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The Iyo Dante® is a cost-effective family of microphone/line Dante audio-over-IP (AoIP) interfaces in a 1U rack mount format.

The 16.16MD provides 16x16 balanced analog audio inputs and outputs. Each input accommodates microphone through line level signals with a gain range of -60 to +24dBu. +48V phantom power is individually switchable on each input. Output levels are configurable up to +24dBu. With DB-25/AES59 terminations.

RGB LEDs on the Iyo’s front panel show per channel audio levels and streaming status.

The Iyo family feature an embedded web server, allowing configuration and monitoring of input and output levels. Routing is achieved using the Dante Controller.

Power is provided from a built-in universal AC power supply. Redundant power is available using an external 12VDC supply via a locking 2.1mm jack.

All units can also be operated in Livewire+ AES67 interoperability mode.

    I/O Interfaces
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  • 16-bit, 24-bit, 32-bit
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  • 384 x 384 networked audio channels (Q-LAN / AES67)
  • 128x AEC channels @ 200 ms
  • Includes 8 x 8 Software-based Dante channels (licensable up to 256 x 256)
  • Dual redundant, hot-swappable power supplies
  • Supports up to sixteen (16) Q-SYS NM-T1 tabletop microphone
  • Up to 64 VoIP softphone instances
  • 96 x 96 Media/WAN channel capacity
  • 16 multitrack playback channels (up to 256 with optional stackable feature license)
  • 4 multitrack record channels
  • Two (2) gigabit Ethernet ports for redundant networked audio
  • Two (2) independent, gigabit auxiliary Ethernet ports for segregation of network services such as VoIP, SNMP, LLDP, LDAP and WAN Media streaming
  • Onboard 480 GB media drive
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The DN9652 Dual Network Bridge has been designed to allow two dissimilar digital audio networks to interface simply and reliably.
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