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Dante AVIO adapters: analog, AES3, USB and Bluetooth onto Dante.

A Dante AVIO one-channel analog input adapter plugged into the XLR output of a wireless microphone receiver, with the handheld microphone resting on the receiver

Audinate’s AVIO adapters put equipment that has no Dante port on a Dante network: a wireless receiver, a laptop, a phone, an amplifier or an AES3 device. One Ethernet cable carries the audio and powers the adapter. Live models travel in a kit; Install models are wired into the room. Varto quotes them on their own or plans them into a Dante system.

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// live adapters

Live adapters for kits and temporary setups.

Each Live adapter takes its power from the network switch (PoE), so there is no power supply to carry. The analog, AES3 and USB models have the device cable built in.

A Dante AVIO USB adapter connected to a laptop on a desk, its network cable running off the table
Dante AVIO one-channel analog input adapter with an XLR female tail and an Ethernet port

1 or 2 channels · XLR female

Analog input

Brings a line-level source into Dante: a wireless receiver, a mixer or a playback device. There is no mic preamp or phantom power, so a microphone goes through a mixer, preamp or wireless receiver first.

Dante AVIO one-channel analog output adapter with an XLR male tail and an Ethernet port

1 or 2 channels · XLR male

Analog output

Feeds an amplifier, a powered speaker or a recorder from the Dante network at line level.

Dante AVIO AES3 adapter with XLR female and XLR male tails

2 in, 2 out · XLR

AES3

Two channels each way between AES3 digital audio equipment and Dante, with sample rate conversion built in.

Dante AVIO USB-C adapter with its built-in USB-C cable

2 in, 2 out · USB-A or USB-C

USB

Puts a computer on Dante as a class-compliant USB audio device, with no driver to install. It can run on USB power as well as PoE.

Dante AVIO Bluetooth adapter with an Ethernet port

2 in, 1 out · Bluetooth 5.0

Bluetooth

Two channels from a phone, tablet or laptop into Dante and one back, over Bluetooth.

// install adapters

Install adapters for rooms that stay wired.

Euroblock screw terminals take permanent wiring, and the included bracket mounts to a surface, rack rail or post. All five Install models are analog, at line level.

A Dante AVIO Install adapter fixed to a rack shelf and wired by Euroblock to an amplifier, beside a network switch

The four-channel and two-in, two-out models have a second network port, so up to four adapters share one switch port and take their power down the chain. The two-channel models sit at the end of a chain.

Dante AVIO Install two-channel adapter with one Euroblock terminal

AVIO-A-2IN-EB · AVIO-A-2OUT-EB

Two channels in or out

One Euroblock for a stereo source or a pair of amplifier inputs.

Dante AVIO Install four-channel adapter with two Euroblock terminals and two network ports

AVIO-A-4IN-EB · AVIO-A-4OUT-EB

Four channels in or out

Two Euroblocks and two network ports, for four line-level sources or four amplifier inputs at 44.1 or 48 kHz; at 88.2 or 96 kHz they carry two channels.

Dante AVIO Install two-in, two-out adapter with two Euroblock terminals

AVIO-A-2IN2OUT-EB

Two in, two out

Inputs and outputs in one adapter, for a position that both sends and receives line-level audio, such as a playback desk.

// compare

Live or Install?

portable

Live

ConnectsXLR, AES3, USB-A, USB-C or Bluetooth

MountingNot needed

PowerPoE; the USB models can also run on USB power

FormatsAnalog, AES3, USB audio and Bluetooth; AES67 supported

fixed

Install

ConnectsEuroblock screw terminals

MountingBracket for a surface, rack rail or post; units snap together

PowerPoE from a switch or 802.3af injector; the chaining models put up to four on one switch port

FormatsAnalog, line level

Both kinds are set up in Dante Controller, Audinate’s free software. Larger installations can add Dante Domain Manager, or Dante Director for Install models; both are optional and sold separately.

// setup

Set up with the rest of the Dante system.

Varto names and routes the adapters in Dante Controller with the other devices on your Dante network, or supplies them by part number for your own team to set up.

// next step

Tell us what needs to reach the Dante network.

List each device and its connector, or send the model numbers, and we will quote the adapters and any PoE switching they need.