Dante-enabled Product Catalog

The SWP2 series L2 switch is ideal for Dante 96kHz network systems. It features 10 etherCON ports and two single mode fiber opticalCON ports.

The SWP2 series L2 switch is ideal for Dante 96kHz network systems. It features 10 etherCON ports and two single mode fiber opticalCON ports.

The MADI-Bridge is a broadcast specification bridge between the MADI audio format and Dante. It is a bi-directional interface that can deliver 64 channels @ 48kHz (32 channels at 96kHz, 16 channels @ 192kHz). MADI-Bridge ‘Split Mode’ enables 2 x 32 channels @ 96kHz streams to be merged to form a single 64 channel @ 48kHz stream.

MADI-Bridge also features bidirectional sample rate conversion between any asynchronous sample rates, from 44.1kHz to 192kHz. MADI-Bridge features redundant PSU, MADI and IP Network ports and in addition to the inbuilt clock redundancy options in Dante Controller, the MADI-Bridge also includes a pair of redundant sync inputs for use as a self-redundant Dante Grand master clock. 32bit MADI control tunnelling allows a pair of MADI-Bridges to be used to pass audio and user bits (including control data) of a whole MADI stream across a network.

The GDP 1132 Dante offers you efficiently the possibility to connect the “Analog world” with the Dante Network. With the new GDP 1132 Dante, you can now patch your Dante signals, add effortless 16 analogs inputs to your Dante network or extract 16 Dante channels as analog outputs, just by simple patching.

The GDP 1132 Dante is not only a patching solution as it enable you also to mix all signals. These newly mixed signals are then available to be fed into your Dante Network.

Through its front display and navigation knobs, there is no need for a Dante Controller. Furthermore, monitoring, mixing and configuration can be made either from the front display or via a remote web browser.
The GDP 1132 Dante is a 19”, 1 RU device, its assembly depth is 220 mm, which make it very interesting for integration in tight spaces, such as OB-Vans

DA22 supports Dante and AES digital audio interface protocol, which can realize two-way transmission of digital audio signals via XLR cable.

Features

· Compact design, easy to use, supports hot-plug;

· Easily and freely convert between analog audio signal and DanteTM digital audio signal;

· Built-in 2 input or 2 output audio channels;

· Extends audio, control, Ethernet, and power over a single affordable network cable.

· Replaces multiple analog or multi-core cables with only a network cable, cost-effective, versatile;

· Extends uncompressed high-quality audio signal with near-zero latency;

· Transmits high quality 2-channel audio safely and reliably;

· Perfectly supports Dante software, the network and audio routing can be easily expanded andreconfigured with just a few mouse clicks;

Ostrich series of products is an audio interface device based on Dante international general protocol. It can realize analog audio signal input, convert to digital audio signal output, route to any Dante audio transmission network device by Dante protocol, and realize high quality, long distance and low delay signal transmission. It supports the access of any Dante network digital audio, which can be converted into analog audio signal output, and can be connected to traditional analog audio devices such as mixer, power amplifier, processor and so on. The device uses high quality AD/DA signal conversion chip, provides 48 V of phantom power supply, and can access higher quality capacitive microphone.

Ostrich series of products is an audio interface device based on Dante international general protocol. It can realize analog audio signal input, convert to digital audio signal output, route to any Dante audio transmission network device by Dante protocol, and realize high quality, long distance and low delay signal transmission. It supports the access of any Dante network digital audio, which can be converted into analog audio signal output, and can be connected to traditional analog audio devices such as mixer, power amplifier, processor and so on. The device uses high quality AD/DA signal conversion chip, provides 48 V of phantom power supply, and can access higher quality capacitive microphone.

[Model:MNS-DANTE-I2S-TR-22-1P]: For networked audio transmitter / receiver products requiring 2x2 channels at 44.1 kHz, 48kHz, 88.2kHz and 96kHz [ 16, 24 or 32-bit ] sample rates.

[Model:MNS-DANTE-I2S-TR-11-1P]: For networked audio transmitter / receiver products requiring 1x1 channels at 44.1 kHz, 48kHz, 88.2kHz and 96kHz [ 16, 24 or 32-bit ] sample rates.

[Model:MNS-DANTE-I2S-T-02-1P]: For networked audio transmitter products requiring 2 channels at 44.1 kHz, 48kHz, 88.2kHz and 96kHz [ 16, 24 or 32-bit ] sample rates.

The DQ-Rack provides all of the power of our larger racks, but in a more compact unit, and harnessing the flexibility of Audinate’s Dante protocol.

The compact 6U rack sports 48 mic inputs and up to 24 line outputs. Clever audio design allows the last 4 outputs to be switched between line outputs and stereo AES/EBU outputs, adding up to a maximum of 8 AES/EBU output channels.

Making use of Dante means that existing infrastructure can be used for flexible and familiar installation. Plus, connection to a DiGiCo console via the DMI-DANTE64@96 means all inputs and outputs on the racks can be accessed at both 48kHz and 96kHz.

To ensure ultimate reliability the DQ-Rack is equipped with dual redundant power supplies as standard.

The DIO1600 is a Dante enabled interface converting sixteen analogue line level inputs and sixteen analogue line level outputs to the audio network. All inputs and outputs have adjustable gain from +12dB to -12dB. The XLR version may be specified with XLRs on the front, network connections on the rear or XLRs on the rear, network connections on the front. It can also be supplied in a 1RU format with Tascam standard audio connections similar to the DIO1616MA below. Network connections may be copper and/or fibre via two SFPs and the unit includes secondary ports for network redundancy. The DIO1600 is PoE enabled so may be operated without a mains supply if required. The unit also has a 100-240V AC mains inlet and also supports 12 volt operation so may be effectively used with a redundant power supply. All level controls are adjusted using the built in web server. The unit will operate at sample rates of 48kHz and 96kHz and may also be used in AES67 mode.

Allows the conversion and distribution of 4 analog sources on Dante™ network • detachable euroblock input/output connectors • PoE (provided) or 12V power supply (not provided)

Technical data:

Type: Dante™ interface 4x4
Input Connectors: 4 x euroblock
Output Connectors: 4 x euroblock
Audio network connector: RJ45
Input impedance: > 1.8 kohms
Maximum input level: +8 dBu
Output impedance: 200 ohms
Maximum output level: + 20 dBu
Frequency response: 20 Hz - 20 kHz (+/- 1 dB)
THD+N: < 0.02%
Power supply: PoE 802.3 af (provided) or 12 V external (not provided)
Consumption: 10 W max
Dimensions: 52 x 81 x 121 mm
Weight: 357 g

4 x 4 Dante ™ converter
Allows the conversion and distribution of 4 analog sources on the Dante ™ network and 4 Dante ™ sources in analog line level • Microphone (with detachable phantom power) / line inputs • Detachable euroblock input / output connectors • LCD configuration screen • Mains power supply included

Technical data:

Type: Dante™ interface 4x4
Input Connectors: 4 x euroblock
Output Connectors: 4 x euroblock
Input impedance: > 11 kohms
Maximum input level: + 12dBu
Output impedance: < 100 ohms
Maximum output level: + 12 dBu
Frequency reponses: 20 Hz - 20 kHz (+- 0,2dB)
THD: < 0.012% (@ 1kHz +12 dBu)
Power supply: 100 - 240 V, 50/60 Hz
Consumption: 7,5 W
Dimensions (HxWxD): 45 x 215 x 145 mm
Weight: 1.38 kg (excluding accessories)

The PENTA 721s has 1 large user-configurable slot for one of the seven optional I/O cards including a 128 ch Dante interface. There is a slot for the optional Dual MADI Module labeled Optical I/O and includes as standard a Dante/AES67 Interface using the two Ethernet ports on the rear.

The large slot can be configured with any one of the seven available analog and digital cards, in addition to the digital interfaces provided on the base unit. Check out the features of each of the available Penta I/O cards here. Signal Routing
PENTA 721s include a 512×512 multiplexer, enabling all analog and digital inputs and outputs to be routed in any combination; this enables the unit to also split signals for advanced signal distribution. The multiplexer can be used to establish the static connections of the signal inputs and outputs, and furthermore, it incorporates soft switching with a fade down and fade up the functionality of the signal level. Soft switching ensures that setting or changing a signal path can be made without any audible click or artifact.

Next-Generation Enterprise, Modular Router and Interface System'

Key Features
8 AES/EBU I/O and 1-3 MADI I/O
8 card slots for analog and digital I/O cards supporting hot-swop
IP audio L3 Ethernet I/O powered by Dante
TCP/IP control via NTP Router Control System and Stand alone control applications for PC
Single or Dual power supply
Key Benefits
Analogue and Digital audio interfacing
Each of the 8 expansion slots can be independent or combined domain properties. Allowing separate sample rate, clock sources and IP Submask independence.
Interfacing and routing of embedded audio in video SDI SD/HD/3G signals
Flexible patching and routing of digital audio signals providing
Stand alone IP audio interface and format converter
Interface for NTP TDM router systems
Low latency, tightly synchronised, transport of uncompressed audio over IP networks using off the shelf switches

Eagles series audio interfaces are a Dante compatible networked audio technology device. They provide an economic solution for distributed audio via standard Ethernet switch and CAT5/CAT E6 cabling. They are PoE (power over ethernet) compatible, but can also be powered locally. They are available in 4input x 4output, all inputs/outputs can be set to either mic or line level.

Eagles series audio interfaces are a Dante compatible networked audio technology device. They provide an economic solution for distributed audio via standard Ethernet switch and CAT5/CAT E6 cabling. They are PoE (power over ethernet) compatible, but can also be powered locally. They are available in 4input x 4output, all inputs/outputs can be set to either mic or line level.

Eagles series audio interfaces are a Dante compatible networked audio technology device. They provide an economic solution for distributed audio via standard Ethernet switch and CAT5/CAT E6 cabling. They are PoE (power over ethernet) compatible, but can also be powered locally. They are available in 4input x 4output, all inputs/outputs can be set to either mic or line level.

The ARS-200-HD HDMI Audio to Dante Audio converter is designed for presentation environments where audio needs to be converted from one format to the other where long-distance transmission is involved.

The ARS-200-HD is a tool for extracting audio from, for example, a DVD player and converting the audio stream to Dante format. This enables the audio signals to be transmitted over long distance and used with Public Address (PA) systems — ensuring that everyone can hear the sound that accompanies the visuals. The converter/interface uses an HDMI Type A female connector for HDMI input and an HDMI Type A female connector for video loopback output. The HDMI input and loopback output maximum supported video resolution is 4096×2160 / 3840×2160@60Hz (4:4:4).

The ARS-200-DH Dante Audio Stream to HDMI Audio converter is designed for presentation environments where audio needs to be converted from one format to the other where long-distance transmission is involved.

Dante audio is being received by the ARS-200-DH while it is also receiving video input via HDMI. In this case, the ARS-200-DH merges the audio with the HDMI signal so that it can feed external displays. The ARS-200-DH outputs stereo audio (20 hertz- 20 kilohertz) with a frequency response of 20 Hz-20 kHZ. Maximum video resolution is 4096×2160 / 3840×2160@60Hz (4:4:4) and both the video input and the video loopback ports are HDMI Type A female connectors.

RedNet A16R MkII is a 16-channel analogue Interface for Dante networks, with two channels of AES3 I/O. Individual input and output channel level controls allow for precise adjustment of all I/O levels using RedNet Control. With two power supplies and primary and secondary etherCON network connectors, RedNet A16R MkII is perfect for critical-path applications in recording, post-production, live sound and broadcast. Built-in redundancy features allow for silent fail-over in the event of power or network outage, providing reassurance for system technicians.

Analogue inputs and outputs are connected through four rear-panel AES59-configured DB25 connectors, while an additional pair of AES3 I/O is provided through male and female XLR for added flexibility. The XLR input can accept DARS signals in addition to AES3. Word Clock I/O on BNC connectors allows external devices to clock to RedNet A16R MkII, or alternatively allows RedNet A16R MkII to act as a network clock grand master, synchronised to external input. RedNet A16R MkII is well suited to permanent installation and repeated strike and setup: all connectors lock and remain terminated even under stress, providing worry-free installation and peace of mind once situated in a rack. In addition, all Focusrite Pro products come with a three-year warranty and award-winning customer support.

The RedNet D16R MkII is a 16-channel bi-directional AES3 interface for Dante® networks. The 1U rackmount device features individual input and output channel level controls, allowing for precise calibration and control of all input and output levels using RedNet Control. RedNet D16R MkII features power supply and Ethernet redundancy with auto switchover in case of failure.

Various connection options make RedNet D16R MkII a flexible addition to any Audio-over-IP system. A pair of DB25 multipin connectors each connect eight channels of AES3 I/O into and out of the interface, while XLR and RCA ports enable two-channel AES3 and S/PDIF connections, respectively, to be made.

Sample rate conversion on every input enables external equipment to operate at different sample rates, and DARS signals are accepted on the XLR connector. Word Clock I/O on BNC connectors allows synchronisation to house clock, or syncing external equipment to the Dante network.

Red 8Line has a total of 58 inputs and 64 outputs, including two Red Evolution mic pres, independent L/R monitor outs, eight balanced line inputs and outputs on DB25 connectors; 32 channels of Dante I/O; 16-channel ADAT input and output (at 48kHz), and stereo S/PDIF input and output. As with other Red interfaces, it features professional-grade 24-bit/192kHz A-D and D-A conversion for no-compromise, mastering-quality recording and audio playback. With 119dB dynamic range A-D and 121dB dynamic range D-A (A-Weighted), the converters have been expertly selected and calibrated by Focusrite to provide the best balance of sound quality, dynamic range and conversion latency.

The two digitally controlled Red Evolution mic preamps are the product of decades of Focusrite’s impeccable attention to detail in designing audio hardware. Each preamp provides up to 63dB of ultra-clean gain, with individual phantom power, high-pass filter and phase reverse, and an option to stereo-link the two channels. The switchable Air mode mimics the sonic profile of the famous Focusrite ISA 110 input module and breathes life into any signal it touches.

The Focusrite Red Range is the best choice for professionals who work in Pro Tools | HD and other DAWs — on both Mac and PC. With both mini-DigiLink and Thunderbolt 3 connections, it’s possible to instantly switch between Pro Tools | HD and other DAWs without the need to reconfigure your audio settings. Simply change the host mode either in RedNet Control software, or using the front panel, to change DAWs in seconds. This ability to quickly switch between production environments means you’ll never lose that moment of inspiration, or leave your clients waiting.

Red 8Line features the latest implementation of Thunderbolt 3, with Focusrite’s session-proven, ultra-low-latency, rock-solid Thunderbolt drivers. This speed provides the flexibility to use DAW plug-ins in real time, so you can harness the processing power of your DAW to track through plug-ins and record virtual instruments. With two Thunderbolt 3 ports as standard, it’s also possible to daisy-chain Thunderbolt devices, such as third-party plug-in accelerators, hard drives, external 4K displays, processing units and Thunderbolt hubs.

In addition to Thunderbolt 3 and Pro Tools HD connectivity, the on-board Dante connection enables Red 8Line to communicate with industry-standard Audio-over-IP equipment from hundreds of manufacturers. Dante makes it easy to expand your system, embrace new ways of working, and discover rapid system expansion using Focusrite RedNet interfaces or devices from third parties such as Neve, Yamaha and DigiCo.

Red 8Line has built-in monitor control for mono, stereo and multi-channel monitoring environments up to 7.1. Compatibility with the new Focusrite RedNet R1 desktop remote controller allows even greater flexibility, and customised presents for immersive monitoring environments including Dolby Atmos®.

Other features of the Red 8Line include precision metering and display: the interface has three LCD displays for highly accurate level metering for any input or output block, as well as main monitor and headphone outputs. Two discrete high-fidelity headphone outputs are powerful enough to deliver loud and clear audio on high impedance headphones and are controlled from the interface front panel. Dual instrument inputs on the front panel ensure you always have immediate access to quickly plug in a guitar, for example, even when racked.

The RedNet Control 2 is a software mixer with a hardware-focussed workflow, which is designed to allow quick setup of both simple and complex monitoring and routing configurations, together with controlling Red Evolution preamps remotely. This allows tighter integration with RedNet equipment over Dante.

The AVN-AESIO8 audio converter and interface converts up to eight digital stereo AES3 inputs and eight digital stereo AES3 outputs to and from the Dante Audio-over-IP networking standard. Each input can accept sample rates from 32kHz to 192kHz, which will be sample rate converted to the Dante system sample rate. A valid input signal is confirmed by front panel AES3 lock LEDs for each input. All outputs follow the Dante system sample rate.

This cost effective 1U rack-mount unit offers an easy solution for AV professionals and system integrators. It is simple to configure and operate, with all set-up done via the standard Dante Controller software and power via PoE (Power Over Ethernet).

All digital AES3 inputs and outputs are on high-quality Neutrik XLR connectors and there are front panel status/confidence LEDs for PoE, Link and Clock.

The AVN-AESIO8R audio converter and interface converts up to eight digital stereo AES3 inputs and eight digital stereo AES3 outputs to and from the Dante Audio-over-IP networking standard. Each input can accept sample rates from 32kHz to 192kHz, which will be sample rate converted to the Dante system sample rate. A valid input signal is confirmed by front panel AES3 lock LEDs for each input. All outputs follow the Dante system sample rate.

Dual Ethernet ports allow the unit to operate in redundant mode, ensuring audio routing is maintained in the event of loss of link on either of the network connections. This cost effective 1U rack-mount unit offers an easy solution for AV professionals and system integrators. It is simple to configure and operate, with all set-up done via the standard Dante Controller software and power via PoE (Power Over Ethernet).

All digital AES3 inputs and outputs are on high-quality Neutrik XLR connectors and there are front panel status/confidence LEDs for PoE, Link and Clock.

The AVN-AI16 audio converter and interface converts up to sixteen analogue inputs to the Dante Audio-over-IP networking standard. This cost effective 1U rack-mount unit offers an easy solution for AV professionals and system integrators. It is simple to configure and operate, with all set-up, except line-up levels, done via the standard Dante Controller software and power via PoE (Power Over Ethernet).

All analogue inputs are on high-quality Neutrik XLR connectors and there are front panel status/confidence LEDs for PoE, Link, and Clock. Global 0dBFS line-up can be set to +12dBu, +18dBu or +24dBu to meet your specific requirement via the front panel recessed toggle switch.