Radial DiNET DAN: analog audio via Dante or AES67

The DAN-TX2 transmitter and the DinNET DAN-RX2 receiver are two solutions that allow you to send and receive two channels of analog audio, via a Dante or AES67 digital network, with converters 24 bits/96 KHz.

Radial Engineering, brand represented in Spain by SeeSound, has launched two new devices for audio through Dante or AES67: DiNET DAN-TX2 and DAN-RX2.

These devices provide a simple and robust solution to send or receive two channels of analog audio over a digital network enabled for Dante or AES67, using high quality converters of 24 bits/96 KHz for high audio performance.

The DinNET DAN-TX2 transmitter is capable of transforming any line-level audio signal to a Dante or AES67 network, Using various types of connectors to suit multiple applications and source devices.

Both input channels can be accessed via XLR/jack combo connectors for balanced professional audio equipment, RCA for unbalanced signals and a stereo connector 3.5 Mm (mini-jack) For use with smartphones and tablets. Individual level controls are provided for each channel or can be linked to a single control for easier use with stereo sources.

On the other hand, The DinNET DAN-RX2 receiver can be connected anywhere on the network and allows you to receive two channels of digital audio from a Dante or AES67 network by converting them to balanced analog signals with XLR output, for reliable distribution to PA systems, powered speakers or any other device, as needed.

It also has a headphone output, with jack outputs of 3,5 mm and 1/4 inch to use as a personal monitoring system or for testing purposes.

The difference of the two models is the Ethernet connection with EtherCon connector with lock (more robust) and rack mountable using optional adapters.

Power for each device can be supplied with a 15 V or via Power over Ethernet (Poe), and both power supplies can be used simultaneously for redundancy.

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