The Audioarts D-75N: The standalone audio console that NETWORKS with others!

The new D-75N is an enhanced version of Audioarts' established D-75 digital audio console that permits integration with the Audioarts NET Digital Router, as well as the Audioarts IOC-16 Digital Audio I/O Center (both sold separately). It allows the D-75 (normally a standalone audio console) to access a digital audio network system on six of its input faders (other inputs continue to operate independently) thus providing considerable networked flexibility to an individual studio (the “best of both worlds”). Where standalone input channels have an A/B dual source select switch, networked inputs have eight character Source displays, a Source Select encoder knob and a “Take” button, which allow selection of any source made available to the D-75N console via its Cat-5 network connector cable. In addition, the six router channels (collectively called the NET-75 panel) allow two local stereo analog sources to be made available to the network system. At the same time the D-75N's four output busses (Program, Audition, Auxiliary and Utility) are made available to the main router system through the console's network Cat-5 link.

This particular console, D75-N12, is the 12-channel mainframe. Note: Photo is for larger 20-channel mainframe console with options. The Base D75N12 System Includes: 4 Mic Preamps, 6 Stereo Line Input Modules, 6-Channel Net75 Panel, Control Room Monitor Module, Studio Monitor Module, Output Module, 1 Blank Module (reserved for SP-75 or IN-75), 2 Blank Modules (reserved for TR-75 or LS-75), External Power Supply, 4 LED Meters, Cue Speaker, Digital Clock & Timer, Headphone Jack, Installation Connector Kit with Crimp Tool, Manual. Click here to get a quote.

Now continuing the discussion on how to network this console. The IOC-16 audio input/output center acts as a networked intermediate link between a D-75N digital audio console and the central NET router. THE IOC-16 chassis rear accepts plug-in card modules for a clean and easy wiring installation. Each unit accepts four input and four output cards (analog or AES digital) and each card can handle four stereo signals.

The NET Router is a high-speed central switch that links multiple studios (via Cat-5 cable) with your technical operations center. Each of its eight links can handle 64 secure bi-directional data paths with embedded control signals, allowing you to centralize shared audio resources and integrate eight separate D-75N digital audio consoles as a working network. An Ethernet link handles administrative tasks, and a Clock port allows synchronization to an external master clock.

For detailed information on the D75, click on the brochure.



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