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Model 5682

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.
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  • Dante Ch: 64x64
  • 24-bit
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  • promedias

promedias – proDT 3.5O UP

Flush-mounted connection with 3.5mm jack output from Dante, EDIZIOdue

  • AES67 & DDM ready!
  • 0x2 LINE OUT (3.5mm Stereo female)
  • PoE / 5VDC Input
  • Stereo L+R DANTE® Broadway
  • Sample Rate: max. 192kHz | Latency: min. 0.25ms
  • Network Speed: 1Gb/s / 100Mb/s
  • Dimensions: Gr. I (1x1) - 88x88x53mm bzw. 50mm
  • Installation dimensions: Ø64x44mm bzw. Ø60x44mm (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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  • Neutrik

Neutrik – XIRIUM PRO RX

This product has reached End of Line and is discontinued XIRIUM PRO NXPTX2 and this NXPRX2 receiver work together to provide digital transmission facilitating the highest possible sound quality, reliability, and outstanding performance in one unique solution. With XIRIUM PRO Neutrik introduces a new, innovative product, allowing for easy adoption of DiWA technology. With just two devices, namely a transmitter (TX) and this receiver (RX), audio transmission can be established quickly, and more cost effectively then using traditional audio cables or other wireless systems. Engineers, artists, and project designers can now think beyond the physical limitations of the traditional audio cable. Equipment such as loudspeakers, amplifiers, and mixing consoles can now be positioned for optimal audio performance and what makes the most acoustic sense allowing artistry and sonic performance to take priority over venue logistics.
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