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Atmosphere Digital Audio Platform
4 and 8 zone audio processors that offer powerful DSP combined with innovative algorithms. Features such as a built-in message player, auto-gain, GPIO and learning ambient noise sensing, make AZM models processing powerhouses. Programming is simple through a modern, on-board web interface. Amplifiers and industry leading accessories round out the flexible, scalable platform.
• Automated message player – provides the user the capability to dispatch pre-recorded messages according to a schedule or a trigger by an input device
• Smart DSP with ambient noise compensation – the ambient noise sensor collects data from the environment and enables the atmosphere algorithms to continually learn and adapt to those changes without using external microphones
• Touchless control using virtual wall controller – with the ability to print and display custom QR codes, chosen users can control pre-authorized aspects of the system from their personal mobile device. Access to the system is instantaneous with no app to download
• Tilter Filter™ and preloaded EQ settings – provides a quick and easy way to tune a room without being an audiophile. If the system uses AtlasIED speakers, EQ presets are preloaded for easy tuning.
• Wide selection of accessories – A complete family of interoperable products engineered to work seamlessly together, minimizing configuration and programming headaches. Also available in black finish.
• 2 wall controllers – A single zone volume control or a multi-zone source and volume control
• 3 audio inputs – An RCA, an XLR and a Bluetooth wall plate • 1 ambient noise sensor
• Room combine – simply designed interface to allow you to set up a 1-2-3 space room that can function as a zone or can be combined to become a group
• Stereo and subwoofer support – allows systems to go from mono to stereo and the ability to add subwoofers to the set up
• Routines – routines (2 or more recalled actions) can be set up and put into any scheduled event or pre-set event such as a trigger action
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• Bell scheduler – simple interface to create multiple “bell events” in a day, week or month. Easy management allows schedules to be set out for long periods of time.
• Accessory self heal – All of the accessories are hot swappable. Once replaced in the system, the accessory will “self-heal” and begin working in the system with no additional programming needed.
• 400W and 800W amplifiers – The amplifiers are specifically designed to match the aesthetic of the Atmosphere product family making it one cohesive system
• Built in WiFi® – Allows you to commission the system without IP infrastructure or additional software
• Third-party control – The Atmosphere AZM4/AZM8 can be controlled by a third-party using TCP communication along with UDP for metering
• Built-in help videos – Pre-loaded tech support videos explaining key functions of the Atmosphere platform
Processors
AT-AZM4 AT-AZM8
White Accessories AT-CVUS AT-CZSVUS AT-ABTUS AT-ARCAUS AT-AXLRUS AT-XANSUS AT-GEM5
Amplifiers
AT-AZA404 AT-AZA804
Black Accessories
AT-CVUSB AT-CZSVUSB AT-ABTUSB AT-ARCAUSB AT-AXLRUSB AT-XANSUSB
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