AMX AutoPatch Modula, Instruction Manual, Page: 13 / 191

Overview and General Specifications
7 Modula Instruction Manual
Overview and General Specifications
Product Notes
The Modula Distribution Matrix is AMX’s most flexible matrix switchers, available as a standalone
system or capable of being linked as part of a larger system including any other AMX AutoPatch
products that are XNNet compatible.
Each Modula enclosure can hold up to sixteen boards with four connectors each. Modula systems fit in a
broad range of audio/video/data environments and are controllable from a variety of sources
(see page 15).
Note: Because the Modula Distribution Matrix is available in several models and various
configurations, the illustrations in this manual may differ from the model(s) you purchased.
Modula Features
Ultra-Flat Response (bandwidth curve measured at a tight ±3 dB)
High bandwidth-linearity and low crosstalk
Virtual matrices / levels
Breakaway to route audio, video, or audio-follow-video
Groupings and presets (local and global)
Supports paralleled multi-channel signal routing
Ability to mix a variety of audio, video, and data boards in a single enclosure
Link to other AMX AutoPatch matrix switchers
RS-232 port
Enc Link (BNC) port for linking enclosures
Board upgrade potential
Optional Vertical Interval Sync (VIS) expansion boards
Optional digital volume control (output)
Input gain via potentiometers
Audio connections support balanced or unbalanced audio
Rack mounting ears included
Backed by AMX Warranty (see warranty at www.amx.com or on the AMX AutoPatch CD )
24-hour technical support