Dante-enabled Product Catalog

The AVN-CU4-DANTE is a portable commentator unit. Using Dante® AoIP together with 4 wire connections the AVN-CU4-DANTE bridges the gap between old and new technology, allowing the ease of connectivity & functionality of AoIP, together with the legacy connections needed to operate with the existing infrastructure in some stadia and sports grounds. The AVN-CU4-DANTE is a portable commentator unit. Using Dante® AoIP together with 4 wire connections the AVN-CU4-DANTE bridges the gap between old and new technology, allowing the ease of connectivity & functionality of AoIP, together with the legacy connections needed to operate with the existing infrastructure in some stadia and sports grounds. This new Dante® commentary unit has been beautifully designed and is the same size as the existing Sonifex CM-CU1 single 4-wire unit whilst packing in more features. It’s been designed from the ground up to be configurable for different situations with config files that can be saved and recalled for quick setup. Additionally, buttons and rotary encoders can be locked out from use, if the unit is being operated by less-technical commentators. The AVN-CU4-DANTE is a dual version of the AVN-CU2-DANTE providing four mic/line inputs with a wide, adjustable gain range and four stereo headphone outputs with lockable jack sockets, suitable for operation by three or four commentators.

With audio networking a key requirement for many users, the 3000 Digital Series receiver is Dante-enabled and ready to slot into any Dante network. Up to five ATW-DR3120DAN dual-channel receivers can be connected to allow a single pair of antennas to feed up to 10 channels of wireless, reducing the rack space required and minimising cost. Control of the system is made straightforward via software monitoring that gives access to frequency co-ordination, charging status and log display information.

The new ceiling array microphone offers superior audio quality for voice and video conferences thanks to its automatic adaptive beamforming technology. It provides the greatest versatility and interoperability with support for Dante networks, including compatibility with Dante Domain Manager (DDM), and Power over Ethernet. The new ceiling array microphone offers superior audio quality for voice and video conferences thanks to its automatic adaptive beamforming technology. It provides the greatest versatility and interoperability with support for Dante networks, including compatibility with Dante Domain Manager (DDM), and Power over Ethernet. deal for mid to large sized meeting rooms, TeamConnect Ceiling 2 can be installed virtually invisibly into the ceiling to allow for truly flexible usage of a space. As well as freeing tables of cables and mics, it ensures that meeting participants no longer need to adjust their seating arrangements or conversational style to suit the audio set up in the room. Unique on the market, Sennheiser’s adaptive beamforming technology automatically follows the active speaker’s voice letting people speak naturally – whether they are sitting, standing or moving around the room. It’s that simple, and is ready to use without complex configuration. Thanks to 28 omni-directional microphone capsules integrated within the discrete ceiling array, TeamConnect Ceiling 2 delivers excellent audio quality that is free from distracting ambient noise. This enhances the conference experience for remote participants through crystal clear speech, which ensures stress-free listening and interaction for more productive meetings. As well as optimizing the end user experience, Sennheiser’s original TeamConnect Ceiling impressed installers and IT managers alike with its incredible flexibility and simplicity. The microphone ensures that after initial installation no ongoing maintenance is required. TeamConnect Ceiling 2 takes these advantages even further: Integration into existing infrastructure is made easier thanks to support for the Dante™ multi-channel audio networking standard, which builds on existing IP and Ethernet networking technology. With both an analog audio output and two digital Dante audio outputs that support redundancy mode, TeamConnect Ceiling 2 offers connectivity with any conferencing system and with digital audio networks. Support for the Power over Ethernet standard via the Ethernet port adds to the ease of integration and installation. TeamConnect Ceiling 2 will also offer support for Sennheiser Control Cockpit, Sennheiser’s unique network control software. Providing a digital workflow for network enabled devices from Sennheiser, the professional remote software allows centralized administration, configuration and monitoring of one or multiple ceiling mics within the network. Accessible on any device via a browser, Sennheiser Control Cockpit makes TeamConnect Ceiling 2 installations effortless to manage. For integration into larger media control systems, integrators can make use of Sennheiser’s open media control protocol (API) to offer remote configuration, control and monitoring of the TeamConnect Ceiling 2. The ceiling microphone will be fully compatible with the Crestron control platform.

Radius NX 4×4 (4 analog inputs, 4 analog outputs) and Radius NX 12×8 (12 analog inputs, 8 analog outputs). Both feature 64×64 redundant Dante and identical DSP resources. The two differ only in analog I/O, logic output, and external control input capacity. The reduced cost of the 4×4 makes it extremely competitive in applications where many Dante endpoints are routed to a primary DSP and fewer analog connections are required.

Radius NX 4×4 (4 analog inputs, 4 analog outputs) and Radius NX 12×8 (12 analog inputs, 8 analog outputs). Both feature 64×64 redundant Dante and identical DSP resources. The two differ only in analog I/O, logic output, and external control input capacity. The reduced cost of the 4×4 makes it extremely competitive in applications where many Dante endpoints are routed to a primary DSP and fewer analog connections are required.

The Model 370A Intercom Beltpack begins with the features offered by traditional 2-channel party-line intercom user devices and adds a range of new capabilities, along with the advanced performance and flexibility that Dante® audio-over-Ethernet provides.  The Model 370A Intercom Beltpack begins with the features offered by traditional 2-channel party-line intercom user devices and adds a range of new capabilities, along with the advanced performance and flexibility that Dante® audio-over-Ethernet provides. Over a standard IP network, multiple Model 370A units can be used in party-line (PL) intercom applications with help from an external Dante-enabled audio matrix such as the Studio Technologies Model 5422 Dante Intercom Audio Engine. Alternately, units can be used "point-to-point" or interfaced with Dante-compatible matrix intercom systems. Key Features

• Dante audio-over-Ethernet technology
• Two independent talk and listen channels
• Integrated call function
• Supports dynamic and electret microphones
• 5-pin female XLR headset connector
• Excellent audio quality
• Uses STcontroller for configuration
• AES67 and Dante Domain Manager™ support
• Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) powered

The Model 374A Intercom Beltpack begins with the features offered by traditional party-line intercom user devices and adds a range of new capabilities along with the advanced performance and flexibility that Dante® audio-over-Ethernet provides. The Model 374A Intercom Beltpack begins with the features offered by traditional party-line intercom user devices and adds a range of new capabilities along with the advanced performance and flexibility that Dante® audio-over-Ethernet provides. With four independent talk and listen channels the Model 374A bridges the gap between typical single- and dual-channel party-line devices and permanently installed multi-channel intercom panels. Imagine the possibilities—four channels of high-quality party-line intercom in a compact, user-worn package. Key Features

• Dante audio-over-Ethernet technology
• Four independent talk and listen channels
• Supports dynamic and electret microphones
• 5-pin female XLR headset connector
• Configurable operating modes
• Excellent audio quality
• Uses STcontroller for configuration
• AES67 and Dante Domain Manager™ support
• Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) powered

The Model 204 Announcer's Console offers a unique combination of analog and digital audio resources for use in broadcast sports, eSports, live event, entertainment, and streaming broadcast applications.  The Model 204 Announcer's Console offers a unique combination of analog and digital audio resources for use in broadcast sports, eSports, live event, entertainment, and streaming broadcast applications. The unit is housed in a compact, rugged steel enclosure that's intended for table-top use. Calling the Model 204 "cute" or "cool" would be accurate; its nicely proportioned but diminutive size makes it ideal for use in space-constrained locations. The Model 204 supports Dante® audio-over-Ethernet digital media technology with AES67 compatibility for integration into contemporary applications. The unit is extremely simple to deploy, is "pro" quality throughout, and provides an intuitive user experience. The Model 204's audio quality is excellent, with low distortion, low noise, and ample headroom. Careful circuit design and rugged components ensure long, reliable operation. The Model 204 integrates directly into both Dante audio-over-Ethernet and standard analog audio environments. With just a Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) connection, a microphone, and a pair of headphones or an earpiece, a complete broadcast on-air position can be created. And by using the Model 204's microphone output a direct connection to an analog microphone-level input on an associated camera, remote I/O interface, or audio console can be supported. Two remote control inputs allow external switches or contact closures to activate the main and talkback button functions. Model 204 operating features are configured using the STcontroller personal computer software application. An extensive set of parameters allows the unit's functions to be tailored to meet the needs of many applications. STcontroller, compatible with version 7 and later of the Windows®operating system, is a fast and simple means of confirming and revising the unit's operating parameters. Applications The Model 204 on its own can provide an "all-Dante" solution for one on-air talent location. A wide range of applications can be supported, including sports and entertainment TV and radio events, streaming broadcasts, corporate and government AV installations, and post-production facilities. The unit's small size makes it ideal for live-sports applications, such as basketball, where physical space for personnel is very limited. Four Dante receiver (audio input) channels supply the user with their talent cue (IFB) signals. Should the cue signal be "mix-minus" an integrated sidetone function can provide the user with a microphone confidence signal. Two Dante audio output channels, one designated as main and the other as talkback, are routed via an associated local-area network (LAN) to inputs on Dante-compatible devices. Two pushbutton switches, main and talkback, provide the user with direct control over audio routing. The audio switching is performed in the digital domain and is virtually "click-free." By providing the main audio signal in two forms, Dante digital audio and analog microphone level, the Model 204 makes integration into a wide range of on-air environments easy to accomplish. The talkback audio channel is available as a Dante output channel which makes routing to an input on a variety of devices, such as matrix intercom systems, audio consoles, and monitor loudspeaker systems, simple and flexible. Some applications may benefit from not utilizing the Model 204's Dante main output channel. This typically won't be an issue of inadequate audio quality but rather a need to match work-flow requirements. For example, for lip-sync or transmission purposes it may be optimal to have the on-air audio transported as an embedded signal along with the associated camera video. Alternately, all on-air audio sources may need to connect to inputs on an audio console or console-related I/O unit. Supporting these scenarios is not a problem as the Model 204 supplies a microphone output connection that’s specifically intended for this purpose. Simply connect the unit's microphone output connection to the desired analog input, such as the mic/line input on an ENG-style camera—that's it! The circuitry associated with the Model 204's analog microphone output is very simple, essentially a passive path that routes a signal connected to the microphone input connector directly to the microphone output connector. A solid-state circuit, in series with the mic in-to-mic out path, allows muting of the signal on the microphone output connector whenever the Dante main output channel is muted. Having both the Dante main output and the microphone outputs work in tandem can be a valuable resource, allowing one to serve as the primary on-air signal source while the other serves as the backup.

SQ Dante provides any SQ mixer with a full 64x64 channel, 96kHz or 48kHz interface to a Dante network. An SQ fitted with the Dante option card can seamlessly connect to amplifiers, preamps and other devices on the Dante network, making full use of SQ's high resolution 96kHz audio.The SQ Dante card can be switched between 96kHz or 48kHz to accommodate Dante networks running at either sample rate. In addition to facilitating system integration, the card also enables digital splits and affordable multitrack recording direct to a computer.

Powered by Allen & Heath's revolutionary XCVI 96kHz FPGA engine, SQ-5 is built for professionals in demanding live sound, recording and streaming applications. Delivering class-leading high-resolution audio with an ultra-low <0.7ms latency, the SQ-5 gives you unrivalled power and audio fidelity.

Designed for audio or video conferencing, the C303W-D offers consultants and designers a new option when specifying hanging microphones in applications that demand the highest sound quality. The C303W-D uses the same tri-element microphone array, covering a 360 degree pick up pattern, but packaged in a Dante/AES67 version. Each independent capsule is RF immune, will capture approximately 120 degrees and is optimized for speech intelligibility. Its three channel, Dante transporter is powered by Power over Ethernet. It features an RGB LED ring on its ceiling rose (grommet) for mute status confirmation at a glance. It ships in a plenum rated enclosure for North-America. It does not require phantom power as it outputs on the Dante network.

• Contains 3 high sensitivity cardioid capsules.
• Designed to capture 360 degree pickup.
• Engineered in high quality brass.
• Include ceiling enclosure with locking grommet for easy height adjustment.
• Supplied with 2.5 Metre cable terminating in a Tini Q connector.
• Finished in Satin Black or gloss white finish.
• RJ45 out allows fast connection to DSP or mixer.
• Supplied with RJ45 to phoenix link cable.
• 3 X Cardioid Patterns, 120° from each other, covering 360°

The Bose® ControlSpace® ESP-1240AD engineered sound processor is an open-architecture DSP with 12x4 fixed analog audio, built-in 8-channel ESPLink output and a rear-panel digital expansion slot offering IP-based network audio and control card options.  The Bose® ControlSpace® ESP-1240AD engineered sound processor is an open-architecture DSP with 12x4 fixed analog audio, built-in 8-channel ESPLink output and a rear-panel digital expansion slot offering IP-based network audio and control card options. This model meets today’s strict requirements for high-quality signal processing and control in a cost-effective package. The ESP-1240AD is designed for a wide variety of applications ranging from small self-contained projects to larger networked applications.

• High-quality analog circuitry offers both mic and line-level I/O, operates with ultra-low noise and 115 dB dynamic range
• Advanced digital signal processing supports audio at 48 kHz sample rate/24-bit, uses a floating-point open architecture DSP and operates at low latencies for sound system precision
• Expansion card slot supports the use of accessory networking cards, allowing digital audio to be sent and/or received from other compatible products
• 32x32 Dante audio networking
• Bose® ControlSpace® Designer™ software enables a large set of signal processing modules, such as automatic mic mixing, multiband graphic and parametric EQs, Bose loudspeaker libraries, signal generators, routers, mixers, AGCs, duckers, gates, compressors, source selectors and delays
• Front panel RJ-45 Ethernet connection enables localized configuration and monitoring, while enabling network passthrough when using a rear-panel network option card
• Built-in Bose ESPLink output sends up to 8 channels of uncompressed digital audio to ESPLink-equipped Bose PowerMatch® amplifiers
• A variety of control options – ControlSpace ESP products are compatible with the programmable Bose CC-64 and CC-16 controllers and three simplified zone volume interfaces, as well as potentiometers and switches built by other manufacturers
• Integration with industry-standard control systems using a comprehensive serial protocol through onboard RS-232 and Ethernet ports

The Bose® ControlSpace® ESP-880AD engineered sound processor is an open-architecture DSP with 8x8 fixed analog audio, built-in 8-channel ESPLink output and a rear-panel digital expansion slot offering IP-based network audio and control card options. The Bose® ControlSpace® ESP-880AD engineered sound processor is an open-architecture DSP with 8x8 fixed analog audio, built-in 8-channel ESPLink output and a rear-panel digital expansion slot offering IP-based network audio and control card options. This model meets today's strict requirements for high-quality signal processing and control in a cost-effective package. The ESP-880AD is designed for a wide variety of applications ranging from small self-contained projects to larger networked applications.

• High-quality analog circuitry offers both mic and line-level I/O, operates with ultra-low noise and 115 dB dynamic range
• Advanced digital signal processing supports audio at 48 kHz sample rate/24-bit, uses a floating-point open architecture DSP and operates at low latencies for sound system precision
• Expansion card slot supports the use of accessory networking cards, allowing digital audio to be sent and/or received from other compatible products
• 32x32 Dante audio networking
• Bose® ControlSpace® Designer™ software enables a large set of signal processing modules, such as automatic mic mixing, multiband graphic and parametric EQs, Bose loudspeaker libraries, signal generators, routers, mixers, AGCs, duckers, gates, compressors, source selectors and delays
• Front panel RJ-45 Ethernet connection enables localized configuration and monitoring, while enabling network passthrough when using a rear-panel network option card
• Built-in Bose ESPLink output sends up to 8 channels of uncompressed digital audio to ESPLink-equipped Bose PowerMatch® amplifiers
• A variety of control options – ControlSpace ESP products are compatible with the programmable Bose CC-64 and CC-16 controllers and three simplified zone volume interfaces, as well as potentiometers and switches built by other manufacturers
• Integration with industry-standard control systems using a comprehensive serial protocol through onboard RS-232 and Ethernet ports

The M3 is an innovative, tri-element hanging ceiling microphone designed for applications where aesthetics, sound quality, and ease of installation are critical. The M3 is an ideal audio capture solution for video conferencing, distance learning, courtroom activities, and surgical procedures. It can also be used for ambient room miking and surveillance. The M3 ceiling microphone incorporates three phase coherent hypercardioid capsules with tailored frequency response optimized for speech intelligibility. This is accomplished by minimizing frequencies caused by noise, vibration, paper shuffling, keyboard strokes, fans, and heating /air conditioning. Low noise preamp circuitry is employed for highest possible signal to noise and studio quality sound. A high-quality silicone jacketed microphone cable ensures a balanced, shielded signal and a very clean look. Electronics above the ceiling are housed within a plenum rated junction box and cable connections are made via an RJ45 connector embedded within a proprietary brass housing for an airtight seal. The M3 installed ceiling microphone connects to the input of a mixer or dsp console via a breakout cable (provided). The breakout cable consists of a female RJ45 connector that terminates in either three terminal block or XLR connectors. A variety of optional shielded CAT7 cable lengths (from plenum rated junction box to break out cable) are available. Installing the M3 requires drilling just one 5/8-inch hole in the ceiling, with no additional tools needed. The M3 mounting hardware easily adjusts the cable hanging height up to four feet from the ceiling surface without removing ceiling tiles. A wire safety cable provides additional seismic restraint. Features

• 100% RF shielding and immunity
• Gold diaphragm condenser capsules with studio quality sound
• Low impedance design allows for extremely long cable runs (if required) without cross talk or interference
• Frequency and pattern tailored for voice clarity and rejection of extraneous noise
• Evenly dispersed sound with undetectable phase
• High-quality silicone jacketed microphone cable with adjustable length and position
• Plenum rated junction box with RJ45 connector
• All visible components of the microphone and cable are same color: charcoal or white
• TAA compliant
• Very high output, low self-noise
• Easy to install

The massive weight & tone of classic Rupert Neve Designs studio microphone preamps: now available for the stage. With mastering-grade 24-bit 192kHz converters and full Dante integration, the RMP-D8 finally offers the live sound world something that studios have always coveted: the sound of Rupert Neve Designs. The heart of the RMP-D8 lies in the modular mic preamp cards. Unlike other designs that rely primarily on a single IC for gain & tone, each channel on the RMP-D8 has a fully-realized class-A microphone preamplifier feeding a custom-built Rupert Neve Designs transformer. Coupled with 24-bit/192kHz converters with precision­-controlled internal clocking and enhanced jitter reduction, there is no weak link in the audio path, thus maintaining the high standards of Rupert Neve Designs' standalone preamplifiers. From concert halls to arenas, clubs, studios, houses of worship, and educational facilities, the RMP-D8 brings the classic sound of Rupert Neve Designs into the Dante-connected world.

The Iyo Dante® is a cost-effective family of microphone/line Dante audio-over-IP (AoIP) interfaces in a 1U rack mount format. The 8.8M provides 8x8 balanced analog audio inputs and outputs. The Iyo Dante® is a cost-effective family of microphone/line Dante audio-over-IP (AoIP) interfaces in a 1U rack mount format. The 8.8M provides 8x8 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. 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 AES67 interoperability mode.

The Iyo Dante® is a cost-effective family of microphone/line Dante audio-over-IP (AoIP) interfaces in a 1U rack mount format. The 16.16M provides 16x16 balanced analog audio inputs and outputs. The Iyo Dante® is a cost-effective family of microphone/line Dante audio-over-IP (AoIP) interfaces in a 1U rack mount format. The 16.16M 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. 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 AES67 interoperability mode.

The Iyo Dante® is a cost-effective family of microphone/line Dante audio-over-IP (AoIP) interfaces in a 1U rack mount format. The 32.32M provides 32x32 balanced analog audio inputs and outputs. The Iyo Dante® is a cost-effective family of microphone/line Dante audio-over-IP (AoIP) interfaces in a 1U rack mount format. The 32.32M provides 32x32 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. 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 AES67 interoperability mode.

The VXL1B-16P (black) and VXL1W-16P (white) support the "Dante" audio network, and use a slim line-array configuration, making them an easy fit perfectly for conference rooms (in the size range of 12m × 10m) that demand vocal clarity while imposing numerous constraints on space, and require both functionality and a sense of design. The VXL1B-16P (black) and VXL1W-16P (white) support the "Dante" audio network, and use a slim line-array configuration, making them an easy fit perfectly for conference rooms (in the size range of 12m × 10m) that demand vocal clarity while imposing numerous constraints on space, and require both functionality and a sense of design. With audio distributed via a Dante network and PoE power* supplied from a PoE compliant L2 switch, the speaker system can be constructed as a network, allowing existing IT infrastructure to be effectively utilized. Simple wiring via LAN cables, easy installation, and no need for a power amp contribute to the flexibility of installation, allowing you to construct an elegant sound system that will not interfere with the design of the conference room.

The HY144-D-SRC audio interface card supports the Dante audio network protocol, handling up to 144 input and 144 output channels of 96 kHz/32-bit digital audio. The HY144-D-SRC audio interface card supports the Dante audio network protocol, handling up to 144 input and 144 output channels of 96 kHz/32-bit digital audio. Onboard sample rate conversion allows interconnection between devices operating at different sampling rates. Five operational modes can be selected via firmware.

• Transmits and receives up to 144 input and 144 output channels of uncompressed 96 kHz/32-bit digital audio.
• Primary and secondary connectors support redundant connections. Daisy chain connections also supported.
• Five firmware-selectable operating modes: 144io (SRC off, 144 in/144 out), 144io SyncSRC (SRC on, synchronous, 144 in/144 out), 72io AsyncSRC (SRC on, asynchronous, 72 in/72 out), 144in AsyncSRC (SRC on, asynchronous, 144 in/0 out), 144o AsyncSRC (SRC on, asynchronous, 0 in/144 out).
• Dimensions (W x H x D): 125 x 37 x 207mm (4.9" x 1.5" x 8.2")
• Net Weight: 0.25 kg (0.6 lbs)

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. The "SWR2311P-10G" is an intelligent L2 switch that provides the ideal functionality for the "Dante" digital audio network that was developed by the Audinate Corporation and is now used world-wide, allowing construction of a stable network that simplifies settings, monitoring, management, and operation. When you connect the VXL1-16P to the SWR2311P-10G, optimal settings for Dante are made automatically via LLDP that is a protocol for passing system management data between a device and its neighboring device. PoE compliant ports can supply a maximum of 30W for all ports simultaneously. It can power not only PoE compliant devices such as the "MCP1" wall-mount controller used for controlling the volume of sound equipment used in conference rooms, or wireless access points, and can also provide ample power for driving even devices that require higher-output PoE such as the VXL1B-16P or VXL1W-16P.

The DCU304 is a Dante enabled Commentary / Announcer unit. It has four inputs, one programme output and three talkback outputs.  The DCU304 is a Dante enabled Commentary / Announcer unit. The unit has four inputs, each selectable to left/right/both ears, one programme microphone output plus three 'lazy' talkback outputs. On pressing a talkback key the programme microphone output will be silently muted and redirected to the selected talkback output(s). The microphone also has a local line level analogue output which also mutes when a talkback key is pressed. Network connection may be either a Neutrik ethercon or a standard RJ45 connector. A LED indicates network status. Microphone gain is adjustable in 1dB steps from +70dB to +15dB and +5dB via the OLED display and lockable push buttons. 48 volt phantom power may also be selected. The DCU304 may be powered PoE or via an external 12 volt power source. The DCU304 can also be used as a cost effective Dante four wire box or as a top quality analogue or Dante mic amp.

DSPPA's DT4T4100E is a wall mount speaker with Dante autio networking. DSPPA's DT4T4100E is a wall mount speaker with Dante autio networking. Features

•  Comply with Dante Network System
• Built-in 2x25W/2x50W digital amplifier
• Can play music, paging and alarm from the console
• One AUX input, one AUX output, 100V input
• 1 AUX output of RCA for power extension
• LED screen indicator for display status

The DARK1616S adds to Glensound's DARK series of professional network Audio I/O devices. The DARK1616S adds to the Glensound's DARK series of professional network Audio I/O devices. The whole Dark series features Redundant Power Supplies and Redundant Networking with both Redundant copper and fiber network circuits available. It was designed for 24/7/365 working in on-air environments. It provides 16 analogue audio inputs or 8 AES3 inputs to the Dante network. It also provides 16 analogue outputs from the network which are in parallel with 8 AES3 outputs. The 'S' part of the product name denotes synchronization, whereby a Word clock input can be used to synchronize the AES3 outputs. It also features a Word clock output that is clocked at the Dante network clock rate which can be used to lock external studio equipment to.

The AoIP22 is designed to easily and quickly interface existing analogue equipment to a Dante® / AES67 network audio system. Packaged in a small & rugged format and designed for outside broadcast, theatre and location applications. The AoIP22 is designed to easily and quickly interface existing analogue equipment to a Dante® / AES67 network audio system. Being powered by PoE means that only one cable needs to be connected to the network to carry both audio and power, providing flexibility and saving time on installation. Robust proven construction techniques, simple reliable interface and excellent specification will help make your technician’s life hassle free. Whilst the low cost and long asset life will keep the accountant satisfied.

The Radial DiNET™ DAN-TX2™ transmitter is an expanded versions of the DAN-TX Dante interface. The Radial DiNET™ DAN-TX2™ transmitter is an expanded versions of the DAN-TX Dante interface. Featuring Neutrik Ethercon connectors demanded by professional touring clients, both boxes deliver 24bit/96kHz resolution across any network using the Dante protocol. The DAN-TX2 features XLR combo, RCA, and 3.5mm analog inputs, with separate trim controls for both channels. 

The Radial DiNET™ DAN-RX2™ receiver is an expanded version of the DAN-RX Dante interfaces. Featuring Neutrik Ethercon connectors demanded by professional touring clients, both boxes deliver 24bit/96kHz resolution across any network using the Dante protocol. The DAN-RX2 is a 2-channel endpoint device, with Ethercon network input and XLR outputs. It also includes a powerful headphone amplifier with both ¼” and 3.5mm outputs.