Yamaha PGM1 Desktop Paging Station Gooseneck Microphone for MTX Series

Yamaha PGM1 Desktop Paging Station Gooseneck Microphone for MTX Series

The Yamaha PGM1 Paging Microphone has very unique features like mic input jack, one Push to Talk button, and 8 select buttons that allow you to assign Zones or messages. The Editor has a template that can be used to create a label. The rear panel of the Yamaha PGM1 Paging Microphone has a rotary switch and DIP switches to specify the ID of each individual Yamaha PGM1 Paging Microphone unit in the MTX/MRX system's network. The  Yamaha PGM1 Paging Microphone also has an Ethernet port to connect the unit to PoE switch such as Yamaha SWR-2100P series that provides PoE. On the bottom panel of the Yamaha PGM1 Paging Microphone, there is a dedicated connector for connection to the PGX1 - you can extend the paging station by connecting the PGM1 and PGX1.

The Yamaha PGM1 Paging Microphone that can be used with the MTX5-D or MRX7-D.

• Dante network support
• 8 buttons can be assigned to any functions *Output destinations and input sources are specified via the MTX-MRX Editor
• Up to 4 units can be connected per system
• PoE powered
• Dimensions: 132(W) × 56(H) × 154(D) mm (excluding mic)
• Weight: 1.2 kg (including mic), 1.0 kg (excluding mic)

• Dimensions - 132(W) x 56(H) x 154(D) mm (excluding mic)
• Weight - 1.2 kg (including mic), 1.0 kg (excluding mic)
• Power Supply Voltage - Power supplied via PoE (IEEE802.3af)
• Power Consumption - 4.8W max. (same whether PGM1 is used by itself or with an added PGX1)
• Operating Temperature Range - 0°C - 40°C
• Storage Temperature Range - -20°C - 60°C
• Maximum number of units usable simultaneously - A maximum of two PGX1 units can be added for each PGM1 unit.
  A maximum of four PGM1 units can be installed in one MTX/MRX system (There are limits on the total number of units within a system that includes other devices)
• Operating Lifespan - 10 years 

Electrical Specifications

• Sampling Frequency - 48kHz/44.1kHz
• Format Cable Requirements - Dante/Network connector: 1000Base-T
  Dante/Network connector: CAT5e or better Ethernet STP cable.
• Digital Input/Output format - Dante