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Ashly Ne4400md Network Enabled Digital Signal Processor With 4-channel Mic Pre Inputs + Dante Card

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Control and protect your sound system with the Ashly ne4400MD, a network-enabled DSP processor that offers easy setup and control using standard 10/100 Ethernet protocol and Protea ne software. The ne4400MD features four option bays for expanded functionality. This model includes the 4-channel mic pre input card with standard 4 line level inputs and Dante card.

The rear panel utilizes Euroblock connectors for easy and secure wiring. Additionally, the 12V Digital Logic I/O uses a 9-pin Euroblock connector that can be assigned to trigger a preset recall or push-to-talk mic function. A 10-pin Euroblock connector is for the 5 VDC Remote Level Control, which allows for up to eight user-defined remote DC level controls.

4 Analog Inputs / 4 Analog Outputs 10/100 Ethernet and RS-232 Interfaces 24-Bit A/D-D/A Audio Resolution Extensive DSP via Protea Software Suite Easy and Intuitive User Interface Wordclock I/O Option Bays for Expanded Functionality Windows

Parameters
Frequency Response	20 Hz to 20 kHz ±0.1 dB, A>D ±0.25 dB, D>A ±0.25 dB, A>A
Dynamic Range	20 Hz to 20 kHz (Unweighted) >115 dB, A>D >114 dB, D>A >114 dB, A>A
THD + N	1 kHz, +20 dBu Analog (-1.0 dBFS Digital) <0.001%, A>D <0.002%, D>A <0.002%, A>A <0.00001%, D>D
Latency	48 kHz 1.42 ms, A>D 0.90 ms, D>A 2.21 ms, A>A 0.10 ms, D>D 96 kHz 0.71 ms, A>D 0.45 ms, D>A 1.11 ms, A>A 0.05 ms, D>D
Wordclock	Input/Output Type: 75 Ohms BNC Lock Range: 48 kHz ±4%, 96 kHz ±4% Input Impedance: Selectable 75 Ohms or High Impedance Input Voltage Range: 1.0 to 7.0 Vpp Output Impedance: 75 Ohms Output Level: 5.0 Vpp Nominal, Unterminated
Master Clock	Sources Audio Network Wordclock AES3 Internal Crystal Clock Modes Prioritized Auto Switching Manual
Inputs	Analog Line Input Type: Active Balanced Euroblock Input Impedance: 20 Kilohms Maximum Input Level: +20 dB AES3 Digital Input Type: Transformer Balanced Female XLR Input Impedance: 110 Ohms Max Input Level: 7.0 Vpp
Outputs	Analog Output Type: Servo-Balanced Euroblock Output Impedance: 20 Ohms Maximum Output Level: +20 dBu AES3 Output Type: Transformer Balanced Male XLR Output Impedance: 110 Ohms Maximum Output Level: 5.0 Vpp
Other Connectors	10/100 Ethernet Port RS-232 Port Remote Level Control Logic I/O Data In/Out Ports On/Off Switch
Environmental	40 to 120°F / 4 to 49°C Non-Condensing
Power Requirements	90 to 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz 70 W Maximum
System Requirements	Computer Running Under Windows Vista, 7, 8, 10
Dimensions (WxHxD)	19 x 8.5 x 3.5" / 483 x 216 x 89 mm
Weight	10.5 lb / 4.8 kg

CobraNet, Dante, AES3, Mic Input options
10/100 Ethernet and RS-232 computer interface standard
Extensive DSP available
Easy and intuitive user interface
24-bit A/D–D/A audio resolution
32-bit SHARC DSPs
Sample rates of 48 and 96 kHz
Hot-plug software control
Automatic DHCP network IP configuration
Butterworth, Bessel, Linkwitz-Riley, and Notched-Linkwitz-Riley filters
FIR filter capability
Advanced automatic feedback suppression
Wordclock input and output
Euroblock connectors for audio, preset recall, DC remote level control and data in/out
Remote controls for level, logic I/O and programmable functions
Third-party control friendly, input and output metering, multi-level security

Input source selection
Brick wall limiter
Compressor
AutoLeveler controls
Ambient noise compensation (output only)
Ducking (high/low priority, trigger, filibuster, ducked program)
Gate
Advanced gate controls
Gain
EQ:
- 31-band
- Parametric 2, 4, 6, or 10 band
- High/Low Shelf 6/12 dB per octave
- All-Pass
- Variable Q HP/LP
- Notch/Band-Pass
Feedback Suppressor (inputs only and 48 kHz sampling rate)
Crossover: 2-, 3-, 4-way crossover and High-Pass/Low-Pass filters
Delay:
- Input time, distance, and temperature at 48 kHz sampling rate
- Input time, distance, and temperature at 96 kHz sampling rate
Audio metering tool
Signal Generator Tool (pink noise, white noise, sine wave)
Matrix mixer
Processors

All programming is accomplished using standard 10/100 Ethernet or RS-232 protocol and Protea ne software on a PC platform. Hot-plug software control allows you to plug any function into any channel block, even when running live audio with no recompiling necessary. Automatic DHCP network IP configuration reduces network set up time. Multi-level software security with password access assures you a tamperproof audio system.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How many devices can connect to 1 adapter?

A: The Audinate Dante AVIO 2x1 Bluetooth I/O Adapter for Dante Audio Network allows a single Bluetooth source to wirelessly join a Dante network.

Q: 2. Current requirement for USB power source? 0.5A, 1A?

A: Audinate has not provided a spec for the amount of bus power used by the Dante AVIO 2x2 USB Type-A I/O Adapter for Dante Audio Network.

Q: 3. Is the USB C Cable detachable?

A: The USB-C cable is removeable.

Q: 4. There'er 16xlr in and 8 out physical patches, does the dante add to the inputs & outputs or does it replaces the physical i/o?

A: No, the Yamaha DM3-D Digital Mixing Console with Dante physical inputs on the console act as the Dante routed channels to be connected to a compatible stage box or other Dante compatible devices. Pages 34 - 39 in the manual illustrate this, https://bhpho.to/4c4Z3ig.

Q: 5. I am running the TF5 with the N 64 card but can only access 40 channels how do I access the full 64 on the console

A: I am using this on a TF1. The TF boards seem to be limited to 1 to 1 routing of the Slot channels (Slot 1 goes to fader 1). For the TF5 it looks like you can only have access to 48 channels of the Slot so you cannot use all 64 at the same time. You could, however, use the Dante Controller to change the routing of the channel matrix to get access to channels other than 1-48.

Q: 6. Can you choose between mic and line for the xlr outputs?

A: No. The analog XLR outputs on the Yamaha DM3-D Digital Mixing Console supply line level output.

Q: 7. Does this additionally provide a general Ethernet network interface, or is it just Dante audio?

A: Dante only

Q: 8. Does this work with any operating system?

A: It is compatible for use with any Windows, Mac or Linux-based computer and no additional software is required.

Q: 9. Will this adapter work with the new M1 apple silicon MacBook pros? I'm having trouble with the virtual sound card not being supported until early 2022

A: As of the time of this writing, Audinate makes no specific confirmation of Apple M1 compatibility with the Audinate Dante AVIO 2x2 USB Type-C I/O Adapter for Dante Audio Network. However, this device requires no software installation and may function as an appropriate interface depending on the software program it is being paired with.

Q: 10. Would this work with Yeti microphones?

A: This will not work with a Yeti mic. This is designed to allow a connected computer to send and receive audio over a Dante network.

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