Merlaud MIP-DARS-MatrixR IP Working Station is a professional paging and emergency announcement solution designed for public address (PA) and voice alarm systems. Featuring a compact 1U rack-mounted design and a handheld microphone, it provides convenient operation for routine announcements and emergency communications.
Powered by an ARM processor, the MIP-DARS-MatrixR supports browser-based management and standalone operation without requiring a dedicated server. It offers four audio input channels for connecting four different audio sources, along with four trigger buttons and automatic EVAC ports for emergency message activation.
The working station supports announcing and talk-back functions, enabling flexible communication in integrated audio systems. Its wide-range 12–24 V DC power input supports flexible power arrangements, while optional Power over Ethernet (PoE) provides additional installation flexibility. With a communication delay of less than 50 ms and a mute-all function that allows fire-alarm messages to continue, the MIP-DARS-MatrixR is suitable for commercial buildings, public facilities, and professional emergency communication installations.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | MIP-DARS-MatrixR |
| Brand | Merlaud |
| Product Type | IP Working Station |
| Mounting | 1U rack-mounted |
| Microphone | Handheld microphone for emergency announcements |
| Processor | ARM |
| Management | Web browser (B/S structure) |
| Operation | Standalone operation without a server |
| Audio Inputs | 4 channels from 4 different sources |
| Trigger Buttons | 4 |
| Emergency Message Activation | Automatic EVAC ports |
| Communication Delay | Less than 50 ms |
| Power Supply | 12–24 V DC wide-range input |
| PoE | Optional |
| Paging Functions | Announcing and talk-back |
| Special Function | Mute all except fire-alarm messages |
Q1. What is the Merlaud MIP-DARS-MatrixR IP Working Station used for?
The MIP-DARS-MatrixR is designed for IP-based public address systems, routine paging, talk-back communication, and emergency announcements in commercial buildings and public facilities.
Q2. How many audio sources can the MIP-DARS-MatrixR support?
It supports four audio input channels from four different sources, allowing multiple audio sources to be integrated into the communication system.
Q3. Does the MIP-DARS-MatrixR support emergency announcements?
Yes. It includes a handheld microphone, four trigger buttons, and automatic EVAC ports to support emergency announcement and message activation functions.
Q4. What power supply does the MIP-DARS-MatrixR require?
The working station supports a wide-range 12–24 V DC power input. Power over Ethernet (PoE) is also available as an optional feature.
Q5. Can the MIP-DARS-MatrixR operate without a dedicated server?
Yes. It supports standalone operation without a dedicated server and provides browser-based management for system administration.
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