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Model 543D IFB Interface
  • Studio Technologies

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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  • Ferrofish

Ferrofish – Pulse 16 DX

The PULSE16DX is the high-quality solution to connect and route a wide range of Analog, MADI, ADAT and Dante equipment – with up to 192 kHz. The PULSE16DX is the high-quality solution to connect and route a wide range of Analog, MADI, ADAT and Dante equipment – with up to 192 kHz. The high-density converter provides 16 x 16 balanced analoge TRS-I/Os. Combined with a temperature-compensated high-precision clock and an active jitter reduction hardware design, the 354-channel DX delivers an exceptional detailed sound. On the digital side, the multi-format device provides an optical MADI I/O with 64 I/Os. 2 x 4 ADAT ports can convert all 16 analog I/Os – even with up to 96 kHz. On top of it, the DX adds 64 x 64 channels of Dante/AES67 to an already impressive array of various I/Os – unique in this size and price range. The Pulse16DX incorporates a Word Clock I/O and a MIDI I/O for embedding signals and remote control of the unit. Many popular features from the flagship A32 have been added as well: Preset Management, Panel Lock and the sophisticated routing matrix. All in all the fan-less, small footprint device is a huge problem solver for studio and live sound applications.
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  • RDL

RDL – RU-BNF

The RU-BNF is a high quality bi-directional interface that converts three Dante channels to RDL Format-A and one Dante channel to balanced AUX output. It also converts three Format-A pairs and one AUX input to Dante channels. The RU-BNF is compatible with Format-A twisted-pair end-points. Model RU-BNFP operates from PoE. The RU-BNF is a high quality bi-directional interface that converts three Dante channels to RDL Format-A and one Dante channel to a balanced AUX output. It also converts three Format-A pairs and one AUX input to Dante channels. The RU-BNF is compatible with RDL Format-A twisted-pair end-point products. RDL’s Format-A system utilizes the 4 pairs of a standard CATx cable; 3 pairs (pairs A, B and C) are designated for sending and receiving audio and the fourth pair is used to distribute 24 Vdc to connected Format-A products.  The RU-BNF provides signal presence metering and is equipped to power connected Format-A endpoints. The RU-BNF is also available in a PoE version (RU-BNFP). If PoE power and an external 24 Vdc supply are both feeding an RU-BNFP, the unit will run from the external supply and will seamlessly switch over to PoE power upon loss of the external supply.
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