Atlas Sound IP-DMF PoE+ Indoor Wall Mount LCD Endpoint with Talkback Microphone and LED Flasher

AtlasIED IP-DMF is an indoor wall mount IP endpoint with LCD display, integrated talkback microphone, and LED flasher. It complements the Unified Communications (VoIP Communications) investment, including on-premises and hosted infrastructure platforms. With the IP-DMF, information can be pushed to people or spaces beyond the limitations of desktop telephony communication, where visual messaging is required to overcome high ambient noise and/or large spaces.

AtlasIED IP-DMF registers as a communication endpoint directly within Singlewire, AtlasIED, and Syn-Apps' notification applications. It supports audio and/or scrolling text alerts and visual signaling to enhance physical security while improving day-to-day communications through advanced alerting, bell schedules and pre-recorded & scheduled announcements while leveraging the WAN or LAN network architecture.

The IP-DMF contains a PoE+ powered amplifier that can support up to two analog 8Ω speakers that will enable the IP-DMF to support announcements or intercom.

AtlasIED IP-DMF supports Call Manager publisher subscriber SIP Service call processing failover. This service provides remote location call-processing redundancy when access to the centralized Call Manager is interrupted because of a WAN outage. In a Cisco UMC environment, IPX devices can register to either Cisco’s basic or advanced 3rd Party SIP device service for intercom or paging functionality. IPX must use Cisco’s Advanced 3rd Party SIP device service when registering to a publisher subscriber configuration.

Where 3rd party notification applications are not required, the IP-DMF can register as a SIP device directly to a SIP server or VoIP call platforms for critical alerts, intercom, and public address.

Under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), all state and local governments are required to take steps and ensure effective communication to people with disabilities. The AtlasIED IP-DMF IP visual endpoint with optional speaker connectivity, LCD display, talkback microphone, and LED flasher provide effective communication for all individuals.

Ideal for Corporate Applications, Education Institutions, Entertainment Complexes, Industrial Facilities, Government Buildings, Healthcare Facilities, Houses of Worship, Transportation Hubs - anywhere critical alerts / public address needs exist and prefer using a single enterprise-class communications platform.

The IP-DMF IP endpoint displays are made of 18-gauge metal construction that provides security and durability in commercial applications. The baffle is finished in neutral white electrostatic powder coat and is packaged with all necessary mounting screws.

While in Standby, the IP-DMF displays time with date and eliminates the need for a separate master clock system by utilizing Network Time Protocol (NTP) to stay up to date. When active, the IP-DMF display changes from time to visual notifications by Scrolling text content over the high resolution LCD.  

When using Singlewire’s InformaCast® or Syn-Apps Revolution® notification applications, the IP-DMF can have its LCD display background colors sync’d to InformaCast® text and audio notification profiles. Customers can now display default color styles set for normal, warning and emergency notifications sending clear communication during any event.

The LED flashers located below the display can be used to alert room occupants of an incoming scrolling text message in accordance with ADA compliance.

The IP-DMF features auto-registration. This is an easy and timesaving way to configure our IP speakers on your Voice VLAN, similar to a VoIP handset. By sitting on the same VLAN, both VoIP phones and IP speakers share the same Quality of Service (QoS) so communications are always secure and guaranteed

The IP-DMF includes two General Purpose inputs (GPI) and one output (relay) to unify connectivity of third party systems.

The IP-DMF has local line level inputs that can be used for local sound reinforcement and outputs that can be used to push audio messages to existing audio systems. The Host Application is set as the priority source by default to ensure that critical alerts remain the priority nomatter what current active source is selected.