Extron ACP 106 D (part number 60-1645-13) — a decorator-style audio control panel with six customizable backlit buttons, mounting in a standard US 1-gang box.

The D suffix is the physical distinction: this is the decorator-style, single-gang member of the ACP Series, which matters when the wall it goes on is already fitted out with decorator plates and a 2-gang cutout would look wrong. Functionally it behaves like the rest of the family. It connects directly to the ACP port on a DMP Plus Series digital matrix processor, needs no control system, and is configured entirely in Extron DSP Configurator. Volume adjustment is by button with LED level indication rather than a knob, and the six soft-touch buttons are backlit with white LEDs so they remain legible in a dimmed room. Up to eight ACP panels can be linked around one space.

Key Capabilities

• Six customizable soft-touch buttons, backlit with white LEDs.
• Volume adjustment by button with LED level indication.
• Two ACP ports on 4-pole 3.5 mm captive screw connectors for chaining and expansion.
• Up to eight ACP Series panels can be ganged for independent or combined zone control.
• Draws 1.5 watts at 12 VDC, powered from the ACP-enabled processor or an optional supply.
• Ships with black and white decorator-style wallplates and a mud ring.

Where It Is Used

Lecterns needing quick access to microphone level, program level and source selection; wall positions in divisible meeting rooms; classrooms and huddle spaces built on a DMP Plus processor. The decorator form factor sits alongside Extron MediaLink controllers without visual inconsistency across a building.

Specifications at a Glance

• Controls: 6 backlit buttons with LED level indication
• Ports: (2) 3.5 mm captive screw, 4 pole; +12 VDC, +S, -S, ground
• Power: 1.5 watts at 12 VDC from the processor
• Mounting: US 1-gang junction box or mud ring; device 2.7" H x 1.7" W
• Warranty: 3 years parts and labor

Also referenced as Extron ACP106D, ACP-106-D, part number 60164513. Extron lists this part as retired and names the ACP 100 as the suggested replacement.