The QSC Attero Tech unD6IO-BT 2-Gang Dante Networked 4x2 Audio Wall Plate features stereo Bluetooth wireless audio input connectivity, two RCA line level inputs, and a 3.5mm TRS line level input. The 3.5mm TRS line level output on the front is also included. The wall plate fits most 2-gang US boxes and is PoE enabled so power, control, and audio connectivity is provided through a single Cat 5e or Cat 6 cable. This connectivity easily joins other user devices on a Dante or AES67 network to fight against ground loop issues.

A Q-SYS extension is available in the Q-SYS Designer Asset Manager software so you can control and monitor the device from native Q-SYS touch screen controllers. Bluetooth connectivity provides simple bridging of remote participants during conferences and meetings. The Bluetooth connection can also stream media, and it is compatible with a wide range of mobile devices.

One 3.5mm and Two RCA Inputs    3.5mm Stereo Output    Bluetooth Pairing    Q-SYS Control Plug-In for EZ Integration    Dante Domain Manager-Ready    Includes 2-Gang Cover Plate    PoE Capable

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How to connect this to a Zoom F6?

A: To connect the Voyage Audio Spatial Mic Kit 360-Degree Ambisonics Microphone with Dante Connectivity to a Zoom F6 recorder, you will need a network switch that can provide PoE power, and also a four channel Dante audio interface like this: https://bhpho.to/48NJieI If the recorder will be within 100 feet or so of the microphone, and you don't need to run any cables through walls, I don't think you will benefit very much from the Dante networking option. For a similar mic that can work without any networking, I would recommend considering this Sennheiser Ambeo instead, which has direct XLR outputs: https://bhpho.to/3PVUU78

Q: 2. Can you specify Cat6, Cat5, Cat5e?

A: The Presonus EarMix 16M can utilize Cat5e or Cat6 network cables. The primary differences between CAT5e and CAT6 cable are the wire gauge of the conductors and the number of twists per inch in each wire pair. Both types of these cables have the ability to handle the speed required for the stream- and channel-counts involved.

Q: 3. Is there any "virtual size" spec to compare experience of "x size tv at y distance" for reference? Thanks!

A: The virtual image will appear as a 40" monitor(16:9) display at a distance of 2.5 meters. In the link below, you will see example images showcased with the BT300 version. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_aEDx8un6A&index=4&t=0s&list=PLyXqcW1HsHRlvvrepqeYk-RRR4QvK2OiU&app=desktop

Q: 4. Are the analog connectors available as inputs/outputs when running dante?

A: Yes, the analog input and output connectors on the LEA Professional CS164D ConnectSeries 640W 4-Channel Networked Amplifier are available when running the Dante protocol.

Q: 5. 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: 6. How much is the load capacity?

A: Unfortunately, the manufacturer does not list a load capacity for this product. While it is a very sturdy product, how well it will hold depends on the application.

Q: 7. Does the R Remote PC app work if the TIO is enrolled in a Dante Domain (DDM or Director)?

A: Yes. In order to use R Remote with the Yamaha Tio1608-D2 Dante-Equipped I/O Rack, Dante Controller must be installed first.

Q: 8. Can this stage box be used to expand the number of mixable inputs on a PreSonus StudioLive 16R?

A: No, the StudioLive 16R is not able to be expanded with more inputs using the NSB 8.8 stagebox.

Q: 9. How much is the load capacity?

A: Unfortunately, Avenger does not list a load capacity for this item.

Q: 10. Dear, May I have a question? Q1 : I have all kinds of DJI drones & DJI CrystalSky 7.85” monitor and 5.5” monitor. If I have CrystalSky monitors, There is no problem to use Moverio BT-35E with DJI Drones? Could you check my question and reply, please? If there is no problem to use it, I’d like to buy Moverio BT-35E, ASAP. And I’m DJI CrystalSky User. Moverio BT-35 is more useful & easier to use for DJI Drones(Especially Mavic 2 Pro,Zoom,Air,Inspire 2…) than Moverio BT-300? I ‘d like to use to fly Drones ,with CrystalSky & BT-35E easily than Moverio BT-300 touch pad inconvenience. Could you check my question and reply, please?

A: yes it will be able to connect to CrystalSky via an HDMI cable. however you will need to plug it into a power source. connecting it to a device via usb-c allows you to not have to plug in a power source.