Designed to power audio signals in presentation scenarios, classrooms, conference rooms, retail situations, and other situations in which background/foreground music is required, the Atlas Sound DPA602 is a 600W multi-channel power amplifier featuring a network-based configuration for remote-web monitoring, as well as on-board DSP. Its four-channel setup can be configured in three different arrangements to meet the needs of any large-scale situation.

The unit is factory-set to operate in a two-channel 70V mode, though it is designed to operate with low-impedance amplification as well; in those cases, you can configure the amplifier to handle loads of 4 or 8 Ohms. Additionally, the DPA602 can be tweaked to simultaneously work in low- and high-impedance situations, allowing you to utilize 70 or 100V channels for background and paging, while dual 4 or 8 Ohm channels carry audio material in the foreground.

While the unit comes with four balanced line inputs, there's also an accessory slot which, if utilized, allows you to either add more analog inputs or route the unit into a Dante system. All inputs can be mixed into any amplifier channel, with each channel featuring an array of DSP tools such as EQs and limiters to tailor the sound for any room. Furthermore, outputs can be controlled through built-in pots or via the on-board GUI, and when networked, proprietary software will allow you to control various aspects of the DPA602, or indeed, any DPA amplifier patched into the network. This unit takes up 1 RU of rack space.

600W into 70V, 100V & 4 Ohms    Multi-Channel Operation    Network-Based for Remote Monitoring    Foreground / Background & User Paging    Card Slot for Dante or Additional Inputs    On-Board DSP with EQ, Limiter & Filters    Multiple Points of Control    1 RU Rackmount Unit    PC, iOS & Android Compatible

• 2 x 300W 70V/100V (Factory Default)
• 4 x 150W at 4 Ohms
• 1 x 300W 70V/100V & 2 x 150W at 4 Ohms
• No computer required to operate
• Networkable
• Configurable DSP via GUI
• PC based DPA site manager software with LAN IP auto-discovery, fault reporting, input and output status, standby status and amplifier remote activation via a scheduler timer
• On-board web browser GUI for remote monitoring of status and levels
• User page with assignable level control, post contractor settings, password protection
• Mute assignments triggered via audio signal or contact closure
• Audio-sense auto power down (APD)
• DSP parameters per output, parametric EQ, high- and low-cut filters, delay, limiter
• 4 x balanced inputs, expandable with accessory card
• Optional accessory card slot for a DPA-DAC4 4-channel Dante receiver or a DPA-AMIX card
• PC-, iOS- & Android-controllable
• Assignable level controls, onboard GUI (security password protected) or by front panel pots with tamper deterring covers
• 4 x GPIO control ports assignable in GUI for mute or remote level
• Controllable from third-party controllers

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can the internet be used as an input? Can I show 8 different netflix shows simultaneously?

A: Not the way you ask it. It only accepts HD-SDI BNC connections for Cinema/TV Professional Cameras. You would need 8 seperate devices connected to the internet then a HDMI-to-HDSDI Converter to plug in each device to view all 8 shows. its still only 1080p best. So each of the 8 signals would be Standard Def at best on the screen.

Q: 2. My church use Sony D50 I was wonder would this work with it...and would we still need to use our switcher?

A: Yes it could.

Q: 3. What devices are available to use with the GPI input on the back? Can I switch between feeds using external hardware instead of USB? How well does this work?

A: No pre built devices that I am aware of that utilize the gpi. However I built a small control box using non latching buttons tied into the GPI and it works great.

Q: 4. Can i configure to view only four inputs on one screen? Can change back to six or four on the fly using USB/PC ?

A: Yes

Q: 5. This can steam in HD if I am trying to do a live stream?

A: yes this will stream HD, you will need a capture device/encoder.

Q: 6. I want to connect 4 PTZ cameras to this for the camera operator to view then loop each independent camera feed to a switcher. Can this do that?

A: Yes you can. Each input has an active loop output.

Q: 7. What type of media can be input through USB?

A: The manufacturer has not explicitly defined this application and because this is a brand new product, which we do not yet stock, we cannot physically verify this information.

Q: 8. Can you record the program on this device?

A: You cannot record directly on the device, as there are no on-board recording options, but you can send your program output to an external recorder and record in this manner - One very common example would be this Atomos Ninja V option https://bhpho.to/2zs5dfr

Q: 9. Does this Unit allow you to scale or convert the SDI input for each out put and if so can it be done independently on each channel

A: it does not scale or convert resolutions. whatever is input is what will be displayed

Q: 10. Is it glitch-free switching between inputs?What is latency beetween in and out? Thanks!

A: Switching is fast and glitch free.