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SHURE

ANI4OUT

Ethernet

Dante audio network interface, four line or mic analog outputs, PoE powered Ethernet, browser-based remote control, per-channel EQ and signal routing

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Description

The Shure ANI4OUT Audio Network Interface is a compact, networked audio solution designed to convert Dante digital audio into four discrete analog outputs for flexible system integration. Ideal for installed sound, conferencing, education, and corporate AV environments, the ANI4OUT simplifies routing between digital audio networks and analog equipment while offering intuitive remote management.

Using a single Ethernet connection, the unit carries both Dante audio and power via PoE, reducing cable clutter and streamlining installation. Each of the four output channels can be configured individually through browser-based software control, allowing adjustment of mute, digital gain, polarity, and equalization settings. Built-in 4-band parametric EQ on every channel provides additional sound shaping directly within the interface.

The ANI4OUT also supports channel summing, enabling multiple Dante network signals to be combined and sent through a single analog output when required. Front-panel LEDs provide clear status and signal indication, while compatibility with third-party control systems such as Crestron® and AMX® supports seamless integration into larger control environments.

Available in both block connector and XLR versions, and housed in a compact 1/3 rack-width chassis, the ANI4OUT offers a professional, space-efficient way to bridge Dante digital audio networks with analog systems which deliver flexible routing and reliable performance in modern AV installations.

Features

Dante™ to Analog Conversion
Converts networked Dante digital audio into four discrete analog line or mic outputs.

Single-Cable Network Integration
Uses one Ethernet connection to carry audio and power via PoE.

Flexible Audio Routing
Allows channel summing to combine Dante signals into a single analog output.

Per-Channel Control
Adjust mute, digital gain, polarity, and EQ independently for each output.

Built-In 4-Band EQ
Provides detailed sound shaping on every channel.

Browser-Based Remote Control
Manage all settings through an intuitive web interface.

Third-Party Control Compatibility
Supports integration with popular control systems for streamlined operation.

Compact Rack Design
Space-saving chassis fits easily into professional installations.

Specifications

General Specifications
Device Type: Audio Network Interface
Audio Network Protocol: Dante™
Conversion Type: Dante™ Digital to Analog
Analog Output Channels: 4
Output Level: Line / Mic Selectable
Form Factor: 1/3 Rack Unit
Available Connector Types: Block Connector, XLR

Networking and Power
Ethernet Port: 1
Power over Ethernet: PoE Class 0
Audio Transport: Dante™ over Ethernet

Audio Processing
Equalization: 4-Band C/S Parametric EQ per Channel
Channel Summing: Yes
Digital Gain: Per Output Channel
Mute Control: Per Output Channel
Polarity Control: Per Output Channel

Control and Integration
Control Interface: Browser-Based Software
Third-Party Control Strings: Crestron®, AMX®

Indicators and Hardware
Status Indicators: LED (Device Status, Audio Signal)
Chassis Ground Screw: Yes (Block Version Only)

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