The ARP-32 audio routing panel is used to establish audio paths (input and output) by forcing crosspoints across your intercom system. The ARP-32 is similar to the PAP-32 except that it routes ports together, rather than IFBs. The ARP-32 only connects to a single ADAM frame that has a MCII-e controller.

The PAP-32 allows routing of program sources to IFB destinations. Up to three EPAP-32 expansion panels can be added for additional assignments.

The PAM has 32 pushbutton keys; 30 of which are monitoring inputs; one key for scrolling alpha assignments; and one is for headset/speaker selection.

The PAP-32 allows routing of program sources to IFB destinations. Up to three EPAP-32 expansion panels can be added for additional assignments.