The ISP series is Australian Monitor’s premium offering of multichannel Class D power amplifiers, delivering high quality audio reinforcement in the following options – Dual channel 120W or 250W and Quad channel 120W or 250W.
Featuring Ethernet control, Full Featured DSP, ErP Low Power Standby, Dante® support and efficient Class D amplifiers.
The ISP also features ALMA Control Software which allows you to connect, configure and control the product from any device supporting an HTML5 compliant web browser.
To view a DEMO of the control software go to the IS4250P Demo
Configuration Options:
• IS2250P – 2 inbuilt line level inputs
• IS2250P + DM4x4 – 2 inbuilt line level inputs plus expansion slot of 4 Dante Inputs and 4 Dante Outputs
• IS2250P + ANALOGUE4 – 2 inbuilt line level inputs plus expansion slot of 4 line level inputs
• 2 x 250W power amplifier
• 4 ohm, 70V and 100V output options
• Class D topology
• Ethernet Control
• Embedded ALMA Control Software accessible using any HTML5 web browser
• Full DSP – Input Matrix, Filters, Parametric Eq, Compressor / limiter, Delay, Mute, Inversion
• 4 software configurable general purposes input/outputs
• ErP(1275/2008/EC) Low Power Standby (<2W)
• 4 Input, 4 Output Dante® support using expansion card DM4x4
• Additional 4 Analogue line inputs using expansion card ANALOGUE4
General Purpose Input/Outputs
The ISP features four GPIO ports for use with the following functions,
• VCA Volume Control input using an
RC1 Remote Volume Control
• Amplifier Output/s Muting through contact closure
• Recalling of presets through contact closure
• Reading status of amplifier signal level outputs
Fallback Redundancy
Ensure that your system never stops performing by using fallback redundancy.
Monitor the audio level of any input and if it falls below a user settable level it will automatically switch to another input source.
If the audio returns from the failed channel the amplifier will seamlessly switch back to that input source.
ErP Compliant with Auto Standby Function
The ISP series is complaint to the European Energy related product (ErP) Directive consuming less than 2 watts in standby mode.
Featuring an auto standby mode, the ISP can detect loss of input signal and enter standby.
The ISP can then awake when the input signal exceeds a user settable threshold.
Select your next power amplifier to be the most efficient possible and reduce running costs.
