The Atlas IED Atmosphere AZMP4-D is a powered (600 Watt) 4-zone audio processor and the heart of an Atmosphere audio control system. Powerful DSP combined with innovative algorithms offer custom solutions for a wide variety of spaces. Dante networked audio provides convenient audio distribution to other Dante-enabled devices. A built-in message player, virtual wall controllers, learning ambient noise sensing, Tilter Filter™, auto-gain, GPIO, bell scheduler, room combine, and many more features, make the AZMP a processing powerhouse.
The AZMP4-D utilizes amplifier power sharing technology that allows for efficient use of available power and avoiding system overdesign due to traditional amplifier power ratings. The AZMP8 can produce 600W of total power, with each output channel being software assignable anywhere between 5-600W.
The AZMP4-D is compatible with all seven of the Atmosphere wall plate accessories for control, remote audio input, and ambient noise sensing. Up to 16 of these plug-and-play Accessories can be connected across 2 accessory ports on the AZMP4-D. Additionally, a zone paging station can be added as an accessory. Each port is designed to work reliably up to 1000ft.
Programming is simple through a modern on-board web interface, optimized around common use-cases. Built around Progressive Web App technology, the control interface is device agnostic, responsive, and meticulously designed for an ideal user experience without sacrificing design freedom. In addition to Ethernet, built-in Wi-Fi allows for tablets and other controlling devices to connect directly to the AZMP4-D.
While the Brooklyn 3 card used for Dante-based operations supports up to 16x16 audio channels, the AZMP4-D is set to 10x4 channels for Sources and Zones with built-in signal processing. However, additional Dante outputs on the AZMP4-D allow for the on-ramping of audio into the Dante network, enabling seamless integration with other Dante-capable devices.
Control modules available for RTI, Crestron, Extron, and AMX.