The A32 provides SSL SuperAnalogueTM I/O to Dante and AES 67 based IP networks.
The A32 provides SSL SuperAnalogueTM I/O to Dante and AES 67 based IP networks. A32 includes redundant network connections* and PSUs. It features 32 line inputs and 32 line outputs.
DX32R is your versatile digital audio Swiss knife - an interface and matrix designed for multiple audio applications such as multi-room recording studios, post-production facilities and audio distribution installations. It allows you to route all digital input and output and manage them on a mono channel basis within a single unit or a combination of units.
With near zero latency, the DX32R can be used to expand I/O channel count and interface digital components, providing a high quality bridge between AES/EBU, MADI and the Dante IP audio network.
DX32R include a 384x384 multiplexer, enabling all digital inputs and outputs to be routed in any combination; this enables the unit to also split signals for advanced signal distribution.
The DX32R IP Audio protocol is based on the robust tried-and-tested Dante™ digital audio network technology, and will interoperate with products of other brands that comply with Dante.
The protocol is compliant with the AES67 standard for AoIP. The Dante and NTP IP Audio formats provide fast, flexible, and economical audio routing via IP and are compatible with the AX32 AD/DA converter, and other Dante devices. The IP Audio routing provides low latency, tightly synchronized, transport of uncompressed audio over Gigabit IP Ethernet Layer 3 networks using off the shelf switches, and routers for audio routing via one or more sub-nets.
A total of 512 channels can be routed on a 1 Gigabit network, and more if the network capacity is higher.
DX32R is TCP/IP controlled via one of the two Ethernet ports vi the DADman Control software available for both Windows and OSX.
The routing of the IP audio via Dante is done by using the Audinate Dante controller software.
The devices are designed for:
- connection of analog or digital audio signals in AES 3 format to the local audio transmission network ( AoIP ) using AES 67, Dante protocol ;
- connection of microphones to the local audio transmission network ( AoIP ) via AES 67, Dante protocol ;
- audio data exchange between Ethernet Dante , AES 67 and 3 G / HD / SD SDI digital video signals (devices with index ' V '); - creation of a distributed network of audio switches with a common switching field; - transfers
Ethernet ( AES 67, Dante ) over optical links;
- indication of audio signal levels ( PEAI -9090, PEAI -9091).
Ethernet Dante audio interfaces , AES 67 support:
- 8 in, 8 out ( PEAI -9088, PEAI -9090) and 16 in, 16 out ( PEAI -9091) balanced analog audio
or 4 in, 4 out ( PEAI -9088, PEAI -9090) and 8 in, 8 out ( PEAI -9091) AES 3 digital audio channels .
Devices with suffix ' V ' contain a 4-channel audio communication module between Ethernet Dante , AES 67 and 3G / HD / SD SDI digital video signals . The devices have an SDI input and two SDI outputs . Up to 16 audio channels of SDI embedded audio are supported .
Devices with suffix ' R ' contain an AES 3 digital audio input/output module with support for User Bits and Channel Bits (compatible with Riedel intercom equipment ).
The PEAI -9090 and PEAI -9091 devices can be equipped with submodules with microphone inputs (suffix ' M ' in code). This provides a voltage supply of '+48 V ' to the microphones and control of the gain of signals from the microphones.
The front panel of the PEAI -9090 and PEAI -9091 has a display that shows indicators for input and output signals.
The type of audio signals for inputs and outputs, independently of each other, is selected by the User (should be reflected in the device code).
The devices have two electrical Ethernet 100/1000 BaseT ports - primary ( Primary ) and backup ( Secondary ) and one optical (except for PEAI -9091). A redundant electrical Ethernet port provides connection to a redundant audio transmission network or device cascading. The presence of an optical transmission line through a separate SFP module allows you to transmit Ethernet ( AES 67, Dante ) over optical communication lines over long distances
( Ethernet SFP module not included in the device; see section 'SFP modules optical and electrical', section II , pos. 1.1:1.6).
Management and monitoring are carried out over the Ethernet network using the proprietary Dante Controller program and via the WEB interface.
Separate power inputs for main and backup power supply. 'Hot' replacement of power supplies.
Audio connectors DB 25 and RJ 45 (on module ' R ').
