Shure 4-Output, XLR connectors, Mic/Line Dante™ Audio Network Interface with PEQ and Audio Summing

The Shure ANI4OUT‑XLR is a professional audio network interface that converts up to four channels of Dante™ digital audio into four discrete analog outputs via balanced XLR connectors. It is designed for integration into networked audio systems such as conference rooms, AV installations, and sound processing setups, enabling seamless routing from a Dante audio network to analog devices like mixers, amplifiers, or codecs. The unit receives audio and power over a single Ethernet connection using Power over Ethernet (PoE) and provides remote and local control through browser‑based software.

Features

General Functionality
• Converts Dante digital audio to four analog outputs (XLR, balanced)
• Single Ethernet port for audio and PoE power (Class 0)
• Compact 1/3 rack‑unit form factor
• Browser‑based software control for configuration and monitoring
• LEDs indicate device status and audio signal levels

Audio and Signal Processing
• Four balanced XLR analog outputs
• Output signals can be line‑level or mic‑level selectable
• 4‑band parametric EQ (C/S PEQ) on every channel
• Channel summing to combine multiple Dante signals into a single analog output
• Per‑channel control for mute, digital gain, and polarity inversion via software