Harrison D510 DANTE
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Essential Information About the AoIP D510dante Interface
Essential Information About the AoIP D510dante Interface
- Dante AoIP to integrate your Harrison 500 series modules at the heart of your audio network, both live and in the studio.
- 10 inputs / 14 outputs with high-performance A/D and D/A converters for impeccable quality.
- Ultra-low latency of approximately 0.9 ms at 48 kHz (0.45 ms at 96 kHz) for responsive inserts and subgroups.
- Redundant network via two RJ45 ports (primary and secondary) and Wordclock BNC TTL synchronization.
Manufacturer Information
Harrison
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Designed for Harrison 500 Racks: Network Integration Without Compromise
The D510dante is the ideal card to bring Dante-type audio-over-IP connectivity to your Harrison 500 rack. Designed to fit naturally into your workflow, it links the analog processing of the 500 series to the mixing buses, subgroups, and inserts of a Dante-compatible console, without unnecessary conversion or complexity.
For Modern Live and Hybrid Studios
Live sound engineers, broadcast control rooms, production studios, and hybrid setups will fully benefit from this interface. It facilitates the use of 500 effects and processing on front-of-house or monitors, clean stem capture, as well as quick round trips between your Dante network and your analog modules, whether for electronic music, pop, film scoring, or any sound design session.
Technical specifications
| Output connector | Jack, RJ45 | Color | Black |
| Sampling frequency | 48 kHz | ||
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Harrison D510 DANTE compatible with a Harrison 500 rack?
This card is designed for Harrison 500 racks and connects their analog modules to a Dante audio network.
How many Dante channels are available?
The connectivity offers 10 input channels and 14 output channels. This configuration allows integrating 500 series processing to the buses, subgroups, and inserts of a Dante-compatible console.
What is the latency of the card for real-time inserts?
The D/A + A/D path to Dante reaches 43.2 samples. The stated latency is 0.9 ms at 48 kHz and 0.45 ms at 96 kHz, suitable for fast returns between network and analog modules.
Does the D510 DANTE provide a redundant Dante network?
Two RJ45 ports ensure primary/secondary network redundancy. A BNC TTL Wordclock input is also provided for synchronization with the rest of the system.
What analog output levels are available?
D/A outputs 1 to 10 are calibrated with 0 dBFS equaling +24 dBu. For D/A outputs 11 to 14, 0 dBFS corresponds to +18 dBu. THD+N is below 0.0008% at 1 kHz and 24 dBu.
