The Audio Network Interface shall convert 4 analog audio channels into independent digital audio input channels on a Dante™ network. Microphone, auxiliary, and line-level devices are supported, with adjustable gain and +48V phantom power for each channel. In networked conferencing systems, the Audio Network Interface shall provide a simple way to connect analog equipment, such as wired or wireless microphones, onto the audio network. Available in XLR and block connector versions, each box uses a single network cable to receive audio and power through Power over Ethernet (PoE). The web application shall control built-in digital signal processing, including channel settings, parametric equalization, and audio summing from any computer connected to the same network. The block connector model shall provide logic connections (switch and mute) to convert analog logic signals to Ethernet command strings.
- Single Ethernet port carries Dante audio, power (PoE - class 0)
- LEDs indicate device status and audio signal
- Control strings for third-party preset controllers including Crestron® and AMX®
- 4 Band C/S PEQ on every channel
- Provides channel summing to combine input signals and send them over a single Dante™ channel
- Browser-based software control for all device parameters, per input channel:
- Preamp gain
- Mute control
- Digital gain
- Polarity control
- Phantom power
- 1/3 Rack unit wide
- Chassis ground screw (BLOCK version only) provides common chassis ground for multiple inputs
- Available in block connector (audio + logic) and standard XLR variations
- Applications:
- Conferencing
- Available Options:
- ANI4IN-XLR: 4-Channel Dante™ Mic/Line Audio Network Interface-In with XLR connectivity
- ANI4IN-BLOCK: 4-Channel Dante™ Mic/Line Audio Network Interface-In with Block connectivity and Logic functionality
