Audio Interface Shure ANI4IN-XLR

The Shure ANI4IN-XLR audio interface is a network device for connecting up to four analog microphones or line sources with XLR connectors, allowing you to easily integrate analog audio into a Dante digital network. With PoE (Class 0) power and a compact form factor (1/3 the width of a standard rack), the interface is a convenient and flexible solution for conference rooms, classrooms, courtrooms, and other installations.

Each of the four channels has independent control of gain, polarity, phantom power (+48 V), digital equalizer (4-band parametric), mute, and signal inversion. High-quality conversion of analog signals to 24-bit/48 kHz Dante digital signals provides exceptional sound quality with a dynamic range of up to 113 dB (typical, A-weighted). The ANI4IN-XLR supports channel summing, allowing multiple input signals to be combined for transmission through a single Dante output.

The interface is configurable via Shure Designer browser-based software and also supports logical control and compatibility with third-party control systems, including Crestron® and AMX®. LED indicators facilitate status and signal monitoring. A under-table mounting bracket is included for easy installation in installation projects.

Features

• 4 independent XLR inputs with parametric EQ, mute, and phantom power
• Dante digital output: 4 channels, 24-bit, 48 kHz
• PoE power and configuration via web interface
• Compatible with Crestron®, AMX®, Microflex Advance™, IntelliMix®
• LED indication and logic controls
• Compact housing with mounting bracket
• Frequency response: 20 Hz – 20 kHz
• Dynamic range: up to 113 dB A-weighted