Dante-enabled Product Catalog

Due to the Dante™ interface, it is possible to conveniently integrate the speaker management system DSM-48DT as a 2-channel receiver into a Dante™ audio network. Both of the Dante™ signals are available for the input channels IN3 and IN4, alternatively to the analogue inputs and the digital input. Due to the Dante™ interface, it is possible to conveniently integrate the speaker management system DSM-48DT as a 2-channel receiver into a Dante™ audio network. Both of the Dante™ signals are available for the input channels IN3 and IN4, alternatively to the analogue inputs and the digital input. Thus, the DSM-48DT allows you to receive one stereo audio signal or two mono audio signals from other Dante™-enabled devices which are located in the same subnetwork and to process this/these in the same way as an analogue signal or AES/EBU signal. Speaker management systems featuring analogue inputs as well as outputs and additionally provide a Dante™ interface are called Breakout Boxes. In order to use the DSM‑48DT as a receiver unit, it has to be connected to at least one Fast Ethernet switch (100 Mbps Ethernet).

The ANIUSB-MATRIX USB Audio Network Interface complements the existing ANI4IN, ANI4OUT, and ANI22 products. The ANIUSB-MATRIX USB Audio Network Interface complements the existing ANI4IN, ANI4OUT, and ANI22 products. It offers the ideal performance, connectivity, and affordability for audio/video conferencing installations in small and medium-size meeting rooms when a premium microphone solution is desired, and acoustic echo cancellation of an A/V conferencing codec will be used. The ANIUSB-MATRIX connects 4 Microflex Advance or Microflex Wireless microphone channels via Dante (4 in / 2 out), provides analog connectivity (1 block in / 1 block out) to a room audio/video conferencing system or a PC-based A/V conferencing application via USB (1 in/out). An internal matrix mixer offers flexible routing, allowing users to route any input to any output. A 4-band parametric EQ filter is also available on the analog and USB outputs.

The ANI22 device can bring up to two line / mic signals onto or from a Dante network for easy audio routing and convenient browser-based remote control. Available in XLR and block connector. The ANI22 device can bring up to two line / mic signals onto or from a Dante network for easy audio routing and convenient browser-based remote control. Available in XLR and block connector. More flexibility for every kind of application where it is required to get analog audio onto and from a Dante network: The ANI22 Audio Network Interface complements the existing ANI4IN and ANI4OUT products, and is available with XLR and block connectors. It brings up to two line / mic signals onto or from a Dante network for easy audio routing and convenient browser-based remote control.

The Aurora (n) 32-DNT provides you with pro-quality digital conversion and ultra-low-latency performance.  The Aurora (n) 32-DNT provides you with pro-quality digital conversion and ultra-low-latency performance. The Aurora (n) 32-DNT gives you up to 192kHz analog to digital and digital to analog conversion with front panel control of all routing and sample rate options. Word clock and MIDI I/O connectors provide you with additional sync options, and the preinstalled LT-DNT Dante card gives you maximum networking bandwidth, with minimal latency. Aurora (n) models give you up to 32-channel recording and playback to microSD for stand-alone operation or confidence recording, as well as two audiophile-grade headphone outs, while a TFT LCD display provides immediate status information. Leveraging high-end Lynx Hilo technology and utilizing cutting-edge FPGA processors, Aurora (n) delivers even greater transparency, with significantly lower noise and distortion than previous models.

The Aurora (n) 16-DNT provides you with pro-quality digital conversion and ultra-low-latency performance. The Aurora (n) 16-DNT provides you with pro-quality digital conversion and ultra-low-latency performance. The Aurora (n) 16-DNT gives you up to 192kHz analog to digital and digital to analog conversion with front panel control of all routing and sample rate options. Word clock and MIDI I/O connectors provide you with additional sync options, and the preinstalled LT-DNT Dante card gives you maximum networking bandwidth, with minimal latency. Aurora (n) models give you up to 32-channel recording and playback to microSD for stand-alone operation or confidence recording, as well as two audiophile-grade headphone outs, while a TFT LCD display provides immediate status information. Leveraging high-end Lynx Hilo technology and utilizing cutting-edge FPGA processors, Aurora (n) delivers even greater transparency, with significantly lower noise and distortion than previous models.

The Aurora (n) 8-DNT provides you with pro-quality digital conversion and ultra-low-latency performance.  The Aurora (n) 8-DNT provides you with pro-quality digital conversion and ultra-low-latency performance. The Aurora (n) 8-DNT gives you up to 192kHz analog to digital and digital to analog conversion with front panel control of all routing and sample rate options. Word clock and MIDI I/O connectors provide you with additional sync options, and the preinstalled LT-DNT Dante card gives you maximum networking bandwidth, with minimal latency. Aurora (n) models give you up to 32-channel recording and playback to microSD for stand-alone operation or confidence recording, as well as two audiophile-grade headphone outs, while a TFT LCD display provides immediate status information. Leveraging high-end Lynx Hilo technology and utilizing cutting-edge FPGA processors, Aurora (n) delivers even greater transparency, with significantly lower noise and distortion than previous models.

The Aurora (n) 24-DNT provides you with pro-quality digital conversion and ultra-low-latency performance. The Aurora (n) 24-DNT provides you with pro-quality digital conversion and ultra-low-latency performance. The Aurora (n) 24-DNT gives you up to 192kHz analog to digital and digital to analog conversion with front panel control of all routing and sample rate options. Word clock and MIDI I/O connectors provide you with additional sync options, and the preinstalled LT-DNT Dante card gives you maximum networking bandwidth, with minimal latency. Aurora (n) models give you up to 32-channel recording and playback to microSD for stand-alone operation or confidence recording, as well as two audiophile-grade headphone outs, while a TFT LCD display provides immediate status information. Leveraging high-end Lynx Hilo technology and utilizing cutting-edge FPGA processors, Aurora (n) delivers even greater transparency, with significantly lower noise and distortion than previous models.

64 In / 64 Out Thunderbolt™ 2 and Pro Tools | HD™ compatible audio interface, with Dante networking audio connectivity. 64 In / 64 Out Thunderbolt™ 2 and Pro Tools | HD™ compatible audio interface, with Dante networking audio connectivity. Red 8Pre features both Thunderbolt 2 connectivity and dual mini-DigiLink ports allowing you the best of both Core Audio and Pro Tools|HD workflows. Take Red 8Pre on the road for location recording over Thunderbolt then connect the same interface to Pro Tools|HDX or Pro Tools|HD Native back at the studio for mixdown. The combination of low-latency conversion and driver technology allows real-time foldback mixes to be created in the DAW while you continue to use your native plug-ins. Unlike many interfaces, both mini-DigiLink and Thunderbolt 2 connectivity comes as standard, so there’s no need to buy an additional option card.

The Extron AXI 44 AT is a quarter rack width audio interface for integrating four mic/line sources onto a Dante™-enabled audio system.  The Extron AXI 44 AT is a quarter rack width audio interface for integrating four mic/line sources onto a Dante™-enabled audio system. It features four mic or line inputs on 3.5 mm captive screw connectors, with switchable 48 volt phantom power. Input select, gain, and phantom power settings are controllable from the front panel, via DSP Configurator Software, or by SIS command. The AXI 44 AT also features four line level outputs for routing any four Dante channels from the network to the audio system. The AXI 44 AT interfaces with any Dante-equipped audio processor, and can be powered via PoE.

The Extron AXI 22 AT is a quarter rack width audio interface for integrating two mic/line sources onto a Dante™-enabled audio system. The Extron AXI 22 AT is a quarter rack width audio interface for integrating two mic/line sources onto a Dante™-enabled audio system. It features two mic or line inputs on a 3.5 mm captive screw connector, with switchable 48 volt phantom power. Input select, gain, and phantom power settings are controllable from the front panel, via DSP Configurator Software, or by SIS command. The AXI 22 AT also features two line level outputs for routing any two Dante channels from the network to the audio system. The AXI 22 AT interfaces with any Dante-equipped audio processor,  and can be powered through PoE.

The NBB-1616 is a fully digitized 16 x 16 Break-in/Break-out box which bidirectionally streams multi-channel audio throughout off-the-shelf Ethernet cables and switches. The NBB-1616 is designed to be operated friendly and installed easily as well as system scalable and upgradable. The NBB-1616 is a fully digitized 16 x 16 Break-in/Break-out box which bidirectionally streams multi-channel audio throughout off-the-shelf Ethernet cables and switches. The NBB-1616 is designed to be operated friendly and installed easily as well as system scalable and upgradable. The front panel features 16 clip-hold PPM meters for all the input or output channels. And you can control audio and phantom power engagement for all the input locally on the front panel.

The DMB-4K-O-HD-DNT is an output blade designed for use with any blade-based Crestron® DigitalMedia™ Switcher. It provides eight independent HDMI® outputs with complementary analog audio outputs and Dante™ audio networking.  The DMB-4K-O-HD-DNT is an output blade designed for use with any blade-based Crestron® DigitalMedia™ Switcher. It provides eight independent HDMI® outputs with complementary analog audio outputs and Dante™ audio networking. The HDMI outputs are each capable of handling Full HD 1080p, Ultra HD, 2K, and 4K video signals with support for HDCP 2.2, Deep Color, and high-bitrate 7.1 audio. Built-in 4K scaling enables the devices connected to each HDMI output to handle any video resolution from NTSC 480i to 4K DCI. DVI signals are also supported using HDMI-to-DVI adapters or interface cables. Support for Dante audio networking allows for routing of stereo audio output signals to other Dante enabled equipment over the local area network. The analog audio outputs are enabled using the optional Analog Audio Breakout Box (model AUD-BOB-1602), which provides support for balanced or unbalanced stereo line-level signals. 4K/60 Scalers An independent, high-performance 4K scaler is provided at each output to ensure that input sources of any resolution or frame rate can be routed and displayed reliably on virtually any display device without compromising the original input signal. As part of a DM® switcher with many outputs, this allows any video or computer source to be viewed simultaneously on multiple disparate displays, scaling the signal up or down to match the native resolution of each display. No matter what source is selected, or where it’s routed, the DMB-4K-O-HD-DNT helps to ensure an optimal image on every screen. It can take any input resolution from standard definition NTSC 480i to ultra high-definition 4K DCI, and scale it beautifully to any output resolution up to 4K DCI (4096 x 2160 @ 60 Hz). Interlaced sources are converted to progressive scan using motion-adaptive deinterlacing. Intelligent frame rate conversion enables support for 24p and PAL format sources. 3D signals are converted to 2D. Fully automatic operation eliminates any complicated setup by utilizing the displays’ EDID to configure each scaler. Video Wall Processing The DMB-4K-O-HD-DNT has another trick up its sleeve, providing zoom capability and bezel compensation on each output to display just a portion of the source image. Using this feature, up to eight output cards may be combined to provide processing for a video wall composed of up to 64 individual displays. Video wall configurations up to eight wide by up to eight high are supported. Analog Audio De-Embedding Each HDMI output on the DMB-4K-O-HD-DNT is accompanied by a balanced analog audio output, allowing stereo audio signals to be extracted from the digital output and fed to a sound system. The analog audio outputs are enabled using the optional Analog Audio Breakout Box (model AUD-BOB-1602). Dante™ Audio Networking Dante networking enables streamlined integration with Crestron Avia™ DSP products and other Dante enabled audio processors, amplifiers, mixers, and switchers. Dante allows stereo audio signals from any or all of the blade’s outputs to be routed to such equipment over an Ethernet network. Send/return loop capability is also supported, allowing audio from any input source to be externally processed, mixed, or switched via Dante, and then re-embedded with the video signal at any of the HDMI outputs. The Dante network interface is provided via the DM switcher’s LAN port, supporting up to 120 simultaneous stereo input and output signals. CEC Embedded Device Control DigitalMedia offers an alternative to conventional RS-232 and IR display control by harnessing the CEC (Consumer Electronics Control) signal embedded in HDMI. Through its connection to a control system (via the DM switcher), the DMB-4K-O-HD-DNT provides a gateway for controlling display devices right through their HDMI connections, potentially eliminating the need for any dedicated control wires or IR emitters.

The DMB-4K-I-HD-DNT is an input blade designed for use with any blade-based Crestron® DigitalMedia™ Switcher. It provides eight independent HDMI® inputs with complementary analog audio inputs and Dante™ audio networking.  The DMB-4K-I-HD-DNT is an input blade designed for use with any blade-based Crestron® DigitalMedia™ Switcher. It provides eight independent HDMI® inputs with complementary analog audio inputs and Dante™ audio networking. Each HDMI input handles Full HD 1080p, Ultra HD, 2K, and 4K video signals with support for HDCP 2.2, Deep Color, 3D, and high-bitrate 7.1 audio. Support for Dante audio networking allows for interfacing with other Dante enabled equipment over the local area network to send and receive streaming stereo audio on any or all input channels. The analog audio inputs are enabled using the optional Analog Audio Breakout Box, which provides support for balanced or unbalanced stereo line-level signals. Analog Audio Embedding Each HDMI input on the DMB-4K-I-HD-DNT is accompanied by a balanced analog audio input, allowing stereo analog audio signals to be embedded with the digital video signal. The analog audio inputs are enabled using the optional Analog Audio Breakout Box (model AUD-BOB-1602). Dante™ Audio Networking Dante networking enables streamlined integration with Crestron Avia™ DSP products and other Dante enabled audio sources, processors, mixers, and switchers. Dante allows stereo audio input signals to be received over an Ethernet network and embedded with the video input signal from any of the blade’s HDMI inputs. Send/return loop capability is also supported, allowing audio from any HDMI or analog input to be externally processed, mixed, or switched via Dante, and then re-embedded with the video signal within the DM switcher. The Dante network interface is provided via the DM switcher’s LAN port, supporting up to 120 simultaneous stereo input and output signals. CEC Embedded Device Control DigitalMedia offers an alternative to conventional RS-232 and IR display control by harnessing the CEC (Consumer Electronics Control) signal embedded in HDMI. Through its connection to a control system (via the DM switcher), the DMB-4K-I-HD-DNT provides a gateway for controlling display devices right through their HDMI connections, potentially eliminating the need for any dedicated control wires or IR emitters.

AVDT-BOB-ADX8IO is a compact Dante analog break-out box with embedded Digital Signal Processing. It provides two state-of-the-art analog microphone preamplifiers inputs and two analog line outputs on XLR connectors, plus stereo AES/EBU input/outputs and four GPIOs on DB25 connector. AVDT-BOB-ADX8IO is a compact Dante analog break-out box with embedded Digital Signal Processing. It provides two state-of-the-art analog microphone preamplifiers inputs and two analog line outputs on XLR connectors, plus stereo AES/EBU input/outputs and four GPIOs on DB25 connector. Embedded DSP allows for full mixing of the four Dante inputs/outputs, the two analog inputs/outputs and the four AES/EBU inputs/outputs plus effects like parametric equalization, dynamic compression and fine pitch digital gain adjustment. Four analog/digital GPIOs allows for hardware remote control of the device (e.g. volume control via potentiometer). Three Gigabit switched ports allows for daisy-chained/star connection without any bandwidth bottleneck. Neutrik port provides Power-Over-Ethernet for direct power supply. SFP ports accept multi-mode or single-mode fibers, allowing to link devices on distances up to 20km. The embedded dual core processor runs a Web 2.0 server with user-friendly interface for multiplatform remote control over IP (iOS, Android, Windows, Mac OS, Linux). Accessories like long-ears kit allows for mounting of up to three AVDT-BOB on 1U 19” rack.

AVDT-BOB-ADE8IO is a compact Dante analog break-out box with embedded Digital Signal Processing. It provides two state-of-the-art analog microphone preamplifiers inputs, two analog line outputs, one stereo AES/EBU input, one AES/EBU output and four GPIOs on terminal block connectors. AVDT-BOB-ADE8IO is a compact Dante analog break-out box with embedded Digital Signal Processing. It provides two state-of-the-art analog microphone preamplifiers inputs, two analog line outputs, one stereo AES/EBU input, one stereo AES/EBU output and four GPIOs on terminal block connectors. Embedded DSP allows for full mixing of the four Dante inputs/outputs, the two analog inputs/outputs and the four AES/EBU inputs/outputs plus effects like parametric equalization, dynamic compression and fine pitch digital gain adjustment. Four analog/digital GPIOs allows for hardware remote control of the device (e.g. volume control via potentiometer). Two Gigabit switched ports allows for daisy-chained connection without any bandwidth bottleneck. One port provides Power-Over-Ethernet for direct power supply. The embedded dual core processor runs a Web 2.0 server with user-friendly interface for multiplatform remote control over IP (iOS, Android, Windows, Mac OS, Linux). Accessories like long-ears kit allows for mounting of up to three AVDT-BOB on 1U 19” rack.

Hydra2 provides seamless, scalable audio networking of audio mixing consoles with routers and I/O interfaces, allowing for a large numbers of inputs and outputs to be shared and controlled irrespective of location.  Hydra2 provides seamless, scalable audio networking of audio mixing consoles with routers and I/O interfaces, allowing for a large numbers of inputs and outputs to be shared and controlled irrespective of location. Hydra2 does not compromise audio quality, performs with negligible latency and is founded on comprehensive, built-in fault detection and redundancy. Many of the world’s most successful broadcasters rely on Hydra2 infrastructure for live on-air application in both fixed and mobile installations every day. At the heart of Hydra2 is the 8192² Calrec router (4096² on Summa and Artemis Light). Networks become more advanced when multiple routers are connected together to add additional mixing consoles, or to increase the amount of I/O connections available. Routers, mixing consoles and I/O can all be easily connected to the network as and when needed. Hydra2 provides 1-to-n routing; input sources may be routed to any number of destinations in mixed formats, removing the need for external splits, distribution amplifiers and format convertors. Sources can be routed to multiple consoles, to multiple DSP inputs on each console and directly to output destinations all at the same time. I/O units connect to a Hydra2 router via a single Cat5e or fibre link and can carry 512 channels of 24 bit 48KHz audio in each direction simultaneously, along with control and error detection data. Bandwidth between routers can be increased in multiples of 512 channels by adding additional Hydra2 links between them. As with all Calrec products, audio quality and product reliability are our top concerns. All analogue pre-amps and line level paths are designed around our well proven and highly respected circuitry, providing very high headroom with a very low noise floor. Our lossless proprietary network transportation protocol does not compromise the high audio quality and maintains minimal latency.

AVDT-BOB-AE4IO is a compact Dante analog break-out box with embedded Digital Signal Processing. It provides two state-of-the-art analog microphone preamplifiers inputs and two analog line outputs on terminal block connectors. AVDT-BOB-AE4IO is a compact Dante analog break-out box with embedded Digital Signal Processing. It provides two state-of-the-art analog microphone preamplifiers inputs and two analog line outputs on terminal block connectors. Embedded DSP allows for full mixing of the four Dante inputs/outputs and the two analog inputs/outputs plus effects like parametric equalization, dynamic compression and fine pitch digital gain adjustment. Two Gigabit switched ports allows for daisy-chained connection without any bandwidth bottleneck. One port provides Power-Over-Ethernet for direct power supply (alternate 12Vdc jack input can thus be used as redundant PSU). The embedded dual core processor runs a Web 2.0 server with user-friendly interface for multiplatform remote control over IP (iOS, Android, Windows, Mac OS, Linux). Accessories like long-ears kit allows for mounting of up to three AVDT-BOB on 1U 19” rack.

The Lynx Aurora 8-DNT is an Aurora 8 combined with a factory installed LT-DANTE interface LT card. The Aurora 8-DNT features 8 channels of up to 24 Bit/192 kHz Mastering Quality analog to digital and digital to analog conversion in single-rack space with an on-board 16 Channel Digital Mixer Providing Flexible I/O Routing. The Aurora™ line of digital audio converters from Lynx Studio Technology offers unprecedented audio quality and control in single-rack space eight and sixteen channel models. The Aurora 8-DNT features 192 kHz analog to digital and digital to analog conversion with front panel control of all routing and sample rate options with Dante audio network connectivity. Extended functions in Aurora are accessible via computer with the Lynx AES16, AES16e and MIDI . The rear panel has Clock and MIDI In and Out connectors and an LSlot bay, for the optional use of other audio interfaces. Other features include:

• Simultaneous 8 Channel Analog I/O and 8 Channel AES/EBU I/O
• 24 Bit / 192 kHz Mastering Quality A/D and D/A Conversion
• 192 kHz AES/EBU I/O Supporting Single and Dual Wire Modes
• Extensive Remote Control Capability via Lynx AES16, AES16e, and MIDI
• On-board 16 Channel Digital Mixer Provides Flexible I/O Routing
• Word clock I/O with Lynx SynchroLock™ Sample Clock Technology
• Digital I/O DB-25 connectors follow Yamaha pinout protocol
• Analog I/O DB-25 connectors follow Tascam pinout protocol
• RoHS compliant
• Available in 100V, 115V and 230V models

The Aurora 16-DNT AD/DA converter provides world-class analog to digital and digital to analog conversion in a compact one-rack space format enabled for Dante audio networks. With sample rates up to 192 kHz, Aurora offers wide, open, uncompressed and unequalized audio for studios, mastering facilities, remote recording, broadcast and production.  The Aurora 16 AD/DA converter provides world-class analog to digital and digital to analog conversion in a compact one-rack space format. With sample rates up to 192 kHz, Aurora offers wide, open, uncompressed and unequalized audio for studios, mastering facilities, remote recording, broadcast and production. Lynx’s exclusive SynchroLock word clock offers extreme jitter reduction, providing clean digital audio signals for Aurora and other digital devices in the studio. Aurora also avoids some of the limitations that other pro level converters have. Aurora does not have a noisy fan, does not lose channel count at higher sample rates and does not require costly analog and digital modules to achieve the unit’s full channel count. Aurora can be used with any audio content. Equalization and limiting functions, which can color or alter the sound, have not been added. Lynx’s design provides accurate conversion, clear clean audio, wide imaging – the sound you put into Aurora is the sound that you get out of Aurora.

Hilo (pronounced HE-low) provides two channels of mastering quality analog to digital conversion, up to six channels of digital to analog conversion, a secondary monitor output, and a world class independent headphone amplifier in a compact half-rack size. A first for the two-channel pro converter market, Hilo’s innovative 480 x 272 touch-screen provides a flexible and intuitive interface that can adapt to a particular application and be easily upgraded with enhancements and new features. Lynx Studio Technology is proud to present the Hilo Reference A/D D/A Converter System. With the pristine, open, transparent audio quality for which Lynx is known, Hilo (pronounced HE-low) provides two channels of mastering quality analog to digital conversion, up to six channels of digital to analog conversion, a secondary monitor output, and a world class independent headphone amplifier in a compact half-rack size. A first for the two-channel pro converter market, Hilo’s innovative 480 x 272 touch-screen provides a flexible and intuitive interface that can adapt to a particular application and be easily upgraded with enhancements and new features. Front panel controls support extensive signal routing and mixing, sample rate selection, clock source options, levels, metering and diagnostic features.

The DARK 1616M ia an audio interface that provides connections to a Dante or AES67 ip network. The DARK 1616M ia an audio interface that provides connections to a Dante or AES67 ip network. Inputs & Outputs There are 16 digital inputs and 16 digital outputs, available on 8 x AES connections.  There are also 16 analogue inputs and 16 analogue outputs, available in paralell to the digital.  The analogue and digital outputs are always available, and the inputs work on AES input priority. The AES3 inputs have sample rate converters and can accept input frequencies up to 192kHz.  The incoming AES3 circuit is always sample rate converted to match the Dante newtork frequency.  The AES3 outputs are locked to the sample frequency of the Dante network. Connections For ease of cabling, audio I/O is presented on D25 sockets to the AES59 standard (Tascam wiring convention) for which there are a number of reasonably priced break out cables available from multiple suppliers. Remote Mic Amps The analogue inputs are switchable between mic, line and 48v phantom power.  These are controllable across the network via the Dark Controller Windows 10 app.  This allows remote control by an engineer of the input selection, gain adjust and input on/off control.  A meter is also provided for each input on the app, to monitor the input level and help with setting the gain. Network Interface Being designed for resiliant broadcast applications the Dark1616M features both redundant power supplies and redundant Dante network links with link status GPOs (general purpose outputs (solid state relays)). Both primary and secondary network links are provided with both magnetic (copper RJ45) and fibre (SFP) interface connections. The Dante system itself provides a completely transparant redundant link system which means that if the Dark1616M lost its primary link circuit the secondary link would automatically take over with no loss of audio. The primary and secondary network interfaces are routed internally via a network switch and it is possible to set this switch to work as a traditional network switch instead of the default redundant mode meaning that there would be just one link to the Dante network and the other connections of the switch could have other Dante or network devices connected to them. As with all Dante devices once set up Dark1616 units can be directly connected with each other with no external network hardware. Alarms On the front panel 4 bright LEDs indicate the status of the 2 power supplies and the primary and secondary local network links. In parallel to these 4 indicating LEDs there are 4 solid state relay outputs for connecting to external alarm systems for failure notification of a power supply or link fault.   

The DIO88 is an inexpensive way to get your analogue signals into and out of the Dante network. The unit has eight XLR inputs and eight XLR outputs. The secondary Dante network connector can be selected to operate either in redundant mode or as a switch output to daisy chain more Dante equipped devices. The DIO88 is an inexpensive way to get your analogue signals into and out of the Dante network. The unit has eight XLR inputs and eight XLR outputs. The secondary Dante network connector can be selected to operate either in redundant mode or as a switch output to daisy chain more Dante equipped devices. The init includes a power indicator and network connection indication on the RJ45 jacks. 

IBC 2016 technology showcase product The Dante-powered MSX500 compact desktop unit with 4 physical slots, of which 3 are wired. This configuration is ideal when Audio over IP is a requirement, but you only need limited I/O, or you need a flexible solution that supports AoIP on-the-go. IBC 2016 technology showcase product The Dante-powered MSX500 compact desktop unit with 4 physical slots, of which 3 are wired. This configuration is ideal when Audio over IP is a requirement, but you only need limited I/O, or you need a flexible solution that supports AoIP on-the-go.

IBC 2016 technology showcase product The 1RU, 19” rack mounted MSX1000 providing 6 slots for I/O modules, a built in 448 x 448 point router, and optional dual redundant hot-swap PSU and versatile sync system. The perfect solution for medium capacity audio I/O. IBC 2016 technology showcase product The 1RU, 19” rack mounted MSX1000 providing 6 slots for I/O modules, a built in 448 x 448 point router, and optional dual redundant hot-swap PSU and versatile sync system. The perfect solution for medium capacity audio I/O.

IBC 2016 technology showcase product The MSX 3000 delivers Fairlight’s renowned sound quality for the converged consoles. Its modular design, incorporating cutting edge FPGA technology, delivers a customisable and very cost effective audio I/O solution. IBC 2016 technology showcase product The MSX 3000 delivers Fairlight’s renowned sound quality for the converged consoles. Its modular design, incorporating cutting edge FPGA technology, delivers a customisable and very cost effective audio I/O solution. Based in a 3RU 19” frame, the MSX 3000 offers up to 21 slots that can be used for a range of different MSX I/O modules. The built in router engine features a 1400 x 1400 matrix with one-to-many patching support, allowing for any routing configuration to be defined. With a wide range of MSX modules available, I/O systems can be tailored exactly to your application. The primary connection to the Fairlight Live Audio Processor is via optical MADI. Multiple MADI cards can be accommodated for high-density racks and for very large configurations, multiple MSX 3000 frames can be deployed.

DT - 400 is with powerful function and no need to learn of the digital networked audio interface, provide 4 channel mic/line inputs with phantom power and 4 channel outputs. DT - 400 is with powerful function and no need to learn of the digital networked audio interface, provide 4 channel mic/line inputs with phantom power and 4 channel outputs. With many excellent properties, without design, no need to learn. For a specific place and system optimization to provide a complete set of audio processing solutions. Apply to Dante ™ audio occasions, traditional audio system upgrade.

Complex network switch setup that was previously better left to an IT technician can now be easily accomplished by anyone. A simple switch setting is all it takes to optimize SWP1 series network switches for Dante operation, and a dedicated Windows application provides “network visibility” for comprehensive monitoring and control. Complex network switch setup that was previously better left to an IT technician can now be easily accomplished by anyone. A simple switch setting is all it takes to optimize SWP1 series network switches for Dante operation, and a dedicated Windows application provides “network visibility” for comprehensive monitoring and control.Yamaha first entered the network device business in 1995, and has grown to hold a significant share of Japan’s small to medium enterprise and SOHO network market. Yamaha gigabit L2 switches that could be linked to Yamaha routers/firewalls were introduced in 2011, with features that significantly reduced the network setup, maintenance, and management workload.20 years later audio networking has become one of the fastest growing, most highly valued technologies in the live sound and pro audio fields. An expanding range of Dante capable Yamaha products, including the highly regarded CL series digital mixing consoles, continues to lead the way. SWP1 series network switches are a solution the pro audio market has been waiting for, offering an ideal balance of IT and pro audio know-how that only Yamaha can provide.The SWP1 series makes audio network setup, monitoring, and operation easier and more convenient than ever before. The SWP1 series network switch equipped with 12 etherCON ports, four RJ45 ports, one opticalCON port, and one option slot. etherCON Connectors: 4 front / 8 rear RJ45 Connectors: 4 rear opticalCON Connector: 1 front Optional optical module slot: 1 front