Dante-enabled Product Catalog

The DIO0808MA-XLR is a Dante enabled interface converting eight analogue microphone or line level inputs to Dante streams. The unit also converts Dante streams to eight line level analogue outputs.

The DDM888 is a 1RU Dante enabled stereo monitor unit with two high/midrange speakers and a single bass driver for quality monitoring. The unit can access sixteen stereo Dante inputs, eight stereo analogue inputs, eight balanced AES inputs and eight stereo SDI audio channels. There is also a programmable preset button for monitoring frequently used combinations. The unit includes a stereo meter which may be selected to analogue PPM style metering with phase indication or bargraph. There is an SDI output as well as a stereo analogue output for external monitoring or metering. The network connections include a selectable redundant or switch secondary.

All inputs include level controls for normalising the input levels if required. Additionally, inputs may be individually delayed by up to eight frames.

The DDM888 includes a webserver GUI for easy setup and selection.

Power may be PoE or Mains.

The B-D2020 is a compact, lightweight network presenter beltpack unit designed to fulfill all audio requirements for situations such as pitchside reporting or presenting.

The unit generates a programme sound microphone output with noiseless diversion of that output to two discreet talkback outputs plus a combined feed.

There are two volume controls, each volume control may be fed with stereo or mono audio.

Various talkback key functions, microphone gain, limiter, phantom power and sidetone are all conveniently adjusted using the OLED display. The display also shows on-air or talk status and meters the microphone audio for confidence.

The unit may be operated using Power over Ethernet or via a 12 volt DC adaptor.

Microphone levels may be adjusted in 1dB steps from 0 to +66dB with switchable 48 volt phantom power.

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.

Designed primarily for switching between monitoring systems the NMS802 is a Dante enabled PoE Network Monitor Switch with one Dante stereo input, one stereo analogue input, eight Dante stereo outputs and one analogue stereo output. The unit includes up to eight frames of programmable stereo delay plus cut, dim and a volume control. There are also two GPI inputs for remote control of cut and dim. The NMS802 has many features that may be programmed via its web page including key colours, delay time, input and output gains and remote control of functions. For convenience of adjustment the delay time may also be set using just the front panel controls as well as via the web page. The unit includes a redundant network connection which may alternatively be used as a network switch output. The Dante Left and Right inputs are mirrored on the rear of the NMS802 as balanced XLR analogue inputs. One of the outputs may be selected as analogue available on the rear.
The unit may be powered by mains or PoE or both.

The B-DF4 is a network four channel four wire unit in a compact aluminium beltpack enclosure.
With four audio inputs and four audio outputs it will meet the most demanding beltpack requirements. The B-DF4 has a built in speaker so may be used as a handy four wire box.
B-DF4 front
The talk buttons can be programmed to operate push to talk, latching or 'smart' (tap to latch, push to talk). When selected to talk the buttons illuminate red.
Listen input(s) may be enabled/disabled in conjunction with the listen select switch. Buttons may be set to flash on incoming audio.
Programming the B-DF4 is simple using the OLED display which also shows line input and output levels during normal operation.Power may be supplied Power over ethernet (PoE) or a 9-16 volt external DC supply.

The SCD1010 is a cost effective Dante Commentary box supporting one commentator. Network connection may be fibre or copper and it has full network redundancy. Microphone amplifier gain and many other adjustments such as phantom power and limit levels may be controlled remotely via the SCD1010's web server. In addition to the commentary box functions there is a built in Dante breakout box with three analogue inputs and six analogue outputs. These inputs and outputs have level controls and may be assigned to local commentary box or network functions, the SCD1010 may even be used as a standalone analogue unit. The SCD1010 can operate at sample rates of 48kHz and 96kHz and may be powered 240V mains, 12 volt or PoE.

The DIO1616MA-XLR is a Dante enabled interface converting sixteen analogue microphone or line level inputs to Dante streams. The unit also converts Dante streams to sixteen line level analogue outputs. All microphone/line level inputs have adjustable gain from +65dB to -12dB and the analogue outputs from +12dB to -12dB in 1dB steps. Phantom power may be selected to each microphone input. The unit operates at 48kHz and 96kHz and network connection may be copper and/or fibre and is PoE enabled. The DIO1616MA-XLR is a Dante enabled interface converting sixteen analogue microphone or line level inputs to Dante streams. The unit also converts Dante streams to sixteen line level analogue outputs. All microphone/line level inputs have adjustable gain from +65dB to -12dB and the analogue outputs from +12dB to -12dB in 1dB steps. Phantom power may be selected to each microphone input. Network connections may be copper and/or fibre via two SFPs and the unit includes connections for network redundancy. The DIO1616MA is PoE enabled so may be operated without a mains supply if required. All level control and phantom switching is adjusted using the built in web server. The unit operates at sample rates of 48kHz and 96kHz. The unit will also operate in AES67 mode. Power is PoE or mains 110-240 VAC 50/60Hz auto switching. Dimensions 2RU, 300mm deep.

The DIO1616MA is a Dante enabled interface unit converting sixteen analogue microphone or line level inputs to Dante streams. The unit also converts Dante streams to sixteen line level analogue outputs.  The DIO1616MA is a Dante enabled interface unit converting sixteen analogue microphone or line level inputs to Dante streams. The unit also converts Dante streams to sixteen line level analogue outputs.  All microphone/line level inputs have adjustable gain from +65dB to -12dB and the analogue outputs from +12dB to -12dB. Phantom power may be selected to each microphone input. Network connections may be copper and/or fibre and the unit includes connections for network redundancy. The DIO1616MA is PoE enabled so it may be operated without a mains supply. All level control and phantom switching is adjusted using the built in web server. The unit operates at a sample rates of 48kHz or 96kHz

The DIO816AES is an inexpensive way to get your AES audio into and out of the Dante or AES67 network. The unit has eight stereo AES inputs and eight stereo AES outputs with remote network level control. It can handle multiple sample rates and includes a secondary port for Dante Redundancy or a switch output. The DIO816AES is an inexpensive way to get your AES audio into and out of the Dante or AES67 network. The unit has eight stereo AES inputs and eight stereo AES outputs with remote network level control. It can handle multiple sample rates and includes a secondary port for Dante Redundancy or a switch output. Both ports include network activity LEDs. Level and operational adjustments may be made using the DIO816AES’s web page.

The DPM802 is a Dante enabled PoE Production monitor unit with eight Dante stereo inputs, one analogue stereo input and both Dante and analogue stereo outputs. The unit includes up to eight frames of programmable stereo delay plus cut, dim and a volume control. The DPM802 is a Dante enabled PoE Production monitor unit with eight Dante stereo inputs, one analogue stereo input and both Dante and analogue stereo outputs. The unit includes up to eight frames of programmable stereo delay plus cut, dim and a volume control. Long Product Description (150 words or less): The DPM802 is a Dante enabled PoE Production monitor unit with eight Dante stereo inputs, one analogue stereo input and both Dante and analogue stereo outputs. The unit includes up to eight frames of programmable stereo delay plus cut, dim and a large volume control. There are two GPI inputs for remote control of cut and dim. The DPM802 has many features that may be programmed via its web page including key colours, delay time, input gains and remote control of functions. For convenience of adjustment the delay time may also be set using just the front panel controls as well as via the web page. The unit includes a redundant network connection which may alternatively be used as a network switch output. The Dante Outputs Left and Right are mirrored on the rear of the DPM802 as balanced XLR analogue outputs for convenient connection to a power amplifier. The two analogue inputs may be assigned to any of the select switches. The unit may be powered by mains or PoE or both.

The DCD2020 is a Dante enabled Commentary box supporting 2+1 commentators.  The DCD2020 is a Dante enabled Commentary box supporting 2+1 commentators. Network connection may be fibre or copper and it has full network redundancy. Mic gains and other adjustments my be made on the local lockable LCD screen or remotely via the DCD2020's web page. In addition to the commentary box functions there is a built in Dante breakout box with six analogue inputs and eight analogue outputs. With 240V mains, 12 volt and PoE powering and a built in ethernet switch the DCD2020 can truly be the hub of your commentary system.

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.

The FWD6006 is a six channel desktop version of our FWD8000. It is a Dante enabled four wire box with six four wire inputs, six four wire outputs plus six IFB inputs. A mix output and a hot microphone output are also available on the network. In addition to the network connections three of the four wire inputs and outputs are mirrored onto the rear of the unit for local analogue use as well as two IFB inputs. Power may be supplied by PoE, an external 12 volt supply or battery or via the IEC mains inlet. The FWD6006 is a six channel desktop version of our FWD8000. It is a Dante enabled four wire box with six four wire inputs, six four wire outputs plus six IFB inputs. A mix output and a hot microphone output are also available on the network. In addition to the network connections three of the four wire inputs and outputs are mirrored onto the rear of the unit for local analogue use as well as two IFB inputs. Power may be supplied by PoE, an external 12 volt supply or battery or via the IEC mains inlet. Each channel has a cut switch, a ifb monitor button plus a vox incoming audio present indicator. Press the talk keys down for momentary operation and up to latch. The latch operation can be defeated if required. Units can be supplied with a headphone jack or a 5 pin XLR headset connector. There is also a microphone cut button. When a talk key is pressed incoming audio to the loudspeaker is normally dimmed to prevent feedback, the level may be adjusted or defeated as required. The FWD6006 has a secondary ethernet interface which may be used a switch output or for network redundancy. Mains requirement is 110-240VAC 50/60Hz. Dimensions: 100mm high, 180mm deep, 200mm wide.

The FWD8000 is a Dante enabled four wire box with eight four wire inputs, eight four wire outputs plus eight IFB inputs. A mix output and a hot microphone output are also available on the network. In addition to the network connections four of the four wire inputs and outputs are mirrored onto the rear of the unit for local analogue use as well as two IFB inputs. Power may be supplied by PoE, an external 12 volt supply or battery or via the IEC mains inlet. The FWD8000 is a Dante enabled four wire box with eight four wire inputs, eight four wire outputs plus eight IFB inputs. A mix output and a hot microphone output are also available on the network. In addition to the network connections four of the four wire inputs and outputs are mirrored onto the rear of the unit for local analogue use as well as two IFB inputs. Power may be supplied by PoE, an external 12 volt supply or battery or via the IEC mains inlet. Each channel has a cut switch, a ifb monitor button plus a vox incoming audio present indicator. Press the talk keys down for momentary operation and up to latch. The latch operation can be defeated if required. Units can be supplied with a headphone jack or a 5 pin XLR headset connector.  There is an 'all talk' key which can be set to talk to any or all of the four wire outputs. There is also a microphone cut button. When a talk key is pressed incoming audio to the loudspeaker is normally dimmed to prevent feedback, the level may be adjusted or defeated as required.  The FWD8000 has a secondary ethernet interface which may be used a switch output or for network redundancy. Mains requirement is 110-240VAC 50/60Hz. Dimensions: 1RU 200mm deep.

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. 

The Prehear D4080 is a Dante enabled version of our analogue Prehear 1020. The unit is unusual in that it is Dante equipped but is also fully functional in stand alone analogue mode or even both at once, particularly useful for derigs. The Prehear D4080 is a Dante enabled version of our analogue Prehear 1020. The unit is unusual in that it is Dante equipped but is also fully functional in stand alone analogue mode or even both at once, particularly useful for derigs. The unit presents itself to the network as a ten input, two output device but also has ten analogue inputs and two analogue outputs. All inputs are selectable to either or both of the two internal speakers, line level speaker outputs and headphone socket with individual volume controls, cut buttons and signal input LEDs. The unit includes a secondary port for Dante Redundancy or a switch output. Both ports include network activity LEDs.  The Prehear 4080 covers all those 'listen' feeds required by production. Pre-fade listen feeds of presenters, off air feeds, and all those other bits and pieces that waste talkback matrix inputs can be fed directly to these units with convenient local control. Each input may be switched to left, right, or both speakers.  Each channel has an audio present (VOX) indicator, a volume control and a cut switch with bright blue illumination.  There is a speaker cut button with red illumination and a stereo headphone socket suitable for stereo or 316 jacks. An indicator illuminates on successful connection to the network. Both loudspeaker amplifiers have built in limiters to protect the loudspeakers. All analogue inputs and outputs are on XLR and there are two line level outputs with switching following the left/right/both switches.  Dimensions: 1RU 160mm deep.

The DMIX30 is a Dante enabled mixer which includes six discreet five into one mixers. All audio inputs and outputs are assignable via the Dante network and have adjustable gain from off to +12dB. Additional gain of +20dB may be switched to each input allowing a maximum of +44dB gain. All mixers include a switchable limiter with threshold adjustment. The DMIX30 is a Dante enabled mixer which includes six discreet five into one mixers. All audio inputs and outputs are assignable via the Dante network and have adjustable gain from off to +12dB. Additional gain of +20dB may be switched to each input allowing a maximum of +44dB gain. All mixers include a switchable limiter with threshold adjustment. All six mixers have TFT bargraph metering which may be selected to either dBFS or PPM metering scales with appropriate ballistics.  The six mixer outputs are available over the Dante network but also as balanced analogue XLR outputs on the rear of the unit.  The secondary Dante network connector can be selected to operate either in redundant mode or as a switch output to daisy chain to more Dante equipped devices.  A special feature of this unit is that any or all of the mixers may be remote controlled. The unit can accept up to six separate remotes each of which is assignable to any of or any combination of the mixers. Perfect for controlling remote sources such as radio talkback feeds.  The data from the remotes is encoded in a modified 'time code' signal so may be carried over any standard audio transport, including audio fibre channels. The remotes are available separately so may be added if and when required. The unit operates on 110-240VAC 50/60Hz with auto switching. Dimensions: 2RU 150mm deep.