Dante ADP-DAO-AU-0X1
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Bring your analog equipment into a Dante network: control an amplifier, powered speaker, or any line-level device from any Dante source.
- Professional audio conversion: up to 96 kHz at 24 bits for reliable integration in studio, live, or fixed installations.
- Adjustable output levels: multiple level steps selectable via Dante Controller to match existing equipment.
- Simple power supply and visual monitoring: PoE (1 port) and dedicated LEDs (power, signal presence, network) for quick deployment.
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A Key Link in the AVIO Range to Connect Analog Audio to Dante
Dante has established itself as a reference solution whenever multiple audio channels need to be transported with great routing flexibility over a standard network. In this context, the Dante AVIO series was designed as a range of compact adapters that allow easy connection of "off-network" equipment (analog or not) to a Dante system without complicating the installation.
This Analog Output version is the ideal solution when you already have active speakers, amplifiers, or analog processors and want to integrate them into a Dante patch. It is available in a 1-channel version (described here) and a 2-channel version for stereo needs or multiple outputs.
Who Is It For and What Are Its Uses?
The Dante AVIO Analog Output is aimed at users who want to add a line-level analog output to a Dante network without using a rack interface or a heavier matrix. It is a relevant choice in sound reinforcement (monitors, zones, frontfills), broadcast (outputs to external processing), fixed installation (multiroom, meeting rooms, houses of worship), or studio (sending to analog chains or secondary monitoring).
In practice, you route a Dante stream to this adapter, then output analog to the final equipment. The time savings are immediate: you keep your existing gear while benefiting from Dante's routing flexibility on a daily basis.
Technical specifications
| Number of Dante output channels | 1.0000 | Mains LED | Yes |
| Analogue output connector | XLR | Analogue output level | Line |
| Dante sampling frequency | 96 kHz | Dante conversion resolution | 24 bits |
| Power supply LED | Yes | Color | Black |
| Signal presence LED | Yes | ||
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Questions frequently asked
Does the Dante ADP-DAO-AU-0X1 allow connecting an active speaker to a Dante network?
Its line-level analog XLR output allows connecting an active speaker, an amplifier, or an analog processor to a Dante audio stream. The adapter features a single output channel.
Which output levels are adjustable in Dante Controller?
Selectable reference levels are +18 dBu, +4 dBu, 0 dBu, 0 dBV, and -10 dBV. Adjustment is made via Dante Controller according to the sensitivity of the connected analog equipment.
Is mains power required for this Dante AVIO adapter?
Power is supplied via PoE through its network port, from a compatible switch.
What sampling frequencies are supported?
The Dante conversion operates at 24 bits with sampling rates of 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, or 96 kHz. The specified frequency response ranges from 20 Hz to 20 kHz, ±0.5 dB.
Is it possible to quickly monitor the network and signal on the adapter?
Three LED indicators show power status, signal presence, and network status. The dynamic range and signal-to-noise ratio are specified as exceeding 100 dB.
