Verto 32

32 x 32 ADAT <> Dante Converter

Dantify your equipment. Easy.

Dante is the de facto standard for networking audio equipment. With the Verto 32 it’s now possible to easily integrate up to 32 x 32 channels via ADAT into a Dante network. No matter which ADAT device you use – the Verto 32 makes all channels immediately available in the network: “plug and play”.

The ultra compact device has 8 ADAT connectors: 4 for transmitting, and 4 for receiving digital data (8 channels each).

On the Dante side there are two RJ45 sockets, also prepared for redundant operation. The Verto 32 supports up to 96kHz sample rate, MIDI jacks for control, and BNC wordclock jacks for external synchronization.

Two other Verto versions are available:

• 64×64 ADAT Interfaces: VERTO 64
• 64×64 MADI Interfaces: VERTO MX

An additional 19″ rack mount kit is available here. 

Want your beloved equipment to survive? Add Verto. Done.

Dante Plug & Play

Integrate the Verto 32 seamlessly into your Dante network. Just plug it in and the device is visible on the network and ready to be routed freely using the Dante Controller software. Together with the Dante Virtual Soundcard, also from Audinate, the Verto 32 turns into a high channel ADAT audio interface.

Additional features

The VERTO 32 is equipped with a MIDI port and two BNC wordclock connectors. This way an external Wordclock can be fed to the Dante network, or the Dante wordclock can be used for external devices.

VERTO 32 INPUTS & OUTPUTS

• 32 ADAT I/O Channels <> 64 Dante I/O Channels
• 4 x ADAT I/O (TOSLINK)
• Each ADAT port can transfer eight channels at a sample rate of 48 kHz (= 32 In + 32 Out channels). With 96 kHz it is possible to convert 16 Dante I/O to ADAT (S/MUX2).
• MIDI I/O
• The Dante data streams can be used to send and receive embedded MIDI messages. A very useful feature, to remotely control MIDI equipment in the studio rack or on stage from the FOH.
• Word Clock I/O
• BNC with 75 Ohm termination.
• Set to on by default – can be changed with the remote software via the network connection.
• Dante Network I/O (redundant)
• Two RJ-45 ports connect to any Dante audio network. Simply connect a LAN Ethernet cable (CAT5/CAT6) to the primary port. The secondary port takes automatically over in case of a network error (Dante Port Redundancy).