AEQ’s BC-2000-D Router fully satisfies analog and digital audio routing and distribution requirements in both radio and television program production centers, as well as other applications.

The TITAN router / concentrator is a high capacity (5120 x 5120 audio channels) digital audio router / Concentrator equipped with five, bi-directional optical fiber ports. By using a non-blocking architecture, each port is capable of connecting up to 1024 channels. As with the rest of the BC 2000 D, the control system is based on a TCP/IP architecture, with two controller boards working in a cluster mode, giving the control interface access via a single virtual IP.

Impact is a summing/distributing digital audio router with up to 60x60 AES-EBU (AES-3) stereo digital circuits, (120 x 120 mono). Each AEQ IMPACT basic module has 12 AES-EBU inputs and outputs. Up to 5 AEQ IMPACTS can be included per system to reach its maximum block capacity. Through the different E@sy software options, it achieves full functionality appropriate to each application, whether individually or in combination with other E@sy units. As many AEQ CADDY multiple AD & DA converter units as necessary can be added to the system, to transform AES-EBU inputs and outputs into analog ones.

Rabbit is an audio switcher equipped with two inlets and one outlet, available in two versions, STEREO (Left and Right) and MPX (composite) The application range for the STEREO model can be : in STUDIO and inREMOTE ( Supervisor). - Use it in the STUDIO version for switching from a main stereo source ( MAIN Left+Right), to a secondary source ( IN Left+Right). - Use it in the SUPERVISOR version for switching from a main stereo source ( MAIN Left+Right), i.e. a satellite reception, to a secondary source ( IN Left+Right), such as, for example, a network of emergency terrestrial radio links, generating eventual alarms and carrying out emergency switchovers.

This device acts as the "SQUARE CROSSING" and allows you to route the input sources like analog and digital to analog and / or digital either. Cross has been designed so that each output can assign a single input; Cross mixer does not function. Each input can be associated with multiple outputs simultaneously. This device is made inside a RACK to 3 units, located on the front panel place a large LCD display (240x128) display on which machine states in particular are of the general situation and specific connection of each node with the Alias ​​associatogli and data sources / users such as sample-rate levels and (for digital channels). The navigation between the nodes is done by pressing the "Arrow Key", also on the front panel which also serve to establish connections and query Cross.

BC-2000D multiplexer AEQ’s BC-2000-D Multiplexer (MPX) is part of the BC-2000 D router digital audio platform. The MPX is the second generation MPX system that replaces the Ranger - in use since 2000 at world-wide sporting events such as the Sydney Olympic Games, to transmit commentator audio and perform coordination between individual venues and the Commentary Switching Center.

AEQ AoIP networking IP-based multi-channel audio networking Using off-the-shelf routing equipment to send audio over IP in small to medium-sized systems offers cost advantages over synchronous solutions using AES-10 (MADI) or TDM buses. These have higher capacity, but require powerful hardware. Besides, large TDM systems can reduce their cost and at the same time increase their flexibility when they are combined with IP audio links to connect a few circuits with a central router.