Merlaud MIP-SER IP Working Station is a professional audio communication and emergency paging solution designed for public address (PA) and voice alarm systems. Featuring a 7-inch LED touchscreen and a 3U, 19-inch rack-mounted design, it provides convenient operation and centralized control for paging and announcement applications.
Powered by an ARM processor, the station supports browser-based management and standalone operation without requiring a dedicated server. It features two audio input channels for connecting different audio sources, four trigger buttons, and automatic EVAC ports for emergency message activation.
With four built-in timing programs, automatic announcement recording, and communication delay of less than 50 ms, the MIP-SER supports efficient and responsive audio communication. Its paging capabilities include announcements and talk-back, while the mute-all function prioritizes fire-alarm messages. Optional Power over Ethernet (PoE) provides additional installation flexibility, making this working station suitable for commercial buildings, public facilities, and integrated PA and emergency voice alarm systems.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | MIP-SER |
| Product Type | IP Working Station |
| Mounting | 3U, 19-inch rack-mounted |
| Display | 7-inch LED touchscreen |
| Processor | ARM |
| Management | Web browser (B/S structure) |
| Operation | Standalone operation without a server |
| Audio Inputs | 2 channels from 2 different sources |
| Trigger Buttons | 4 |
| Emergency Message Activation | Automatic EVAC ports |
| Timing Schedules | 4 built-in programs |
| Recording | Automatic announcement recording |
| Communication Delay | Less than 50 ms |
| Paging Functions | Announcing and talk-back |
| Special Function | Mute all except fire-alarm messages |
| PoE | Optional |
Q1. What is the MIP-SER IP Working Station used for?
The MIP-SER is designed for IP-based public address, paging, announcement, and emergency voice alarm applications. It supports routine announcements, talk-back communication, and emergency message activation.
Q2. Does the MIP-SER require a dedicated server to operate?
No. The MIP-SER supports standalone operation without a dedicated server. It also provides browser-based management for convenient system administration.
Q3. How many audio sources can the MIP-SER support?
The station supports two audio input channels from two different sources, providing flexibility for audio input and announcement applications.
Q4. Does the MIP-SER support emergency announcements?
Yes. It features four trigger buttons and automatic EVAC ports for emergency message activation. Its mute-all function also allows fire-alarm messages to take priority over other audio.
Q5. Does the MIP-SER support Power over Ethernet (PoE)?
PoE is available as an optional feature. Availability should be confirmed when selecting the required product configuration.
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