NAB 2026: Solid State Logic Introduces ST 2110-to-Dante Converter

Solid State Logic (SSL) will debut the Net I/O ST 2110 Bridge at NAB 2026 (booth C6907), a standalone unit that converts between ST 2110 and Dante audio formats.

The Net I/O ST 2110 Bridge is housed in a 1RU chassis and works with any broadcast audio console or audio network. In addition to ST 2110-to-Dante conversion, it supports NMOS IS-04 Discovery and Registration and IS-05 Device Connection Management. It is available in 256 or 512-channel versions. The 256-channel model can be upgraded to 512 channels and includes a sample rate converter option. Redundancy is standard for both media networks and the power supply.

Berny Carpenter, SSL Broadcast Product Manager, says: Broadcast installations are increasingly adopting IP audio for facility workflows and distribution networks. Dante is already well established for audio applications but ST 2110 is rapidly being implemented for wider production, including video and data as well as audio. Both have their respective benefits. This means it is likely that the two formats are being used simultaneously within the same broadcast centre, so it is critical that there is a fast and efficient way of converting signals from one to the other. We've designed the Net I/O ST 2110 Bridge to do that in a compact, standalone system that can be added to any existing audio console or system installation.

The Net I/O ST 2110 Bridge is available for new SSL System T installations and can be retrofitted into existing systems, including use as a standalone device between third-party audio sources or consoles.

SSL is also now shipping native ST 2110 connectivity for System T, offering up to 2,048 channels of connectivity starting from 256 channels. It includes support for ST 2110-30 levels A, B and C, ST 2022-7, NMOS IS-04 and IS-05, and fibre or copper connections.

Enrique P rez, General Manager at Solid State Logic, says: With the broadcast sector steadily becoming dominated by ST 2110 infrastructures, manufacturers like SSL have to provide solutions that give customers the ability to integrate any piece of equipment and any workflow into those environments. We now have a range of options that allow them to do this, from full systems based on the System T to the new Net I/O ST 2110 Bridge, which also offers non-SSL console users a great deal of flexibility because it can be used as part of any broadcast audio console or network setting. P rez adds that NMOS discovery and connection management capability benefits users looking to integrate existing Dante installations with ST 2110 networks.

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