Dante to Analog Audio Decoder - Lindy 70623

Name: Dante to Analog Audio Decoder - Lindy 70623
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The Lindy 70623 Dante to Analog Audio Decoder is a professional-grade interface designed for AV technicians, broadcast engineers, and system integrators who need to bridge networked Dante audio with legacy analog infrastructure. It delivers high-fidelity sound through 24-bit/96kHz conversion, offering a reliable path for integrating modern digital networks into older amplifier or speaker setups. While it excels at professional signal conversion, users should note that the device requires a configured Dante network infrastructure and the use of Dante Controller software for initial routing and setup.

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Model Part Number	70623
Brand	Lindy

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FAQs

Can I power this device without a PoE switch?

Yes, the device supports 5V DC power input via the USB-C port if your network switch does not support PoE.

Is this decoder compatible with AES67?

Yes, the Lindy 70623 supports AES67 RTP audio transport for interoperability with other networked systems.

What software is needed to configure the unit?

You must use Audinate's Dante Controller software to perform channel routing and latency adjustments.

Can I use this for balanced and unbalanced signals?

The device is designed to handle professional analog signal requirements; ensure your cabling matches the input requirements of your downstream hardware.

What is the maximum sample rate supported?

The decoder supports up to 96kHz sample rates at 24-bit resolution.

How do I change the latency?

Latency settings can be configured through the Device View window within the Dante Controller software.

Troubleshooting

Device does not appear in Dante Controller

Ensure the device is powered on, the network cable is properly seated, and your computer is on the same subnet as the Dante network.

No audio output on one or both channels

Verify the routing in Dante Controller, check that the gain is not set to minimum, and ensure the analog cable connection to your output device is secure.

Audio is clipping or distorted

Adjust the independent gain controls on the device to lower the level and prevent the signal from exceeding the headroom of your analog equipment.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Supports high-fidelity 24-bit/96kHz audio conversion
Versatile power options via PoE or USB-C
Independent gain control for each channel
Compact and durable metal chassis
Broad interoperability with AES67 standards

Cons

Requires Dante Controller software for configuration
Not a standalone audio interface; requires a Dante network
No XLR outputs (uses analog standard connectors)
Requires some networking knowledge for optimal setup

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To begin, connect the device to your Dante-enabled network switch using a Cat6 cable. If you are not using a PoE-capable switch, connect a 5V USB-C power source. Once powered, the device will be visible in the Dante Controller software on your computer. Use the software to route audio channels from your network transmitters to the decoder. For analog output, ensure you are using high-quality cables compatible with the decoder's output interfaces. To maintain the unit, keep the enclosure free of dust, avoid moisture, and ensure adequate airflow around the unit during operation to prevent thermal issues.