
Allen & Heath
Allen & Heath AH-IP-6 OLED Remote Controller
The Allen & Heath IP-6 puts six dedicated rotary controls and an OLED display on any AHM-64 or dLive/Avantis zone — precise remote level management from the room itself.
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Overview
Specifications
Brand
Allen & Heath
Model
AH-IP-6
Compatible Systems
AHM-64, dLive, Avantis
Controls
6 rotary knobs
Display
OLED
Connectivity
Ethernet (TCP/IP)
Weight
5 pounds
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Allen & Heath systems is the IP-6 compatible with?
The IP-6 is designed for use with the AHM-64 matrix processor and dLive and Avantis mixing systems. It connects over standard TCP/IP Ethernet and does not require proprietary cabling — any Cat5e or Cat6 network run will carry the control connection. It is not compatible with other Allen & Heath platforms such as the SQ or Qu series.
What parameters can each of the six knobs control on the IP-6?
Each knob can be assigned to control send levels, pans, or channel assignments on the connected AHM-64 or dLive/Avantis system. Assignment is made at the system level, so the IP-6 can be configured as a zone volume controller, an output matrix trim controller, or a monitor mix remote depending on the installation's requirements.
How does the OLED display improve usability compared to controllers without a screen?
The OLED display provides visual confirmation of parameter values and channel labels at the controller itself, so the operator does not need to reference the main mixing surface or a laptop to confirm what a knob is controlling or what its current position is. In a fixed-install environment where the IP-6 may be wall-mounted away from the main console, this is the difference between confident and approximate operation.
Does the IP-6 require a dedicated network or can it share infrastructure with other data traffic?
The IP-6 communicates via standard TCP/IP, meaning it can operate on a shared managed network provided sufficient bandwidth and QoS prioritization are in place for control traffic. For professional install applications, a dedicated VLAN for audio control is recommended to prevent latency spikes from competing network traffic from affecting controller response time.
Is the IP-6 suitable for live touring or is it primarily an install product?
The IP-6 is purpose-designed for fixed-install applications — conference rooms, houses of worship, theatres, and distributed audio systems where remote zone control is needed at a permanent location. Its Ethernet-only connectivity and lack of a portable enclosure or battery option make it impractical as a touring accessory.