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Nearity AMX100 Audio Signal Processing Device

Nearity AMX100 Audio Signal Processing Device

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SKU: AMX100
Vendor: Nearity
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  • Connectivity:
    Speaker Input Port: Phoenix Connector
    Line In: 3.5mm Analog Input
    Line Out: 3.5mm Analog Output
    TRS: 1/4" / 6.35 mm Analog Input
    RJ45 (Control): Controller Connection
    RJ45 (Array Mic): Ceiling Microphone Connection
    USB-B: 2.0
    USB-A: 2.0
    Reset: Factory Reset
  • Power: 48 VDC, 5.2 A
  • Dimensions (W x D x H): 10.1 x 6.4 x 1.8" / 255.4 x 163.8 x 45.8 mm
  • Nearity AMX100 Audio Signal Processing Device

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Overview

The Nearty AMX100 digital signal processor is an essential component to the Nearity ceiling microphone, designed to support various conference set ups. Ideal for large meeting rooms and lecture theatres, the AMX100 serves as a central controller for your conference system, enabling the seamless integration of loudspeakers, PCs, wireless microphones, ACT10 controllers and more. Equipped with a 3.5mm analogue input/output and a TRS port, the AMX100 easily connects existing AV systems. Its USB-B and USB-C ports make connecting PCs, laptops and additional microphones simple and efficient. With integrated phoenix ports, you can connect up to 8 loudspeakers, allowing you to scale audio coverage to suit any room size.

Technical Features
  • Speaker Input Port: Phoenix connector
  • Line In: 3.5mm analogue input
  • Line Out: 3.5mm analogue output
  • 6.35mm Analogue Input: Yes
  • RJ45 (Control): Controller connection
  • RJ45 (Array Mic): Ceiling microphone connection
  • USB-B: Type-B 2.0
  • USB-A: Type-A 2.0
  • Power: DC 48V 5.2A
  • Compatibility: Compatible with all leading video conferencing platforms and operating systems including Windows, Mac, and Linux