VX3000 Series Overview

Introduction

• Presentation on the VX3000 series by T-Way for public address and voice evacuation systems.
• Keith, Product Development Manager, is leading the presentation.
• Focus on system introduction, components, integration, and applications.

VX3000 Series Features

• Flagship Distributed PA System: Intended for voice evacuation and background music.
• IP-Based System: Compatible with existing TCP/IP networks for audio and control.
• Redundancy and Backup: Designed for critical systems with faults detection and battery backup.
• Multiple Functions: Includes built-in amplifier, DSP, and message recorder.
• Scalable System: Configurable for various channel needs.

Key Components

1. Frame

• Chassis: Main structure housing modules; facilitates IP connectivity.
• Types of Frames:
  • VX3004: Four-channel independent frame. Can handle up to four zones.
  • VX3008: Two separate functions for paging and background music; more zones available.
  • 16-Channel Frame: Dedicated for PA applications, can service up to 16 zones.

2. Modules

• Amplifier Modules: Slots for amplifiers with wattage ranging from 105 to 350 watts.
• Line Level Output Modules: For sending signals out to recording systems or third-party devices.

3. Paging Microphones and Extensions

• Types of Paging Mics:
  • RM300: Regular paging mic.
  • RM200: Fireman mic for emergencies.
  • RM500: Compact paging mic for up to 82 zones.

4. Accessories

• VMX3000PM: Offers multiple audio inputs and control outputs.
• VMX3000CT: Provides control buttons and volume knobs.

5. Power Supply

• VX3000DS: Power distributor with battery backup capability.
• Independent power connection for each module; uses 24V DC.
• Designed to prevent cascading failures in case of short circuits.
• Fault monitoring and surge protection features.

Frame Configurations

• Basic configurations for frames and modules discussed.
• Examples of frame setups provided, including power supply considerations.

Integration with Other TOA Products

• Can integrate with:
  • N8000 system using N8000DI and N8000RS.
  • SP11N for audio outputs and contact closures.
  • IPA1AF for SIP and VoIP integration.

Key Takeaways

• Scalability: Adaptable to large zones or multiple small zones.
• Ease of Integration: Utilizes TCP/IP for simple connectivity.
• Sampling Rate: 48kHz at 16-bit depth; suitable for background music.

Q&A Session

• Clarifications on power supply and configuration discussed.
• Importance of dedicated VLANs for system connection.

Conclusion

• Thanks to attendees; chance for a giveaway of F1000 speakers.
• Encouragement to attend future webinars for deeper insights.