
- 5 programmable voting buttons for multiple polling options: Yes/No, Yes/No/Abstain, and custom configurations
- General-purpose programmable button adapts flawlessly to specialized environments
- Deploys as either a delegate or a chairperson station
- Dedicated control buttons allow chairpersons to manage meetings independently, without licenses, operator consoles, or technical staff
- Supports multilingual communities via selectable floor and secondary language channels
- Ensures transparency via real-time web-based voting results and digital voting records
- Maintains full compatibility across all D-Cerno discussion units for seamless mixed-system operation
