- 512×512 Dante/AES67 networked audio channels
- 24/48kHz and 24/96kHz supported bit depth/sample rates
- 8 GPIO ports (fully flexible)
- 160 AEC channels
- 64 VoIP lines
- 128 channel internal media player with 1TB SSD
- High precision word clock
- BNC clock (in/out)
- Enterprise-grade network security support
- Onboard MUSE scripting engine
- Full-color, interactive front panel LCD
- Dual redundant power supplies
BSS 512P Architecture Digital Signal Processor 512 x 512 Dante
The BSS Soundweb OMNI 512p Open Architecture Digital Signal Processor features 512×512 at up to 96kHz Dante/AES67 networked audio channels; enterprise-grade network security support; an onboard MUSE scripting engine; 8 GPIO ports (fully flexible); 160 AEC channels; 64 VoIP lines; high precision word clock and BNC clock (in/out); dual redundant power supplies, Dante and HControl; 128 channel internal media player with 1TB SSD; full-color, interactive front panel LCD; and more.
Every GPIO port is format (analog or digital) and directionally (input or output) configurable. Any channel can also be configured to function as a digital binary, to provide 0 or 5 volts, or configured to receive or send any voltage between 0 and 12 volts.
The integrated 128-channel internal media player facilitates the playback of pre-recorded audio files directly from an internal 1TB SSD. This is useful for announcements, paging chimes, advertisements, background soundscapes, and more. Supporting up to 160 AEC channels and 64 VoIP lines, the 512p provides seamless integration capability with building phone systems to ensure efficient and reliable communication.
The onboard MUSE scripting engine can simultaneously process a virtually unlimited number of scripts written in JavaScript, Python, or Groovy and natively supports Low-Code, Node-RED development with MUSE Automator. MUSE also provides protocol translation, enabling backwards compatibility with previous generation HARMAN devices such as BSS Soundweb Contrio wall controllers, Soundweb London DSPs, and Crown DCi amplifiers.
With support for centralized or distributed DSP topologies, system integrators can add as many Soundweb OMNI processors to a single project file as needed, while still enjoying the simplicity of a single canvas for device configuration.



