Dante AVIO USB IO Adapter 2x2
Dante Adapter
- For connecting a computer to a Dante network
- Ideal for recording or playing a stereo signal
- Robust housing for the tour everyday
- Fully functional Dante interface
- Transmits 2 inputs and 2 outputs with 48 kHz / 24 bit
- Class compliant
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Available since May 2018
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Item number 436812
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Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
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Recording / Playback Channels 2x2
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Number of Mic Inputs 0
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Number of Line Inputs 0
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Instrument Inputs 0
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Number of Line Outs 0
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Headphone Outs 0
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Phantom power No
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Number of S/PDIF Connectors 0
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Number of ADAT Connectors 0
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Numer of AES/EBU Connectors 0
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Number of MADI Connectors 0
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Ethernet 1
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Other Connectors No
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MIDI interface No
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Word Clock No
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Max. sample rate (kHz) 48 kHz
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Max. resolution in bit 24 bit
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USB Bus-Powered Yes
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Incl. power supply No
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USB Version 2.0
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Width in mm 0 mm
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Connection Format USB Cable Type A (fix)
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Included in delivery n/a
A USB adapter for Dante networks
The Audinate Dante AVIO USB IO adapter is a compact, fully functional Dante interface – it's a simple and cost-effective way of connecting any computer to a Dante audio network, enabling recording and playback without the need to install additional drivers. The portable device, with its robust casing and built-in USB-A cable, is equipped with 2x2 channels with a resolution of 24Bit/48kHz. The entire system is managed via the easy-to-use Dante Controller software, and mobile devices can also be integrated into a Dante audio network with a compatible USB adapter.
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Also supports the AES67 standard
The Dante AVIO USB IO adapter's most impressive functions are its high playback quality at extremely low latency rates, and the sample-accurate synchronisation it is capable of across an entire audio network. Conveniently, there's no need for an external power supply – instead, the Dante AVIO USB adapter simply operates via the USB port of the computer to which it is connected, or with a standard PoE (Power over Ethernet) switch. Of course, the Dante AVIO USB adapter is fully compatible with the Dante Domain Manager (DDM); it also supports the flexible AES67 format, enabling connections with non-Dante networks.
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Ready for use on the road
Any audio network user who is looking for a practical, portable, and compact way of quickly connecting computers or mobile devices to a Dante network will find that Audinate's Dante AVIO USB IO adapter has all the bases covered. The adapter is automatically recognised as soon as it's connected, and the proprietary Dante Controller software makes it equally easy to operate – it's quite literally plug and play. The Dante AVIO USB IO adapter was expressly developed for mobile use, so its robust casing is made of ultrasonic-welded ABS plastic, with the high-quality USB cable ensuring reliable results in any situation.
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About Audinate
Audinate was founded in 2003 by Aidan Williams. It introduced Dante, an innovative networking technology that finally solved the problems of delivering tightly synchronised audio with extremely low network latency. In doing so, Audinate transferred these advantages from IT technology to the professional AV industry. And in simplifying network setup, the manufacturer also created a new type of user interface that quickly proved intuitive and easy to use. Today, the Dante network is firmly established on the market and is used by companies worldwide for the professional transmission of audio and video signals. By the end of 2014, more than 170 manufacturers had partnered with Audinate. The most common areas of application are live events, broadcast transmissions, and conferences.
Transmitting and receiving made easy
The Dante AVIO USB IO adapter, with its bidirectional stereo input and output, is an excellent companion for conferences and presentations of all kinds. For example, portable devices – with audio coming from programs like media players, conference software, or presentation apps – can easily be connected to networked loudspeaker systems. Alternatively, the audio from a presentation or event can be captured and streamed live online using a single device. Despite its limited number of audio channels, the Dante AVIO USB adapter provides a great degree of flexibility and can be used in a wide range of applications.