The Matrix 2 is an easily controlled and configured central stereo audio processor.
Use as the heart of a distributed audio system, as a router for a multi-room system or as part of a complex boardroom system.
Inputs are unbalanced via 3.5mm stereo jacks whilst the outputs are all balanced and share individual RJ45 sockets with a control pair and DC power for use with remote outlets and control panels.
The unit is also controlled via RS232 or PodNet with the current output assignments shown on the front panel LCD.
Wall, Euro and Touch Podules can be used for control all connected via PodNet using a single Cat5 loop to allow remote selection of input sources and control over volume from individual rooms or centrally. The Matrix 2 also incorporates a number of unique features expanding its abilities beyond simple audio switching.
The eight Cat5 outputs can be connected to a number of different panels dependent upon the required application. Each requires a single Cat5 cable from the matrix to the panel. 25mm modules use screw terminals for connection whilst 50mm modules use RJ45 sockets. |
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Control Panels |
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Control
M2-C
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A 50mm Euromodule providing remote control, with indication over the Matrix 2 for input source & volume. |
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Headphone with
Control
M2-HC |
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For use in fitness centers etc. A 50mm Euromodule containing a local headphone amplifier with remote control over the Matrix 2 for input source & volume. |
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Unbalanced Stereo M2-US |
Fitted onto a 25mm Euromodule, two unbalanced outputs are provided on phono sockets. Typically used for connecting into a hi-fi amplifier or similar unbalanced unit. |
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Balanced Mono
M2-BM |
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Fitted onto a 50mm Euromodule, a Single 3 pin XLR providing an unbalanced output with this feed a mix of L&R. Typically used for feeding mono zones, i.e. corridor loudspeakers via an amplifier. |
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Balanced stereo M2-BS |
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Two Individual 3 pin XLR balanced output modules on a 100mm panel. |
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Matrix Audio Breakouts |
M2-AB1
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M2-AB4
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Matrix remote breakout modules provide a simple means of accessing the audio signals from the Cat5 cable which are connected to the remote panels. |
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