X-DCS3000 Digital Integrated System Manager (abbr. DCS) is the basic unit of X-618 Public Address System. DCS integrates plentiful functions such as zone expansion, multiple audio sources support, audio file storage, net audio, broadcasting, zone control, monitoring, fault diagnosis etc. With powerful audio matrix structure, X-DCS3000 is capable of catering to the most complicated application in a cost effective way.

Features

The DCS offers various features:
• Supports the manual selection of audio source files, zone buttons, and the device can be operated directly.
• Supports public address and voice alarm.
• Led lights show the device status.
• Remote paging and broadcasting from NPM.
• 8 configurable speaker lines.
• 3 auxiliary inputs that can external audio source equipment, such as CD player or tuner etc.
• 8 DCL (Digital Control Link) interfaces which can be used to connect X-ND100 (Digital Noise Detector).
• Built-in loudspeaker to monitor the audio of speaker lines, network monitor is available via NPM.
• Built-in 1GB nonvolatile memory which is used to store firmware, audio files, log and configuration data.
• Max. 4 channels audio sources from the network or internal audio files can be broadcasted in 8 speaker lines at the same time.
• Max. 8 channel main amplifier and 2 channel spare amplifier can be connected.
• Supports amplifier changeover. Supports 4 main and 1 spare amplifiers or 8 main and 1 spare amplifiers.
• Supports (only X-DCS2000) one amplifier channel drive one or more zones.
• Self-test of acousto-optic components.
• Supports automatic fault diagnosis.
• If short circuit fault is found in speaker lines, the lines will be disabled automatically.
• Supervising the fault on DCL buses and digital noise detectors, such as off-line, repeated address, short circuit etc.
• Labels are available on the front panel to mark the name of speaker lines and audio sources. Internal audio matrix enables broadcasting any audio source in any zone.
• Supports emergency broadcast.
• Timing broadcast function.
• Fuses are used to protect the power supply. If the main power supply circuit is short in DCS, the system will disconnect the main power supply.
• Up to 250 DCS can be extended through Ethernet.