HELIX ULTIMATE P SIX DSP User Manual

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Virtual Channel Processing (VCP)
The VCP extends the previous scope of the device by an additional layer of processed channels, which
is located between the inputs and outputs. A total of eight additional processed virtual channels and 12
processed output channels are available.
This virtual channel layer o󰀨ers several advantages, especially in complex system congurations.
The main advantages of this concept are:
- Cross-channel group equalizers that a󰀨ect several output channels simultaneously
- Multi-way speaker conguration of DSP sound e󰀨ects (SFX)
- Additional features such as Rear Attenuation
For further information about the VCP and its conguration, please refer to our Knowledge Base at
www.audiotec-scher.com.
In addition to standard routing, the HELIX P SIX DSP ULTIMATE o󰀨ers Virtual Channel Processing
(VCP), a multi-stage signal processing concept that enables the perfect conguration of complex sound
systems, opening up completely new possibilities for sound tuning.

HELIX ULTIMATE P SIX DSP Specifications

General

Channels	6
Max. Power per channel @ 4 Ohms	120 Watts
DSP resolution	64 Bit
Damping factor	> 100
Idle current	1.5 A
Amplifier Class	D
Max. Power per channel @ 2 Ohms	150 Watts
Max. Power @ 4 Ohms bridged	300 Watts
DSP power	295 MHz (1.2 billion MAC operations/second)
Total Harmonic Distortion	< 0.02 %
Signal-to-Noise Ratio	>100dB
Inputs	6 x RCA / Cinch, 1 x Optical SPDIF
Outputs	6 x RCA / Cinch
Operating voltage	10.5 - 16 Volts
Additional features	Start-Stop capability
Dimensions (H x W x D)	50mm x 270mm x 300mm