FOCUSRITE Pro RedNet A16R MkII 16 Channel 24/192 Analogue Dante I/O Interface with Level Control, Redundant Network & Power

Focusrite RedNet A16R MKII at a Glance:

Reliable, robust digital audio networking for Dante digital audio network environments
16 channels of analog I/O provides robust connectivity
24-bit operation at up to 192kHz sampling rate
Superb audio quality with a dynamic range of 119dB
Proven Dante networking technology uses standard networking components
Brooklyn II Dante chipset for up to 32 Tx and 32 Rx flows across a Dante network
Units are hot-swappable, detected and configured automatically upon plugging into power
Redundant power supply and network connectivity
Free Brainworx bx_console re-creation of Focusrite's ISA 110 and ISA 130 modules Focusrite RedNet A16R MKII Ethernet Audio Network Interface Features:

16-channel bi-directional analogue interface for Dante networks, with additional two-channel AES3 I/O.
Precision A-D and D-A conversion with 119dB dynamic range, flat from 20Hz - 20 kHz (+/- 0.15dB).
Individual input/output channel level control using RedNet Control software.
Dual PSUs with locking IEC inlets.
Dual locking etherCON connectors for Primary and Secondary network connections.
Power supply and ethernet redundancy with auto switchover in case of failure.
Front-panel LED indicators for PSU, network, sample rate, signal present and clock source status.
Sample rate conversion on the AES3 inputs allows external equipment to run at any sample rate.
Analogue I/O on four AES59 standard DB25 connectors.
Digital I/O on a pair of XLR connectors (AES3).
Rear panel XLR connector can either be used as a DARS input or as a traditional AES3 audio input.
BNC connectors for Word Clock input and output.
Compact 1U chassis allows maximum functionality in minimum rack space.
AES67 and AES70 compliant.
SMPTE ST 2110 compliant when used with Dante Domain Manager (sold separately).
Full operability with Focusrite RedNet and Red interfaces, plus all Dante devices from hundreds of manufacturers.
Remote control with RedNet Control, and route via Dante Control.