NTP Technology To Unveil Latest Updates

NTP Technology has announced that it will demonstrate the latest additions to a number of products at two trade shows later this month.

The company will highlight enhancements to both its DAD AX32 ultra-high quality audio converter and Penta 720/721 digital audio routers at SATIS 2016 (15 to 17 November, Paris) and at the 29th Tonmeistertagung (17 to 20 November, Cologne).

Co-exhibiting at SATIS with French distributor Areitec, and at TMT29, NTP will show the versatility of the AX32 with AX32 firmware version 2.0. It is an expansion of the existing AX32 converter functionality, available as standard in all delivered AX32 and DX32 units. The firmware of all existing units can be upgraded via NTP's DADman software. The new firmware and DADman come free of charge.

AX32 firmware version 2.0 provides an increase of the matrix capacity to 1,500 x 1,500 non-blocking cross points for routing and splitting any input to one or more outputs. All input and output channels have independent level control and audio metering, while all input and output signals can be assigned a label which is stored in the unit. The summing system has a capacity of 32 output buses and 256 inputs which can be used for Pro | Mon monitor control as well as the Cue | Mix zero latency cue mixing system.

DADman 5.1 redesigned software has an enhanced look and feel and shows signal level meters on all analogue and digital inputs and outputs. The connection matrix has been made larger. Pro | Mon can be operated fully from DADman 5.1 in parallel with Eucon-enabled control surfaces. This also applies to the new Cue | Mix functionality.

NTP Technology will also exhibit the latest version of its Visual Matrix Control (VMC) routing software, a Windows-based user interface for managing audio routing between studios. It has a range of applications both in broadcast facilities and audio post-production houses. VMC enables management of signal routing and monitoring in the NTP Blue | NET MADI and audio-over-IP routing control system.

At the shows, the company will display VMC in a system based on an NTP Penta 720 MADI router with a Blue | NET enabled 635 controller interconnecting an AX32 Eucon-enabled postproduction system as well as Dante compliant audio-over-IP devices in a common router structure.

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(JP/LM)