Focusrite RedNet D64R

The RedNet D64R connects a Dante Ethernet-based audio system to any MADI/AES10 setup. The D64R supports up to 64 fully bidirectional channels on optical and coaxial MADI interfaces. This allows any Dante component, including the high-quality RedNet series, to be used in conjunction with a MADI system. It is also possible to integrate MADI components into a Dante system. The D64R features a sample rate converter (SRC) on every input and output, meaning that MADI and Dante systems with different sample rates can be used together. Use a Dante network with MADI-based digital mixers, computer expansion cards, converters and much more. In addition to optical and coaxial MADI interface functionality, the RedNet D64R also offers WordClock inputs and outputs. The D64R features a robust chassis and is built to the highest standards of craftsmanship. Thanks to redundant Ethernet connectivity and dual power supplies, the interface offers the very highest level of reliability. With its compact design, the unit requires just 1U of rack space for up to 64 inputs and outputs.

Features:

• Seamlessly connects a MADI system to a Dante network. Connect Dante to digital mixers, interfaces and cards that operate with MADI; or expand a MADI system with the versatile RedNet audio interfaces, which offer not only extensive connectivity options but also outstanding audio quality. Of course, you can also integrate other Dante-compatible devices.
• Redundant power supply and Ethernet, plus locking EtherCON network connectors.
• Optical and coaxial MADI connections – easy connection to any MADI equipment.
• Dante systems or MADI streams can thus be synchronised to an external clock.
• Up to 64 digital input and output channels at standard sample rates (44.1/48 kHz) from a MADI system, 32 channels at 96 kHz and 16 at 192 kHz.
• Sample rate conversion allows for easy integration of external equipment at any sample rate.
• Compact 1U chassis with the classic red aluminium front panel.
• RedNet Control and Dante Control software allow routing and control from an audio workstation. No hardware patching is required.