The EU-BTN21 modules are Dante or AES67 networked, wall-mounted audio interfaces that provide bidirectional Bluetooth audio. The modules are configurable using RDL CONSOLE software. The module multicasts Bluetooth media data and module function status for use with RDL CONSOLE software and other compatible software. Stereo or summed mono audio is available to users through two Dante network channels. Stereo or mono audio may be selected using RDL CONSOLE software or by remote control commands. One Dante channel may be routed back to a connected device through the Bluetooth interface enabling full duplex communication. The installer can customize the module Bluetooth name using RDL CONSOLE software. The default module name is EU_BTN21_G2. Additional settings include the LED dim intensity and the timeout to dim the LEDs. The default timeout is 30 seconds. The EU-BTN21 modules are PoE-powered. High performance, simplicity of operation and efficiency of installation make RDL the best value in professional Bluetooth interfaces.
Designed for use in immersive audio, broadcast, post-production, or live sound, RedNet TNX brings the performance of RedNet to a more compact and portable format.
With direct Thunderbolt connectivity for macOS and Windows systems, RedNet TNX makes it easier than ever to access low-latency, high-resolution Dante audio in studios, mobile rigs, or shared workspace environments.
Out of the box, RedNet TNX delivers 128x128 channels of 24-bit/192kHz audio with ultra-low round-trip latency. For larger systems, a paid Dante Ready™ upgrade unlocks 256x256 channels at 24-bit/96kHz.
This flexibility makes it a powerful choice for facilities looking to scale or transition to AoIP workflows without overhauling the infrastructure of your studio.
With the X-EDAI Ethernet & Dante Audio Interface expansion card, LD Systems complements the possibilities of the X-ECI Ethernet Control expansion card with a Dante Audio Interface with four inputs and outputs. Thus, X-EDAI offers both remote control and access to the DSP settings of LD Systems IPA DSP installation power amplifiers as well as easy integration of the IPA series into existing Dante audio networks.
In conjunction with LD Systems QUESTRA® software, the X-EDAI interface card provides flexible and effective configuration and control of fixed audio installations of various sizes - whether in hotels, restaurants, shopping centres, sports facilities, office environments and more.
The X-EDAI Ethernet Control expansion card has two IP network ports: While the 100 Mbps Ethernet port provides control and DSP access for the IPA installation power amplifiers, the second port can be used to transmit and receive four incoming and four outgoing Dante audio channels. The configuration and routing of the Dante audio channels is done as standard in the Audinate Dante Controller software.
Furthermore, the X-EDAI expansion card has a status LED and an IP reset button for quick and easy troubleshooting. Thanks to the card's asymmetrical pin arrangement, accidental incorrect installation of the interface card in the IPA housing is impossible.
Via the QUESTRA® software, system integrators can access all DSP settings of the IPA installation power amplifier. The possibilities range from signal processing at the input (preamp, compressor, etc.), signal flow in the matrix mixer, output processing (EQ, dynamics, delay, polarity, mute) to priority settings and preset management. In addition, customised control panels can be created in the QUESTRA® software, which can be used by end customers on smartphones, tablets or computers (via the QUESTRA® Panels app) for convenient control of their system.
The ASI5751 and ASI5752 provides Dante inputs and outputs on Gigabit Ethernet in a small form factor half height PCIe card. They support both Windows and Linux operating systems with the ability to have up to 8 cards in 1 system to maximize capacity.
The ASI5751 provides either 16 Play/Record Stereo or 32 Play/Record Mono streams of PCM playback and record at 32-bit PCM precision with a sample rate of 48kHz. The ASI5751 also features advanced Mixing and Routing: AudioScience’s unique 'anything to anywhere' mixing and routing capabilities offer unparalleled flexibility and control, making it ideal for intricate audio workflows.
The ASI5752 is designed for low-latency applications and routes 64 channels of Dante input and output to configurable WDM devices that can be set as 1,2,4 or 8 channels, giving you a flexible design and increased capacity for demanding applications while streamlining the signal flow for simpler operation.
For complex or simple audio setups, the ASI5751 and ASI5752 provide unparalleled flexibility and performance. This makes them exceptional choices for broadcast, installation, and live sound applications.
The ASI5751 and ASI5752 provides Dante inputs and outputs on Gigabit Ethernet in a small form factor half height PCIe card. They support both Windows and Linux operating systems with the ability to have up to 8 cards in 1 system to maximize capacity.
The ASI5751 provides either 16 Play/Record Stereo or 32 Play/Record Mono streams of PCM playback and record at 32-bit PCM precision with a sample rate of 48kHz. The ASI5751 also features advanced Mixing and Routing: AudioScience’s unique 'anything to anywhere' mixing and routing capabilities offer unparalleled flexibility and control, making it ideal for intricate audio workflows.
The ASI5752 is designed for low-latency applications and routes 64 channels of Dante input and output to configurable WDM devices that can be set as 1,2,4 or 8 channels, giving you a flexible design and increased capacity for demanding applications while streamlining the signal flow for simpler operation.
For complex or simple audio setups, the ASI5751 and ASI5752 provide unparalleled flexibility and performance. This makes them exceptional choices for broadcast, installation, and live sound applications.
Quantum OUT32AT output card for Quantum Ultra II videowall processors that provides direct connection to Dante® systems. It delivers up to 32 stereo pairs of digital audio from a videowall system to a Dante audio network. Audio for each Dante stereo pair can originate from a source connected to an Extron Quantum IN4FOX3 or Quantum IN4HDMI 4K PLUS input card. Alternatively, it can follow the active program audio for any of up to 20 available canvases. A single Quantum OUT32AT output card can support an entire Quantum Ultra II system, simplifying audio management and videowall design.
DANTE.RAV.SRC.IO is a dual audio network module for the PRODIGY Series and MAVEN.A to interface with 64 channels each of Dante and RAVENNA streams.
One module, two audio engines
Hosting two audio network boards the module offers 2 x 64 of two different audio protocols - Dante and RAVENNA. This allows to interface with two audio protocols in a single A Slot of MAVEN.A or PRODIGY.MC. With the two A Slots of a PRODIGY.MP the coverage can be extended by a third or even fourth audio protocol.
Sample Rate Conversion
Individual HD SRC for bi-directional sample rate conversion is on board as a standard. The PRODIGY and MAVEN Series also offers low latency sample rate conversion (FastSRC) for input and output. The two audio network boards can be operated at different sample rates.
Dual network modules ensure a seamless connection across clock boundaries and different audio protocols on a single module.
DANTE.DANTE.SRC.IO is a dual audio network module for the PRODIGY Series and MAVEN.A to interface 128 channels of Dante streams.
One module, two audio engines
Hosting two Brooklyn 3 boards, the module offers 2 x 64 channels of Dante input and output, resulting in 128 channels on a single module in the A Slot format. It can also be connected to two different Dante environments with 64 channels each.
Sample Rate Conversion
HD SRC for bi-directional sample rate conversion is on board as a standard. The PRODIGY and MAVEN Series also offers low latency sample rate conversion (FastSRC) for input and output. The two audio network boards can be operated at different sample rates.
DANTE.DANTE.SRC.IO ensures seamless connection across clock boundaries - whether as a 1 x 128 channel or a 2 x 64 channel Dante interface.
DANTE.MILAN.SRC.IO is a dual audio network module for the PRODIGY Series and MAVEN.A to interface with 64 channels each of Dante and MILAN* streams.
One module, two audio engines
Hosting two audio network boards the module offers 2 x 64 of two different audio protocols - Dante and MILAN*. This allows to interface with two audio protocols in a single A Slot of MAVEN.A or PRODIGY.MC. With the two A Slots of a PRODIGY.MP the coverage can be extended by a third or even fourth audio protocol.
Sample Rate Conversion
Individual HD SRC for bi-directional sample rate conversion is on board as a standard. The PRODIGY and MAVEN Series also offers low latency sample rate conversion (FastSRC) for input and output. The two audio network boards can be operated at different sample rates.
Dual network modules ensure a seamless connection across clock boundaries and different audio protocols on a single module.
The new PCIe ALP-DANTE sound card offers many unique features that have been designed to empower professional audio users who operate Dante networks, paving the way to a large panel of critical audio applications. This ALP-DANTE card was developed using Digigram’s sturdy platform, which powers all cards within the ALP-X range, with the difference - unique on the market - that this card is a 4 Ethernet port fanless design that supports up to 64 channels of playback and 64 recording channels to/from a Dante network, in a low-profile form factor.
This full-height PCIe card provides a solution to address audio applications where space and reliability are at stake. In addition to the two Ethernet ports which secure a seamless Dante network redundancy for use cases where reliability is paramount, the ALP-DANTE has 2 Ethernet switch ports for easier connectivity to other Dante/AES67 devices. In switching mode one port is used as a primary Ethernet connection with 3 switching ports, and in redundancy mode there is a Primary and a Secondary port, both associated with a respective switching port.
The card supports up to 32 input and 32 output stereo streams (64 x 64 channels) at 44.1kHz and 48kHz, 32 x 32 channels at 88.2kHz and 96kHz, or 16 x 16 channels at 176.4kHz and 192kHz. All channels are PCM at 16, 24, or 32-bits with up to 2000 samples per channel (41.7ms at 48 kHz). Several cards can be installed in the same workstation to increase the channel count and deploy large structures.
The ALP-DANTE card supports Windows and Linux environments to address multiple applications regardless of the operating systems. Lastly, the card seamlessly integrates Dante networks thanks to the usual Dante Controller interface, capitalizing on Digigram’s decades of expertise in audio-over-IP.
The D-RN2ML is a complete wall-mounted Dante or AES67 audio network interface. It features one XLR mic or line input on the front panel, one stereo Mini-jack line-level input summed to mono on the front panel and two balanced line outputs on a rear-panel detachable wiring block. The module is configured and adjusted using RDL CONSOLE or other network control software. The D-RN2ML fits a standard US single-gang electrical box or can be used with the RDL EP-1 adaptor for mounting in EU/UK square back boxes with 60 mm distance screw hole mounting centers. The D-RN2ML is PoE powered and is available in multiple finishes with optional customized graphics.
RDL has released a line of five single-gang Dante interfaces. The D Series-RN22 and D Series-RN2ML are 2x2 wall-mounted, bidirectional mic/line Dante interfaces, the D Series-RN12 is a 1x2 wall-mounted, bidirectional mic/line Dante interface and the D Series-RN02 is a 0x2 wall-mounted Dante interface. The fifth model – the D Series-BTN21 wall-mounted Bluetooth Dante interface – will be released soon.
The models come with a variety of features that are said to help with installation and configuration, including network control of gain, attenuation, phantom power and channel summing, and additional rear-panel inputs and outputs on detachable wiring blocks. The units are available in multiple finishes including black, white and stainless steel. Custom labels can be created and ordered online, and the interfaces fit a standard US single-gang electrical box or can be used with the RDL EP-1 adapter for mounting in EU/UK back boxes.
To support the Dante interfaces, the manufacturer has also added two network remote controls: the D-NMC1R and D-NLC1R. These single-gang wall-mounted controllers allow end users to control a wide range of parameters using a simple rotary knob, including volume, presets, muting and Bluetooth settings. Visual feedback is provided through LEDs on the D-NLC1R or an integrated full-colour LCD display on the D-NMC1R.
The HDSPe AoX PCIe x4 audio interface cards combine dual network ports with headphone output, AES3, MIDI, and internal expansion headers for up to four MADI ports. Whether used in a Thunderbolt™ expansion chassis or built into DAWs or audio processors, these cards send and receive up to 512 channels of audio and provide numerous mixing and routing capabilities.
The vast number of channels can be managed by the user in two steps. Using a driver dialog or web interface, the user first adjusts the network vs. optional MADI channel count, and then pre-selects which inputs reach the 256 channel TotalMix engine. The remaining 256 channels are passed straight through. All 512 channels are visible to the DAW for recording. TotalMix offers its basic functionality without effects, but with all the great benefits such as presets, layouts, loopback, sub-mixes, and many more.
Multi-channel processor series with essential video production features in a compact 1 RU enclosure. Besides its core role as a frame synchronizer for up to 32 channels, supporting IP/SDI (12G/6G/3G/HD-SDI) and 4K, the FA-1616 series also serves as a color corrector, video processing amp, and audio remapper.
Cobalt Digital introduces the ARIA OG-AUD4-DANTE — a DANTE card in openGear® form factor. The COBALT ARIA OG-AUD4-DANTE is a 4x channel unit with 12G SDI and DANTE/ AES/MADI which can simultaneously embed and de-embed audio between SDI, DANTE, AES and MADI with flexible routing and mixing. This card also includes a built-in frame sync.
This openGear® card features two gigabit Ethernet ports, and a 64×64 Dante channel matrix mixer. The Cobalt ARIA OG-AUD4-DANTE — High-density, compact openGear® card-based solution, with multiple devices is able to be combined into a single frame for multi-channel operation, as well as offering the standard features of redundant hot-swappable power supplies and hot-swappable cards
When it comes to sending and receiving extremely large numbers of audio signals over a network, the solution is called: Dante with the Clara E.
Up to 512 bi-directional channels, connection over long distances through low-cost network cables and infrastructure, samplerates of up to 192 kHz, auto-configuration – all these advantages of the Dante protocol are now available with the Clara E at an amazingly low price. In contrast to virtual solutions, the Clara E offers the security of redundancy with 2 separate network ports and latencies down to 1 ms in connection with the reliable PCIe interface.
Fast and Reliable Multi-Client Treiber Suite
The continuously enhanced driver includes multi-client support for ASIO 2.2 as well as multi-channel WDM audio / WASAPI with the lowest latencies in all software environments. This ensures that multiple audio applications can access the sound system simultaneously via the same or different driver interfaces.
Realtime Routing, Mixing and EQ
Each input signal of the sound system can be adjusted in volume and routed latency-free to any output. The BEAST DSP mixer also sums up to 64 signals to 8 different busses and plays them back on any number of outputs without delay. Furthermore, the BEAST Mixer adds playback signals from any DAW. In each channel of the BEAST mixer there are 4 parametric EQ available for sonic processing.
Expansion options
An optional plug-on module serves as a bridge to the classic audio formats and expands the Clara E with AES/EBU, ADAT or analog interfaces. In the routing and in the Beast Mixer the signals of these interfaces are available as well and can thus be integrated into the Dante network.
If several Clara E are installed in one computer, they are synchronized via the TDM SyncBus and appear as a combined sound system to an ASIO application. In the Beast Mixer, up to 32 audio signals can be exchanged with other Clara sound systems (e.g. Clara Dmaj) and thus also be integrated for use with ASIO.
Powerful and Future-Proof
Every MARIAN sound system is a quality product developed 100% in Germany and manufactured according to DIN EN ISO 9001. This is guaranteed by its warranty period of 5 years.
Transmitter/Receiver 2IN x 2OUT of DANTE TM . The DD2 is capable of converting up to two mono analog channels to DANTE TM , or converting up to two mono DANTE TM channels to analog.
The DD2 is a device designed to be used in fixed installation, and consists of balanced inputs and outputs with 3.5mm Euroblock connectors.
The device can be powered by both PoE and an external power supply.
This optional hardware card card enables monitoring from a 64 channel Ravenna / AES67 Input. Includes NMOS support. It ships with an activation key and is plug and play. It Includes an AoIP card enabling primary and secondary RJ-45 for hitless/2022-7 support (for Dante, Ravenna and 2110-30 signals). Also included is an optical TOSLINK input and a Gigabit SFP cage allowing multi-mode and single mode network SFP’s for AoIP Signals.
The option card can be installed in the i-Series products listed below:
This card enables monitoring of 8 Analog channels on DB-25, an Optical TOSLINK Input, monitoring of 1 x MADI64 input via BNC, and an SFP Cage that accepts MADI Optical inputs.
The option card can be installed in the i-Series products listed below:
iAM-12G-SDI
This card can also be updated / upgraded to add Dante64 or Ravenna64 / AES67 processing options.
The 4-channel loudspeaker controller module with digital signal processing for amplifiers of the KS AUDIO series
CA 4D and TA 4D. A unique convincing solution for perfect sound and easiest handling. The KS D MOD controller module complements the F MOD modules for applications where no quick change of the loudspeaker systems is required - i.e. especially in the installation area.
The one-time configuration of the loudspeaker system is done on the module by a USB stick transmitting the data while the system is switched on. During that process, both the signal inputs and the power outputs automatically receive the correct function:
from four individual channels
via two channels in Bi-Amp
or high-power bridge mode
to a single-channel 3-way active loudspeaker system with woofer-bridge mode output, and optionally “BI-Amp” control.
a SAT mode is also available in which the L+R signal is summed up to mono sub-low.
In addition to digital signal processing with FIR filter tech- nology, the special feature of the D MOD is its complete operability and controllability via standard networks. An integrated gigabit switch allows daisy-chaining to the next device. The KS REMOTE PC software enables easy ma- nagement and graphically, easy to understand, operation of an unlimited number of controller amplifiers arranged in groups.
All inputs can be controlled either digitally or analogously. Simultaneous digital and analog operation is also possible. A network-audio transmission using DANTETM protocol is available as an option.
Despite the many new possibilities and state-of-the-art technology, the D MOD can replace an existing analog or digital controller by simple front-panel installation. This puts your public address system back on the cutting edge of technology.
The Dante PCI e card Astoria connects the PC to a Dante network and allows resource-saving Dante IO over 128 inputs and 128 outputs with extremely low latencies.
Astoria supports 48 and 96 kHz with 128 inputs and outputs and 192 kHz with 64 inputs and outputs.
The PCI e card installs itself as a core audio device on the Mac or as an ASIO device on Windows.
Four Audio also provides a Linux ALSA driver.
The onboard processing on the card conserves the resources of the PC.
Third party applications that use Dante Ready™ allow customers to purchase and activate Dante audio channels after installation using the Dante Activator tool in Dante Controller 4.5 or higher. Dante Activator is tied to an active Audinate user account and accepts standard credit card payments.
