Muxlab – HDMI/Dante over IP PoE Transmitter


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  • Sample Rate: max. 192kHz | Latency: min. 0.25ms
  • Network Speed: 1Gb/s / 100Mb/s
  • Dimensions: Gr. I (1x1) - 88x88x_ bzw. _mm
  • Installation dimensions: 60x60x_ bzw. _mm (cutout x depth)
  • Color: white (Feller 61), similar to RAL 9010 (also available as standard, e.g. black 60 or option RAL/NCS colour!)

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The CXD-32CF 32×32 I/O Digital Audio Network Interface is a 32×32 48kHz I/O device that supports Dante® and AES67. It provides routing and expansion capabilities into and out of a CrewNet infrastructure via EtherCon Copper and Dual LC Fiber connections. This half-rack device can be powered with either net power over a CrewNet copper connection or via the supplied 48VDC power supply (PPS-48V-02).orking in the field. KEY FEATURES:
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  • Primary and Secondary Redundant EtherCon/Dual LC Fiber Dante Ports
  • Supports 48kHz Sampling Frequency
  • Front and Rear Panel Status Indicators
  • Micro USB Connection for Firmware Updates
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