MPA1-MIX-NET-V-1 Audio Mixing Unit | TSL Products

MPA1 Range MPA1-MIX-NET-V-1

MPA1-MIX-NET-V-1 provides the known-and-loved MPA1-MIX functionality for ST 2110 AoIP networks, with NMOS IS-04 and IS-05 support. Mix up to 8 independent mono or stereo sources from 64 channels of AoIP or MADI connectivity with dedicated hardware controls for each source. A unit depth of only 100mm and fanless design means this is suitable for all installations.

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      • 64 channels of AoIP connectivity through a 1G Ethernet connection
      • Support for ST 2110-30 Level A, B and C (1ms and 125μs packet time, stream size up to 64 channels)
      • Support for NMOS IS-04, IS-05 (in-band) and SNMP control (out-of-band) for integration with TSL control and leading third party systems
      • SFP slot for MADI input (fibre or copper based)
      • 8 dedicated rotary controls for source level adjustment
      • Up to 8 independent mixes provide instant recall of routing configurations, providing maximum coverage of input sources when required
      • Simultaneously monitor multiple signal formats in hybrid environments
      • Web interface provides quick and simple control and configuration of all key parameters from any remote location
      • Front panel display of audio levels, complete with pan/balance information
      • Acoustically tuned internal loudspeakers
      • 2 line level balanced analogue outputs
      • Unit depth of only 100mm
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    • 1 x Ethernet connection for network connectivity allowing software updates, monitoring and control via a web browser
    • 1 x front panel USB connector for system updates
    • 1.5Kg. 1RU case, 100mm
    • 90-240V 50/60Hz mains input on IEC connection
    • 16 channel Bargraph Meter
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