Description
Dante Signal Interconversion
This professional 4x4 XLR audio bridge acts as a dedicated Dante transmitter that performs bidirectional interconversion between local analog signals and digital network streams. The physical interface incorporates four hybrid XLR/TRS combination input ports alongside four discrete male XLR output ports. Designed to seamlessly handle both balanced and unbalanced audio, every separate input line provides switchable +48V phantom power to accommodate studio condenser microphones and features a 6-level sensitivity adjustment layout.
Integrated DSP Customisation
The device incorporates a built-in digital signal processing (DSP) engine to grant sound operators granular audio shaping capabilities over their environment. Every input and output channel supports independent 8-band parametric equalizer (PEQ) filters featuring custom gain adjustments up to +/-15dB and multi-mode filtering selections. System integrators can seamlessly tweak these frequency gains, modify line channel names, or configure audio delays up to 50ms by launching the internal Web GUI or standard Dante Controller software.
Redundant Hardware Infrastructure
Constructed in a rugged 1U rack-mount metal chassis, the component features dual locking RJ45 network terminals configured for automatic Dante primary and backup network hot-swapping. The electrical architecture provides deployment flexibility by allowing the unit to run entirely on dual PoE+ (Power over Ethernet) network switch lines or an external 12V DC locking power supply. To preserve long-term system life inside professional server environments, the internal circuitry integrates static ESD protection to ward off voltage surges and lightning strikes.