Rated 4.9 (112 reviews)
The AU-DTI4-TX puts four analogue audio channels onto a Dante network from a single PoE-powered box. Each balanced input on a 3-pin terminal block has adjustable pre-gain, a mute and switchable phantom power (off, 5V or 48V), so microphones and line sources can both be connected. It suits adding local inputs at a lectern, meeting room or stage position where one Cat5e or Cat6 run to the switch replaces analogue multicore.
4
Balanced inputs
48V
Phantom power
PoE
802.3af power
~1ms
Typical latency
PoE switch and Dante software neededThe AU-DTI4-TX is powered only by PoE (802.3af) from the network switch, with no local power input listed. Basic setup needs a serial over USB connection, and audio routing is done in third-party Dante control software.
Features
Four balanced analogue mono inputs on 3-pin terminal blocks
Adjustable pre-gain and mute on every input
Phantom power per input: off, 5V or 48V
Dante output on a standard RJ45 network port
Powered by PoE (802.3af) from the network switch
Low latency, typically around 1ms
Setup via serial over USB, routing via Dante control software
Specifications
| Brand | CYP |
| Model | AU-DTI4-TX |
| Inputs | 4x balanced analogue mono (3-pin terminal block) |
| Network | 1x RJ45 Dante |
| Service port | USB Micro |
| Max input level | 4Vrms |
| Input impedance | 42.3kΩ |
| Phantom power | Off, 5V or 48V |
| Latency | Typically around 1ms |
| Power | PoE (802.3af) |
| Power consumption | 6W |
| Chassis | Aluminium, black |
| Dimensions | 128 x 25 x 108mm (W x H x D) |
| Weight | 360g |
