Dante-enabled Product Catalog

The Model 207A eSports Console offers a unique combination of analog and digital audio resources specifically intended to support eSports-related live event, entertainment, and streaming broadcast applications. The unit is housed in a compact, steel enclosure that's intended for table-top use. Its compact size also makes it ideal for use in space-constrained locations. Color-configurable LED lights cast a distinctive "underglow" from the bottom of the enclosure. The Model 207A 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 207A's audio quality is excellent, with low distortion, low noise, and ample headroom. Careful circuit design and rugged components ensure long, reliable operation. Key Features

• Dante audio-over-Ethernet technology
• Supports headsets with 5-pin XLR and 3.5 mm TRRS CTIA connectors
• Independent stereo earbud and headset headphone outputs
• Integrated masking noise source
• Unbalanced stereo line-input for compatibility with computer audio
• Main, talkback, and two computer audio output channels
• Compact unit supports one on-air location
• Excellent audio performance
• Uses STcontroller for configuration
• Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) powered

The Model 201 Interpreter's Console is a complete solution for supporting applications that utilize specialized personnel who perform simultaneous language interpretation. Suitable for use in single- or multi-language situations, the Dante® audio-over-Ethernet-enabled unit includes a range of features not typically provided by "off-the-shelf" interpretation equipment. The Model 201 provides both the standard and advanced features required for successful deployment in local and off-site/remote applications.

The Model 395 GPO Interface supports two general-purpose output (GPO) signals for a range of applications. The unit is housed in a lightweight, aluminum, tabletop enclosure.

The Model 394 GPI Interface supports two general-purpose input (GPI) signals for a range of applications. The unit is housed in a lightweight, aluminum, tabletop enclosure.

he Model 544D is an audio interface that supports Dante networking and provides two analog line-level inputs and two analog line-level outputs. Also includes two installer-accessible general-purpose inputs (GPI) and general-purpose outputs (GPO). The Model 544D is designed to serve as a dual-channel analog input/output interface for various applications. Configured using the STcontroller software application. Housed in a lightweight tabletop enclosure; optional mounting kits available. Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) powered. Can also be powered by 12 volts DC.

The Model 543D IFB Interface provides broadcast-standard powered and line-level (non-powered) analog IFB outputs from audio signals from a Dante network. IFB, also known as "interruptible foldback" or talent cueing, is a method commonly used by broadcast on-air talent and related personnel to receive one-way (listen-only) audio signals associated with live-event broadcasts. Especially important in sports and entertainment events, IFB plays a crucial role in virtually all broadcast applications that require people to stay "in the know." Dante has found wide acceptance as an audio "backbone" due to its ease of use, high performance, strong interoperability, and wide adoption by a large number of equipment manufacturers. Key Features Dante audio-over-Ethernet technology Two powered 2-channel IFB outputs Two line-level IFB outputs Excellent audio quality Level metering and status LEDs Uses STcontroller for configuration PoE and 12 volts DC powering Table-top, portable, or optional rack-mount use

The Model 352A Talk Station is a unique product intended to support a variety of voice paging, background music, audio-file playback, broadcast talent cueing (IFB), and general-audio applications. The unit supplies two "talk" channels that can be individually configured to match the needs of an application. A monitor section allows one of two Dante® receiver (input) channels to be routed as desired to a connected amplifier or amplified speaker. Key Features Dante audio-over-Ethernet technology Supports GME-3-12 gooseneck microphone Voice-paging capability with background music support Broadcast talent cueing (IFB) capability Two independent output channels Analog monitor output with input selection Stores and replays two digital audio (WAV) files Excellent audio quality Uses STcontroller for configuration Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) powered

A StudioComm for Dante system designed for supporting 5.1 and stereo monitoring applications. Dante and analog inputs and outputs. Features include two 5.1 Dante digital audio inputs, two stereo Dante digital audio inputs, one 5.1 analog audio input, and two stereo analog line inputs. Also includes two 5.1 Dante digital audio outputs, two stereo Dante digital audio outputs, one 5.1 analog audio output, and one stereo analog audio output. Optional AES3 balanced (one 25-pin D-sub) or unbalanced (four BNCs) digital 5.1 surround and stereo inputs can be added. Includes bass management, downmix, and cue-mix capability. Three configurable Ethernet network interfaces; two for transporting audio and the third for accessing the management menu system. Includes 9-pin D-sub cable for linking Model 794 with Model 795. Powered by 100-240 Vac . Can also be powered by an external source of 12 Vdc

The Model 354A Talk Station is a unique product intended to support a variety of voice paging, background music, audio-file playback, broadcast talent cueing (IFB), and general-audio applications. The unit supplies four independent "talk" channels that can be individually configured to match the needs of an application. A monitor section allows one of the four Dante® receiver (input) channels to be routed as desired to a connected amplifier or amplified speaker. Key Features Dante audio-over-Ethernet technology Supports GME-3-12 gooseneck microphone Voice-paging capability with background music support Broadcast talent cueing (IFB) capability Four independent output channels Analog monitor output with input selection Stores and replays two digital audio (WAV) files Excellent audio quality Uses STcontroller for configuration Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) powered

The Model 5682 units are a specialized interface that allows two independent audio-over-Ethernet networks to be interconnected. One network supports the applicable SMPTE® ST 2110 standards while the other network supports Dante®. Two versions are available. The Model 5682-01 allows linking (in each direction) of up to 32 ST 2110-30 audio channels (at 48 kHz sample rate) with 32 Dante channels (at 44.1 or 48 kHz sample rate) or 16 Dante channels (at 88.2 or 96 kHz sample rate). The Model 5682-02 allows linking (in each direction) of up to 64 ST 2110-30 audio channels (at 48 kHz sample rate) with 64 Dante channels (at 44.1 or 48 kHz sample rate) or 32 Dante channels (at 88.2 or 96 kHz sample rate). The Dante interfaces support AES67 and the Dante Domain Manager™ application. Each unit mounts in one space (1U) of a 19-inch rack and is powered by 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz. Units can also be powered by an external source of 12 Vdc.

the Model 5365 supports a number of command types outlined in the STcontroller protocol. Typically, the Device Specific commands are the ones users are looking to access and listed in this document.

The Model 5312 is a rack-mounted unit that is designed to serve as an audio control center for production and support personnel in numerous applications, including on-air television sports and news broadcasting, live events, theater, industrial, aerospace, and corporate AV.

The Model 203 Announcer's Console offers the audio resources needed to directly support a complete broadcast on-air position. Using Dante® audio-over-Ethernet technology, the unit provides main and talkback output channels, talent cue (IFB) inputs, and sidetone capabilities.

The Model 545DC Intercom Interface allows two single-channel analog party-line (PL) intercom circuits and associated user devices to be incorporated into Dante® audio-over-Ethernet applications. The Model 545DC directly supports both analog party-line (PL) and Dante, providing excellent performance in both domains. An Ethernet connection is all that's required to make the Model 545DC part of a sophisticated, networked audio system.

The Model 214A Announcer's Console is designed to serve as the audio control center for announcers, commentators, and production personnel. This tabletop unit supports applications utilizing the Dante® audio-over-Ethernet media networking technology. Two pushbutton switches allow the user to control the main and talkback audio output channels. Ease of use, configuration flexibility, and sonic excellence are some of the unit's highlights.

The Model 215A Announcer's Console is designed to serve as the audio control center for announcers, commentators, and production personnel. This tabletop unit supports applications utilizing the Dante® audio-over-Ethernet media networking technology. Three pushbutton switches allow the user to control the main and talkback audio output channels. Ease of use, configuration flexibility, and sonic excellence are some of the unit's highlights.

The Model 216A Announcer's Console is designed to serve as the audio control center for announcers, commentators, and production personnel. It can also serve as a 4-channel IFB (interrupted foldback or talent cueing) main station for remote production (REMI) applications. Four pushbutton switches allow the user to control the main and talkback audio output channels. Ease of use, configuration flexibility, and sonic excellence are some of the unit's highlights.

The Model 342 Intercom Station is a compact, desktop device that supports two channels of talk and listen. The unit begins with the features offered by traditional analog party-line (PL) 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 362A Listen-Only Beltpack is a self-contained 2-channel user device that supports headphone monitoring of two audio channels associated with the Dante® audio-over-Ethernet media networking technology. Each Model 362A is intended to be used by one user, providing them with the form factor, reliability, and features needed to be effective in a variety of applications.

The Model 545DR is designed for applications that utilize 2-channel party-line (PL) intercom circuits. Dante audio-over-Ethernet media networking technology is used to transport the two send and two receive audio channels. Two Model 545DR units can interconnect by way of an Ethernet network. Alternately, a Model 545DR can interconnect with other devices such as matrix intercom systems, DSP processors, and audio consoles. Party-line power and termination can be supplied by the Model 545DR, allowing direct connection of user beltpacks such as the RTS® BP325. Housed in a lightweight tabletop enclosure with optional mounting kits. Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) powered.

Key Features

Dante audio-over-Ethernet technology

Integrated party-line intercom power source

Analog hybrids with auto null capability

Input and output level metering

Excellent audio quality

PoE and 12 Vdc powering

Standard connectors

Table-top, portable, or optional rack-mount use

The Model 392 is designed for a variety of applications that require a visual status indicator. An array of red/green/blue (RGB) LEDs provide backlighting for a distinctively shaped polycarbonate (plastic) lens assembly. The Model 392 can serve as a broadcast "on-air" light, a room occupied display, or an intercom call signal indicator. In addition, the unit can serve as an audio level display, with a green, yellow, and red indication of audio level. Full operation requires only a Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) 100 Mb/s data connection. It's compatible with the popular Dante® audio-over-Ethernet protocol but offers support for a range of additional applications. Configuration is performed using the Studio Technologies' STcontroller software application. Selected configuration values are stored within the Model 392's non-volatile memory. A variety of methods are provided to allow control of the Model 392's LED array. These include using STcontroller's "virtual" button, receiving network-transported UDP commands, and responding to an audio signal level associated with a Dante digital audio connection.

Key Features

Dante audio-over-Ethernet technology

General-purpose visual indicator with RGB LEDs

On, flashing, and audio level displays

Responds to high-frequency (18-23 kHz) call, UDP commands, and PCM audio data

Mounts in a US-standard 2-gang electrical box

Single Decora-style lens opening dimensions

Configured using STcontroller application

Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) powered

The Model 5304 Intercom Station provides four independent talk and listen channels that are compatible with Dante® audio-over-Ethernet networks. An extensive range of configurable parameters allow the performance to be optimized for numerous intercom applications. The unit is designed to serve as a user station for production and support personnel in applications including on-air television broadcasting, live events, theater, industrial, aerospace, house of worship, and corporate AV. The Model 5304's four channels can be part of a virtual "party-line" intercom system created with other compatible devices. The unit's lightweight aluminum enclosure is intended for desktop or tabletop use. Optional mounting kits allow one or two Model 5304 units to be mounted in one space (1U) of a standard 19-inch rack enclosure.

Key Features

Dante audio-over-Ethernet technology

Four independent talk and listen channels

Supports dynamic and electret microphones

5-pin female XLR headset connector

Uses STcontroller for configuration

Two remote control inputs

Call send and receive functions

Excellent audio quality

AES67 and Dante Domain Manager support

Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) powered

The Model 209 Talent Console offers a unique combination of audio, remote control, and tally-output resources for use in podcast and other specialized audio applications. The unit is housed in a compact enclosure that's intended for mounting under a tabletop, within custom furniture, or as part of an on-air set.

The Model 209 supports Dante® audio-over-Ethernet digital media technology and AES67 for integration into contemporary applications. Dante Domain Manager™ software application is supported.

The unit is simple to deploy, is "pro" quality, and provides an intuitive user experience. The audio quality is excellent, with low distortion, low noise, and high headroom. Careful circuit design and rugged components ensure long, reliable operation.

The Model 209 integrates directly into Dante audio-over-Ethernet environments. A PoE connection, microphone, and a pair of headphones or earpiece create a complete audio "position." Remote control inputs and tally outputs allow the unit to integrate into complex applications.

The Model 5401A provides the PTP v1 (IEEE 1588-2002) compatibility that's required by Dante. In addition, the unit supports PTP v2 (IEEE 1588-2008) for AES67 applications. A word clock output provides a general-purpose timing reference for use by external devices. The Model 5401A also generates eight sine-wave audio tones on Dante transmitter (output) channels which can be useful during audio network installation, maintenance, and operation. A sync input connection allows the Model 5401A's internal oscillator to be synchronized with a variety of timing and reference signals.

Key Features
• Dedicated Leader clock for Dante audio-over-IP and AES67 applications
• High-performance IEEE 1588 PTP v1 and v2 servers
• Internal temperature-stabilized frequency reference
• Compatible with external word clock, video sync, and 10 MHz sources
• Word clock output with selectable rates
• Eight configurable audio tone signals
• Three Gigabit Ethernet interfaces support independent Dante and management networks
• Webpage management and USB flash drive software updating

The Model 5402 provides the PTP v1 (IEEE 1588-2002) compatibility required by Dante. Supports PTP v2 (IEEE 1588-2008) for AES67 applications. Includes an integrated GNSS (satellite) receiver to allow a precise timing reference to be acquired from the four major constellations. A sync input connection allows the Model 5402's internal oscillator to be synchronized with a variety of external timing and reference signals. A word clock output provides a general-purpose timing reference for use by external devices.
Key Features
• Integral GNSS (satellite) receiver for nanosecond-level timing accuracy
• Supports GPS (USA), Galileo (Europe), BeiDou (China), and GLONASS (Russia)
• Dedicated Leader clock for Dante audio-over-IP, AES67, ST 2110, and DDM applications
• High-performance IEEE 1588 PTP v1 and v2 servers
• Allows synchronization of audio between multiple sites
• Word clock output with selectable rates
• Eight configurable audio tone signals
• Three Gigabit Ethernet interfaces support independent redundant Dante and management networks
• Webpage management and USB flash drive software updating

The Model 5422A is suitable for use in fixed and mobile broadcast facilities, post-production studios, commercial and educational theater environments, and entertainment applications. Only power and Ethernet network connections are required for the Model 5422A to provide a powerful resource in a variety of Dante applications. The Model 5422A is available in two versions – one with 32 input and output channels and the other with 64 input and output channels.
• Dante audio-over-IP technology with AES67 and DDM support
• Creates multiple virtual party-line (PL) intercom circuits
• Special audio functions including summing, IFB, and audio switching
• Auto Mix for enhanced audio performance
• Perfect for REMI/At-Home production applications
• Two versions available: one or two 32-channel audio engines
• Three Gigabit Ethernet interfaces support independent redundant Dante and management networks
• Webpage management and USB flash drive software updating
• AC mains and 12 volts DC powering
• Lightweight enclosure, single rack-space (1U) mounting

The Model 5482 Dante Bridge provides a high-performance means of interconnecting ("bridging") Dante audio-over-Ethernet channels associated with two independent local-area-networks (LANs) or Dante domains. The unit is compatible with the Dante Domain Manager^™ (DDM) software application and is complaint with the AES67 technical standard. The Model 5482 allows up to 64 audio channels to pass in each direction. Internal sample rate conversion (SRC) capability provides sample rate, bit-depth, and timing conversion to ensure that audio signal integrity is maintained.