Focusrite RedNet TNX
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Essential Information About the Dante RedNet TNX Interface
Essential Information About the Dante RedNet TNX Interface
- Up to 128 x 128 channels from the first connection, at 24-bit / 192 kHz, for fast and efficient Dante integration.
- Expandable to 256 x 256 channels at 24-bit / 96 kHz thanks to Dante Ready mode, ideal when your audio network grows.
- Ultra-low latency on Dante audio network with a Thunderbolt 3 connection, designed for intensive production workflows.
- Designed for professional environments: built-in network redundancy, compatibility with AES67, Dante Domain Manager, and SMPTE ST 2110, and control via RedNet Control.
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A Compact Thunderbolt Gateway at the Heart of the RedNet Ecosystem
The RedNet TNX fits within the logic of RedNet solutions dedicated to audio over IP: offering direct, reliable, and high-performance access to a Dante network without multiplying boxes or complicating installation. Its portable format and Thunderbolt 3 connectivity make it an interface tailored for modern setups where quick switching between configurations is required, while maintaining a high channel density and high conversion resolution. Whether you work in a studio, OB truck, or post-production, it acts as a "bridge" between a workstation and a Dante network, with a focus on productivity and stability.
Who Is It For and What Are Its Uses?
The RedNet TNX is aimed at sound engineers, post-production studios, integrators, and broadcast teams who need a large number of inputs and outputs on a Dante network while retaining the flexibility of a portable interface. It is particularly suited for sessions where channel count needs to remain comfortable (multi-mic capture, headphone monitoring via network, digital routing in control rooms, live recording, or distribution to multiple rooms). Its Dolby Atmos integration also facilitates immersive workflows when the workstation must communicate cleanly with a multichannel Dante-based environment.
Technical specifications
| Number of Dante output channels | 256.0000 | Dante chip | Broklyn II |
| Number of Dante input channels | 256.0000 | Dante conversion resolution | 24 bits |
| AES67 compatible | Yes | Accessories included | Cùble Thunderbolt⹠3 de 2 m Cùble Ethernet cat6A de 2 m Alimentation externe et cùble Document Relatif aux Informations Importantes de Focusrite Pro Fiche d'Information Relative à la Sécurité |
| Dante sampling frequency | 192kHz | Headphone output with volume control | No |
| Power supply LED | No | Number of RJ45 Gigabit ports | 2.0000 |
| Signal presence LED | No | Color | Red |
| Mains LED | Yes | Weight | 1.49 kg |
| Configuration / management software | Dante Domain Manager | Dimensions (mm) | 144 x 212 x 71 |
Questions frequently asked
How many Dante channels are available via Thunderbolt 3?
The Thunderbolt 3 connection provides access to 128 Dante inputs and 128 outputs at 24 bit / 192 kHz.
Is it possible to scale up to 256 Dante channels?
Thanks to Dante Ready mode, capacity can reach 256 inputs and 256 outputs. This extension operates at 24 bit / 96 kHz. It allows channel density to be adapted for post-production, broadcast, or multitrack recording sessions.
Is the RedNet TNX compatible with AES67 and SMPTE ST 2110?
Compatibility with AES67 and SMPTE ST 2110 is supported, including integration with Dante Domain Manager.
Does the RedNet TNX have network redundancy?
Built-in network redundancy relies on two Gigabit RJ45 ports. This architecture provides network fault tolerance depending on the configuration implemented.
What cables and drivers are supplied with the interface?
Accessories include a 2 m Thunderbolt 3 cable, a 2 m Cat6A Ethernet cable, and an external power supply. ASIO and multiclient WDM drivers are provided for Windows, while CoreAudio is supported on Mac.



