Using HDL410 systems with Dante audio network solutions

Nureva has determined that standard off-the-shelf Dante^® adapters work with Nureva^® audio systems that offer auxiliary in and out ports.

Before starting

• Confirm that the HDL410 system is compatible with the third-party hardware

• Set up the HDL410 according to the Get started guide

Adjust settings in Nureva Console

1. Go to the Device dashboard.

2. Scroll down to Auxiliary ports and open the menu.

3. Change the setting to Mic level.

   • For HDL300 and Dual HDL300 systems, ensure Sleep Mode is set to OFF.

When the settings adjustments are completed, the USB cable between the connect module and the computer can be removed.

Unbalanced signal solution

A Dante audio network can be connected to a Nureva audio system by connecting the auxiliary in and out ports on the connect module to the stereo output and input, respectively. Low noise and low distortion are key to how well the system performs. Nureva recommends the RDL^® SYSFLEX^® SF-BNC2 bidirectional network converter.

Balanced signal solution

The HDL410 system is also compatible with balanced audio systems using different off-the-shelf converters. Nureva has tested this solution with the Dante AVIO™ AES3 two-channel analog input adapter. Nureva recommends the Rolls MB15b Promatch line converter (3.5 mm/XLR) for stereo-balanced line-level control.

Auxiliary port signals

The Nureva aux-in and aux-out connections are single-ended, unbalanced signals with default maximum output signals as given in the table below. Any equipment requiring voltages below these levels may result in clipping, distortion, and in extreme cases, damage to connected systems. The HDL410 system’s output signal will not adequately drive equipment requiring voltages above these levels and may result in quiet audio or no audio on the channel. Before connecting to the Nureva connect module, ensure the third-party device voltage levels are adequate or adjusted properly with the additional interfacing hardware.