Introduction; About This Guide; About The Netpa U 2002 Sb; Features - Extron electronics NetPA Ultra Series User Manual

Introduction

This section gives an overview of the Extron NetPA U 2002 SB 2-channel power amplifier.
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About This Guide

This guide describes the NetPA U 2002 SB: a 2-channel DSP-enabled power amplifier, and
discusses how to install, configure, and operate it.
In this guide, the terms "unit," "amplifier," and "power amplifier" refer to the NetPA U 2002
SB power amplifier.

About the NetPA U 2002 SB

The Extron NetPA U 2002 SB is an ENERGY STAR qualified, Dante-enabled audio power
amplifier with flexible outputs that can drive 8 ohm, 4 ohm, 70 volt, or 100 volt loads in a half
rack, convection cooled, plenum rated enclosure that includes rack mount hardware.
The bridgeable outputs can deliver two 200 watt channels into low impedance systems or
one 400 watt channel into low or high impedance systems. Onboard audio DSP includes
a 6x6 mix matrix, filters, and dynamics. Four mic/line inputs and two line outputs can be
utilized as Dante endpoints or as additional inputs to the onboard DSP. System monitoring
via the Dante connection includes detailed amplifier status.
The NetPA U 2002 SB features Extron's patented highly efficient Class D amplifier design
with CDRS – Class D Ripple Supression, and defeatable auto-standby with fast wake up.

Features

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About the NetPA U 2002 SB
Features
Receives audio from the Dante audio network as well as from analog
mic/line level inputs — Select a channel from any remote Dante-enabled device
on the network, or an analog source, to be brought into the NetPA U 2002 SB for
amplification.
Two channels with selectable output modes — Allows this single amplifier model to
be used in a wide variety of system configurations. Available configurations per channel
pair:
Two 200 watt channels into 8 ohms or 4 ohms
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• One 400 watt bridged channel into 70V or 100V
• One 400 watt bridged channel into 8 ohms or 16 ohms
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