Product Description
The RDL DD-RN31 is a top - notch wall - mountable Dante audio network interface. It offers a diverse range of input options on the front panel, including two XLR mic or line inputs, a stereo Mini - jack line input, and left and right RCA jack inputs. There's also a stereo Mini - jack line output on the front, and two - line outputs on a rear - panel detachable terminal block. You can easily configure and adjust this module using RDL CONSOLE or other network control software. It fits a standard US dual - gang electrical box or an RDL WB - 2 back box, making it suitable for thinner European or equivalent walls. The DD - RN31 is powered by PoE and comes in multiple finishes with optional customized graphics. With RDL mic preamplifiers, it delivers studio - quality fidelity and low - noise performance. The steel chassis with dual powder - coated or stainless - steel Decora front plates ensures durability. Key features include four audio inputs and outputs via the Dante network, multiple front - panel input options, and a variety of gain settings selectable by software. It also has excellent audio conversion capabilities, with high - resolution 24 - bit analog - to - digital and digital - to - analog conversion. The legendary RDL analog filtering further enhances the audio performance. Technical specifications cover aspects like network connector, transmission rate, sample rates, and more, making it a great choice for demanding commercial networked audio systems.
Using the RDL DD - RN31 is a breeze. First, mount it on the wall using a standard US dual - gang electrical box or an RDL WB - 2 back box. Connect your audio sources to the appropriate inputs on the front panel, whether it's an XLR mic, a Mini - jack, or RCA jacks. Then, use RDL CONSOLE or other network control software to configure the module, such as setting the gain for each input. You can select different gain levels for mic and line inputs according to your needs. For the outputs, you can connect speakers or other audio equipment to the front - panel Mini - jack or the rear - panel balanced outputs. When it comes to power, just make sure it's connected to a PoE source that meets the Class 0, IEEE 802.3af standard. Keep an eye on the green LEDs on the front of the unit to ensure valid PoE power and synchronization to the Dante network. As for maintenance, keep the unit in a clean and dry environment. The operating temperature should be between 0°C and 40°C, with a maximum recommended temperature of 30°C. Avoid exposing it to extreme humidity or dust. If you need to clean it, use a soft, dry cloth. Regularly check the connections to make sure they're secure. And always follow the manufacturer's guidelines for any software updates or changes to the configuration.
