The XIO 9001ADA Analog Audio Distribution Amplifier distributes both analog audio inputs to 3 seperate outputs for a total of 6 audio outputs. The interface for output and input is a 3-pin balanced interface. It installs into and is powered by either the XIO-1U or XIO-3U Chassis. It features a wide signal gain range which can be controlled from the card’s edge. It also adopts an independent output driver with good output isolation and crosstalk suppression.

The XIO 9000ADA Amplifier provides automatic signal equalization, which can significantly improve signal quality and reduce signal loss caused by transmission of the input source over long distances. The LED lights on the module indicate input signal and power supply, in order to let the user know of the status immediately. The amplifier also supports SNMP. It can be managed and monitored in real-time by XIO NET, a Network Management Module, via Ethernet.

Dual analog audio inputs both distributed to 3 seperate outputs for a total of 6 outputs

3-pin interface for input and output

Hot Swappable Plugs

Adjustable signal gain from -6 to 27 dB

Provides automatic signal equalization for long cable applications

Equipped with LED lights to indicate the status of signals and power supply

Supports SNMP, and can be managed and monitored in realtime by XIO NET (sold separately) via Ethernet

For use in broadcasting systems, studios, and other professional fields

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it comes with power supply?

A: No, it does not. You will need the RDL PS-24AS.

Q: 2. Which frame can this DA work with?

A: This DA Card will work with the Link Electronics OG3-FR-C openGear 3.0 Frame.

Q: 3. Is it rack mountable?

A: If you use a rack mount shelf to set it on.

Q: 4. Will this card work with the AJA OG-X-FR frame ?

A: Yes it should. This is an OpenGear Card, meant to go in other OpenGear Frames. This card should work in that OpenGear Frame from AJA.

Q: 5. Does this result in 32-bit float or integer PCM recordings? Steinberg/Yamaha interfaces result in 32I, causing compatibility problems.

A: This is a floating point device.

Q: 6. In the specs, it says input formats are 720p, 1080i, and 1080p. I need a quad processor that can handle a 1080p input and three 1024x768 VGA inputs (OK to have HDMI adapters in play but must be able to get 1024x768 4:3 ration video in. Will this work?

A: The MIO MVS-4HDMI will not accept or detect a 1024 x 768 signal. It will only work with the listed inputs.

Q: 7. Can this be used for Time Code Distribution?

A: This can be used to distribute tri-level sync, but not time code specifically.

Q: 8. I have a rodecaster, and I want to be able to feed Zoom audio during my livestream out USB, into this box, out through the TRS, and into a mic input on the Rodecaster. Will that work?

A: Yes you can do that. I am not sure exactly what you are trying to do, but if you are trying to allow communication between the mics connected to the Rodecaster Pro and Zoom; a much simpler solution would be to connect the Rodecaster Pro to the computer that you are using Zoom on via USB and then go to Preferences--- Sound and select the Rodecaster Pro as your audio input/output device for the computer. From there, anyone using mics connected to the Rodecaster Pro should be able to communicate with the caller(s) that you have on Zoom.

Q: 9. does the TBS-BB44 support AEC?

A: AEC is not a feature on this device. The software that controls it does, however, feature a graphic anti feedback EQ and a compressor and a limiter- According to this data page for it. https://www.atlasied.com/f/3219/ATS004436B%20TSD-BB%20Data%20Sheet.pdf

Q: 10. Can the input version and output version of these units be used together as a standalone 2 channel dante system?

A: Yes you can, however you would need a switch as well.