The DCM1e is the new Ethernet version of the popular DCM1 Digital Control Zone Mixer. The addition of an Ethernet port on the rear panel of the new DCM1e allows this in-built Ethernet web-server to be connected via an RJ-45 socket to an independent or existing wireless router.

These new features mean the new DCM1e can be configured and controlled remotely by any mobile device connected to the network.

Using the web browser of any mobile or fixed devise the End User has "limited installer defined" controls via 4 simple and intuitive interface pages. The Installer has administrator statues via "Configuration Options" which are password protected.

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Product Features

• 8 Stereo Line Inputs (1 Balanced)
• 8 Balanced Line Outputs (2 Stereo + 6 Mono)
• 4 Dedicated RJ-45 Ports for optional Line Inputs (LE-1)
• 4 Dedicated RJ-45 Ports for optional Mic Input Sockets (ME-1)
• Microphone Paging to all or any zone with fully programmable overide logic
• Separate analogue paging Microphone Input with analogue contact closure selection
• Configurable remote Controls (CDR-1)
• Configurable Line Priority by Zone
• RS-232 Interface for Crestron/Other Control
• Ethernet Connection Socket and Web Server for PC, Tablet & Mobile Device Control
  
• Requires one CDPM-PSU per paging microphone when multiple paging mics are connected to a single digital paging input

Product Specifications

Line Inputs

• Frequency Response: 20 Hz - 20k Hz ±1 dB
• Distortion: <0.05 %, 20 Hz - 20k Hz
• Sensitivity: 195 mV (-12 dBu) to 3.1 V (+12 dBu)
• Input Gain Control: 24 dB range
• Input Impedance: 47k Ω
• Headroom: >+10 dB
• Noise: -90 dB A weighted (0 dB gain)
• Equalisation
  • HF: ±14 dB/10k Hz
  • MID: ±14 dB/1200 Hz
  • LF: ±14 dB/50 Hz

Paging Microphone Inputs

• Frequency Response: 100 Hz / -3 dB(filter) to 20 kHz ±0.5dB
• Distortion: <0.05% 20 Hz-20k Hz
• Gain Range: 10 dB - 50 dB
• Input Impedance: >2k Ω (balanced)
• Phantom Power: +12 V (PCB jumper for on/off)
• Headroom: >20 dB
• Noise: -120 dB EIN 22 Hz - 22k Hz (150 Ω)
• Equalisation
  • HF: ±10 dB/5k Hz
  • LF: ±10 dB/100 Hz

Outputs

• Balanced Zone Outputs: 775 mV (0 dBu)
• Minimum load impedance: 600 Ω
• Maximum output level: +10 dBu (2.6 V)

External Power Supply

• External Supply Input: 100 V-240 V AC; 47-63 Hz; 1.35 A
• Power supply: +12 V, 3 A; -12 V 1 A

Physical & Dimensions

• Dimensions (w x h x d): 482.6 mm x 88 mm (2U) x 170 mm
• Dimensions (packed): 570 mm x 270 mm x 220 mm
• Weight net: 3.12 kg
• Weight packed: 4 kg packed

Accessories

• BOSE Loudspeaker EQ Card
• CDR1-FS Remote Music Source Select (DCM-1) Silver
• EQ Cards for Amina AIWX & LFiT Loudspeakers
• CDR-1W Remote Music Source / Volume Select Panel in White (DCM-1)
• CDR-1B Remote Music Source / Volume Select Panel in Black (DCM-1)
• CDR-1FB Remote Music Source Select (DCM-1) Black
• CDR-1FW Remote Music Source Select (DCM-1) White
• LE-1MB Media Size Line Input Module - Black (DCM1 / DCM1e)
• ME-1MB Media Size Microphone Input Module - Black (DCM-1 / DCM-1e)
• LE-1B Line Input Module - Black (DCM-1 / DCM-1e)
• LE-1W Line Input Module - White (DCM-1 / DCM-1e)
• LE-1MW Media Size Line Input Module - White (DCM1 / DCM1e)
• ME-1B Microphone Input Module - Black (DCM-1 / DCM-1e)
• ME-1W Microphone Input Module - White (DCM-1 / DCM-1e)
• ME-1MW Media Size Microphone Input Module - White (DCM-1 / DCM-1e)
• BE-1B Balanced Input Module - Black (DCM-1 / DCM-1e)
• BE-1W Balanced Input Module - White (DCM-1 / DCM-1e)
• BE-1MB Media Size Balanced Input Module - Black (DCM-1 / DCM-1e)
• BE-1MW Media Size Balanced Input Module - White (DCM-1 / DCM-1e)
• PM1 Paging Microphones
• PM4 Paging Microphone
• PM8 Paging Microphone
• PM12 Paging Microphone
• PM16 Paging Microphone
• PM4-SA & PM8-SA 4 & 8 Zone Paging Spot Announcer
• PM4-SA & PM8-SA (Mic Removed) 4 & 8 Zone Paging Spot Announcer

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