Extron DTP3 CrossPoint 662 IPCP A – 6x6 Configurable Matrix Switcher with DSP, Control Processor and Amplifier

Product Overview

DTP3 CrossPoint 662 IPCP A (Control Processor and Amplifier), part number 60-1694-12. The Extron DTP3 CrossPoint 662 is a configurable matrix switcher with HDMI and DTP3 inputs and outputs, audio DSP with AEC, a power amplifier, and a control processor. It provides complete system integration for AV systems in a 2U enclosure, supporting AV applications with multiple displays, sound reinforcement, and system control.

Product Description

A large conference room or auditorium normally needs four separate boxes: a matrix switcher, a DSP with echo cancellation, an amplifier, and a control processor. Each one consumes rack space, power, and a share of the commissioning budget, and each is a separate point of failure and a separate firmware lifecycle to manage.

The DTP3 CrossPoint 662 collapses that stack into a single 2U enclosure. Six inputs and six outputs handle HDMI and DTP3 in a configurable arrangement, with scaling on the output side so each display receives a resolution it actually accepts. Video support reaches 4K/60 with 4:4:4 color sampling, and the integrated DTP3 ports carry video, audio, power, and control up to 330 feet over shielded CAT 6A, which usually removes separate transmitter and receiver hardware from the room-side design.

On the audio side, the onboard DSP includes acoustic echo cancellation, so conferencing does not require a separate processor. Dante networking with Dante Domain Manager and AES67 support means the switcher can join an existing networked audio system rather than sitting apart from it. The Class D amplifier is mode-selectable: two 100 watt channels into 4 or 8 ohms for a stereo pair, one 200 watt bridged channel into 8 ohms for a single high-output zone, or one 200 watt channel at 70V or 100V for distributed ceiling speakers.

Configuration is where the part numbers differ. The Standard model provides switching, DSP, and amplification. IPCP A models add an Extron control processor. SL versions add ShareLink wireless collaboration for guest presenting, and the LL suffix includes the LinkLicense user interface upgrade. Choose the configuration that matches what the room needs on day one, since the LinkLicense can also be added later to a non-LL unit.

This listing is the DTP3 CrossPoint 662 IPCP A configuration, part number 60-1694-12: Control Processor and Amplifier. Every part number in the DTP3 CrossPoint 662 family shares the same signal architecture and enclosure; the configuration determines which processing, control, and collaboration features ship in the unit.

Creation Networks supplies the full DTP3 CrossPoint 662 range, so a design can be quoted across configurations before the specification is locked. Contact us for project pricing and current lead time.

Key Features

• All-in-one system processor — Combines a configurable 4K/60 matrix switcher, scaler, audio DSP with AEC, power amplifier, and control processor in one 2U enclosure.
• Integrated DTP3 I/O — DTP3 inputs and outputs carry video, audio, power, and control up to 330 feet (100 m) over shielded CAT 6A.
• 4K/60 at 4:4:4 — Supports video resolutions up to 4K/60 with 4:4:4 color sampling.
• Dante audio networking — Dante with Dante Domain Manager and AES67 support provides expansion across the network.
• Class D power amplifier — Selectable output modes: two 100 watt channels into 4 or 8 ohms, one 200 watt bridged channel into 8 ohms, or one 200 watt 70V or 100V channel.
• Acoustic echo cancellation — Onboard DSP with AEC supports conferencing without a separate processor.
• Onboard control processor — IPCP A models include an Extron control processor, removing a separate device from the rack.
• 2U rack enclosure — Consolidates switching, processing, amplification, and control into two rack units.

Typical Applications

• Boardroom
• Conference room
• Training room
• Auditorium
• Multi-purpose room
• All-hands room
• Commercial meeting space
• Government space
• House of worship

Technical Specifications

Specifications sourced from Extron product documentation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the Standard model and the IPCP A models?

The Standard model (60-1694-01) is the matrix switcher with DSP and amplifier. The IPCP A models add an integrated Extron control processor, so the room does not need a separate control device. IPCP A SL versions add ShareLink wireless collaboration, and the LL suffix adds a LinkLicense user interface upgrade.

What does the LL suffix mean?

LL indicates the LinkLicense UI Upgrade is included with the unit. It unlocks additional user interface capability on the built-in control processor. If you buy a non-LL model you can add the LinkLicense separately later.

What does ShareLink add?

ShareLink provides wireless content sharing from laptops and mobile devices into the switcher, so guests can present without a cable. It is included on the SL part numbers only.

How does the amplifier need to be configured?

Output mode is selectable: two 100 watt channels into 4 or 8 ohms, one 200 watt bridged channel into 8 ohms, or one 200 watt channel at 70V or 100V for a distributed constant-voltage zone. Choose based on the loudspeaker layout during commissioning.

What cable do the DTP3 ports require?

Shielded CAT 6A, terminated to the shielded standard end to end, for the full 330 feet (100 meters). Unshielded cable reduces achievable distance and can cause errors at 4K rates.

Does it handle conferencing audio?

Yes. The onboard DSP includes acoustic echo cancellation, so microphone and far-end audio can be processed in the switcher rather than in a separate DSP.

How much rack space is required?

Two rack units. Allow depth clearance for the 21.5 inch chassis plus cabling behind it.

What support does Creation Networks provide?

We can review I/O count, amplifier mode, DTP3 cable runs, and control requirements against the room before you order, quote at project volume, and coordinate Extron warranty and RMA handling.