DirectOut Introduces Network Control Access To Its ANDIAMO Range

DirectOut has increased the routing capacity of its ANDIAMO 2 series and introduced network control across the ANDIAMO range.
The ANDIAMO 2, ANDIAMO.AES and ANDIAMO.MC interfaces are fitted with two 64ch MADI ports that, with the latest firmware release, can be treated independently with all 128 incoming MADI channels individually routable to 32 analogue, 32 AES3 or 128 MADI outgoing channels. This is enabled by a 50% increase in the capacity of the internal routing matrix to 192 inputs and 192 outputs.
In addition, the two ports can be configured for resilience as a redundant pair giving protection against the loss of a MADI fibre or coax connection.
DirectOut has also released an update to the ANDIAMO remote control software that will allow multiple units to be remote controlled across a standard TCP/IP network using an off the shelf Raspberry Pi plugged in to the USB port on each ANDIAMO. As well as extending the audio routing, the software gives full control of MADI modes, sample-rates, sync sources, analogue IO level and MADI redundancy plus status monitoring of sync, MADI connections and the dual-redundant power supplies.
In the ANDIAMO.MC, the 32ch mic pre-amp that is receiving increasing interest for its sonic quality and value for money, the software enables full remote control of Mic Gain, Phantom Power, GPOs and provides essential input metering.
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