Shure ANI4OUT-XLR 4-Channel Dante Audio Network Interface
The Shure ANI4OUT-XLR is a 4-channel Dante interface that turns network audio into four balanced analog XLR outputs.
It connects networked audio to analog gear such as audio processors, video codecs, and loudspeaker systems. A single Ethernet cable carries the four Dante channels and Power over Ethernet, from a PoE switch or an injector.
Each output is set to line, aux, or mic level to suit the device it feeds. A web application gives each channel a 4-band parametric EQ, gain, mute, and polarity, and channels can be summed to one output. Third-party control systems can run it with command strings.
Tri-color LEDs show the signal level on each output. It mounts under a table on its supplied single-unit tray, or three units fit one 19 in rack space in the optional CRT1 tray.
Features
- Dante to 4 balanced XLR outputs
- Single Ethernet cable for audio and PoE
- Line, aux, or mic output level
- 4-band parametric EQ, gain, mute, and polarity per channel
- Channel summing to one output
- Web application and third-party control strings
- Three to a rack space with the optional CRT1 tray







