The black RDL DB-BT1A is a wall-mounted Bluetooth audio Format-A interface offering a sleek solution for integrating Bluetooth audio sources into installed sound systems in fitness facilities, retail stores, restaurants, and more. Since it requires no special software to configure and boasts 1-button pairing with LED indication, the DB-BT1A is simple and quick to set up.

Equipped with two RJ45 ports, the DB-BT1A can either send received Bluetooth audio in mono or stereo directly to an RDL Format-A receiver (available separately) or daisy-chain in mono with two other D-Series BT1A modules (available separately) to a single Format-A receiver.

The DB-BT1A is remotely powered through twisted pair cable and features signal and power pair pass-through on RJ45 jacks, eliminating the need for individual external power sources.

Bluetooth Audio In for Installed Sound    1-Button Pairing with LED Indication    Setup Requires No Special Software    Sends to RDL Format-A Receivers    Mono Summed or Stereo Audio Input Mode    Selectable RJ45 Pair Source    Supports Daisy-Chaining Multiple Modules    Remotely Powered via Twisted Pair Cable

• Bluetooth audio input for installed sound system
• Intuitive single-button pairing with LED status indication
• Special software not required for module setup
• Customize the module ID name and programming password through the Bluetooth connection
• Sends received Bluetooth audio to RDL Format-A receivers
• Mono summed or stereo audio input mode is switch-selectable on rear panel
• Rear-panel switch selects which RJ45 pair (A, B, or C) is fed in mono summed mode
• Daisy-chain up to three D-Series BT1A modules to one Format-A receiver in mono mode
• Remotely powered through twisted pair cable
• Signal and power pair pass-through on RJ45 jacks

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the USB-C cable that comes with this USB-C on both ends?

A: The Zoom AMS-24 2x4 USB Audio Interface for Music and Streaming includes a USB Type-C to USB Type-C cable with purchase.

Q: 2. Is that thing REALLY 52 long?

A: I know it seems hard to believe and you will be relieved to know it is not 52 long. If it was 52 long it would be 4.3 feet. The true dimensions are 17.5 x 2.3 x 8.6 . It seems to be an error that can be found in several places. Those are the correct dimensions.

Q: 3. Does this unit have a peak warning light?

A: Yes, the AMS-22 USB-C Audio Interface has a peak indicator. The Green 'sig' light will turn red in the event of a clip.

Q: 4. is this plug and play with davinci resolve?

A: If the UltraLite-mk5 USB-C Audio/MIDI Interface is compatible with your computer and Davinci Resolve is compatible with your computer then they will both work together.

Q: 5. How much is the transformer for 5V input ?

A: We do not have the Tascam branded power supply for this unit, You may wnat to contact them directly. If you would like a universal power supply this one would work for you: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/574791-REG/Hosa_Technology_ACD_477_ACD_477_Universal_Power_Adapter.html?sts=pi&pim=Y

Q: 6. Which interface will be good for recording poetry?Presonus 96, Steinberg ur 22c or arturia minifuse1 or Tascam hr 22

A: You can use any of the interfaces you mentioned as long as it is compatible with your computer's operating system and the microphone that you will be using.

Q: 7. How can I pass The phone conversation to the computer

A: i'm sorry i didnt use it with a computer. i dont know the answer

Q: 8. Sitting at a computer for prolong periods can cause spinal discomfort from degenerative disc disease. With that said, in simultaneously recording 16 channels interfacing, a term I know little about, with a software platform means foregoing standalone units with built-in mixing that I would find physically easier. I am just learning of sound recording have last worked with a Teac 4-track recorder, so I am admittedly intimidated technically overwhelmed by this approach. However, since someone bestowed upon me an iPad (that I have little idea of what it does), interfacing seems the most inexpensive way to approach the aforementioned goal of learning to simultaneously record a sizable number of tracks. As a revived joy of music has given me brighter days in anticipation of helping others enjoy, too, what resources exist to begin to grasp merely the basic concept of interfacing, which I presume means using an editing software. I sincerely am asking pointing me toward materials availability on this subject. Our wonderful B&H resource (that is to say, staff) has put together a collection of books on various audio and other topics. Any suggestions on where to start, please? Respectfully, Jeff F.

A: Jeff F,Here are a couple of links that might be helpful...a href= http://www.musicradar.com/tuition/tech/the-beginners-guide-to-daws-182337 target= _blank http://www.musicradar.com/tuition/tech/the-beginners-guide-to-daws-182337/aa href= http://www.basic-home-recording-studio.com/ target= _blank http://www.basic-home-recording-studio.com//aThank you for your interest in TASCAM products.

Q: 9. How many channels does the optical out support?

A: The optical ports on the MOTU UltraLite-mk5 Desktop 18x22 USB Type-C Audio-MIDI Interface support stereo TOSLink (optical S/PDIF) input and output.

Q: 10. Does it come with half rack ears?

A: No, the MOTU UltraLite-mk5 Desktop Audio-MIDI Interface does not come with half-rack ears. It is intended to be used on a desktop, but can be placed on a rack shelf like the Auray RS-1U Rack Shelf - 1 RU (B&H # AURS1U),