The Alfatron Wall Mounted Control Panel for DSP Seriesconsists of a 1.3" OLED screen and a rotary encoder with Push-to-Select. The 2-line OLED provides customizable menus and sub-menu controls of Volume, routing, presets, and more. Easily programmed and managed from the Alfatron DSP software, using a single Cat 5 connection for control and power.

Push-to-Select Rotary Encoder    2-Line 1.3" OLED Display    Customized Menus    PoE Powered

• 2-line OLED display
• Quick and easy connection to your DSP control network
• Easily programmed from the Alfatron DSP software interface
• Customized menus
• Rotary encoder with push-to-select
• White, with silver rotary encoder
• Single network connection
• PoE powered

• ALF-DSP44-UALF-DSP44-UD
• ALF-DSP88-U
• ALF-DSP88-UD
• ALF-DSP1616-U

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What are the dimensions of the wall mounting bracket?

A: The Impact 7 ft HD Wall-Mounted Boom Arm is 46.18 x 8.78 x 4.78 inches.

Q: 2. So I still need this console if I have the new THE new HD8 iso switcher?

A: The Blackmagic Design ATEM Camera Control Panel is an addition you could add if you want a separate person shading your cameras. The ATEM HD8 has all of the camera controls built in.

Q: 3. Using BM Ursa Broadcast cameras will this unit work with the Tricaster TC 1 switcher?

A: The Blackmagic Design ATEM Camera Control Panel is designed to be used with Black Magic Atem switcher models. It would not be compatible with the NewTek Tricaster.

Q: 4. Can the boom are be swiveled/panned flush against the wall or not? I see conflicting responses. Some say yes, others say no. One reviewer stated that he 'wished it would pivot 180 degrees'. Specifically, with nothing mounted to the end of the boom, can the boom arm pivot on the mounting bracket so that the spigot end goes all the way to the wall? Or does the design of the mounting bracket/pivot bolts prevent it from rotating that far?

A: Yes. When fully extended the boom arm offers the flexibility of 180° of tilt and 170° of pan movement. Length is adjustable via a locking ratchet handle, and a locking knob on the support tube provides for extra reinforcement for your payload.

Q: 5. Can this bracket be mounted on just one stud in the wall? Using two or four screws through the center holes?

A: I mounted it into a stud with two screws on one side , and used heavy-duty anchors through the two screw holes on the opposite side. I think you need to use the four screw holes, because it is quite heavy once you have a light attached. Having four points of anchor will give it more stability in the long run. This is an awesome product, and well worth the time to install correctly.

Q: 6. Can this support the weight and handling of the extra wide roll of white paper that is 140” wide and 100’ long?

A: Yes, the Foba 31-0348 DODRE Wall Mounted Background Stand can support 140" seamless paper but once you mount this support for a certain paper size you have to stick to that size. For the paper rolls you will need to purchase aluminum poles to insert into a paper roll to prevent rolls from bending.

Q: 7. so a separate power supply is required and does the power supply terminate in a BNC?

A: A separate power supply is not required. The power is supplied from the coaxial connection.

Q: 8. I have a set of Impact 600 lights with the octagon shadow boxes. do I need any other accessories in order to have my light suspended from this bar? Julia

A: No, the light will fit straight on the arm

Q: 9. what is length of boom arm fully retracted? thanx...

A: The Impact 7' HD Wall-Mounted Boom Arm at the smallest is 3.9 feet.

Q: 10. Can the arm be locked in place when both panning and tilting? It's clear that the tilt offers a lock, but unclear whether the pan can be locked.

A: No, the panning motion of the Impact 7 ft HD Wall-Mounted Boom Arm does not have a lock to lock the arm in place.