Features：
A digital extender, when the conference system host has insufficient power
supply or a long cable distance causes the signal to attenuate and cannot
work normally, the use of the extender can achieve the function of power
supply expansion and communication signal enhancement;
Solve the problems of long-line transmission and signal attenuation, enable
the system to carry more microphone units, and enhance the stability and
reliability of the system.
The Iyo Dante® is a cost-effective family of microphone/line Dante audio-over-IP (AoIP) interfaces in a 1U rack mount format. The 32.32MR 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. With RJ-45/StudioHub + GPIO Connector close-up.
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 Livewire+ AES67 interoperability mode.
Blocks are designed for:
connecting analog or digital AES3 audio signals to sound studios and audio mixers using the AES67 or Dante protocol;
transmission of audio signals over Ethernet 100/1000 BaseT;
performing the function of an 8x8 audio switch and creating a distributed network of switches with a common switching field, limited network bandwidth (one audio channel takes about 1 Mbps).
Supports up to 16 channels of balanced analog audio (8 inputs and 8 outputs) or up to 8 channels of AES 3
digital audio (4 inputs and 4 outputs). The type of audio signals (' xxxx ') for inputs and outputs is selected by the user in the device code independently of each other. The first pair of ' xx ' defines the input signals and the second pair of ' xx ' the output signals (' A ' indicates 2 analog stereo signals; ' E ' indicates 2 AES digital signals ). An additional Ethernet port provides connection to a redundant ( Redundant )) audio transmission networks or device cascading. Management and monitoring is carried out over an Ethernet network using a proprietary program Dante Controller . HDB44 audio connectors.
