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The Lindy 2ch Analog Audio to Dante Encoder (70622) is designed for professional AV integrators, live sound technicians, and broadcast engineers who need to bridge legacy analog audio equipment with modern IP-based Dante networks. By converting two channels of balanced or unbalanced audio into high-fidelity Dante and AES67 streams, it offers a robust solution for networked audio distribution; however, users should note that the device requires familiarity with Dante Controller software to manage routing and latency settings effectively.
| Model Part Number | 70622 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lindy |
Yes, the device supports both Dante and AES67 network audio protocols.
Yes, the encoder is compatible with both balanced and unbalanced analog audio signals.
It supports 24-bit audio at 44.1, 48, 88.2, and 96kHz.
Latency settings (1ms, 2ms, or 5ms) are managed through the Dante Controller software interface.
Please check the included accessories in your package, but the unit is designed to be powered via PoE or any standard USB-C power supply.
It supports automatic device discovery, though final routing and channel management must be completed in Dante Controller.
Verify that the network cable is securely connected and that your computer is on the same subnet as the encoder.
Adjust the 5-position DIP switches on the device to properly match the gain levels of your specific analog audio source.
Ensure the PoE switch is supplying sufficient power or check the USB-C connection and the power adapter for functionality.
To set up the encoder, first connect your analog audio source (balanced or unbalanced) to the inputs. Connect the Ethernet port to a Dante-compatible network switch, preferably one that supports PoE to minimize cabling. If PoE is unavailable, connect the unit to a stable USB-C power source. Once powered, use the Dante Controller software on a connected computer to discover the unit and assign channels. Always ensure the firmware of the unit is updated via the controller for optimal performance. Regarding care, keep the unit in a well-ventilated area to prevent heat buildup and avoid placing it near sources of high electromagnetic interference. Clean the exterior only with a dry, soft cloth, ensuring no liquid enters the input or Ethernet ports.
