Focusrite RedNet A16R MkII - 16 Channel 24/192 Analogue Dante I/O Focusrite RedNet A16R MkII - Interface with Level Control and Redundant Network & Power

Focusrite RedNet A16R MkII 

The Focusrite RedNet A16R MkII is a 16-channel analogue interface designed for Dante networks. The RedNet control allows for independent Input and output level control across all I/O channels. 

The analogue inputs are connected via AES59-configured DB25 connectors on the rear-panel with an additional pair of AES3 I/O is available via male and female XLR connectors for added flexibility. 

The RedNet A16R MkII has two power supplies making it ideal for critical-path applications in recording, live, post-production and broadcast. The built-in redundancy features for silent fail-over in the case of a a network, or power outage.

Key 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.