The Catchbox Plus 2-Channel Hub DSP Receiver with Optional Dante Networking is a top - notch audio management device crafted for professional settings. It offers outstanding sound quality and remarkable flexibility for both basic and complex audio setups. There are two models: a basic 2 - channel version and an advanced one with networking and Dante support. Whether it's a small meeting or a large - scale event, this receiver guarantees clear audio processing and smooth integration with your existing audio gear. For straightforward audio needs, the basic 2 - channel model provides reliable signal management without networking hassles, perfect for small spaces. The model with networking and Dante is great for more advanced setups, offering Dante integration for extensive audio routing. It's designed for high - end installations and can easily integrate with other professional audio systems. The Catchbox Plus Hub DSP Receiver ensures clear and reliable audio capture and transmission. Its adaptable design suits various audio environments, making it a must - have for audio professionals. Key features include high - quality audio processing, a two - channel setup, optional networking and Dante support, seamless integration with Catchbox Plus microphones, and suitability for different audio environments. Specifications cover dimensions, weight, audio latency, encryption, radio frequency, output power, transmitter limits, wireless range, operating temperature, audio inputs and outputs, Dante networking, remote control, radio sync, antenna type, stealth mode, Kensington lock, and power options. The package includes the receiver (depending on the model), a USB - C power cable, a user manual, and networking cables for the Dante - enabled model.
Using the Catchbox Plus 2 - Channel Hub DSP Receiver is a breeze. First, choose the right model for your needs - the basic 2 - channel if you have a simple setup, or the one with networking and Dante for more complex requirements. Connect it to power using the provided USB - C cable or PoE. Then, connect your audio sources to the appropriate audio inputs and your speakers or other output devices to the audio outputs. If you're using the Dante - enabled model, set up the networking cables properly. When using the receiver, make sure the operating temperature stays between 32 °F and 86 °F. Avoid exposing it to extreme heat or cold. For the radio frequency, be aware of the transmitter limits in your area (unsynchronised EU: up to 10, US: up to 6; synchronised EU: up to 20, US: up to 12). Keep the receiver clean by using a soft, dry cloth. Don't use harsh chemicals or abrasive materials. If you're using the audio encryption feature once it becomes available in late 2024, follow the instructions carefully. And always refer to the user manual if you have any questions or need more detailed guidance.
