Audinate Announces New Dante AVIO USB-C Adapter Is Now Shipping

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Audinate has announced the immediate availability of the new Dante AVIO USB-C adapter that allows the latest mobile devices and computers to connect to any Dante audio network for playout or recording.

The Dante AVIO family of adapters allow users to use non-Dante analog, USB, AES3/EBU or Bluetooth audio equipment with a Dante audio network. The new AVIO USB-C adapter connects to devices with USB-C or A ports (cables included) to deliver and receive two channels of audio over a Dante audio network. It requires no additional drivers and is designed to work with any application.

The adapter may be powered via USB or PoE. When connected to a PoE Ethernet switch, 7.5 watts of power is available to USB-C compatible mobile devices, enabling smartphones and tablets to remain charged while connected to a Dante network.

“The new Dante AVIO USB-C is the logical evolution of our immensely popular USB model,” says Mark Gerrard, Senior Product Manager at Audinate. “With native support for the ports on the latest tablets, phones and computers, Dante AVIO USB-C adds pass-through power to make it the indispensable tool for connecting devices to Dante audio networks.”

Go here for more specifics on the new Dante AVIO USB-C adapter.

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