Glensound AoIP4O Dante Audio Interface with 4 Outputs
The Glensound AoIP4O takes four channels from a Dante or AES67 network and plays them out as balanced analog audio, from a small, rugged box that runs on power from the network cable.
It is made for outside broadcast, theater, and location work, where existing analog equipment has to take a feed from the network quickly. PoE carries power and audio on one cable from a PoE network switch or a midspan PoE injector. A 12 V DC supply can also power it, and with both connected, power is redundant: the AoIP4O keeps working if either source is lost. A blue rear LED shows that it is on.
Audio and Network
The outputs are electronically balanced on Neutrik XLRs and can be wired unbalanced, with a maximum level of +18 dBu. On Dante, the AoIP4O carries all four channels at 44.1 or 48 kHz, or two channels at 88.2 or 96 kHz, and AES67 runs at 48 kHz.
Stick-on rubber feet keep it from sliding on a desk or workbench.
Features
- 4 balanced analog outputs on Neutrik XLRs
- Dante and AES67 network audio
- 4 channels at 44.1 or 48 kHz, or 2 channels at 88.2 or 96 kHz
- Maximum output level +18 dBu
- Neutrik etherCON network connector that mates with RJ45
- Powered by PoE (IEEE 802.3af, Class 0)
- 12 V DC input for redundant power
- Blue power LED
- Four stick-on rubber feet included









