Overview
The DT02 is a small, low cost way to get two channels off a Dante network and onto XLR. Drop it next to a powered speaker, a lectern monitor, a broadcast feed or a hearing loop amp, and patch it in Dante Controller like any other device. The two outputs are balanced and relay protected, at up to +22 dBu.
It runs at 48kHz or 96kHz, is AES67 compatible and Dante Domain Manager ready, and powers from PoE (802.3af) or a 12V DC supply. A&H offer two versions: the standard DT02 with power supply and rubber feet, and the DT02-M, which includes surface mounting ears and no power supply, for installs where PoE is the power source.
Highlights
- 2 balanced, relay protected XLR line outputs
- Dante 48kHz or 96kHz, AES67, DDM ready
- PoE 802.3af or 12V DC power
- DT02 with PSU and rubber feet, or DT02-M with surface mount ears
- Two DT units fit 1U with the DT-RK19 kit
- 10W max power draw
Compatibility
Works with: any Dante network, including:
- Allen & Heath dLive with a Dante card (M-DL-DANT64-AX, M-DL-DANT128-AX)
- Avantis and Avantis Solo with a Dante option card
- SQ-5, SQ-6, SQ-7, SQ5+, SQ6+, SQ7+, SQ-Rack with an SQ Dante card (M-SQ-DANT64, M-SQ-DANT32)
- Dante equipped AHM and Qu systems
- DiGiCo consoles with a DMI-DANTE card, and any third party Dante or AES67 device
Specifications
| Outputs | 2 x XLR balanced, relay protected |
| Max output | +22 dBu |
| Output impedance | Under 75 ohm |
| Network | Dante, RJ45 |
| Sample rate | 48kHz or 96kHz |
| Standards | AES67, DDM ready |
| Power | PoE 802.3af (15W) or 12V DC 1.25A |
| Consumption | 10W max |
| Dimensions | 130 x 131 x 43 mm |
| Weight | 0.45 kg (DT02), 0.475 kg (DT02-M) |
Forefront Tip
Choose the DT02-M if your switch provides PoE, as it saves a plug pack at the speaker. For a rack position, two DT units fit side by side in 1U with the DT-RK19 kit; standard DT02s also need the DT-SMK ears for surface mounting.
Forefront Productions is an authorised Allen & Heath dealer in Newcastle NSW with delivery Australia wide. Give us a call if you want help working out what you need.