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Profusion X Programs LATIN RELIGIOUS AMAZONIA CONTEMPORARY CHRISTIAN CARNIVAL BRASILEIRO GOSPEL PROFUSION X EL MOCAMBO ROCK FIESTA TROPICAL ADULT ALTERNATIVE HURBANO ALBUM ROCK PROGRAMS LATIN CONTEMPORARY BLEND ALTERNATIVE LATIN HITS CLASSIC ROCK LATIN JAZZ COFFEEHOUSE ROCK CLASSICAL INTERNATIONAL LATIN SOUTHWEST BLEND COLLEGE ROCK ARIAS & OVERTURES BELLISIMA MARIACHI FLASHBACK NEW WAVE CHAMBER MUSIC CARIBBEAN RHYTHMS MÚSICA CUBANA REALITY BITES INTIMATE CHAMBER CARIBBEAN WORLD BLEND MÚSICA DE LAS AMERICAS ROADHOUSE LIGHT CLASSICAL CHINESE PORTUGLISH BLEND COUNTRY EURO HITS PURO AMOR HIT COUNTRY FRENCH BISTRO BLEND REGIONAL MEXICAN MODERN COUNTRY GREEK ROMANCERO LATINO TRADITIONAL COUNTRY HAWAIIAN SALSA DANCE IRISH SPANGLISH BLEND DANCE ITALIAN BISTRO BLEND OLDIES ELECTROSPHERE ITALIAN CONTEMPORARY ‘60S REVOLUTION formerly Rock ‘N’ Roll Oldies) SPECIALTY POWER HITS ITALIAN TRADITIONAL ’70S HITS BEACH PARTY RETRO DISCO JAPANESE ’80S HITS BLUES RIVIERA DISCOTHÈQUE REGGAE MALT SHOP OLDIES formerly Golden Oldies) CHILLTOPIA SUBTERRANEAN RIVIERA SONGWRITERS OF THE ‘70S GOT KIDS? HEALTH & FITNESS SOUTH AFRICAN RHYTHMS UPBEAT OLDIES GREAT STANDARDS ’70S & ’80S WORKOUT UK HITS POP/ADULT CONTEMPORARY LOL! CLASSIC ALTERNATIVE WORKOUT WORLD BEAT ’90S HITS PARTY FAVORS CLASSIC ROCK WORKOUT JAZZ ADULT CONTEMPORARY URBAN GLOW BIG BAND SWING CHÍC BOUTIQUE CLASSIC R&B MODERN WORKOUT CLASSIC JAZZ VOCAL BLEND CITYSCAPES GROOVE LOUNGE NEW AGE SPA JAZZ CLASSIC HITS BLEND HOT JAMZ HIP HOP PUMP! JAZZ VOCAL BLEND CLUB 12 OLD SCHOOL FUNK ZEN RAT PACK DIVAS RAP INSTRUMENTAL SMOOTH JAZZ FAMILIAR FAVORITES RAPTURE BEAUTIFUL INSTRUMENTALS FOLK ROCK URBAN ADULT CONTEMPORARY CONTEMPORARY INSTRUMENTALS HIT SWEEP URBAN ALTERNATIVE EARTHTONES HOTTEST HITS URBAN BEAT ELEGANCE HOT TRAXX NEW AGE LOVE SONGS PIANO METRO BLEND TRANQUILITY POP STYLE SOFT HITS VIXENS SUPERIOR PROGRAMMING FEATURES 1 Over 1,000 hours of high-quality digital audio storage PROFUSION X 1 Automatic music scheduling by time of day, day of week and seasonal/ promotional events 1 Hands-free operation 1 LCD front panel displays STA (style name, song title , artist) and menu options As our leading on-premise digital delivery system, 1 Multi-zone capability 1 ProFusion X provides extensive music programming, In-store Message Marketing TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE engaging message marketing, and exible scheduling 1 Secure digital network delivery and zoning. The ProFusion® X Digital Media Manager 1 Corporate content server capability 1 Automatic online maintenance provides total control over what your customers hear. 1 Integrates with existing systems 1 PROGRAMMING Based on open industry standards 1 Application upgrades conducted regularly Music for Your Unique Business. Let our music experts help you design the 1 Supports diverse distribution methods including Internet, LAN/WAN, most e ective music program for your business. The ProFusion X will then put it 1 Intranet connectivity and disc updates into action e ortlessly. ProFusion X delivers the highest delity experience with 1 DFX Sound Enhancement Software Dynamic Sound Enhancement software. AUDIO PERFORMANCE* SCHEDULING 1 Sampling Rate: 44.1 KHz Easy Music Management. Target a speci c customer type or change your 1 Frequency Response: 20.0 Hz to 20.0 KHz+/3.0 dB business tempo by the hour, day, week or during di erent seasons. Manage 1 Digital Audio: 2 mono zones with 4-zone option music that you don’t want your customers to hear. Or, vary your programming in multiple zones. ProFusion X allows you to automatically switch your custom schedules at any time. MESSAGE MARKETING E ective Customer Communications. The right message at the right time has the power to stimulate a customer’s willingness to spend. ProFusion X can enable messages, temporarily disable messages, or play messages on demand — all directly through your ProFusion X. Your messages play right on schedule, seamlessly integrated with your music program without abrupt interruptions. R E L I A B I L I T Y POWER* A Connection You Can Count On. Our dedicated Technology Team takes every 1 Power: Worldwide 115 VAC – 240 VAC, 50 Hz – 60 Hz step to ensure smooth ongoing ProFusion X operation. We set up the ProFusion 1 Consumption: 100 watts maximum X with a secure Internet connection and monitor it regularly. With the Internet’s FRONT PANEL* ability to deliver data quickly and cost e ectively, the ProFusion X dramatically 1 Push-Button Controls: Power, style and 5 menu navigation buttons cuts the time it takes to receive music and message updates. 1 Backlit LCD: 4 lines x 24 characters F L E X I B I L I T Y 1 DVD-ROM Drive Multiple Options for Hassle-Free Updates. Sometimes it makes sense to CONNECTIVITY* update your music programming and messaging via disc. ProFusion X includes a 1 Internet-enabled built-in DVD-ROM drive, giving you exible updating options and enabling DMX 1 Ethernet: 10/100 Mbps to provide superior music programming in whatever way is most convenient for 1 Optional CD updates your business. REAR PANEL* C O N V E N I E N C E 1 Analog Audio: Mono (2x, 4x optional) 1 ber recycled 30% total A Simple-to-Operate System. The ProFusion X provides incredible ease- Ethernet: RJ45 connector 1 of-use with its built-in screen display. The screen displays your current music Power: Power cord 1 Certi cations schedule while one-touch buttons allow you to adjust the volume, stand by 1 FCC Part 15B/Class A, CE Class A, UL/CSA listed (pause) or power down. ProFusion X puts the power to control your music and 1 Manufactured in ISO 9001 certi ed facility messaging at your ngertips. MECHANICAL* 1 Dimensions: 15.5” x 3.75” x 16” (WxHxD) UPDATED 05.14.08 1 Weight: 15 lbs. 1 Convection cooled 800.345.5000 m dmx.com *Design and speci cations are subject to change without notice IN CANADA CALL 800.350.0369 ©2008 DMX, Inc. ProFusion X Sound quality / delity enhanced by DFX is a registered trademark of Power Technology..
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