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DM1612
Digital Automatic Matrix Mixer

16 mic/line inputs, 12 line outputs
(4 outputs are mic/line switchable)

16 x 12 digital matrix mixing; gain is adjustable from
-69 to +20 dB

Proportional gain auto mixing algorithm with AutoSkew™
- US Patent 5,414,776 and 5,402,500

Auto mixing operates at the output of the matrix - each input channel can participate differently in each output mix

Each output has its own NOM mixing bus

6 filter stages plus compressor, ADFE and delay on each input

9 filter stages plus compressor, limiter and delay on each output

128 macros available for storing up to 64 commands per macro

USB and RS-232 interfaces for setup and control

Digital I/O ports for "daisy chaining" and to connect other LecNet 2 devices

AMX© and CRESTRON™ compatible

Simultaneous LecNet2 and Third-Party control

Adobe, the Adobe logo, Acrobat,
and the Acrobat logo are trademarks
of Adobe Systems Incorporated

The DM1612 is a powerful digital audio processing, mixing and routing system. The primary applications are sound reinforcement and conferencing in boardrooms, courtrooms, worship centers, distance learning systems, hotels and other applications with multiple microphones and loudspeakers. The design represents a milestone in DSP technology in its basic architecture and in its processing speed and efficiency.

The basic architecture consists of 16 mic/line inputs and 12 outputs with a full DSP-based crosspoint matrix that allows every input to be routed to any or all outputs. Following the A-D conversion at each input, the signal passes through multiple DSP filters, ADFE (automatic digital feedback eliminator), a compressor and a digital delay. In the matrix, gain is adjustable from -69 to +20 dB in 1 dB steps at each crosspoint. Each of the 12 outputs provides a digital delay, multiple DSP filters and a compressor/limiter.

AMX® is a registered trademark of AMX Corp.
Crestron™ is a trademark of Crestron Electronics, Inc.