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AoIP-4O - 4x analogue outputs via a Dante interface on CAT5

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AoIP-4O - 4x analogue outputs via a Dante interface on CAT5The Glensound AoIP4O is packaged in a small & rugged format and designed for outside broadcast, theatre and location applications. Both the AoIP4O and AoIP4I units are designed to easily and quickly interface existing analogue equipment to a Dante AES67 network audio system. Being powered by PoE means that only one cable needs to be connected to the network to carry both audio and power, providing flexibility and saving time on installation. AoIP4O

The Glensound AoIP4O is packaged in a small & rugged format and designed for outside broadcast, theatre and location applications.
Both the AoIP4O and AoIP4I units are designed to easily and quickly interface existing analogue equipment to a Dante® / AES67 network audio system. Being powered by PoE means that only one cable needs to be connected to the network to carry both audio and power, providing flexibility and saving time on installation.
AoIP4O provides 4 balanced analogue audio Outputs from a Dante®/AES67 audio network. 
Robust proven construction techniques, simple reliable interface and excellent specification will help make your technician’s life hassle free, whilst the low cost and long asset life will keep the accountant satisfied.

PoE Powering
For ease of setup only 1 single cable is needed to transport both power and audio to the AoIP units. The network cable carrying audio can also power the device using standard Power Over Ethernet (PoE) technology when connected to a suitable network  switch or to a mid span PoE injector.

EXTERNAL DC POWER INPUT
An industry standard barrel connector is used for powering the AoIP units from an external 12V DC power source.

REDUNDANT POWER
If both PoE and DC power sources are connected then power supply redundancy is automatically enabled, meaning that either one of the power sources can be lost and the AoIP unit will continue working.

POWER ON LED
A bright blue rear panel LED indicates that the device is turned on.

RUBBER FEET
The AoIP units are supplied with stick on rubber feet so if the AoIP4 is to be sat on a desk or the back of a workbench, then the rubber feet are fitted to stop it sliding around.

Features
• Balanced Audio Channels
• Audio interface for Dante / AES67 networks
• Simple AoIP audio interface for professional location work
• Robust, Reliable & Lightweight
• Powered by PoE


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