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DCS-DIC is the core device of a public address and voice alarm (PA/VA) system, the DCS-DIC combines advanced Dante audio networking with high-performance DSP audio processing. Built on mature Ethernet technology, it delivers the benefits of centralized management and distributed control, while offering strong adaptability and scalability. Whether deployed as a small-scale broadcasting system with a single DCS-DIC or as a large-scale system formed by expanding multiple DCS-DIC units or using them in stacked redundancy, it ensures stable audio quality together with high security and flexibility. The system can operate independently on a dedicated broadcasting network or be integrated into an existing local area network, significantly simplifying deployment and reducing operating costs.
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Studio Technologies – Model 5412 Audio Interface

The Model 5412 Audio Interface provides a simple yet high-performance means of interfacing line-level analog signals with applications that utilize Dante® audio-over-Ethernet media networking technology. The Model 5412 Audio Interface provides a simple yet high-performance means of interfacing line-level analog signals with applications that utilize Dante® audio-over-Ethernet media networking technology. Analog sources can be connected to the unit and then output in the digital domain by way of a Dante interface. Digital audio signals, which also arrive by way of Dante, are converted to analog and then output as balanced line-level signals. For application flexibility and troubleshooting a configuration choice allows other audio signals to be selected as the sources for the analog output channels. The Model 5412 is available in two versions – one with 8 input and 8 output channels and the other with 16 input and 16 output channels. Key Features
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  • Three Gigabit Ethernet interfaces
  • Standard connectors
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  • AC mains and 12 volt DC powering
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Model 543D IFB Interface

The Model 543D IFB Interface provides broadcast-standard powered and line-level (non-powered) analog IFB outputs from audio signals from a Dante network. IFB, also known as "interruptible foldback" or talent cueing, is a method commonly used by broadcast on-air talent and related personnel to receive one-way (listen-only) audio signals associated with live-event broadcasts. Especially important in sports and entertainment events, IFB plays a crucial role in virtually all broadcast applications that require people to stay "in the know." Dante has found wide acceptance as an audio "backbone" due to its ease of use, high performance, strong interoperability, and wide adoption by a large number of equipment manufacturers. Key Features Dante audio-over-Ethernet technology Two powered 2-channel IFB outputs Two line-level IFB outputs Excellent audio quality Level metering and status LEDs Uses STcontroller for configuration PoE and 12 volts DC powering Table-top, portable, or optional rack-mount use
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