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	Audio Control with Digital Message Player IP.76
Firefighters Training on RadioSTAT	The IP.76 Digital Message Player is a solid-state, digital audio player device that provides the maximum in flexibility and affordability when used to manage broadcast messages. Users may upload new message playlists remotely via network connection or onsite by using a removable USB flash drive. In network applications, playlists may be delivered and managed remotely via LAN/WAN utilizing Uploader software. The USB port may be used as an alternative for users choosing to update the audio via USB flash drive. Both methods of accept standard MP3 audio files. The IP.76 also offers a flexible installation. Users may mount the device to an equipment panel or in a server rack environment. Specify on order. Features Network Delivery The network connection allows for remote audio upload via the LAN or WAN. For individual files, the IP.76 has a built-in GUI that allows the user to upload up to a 21-minute file, assign static IP settings and control volume level. Uploader software (option) allows playlists of audio files to be created from a menu and sent to the IP.76 for repetition. Both methods have a 20MB limit. USB Delivery If network delivery is not available, the user may update the audio onsite by means of a removable USB flash drive. Simply drag/drop the MP3 audio file(s) to the flash drive and insert into the IP.76's USB port for instant output. LCD Display The LCD screen will display device IP information, volume level and configuration settings. In USB mode the LCD will display the audio file currently being played. MP3 Compatible Both the network and USB flash drive delivery options are compatible with a standard MP3 audio file. Recommended MP3 bit rate is 64-128 Kbps. Specifications Approved for use on Department of Homeland Security networks. Memory format: “Flash” – no battery backup required. Audio outputs: 8 or 600 ohms. File format: MP3. (64-128 kbps recommended). Auto reboot on power outage. Power: 12VDC/800 ma.Local operation via USB: Memory storage: external – limited by flash drive capacity. Message loading: removable USB flash drives; 6 provided; drag and-drop MP3 messages from PC USB port. Up to 1,023 messages, auto rotation. Message sizes: variable. Message order: continuous sequential message play based on file loading order. Remote operation via a network: 10/100Mb network (RJ-45 Port). Audio upload via LAN/WAN. Memory storage: internal – single 20MB (21 minute) message. Built-in GUI allows individual file upload, assignment of static IP   settings. Weight: 3 lbs (boxed). Dimensions: 1.75” x 7” x 4” wall unit; 1.75” x 19” x 4” rack unit.	Related Links Audio Control Methods Compared What May Be Broadcast per the FCC Request an IP.76 Manual

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