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Danacoid – DN-210RXC

Video: HDMI v2.0 and HDCP 2.0

Supported resolution: 4096 x 2160 /60P (4:4:4);

Supports wiring of up to 8 HDMI embedded LPCM digital audio channels, as well as 24bit,192kHz sampling frequency for each sample.

Supports transmission of embedded HBR audio formats: such as Dolby digital true HD and DTS-HD Master Audio.

IP network-based audio, supports transmission of network-based audio via switches

2 * USB ports, supports KVM function

IR Control: Supports bidirectional IR transmission

RS-232 Control: supports bidirectional RS-232 transmission, up to 115,200 baud

HDMI input 1 * 19-pin female HDMI interface

Analog stereo audio: 1 * 3.5mm stereo-mini jack

10GbE and 1GbE ports: 2 * shielding RJ45 interface and LED indicator light

1 * IR input: 3.5mm stereo mini jack

Maximum pixel clock frequency: supports pixel clock frequency up to 594MHz

Switching Plane: independent switching planes supported I/O switch arrays of all connected videos, audios, RS-232 and IR signals

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Studio Technologies – Model 392 Visual Indicator Unit

The Model 392 is designed for a variety of applications that require a visual status indicator. An array of red/green/blue (RGB) LEDs provide backlighting for a distinctively shaped polycarbonate (plastic) lens assembly. The Model 392 can serve as a broadcast "on-air" light, a room occupied display, or an intercom call signal indicator. In addition, the unit can serve as an audio level display, with a green, yellow, and red indication of audio level. Full operation requires only a Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) 100 Mb/s data connection. It's compatible with the popular Dante® audio-over-Ethernet protocol but offers support for a range of additional applications. Configuration is performed using the Studio Technologies' STcontroller software application. Selected configuration values are stored within the Model 392's non-volatile memory. A variety of methods are provided to allow control of the Model 392's LED array. These include using STcontroller's "virtual" button, receiving network-transported UDP commands, and responding to an audio signal level associated with a Dante digital audio connection.

Key Features

Dante audio-over-Ethernet technology

General-purpose visual indicator with RGB LEDs

On, flashing, and audio level displays

Responds to high-frequency (18-23 kHz) call, UDP commands, and PCM audio data

Mounts in a US-standard 2-gang electrical box

Single Decora-style lens opening dimensions

Configured using STcontroller application

Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) powered

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  • Dante Ch: 1x0
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