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AXIA xNODES

ADVANCED IP-AUDIO INTERFACES

ONE DAY, ALL BROADCAST GEAR WILL BE

NETWORKED. UNTIL THEN, THERE'S xNODES.

Broadcast audio studios have really changed in the last decade.

Axia’s introduction of cost-efﬁcient, high-performance audio

routing systems that transport audio using standard Ethernet

changed everyone’s way of thinking – and opened up a whole

new world of operational possibilities.

Dozens of hardware and software partners now offer broadcast

products that connect to Axia networks using nothing more than

a CAT-5 cable for audio, control and PAD, and more companies

join every day. Everyone agrees that one day, all of the audio de-

vices and peripherals that make up the modern broadcast studio

will be network-connected. Until then, you need a way to add and

control non-networked audio devices to your studio network.

The solution: Axia xNodes.

ABOUT AXIA

Axia is the AoIP division of Telos Systems, a technology leader in

professional audio equipment for radio broadcasters since 1984.

In 2003, we introduced the world’s ﬁrst Ethernet-based console

system for broadcasting. At the time this was a new idea, but

VoIP showed the telecom industry how powerful, ﬂexible and

cost-efﬁcient it was to move audio via IP, and the idea caught on

fast with broadcasters, too. AoIP (sometimes called IP-Audio) is

mainstream technology now, with more than 2,500 radio studios

around the world equipped with Axia networks.

THE POWER OF THE NETWORK.

Axia helps you build networked studio facilities to meet today’s

most demanding broadcasting applications. With Axia, you can

quickly and easily connect a few rooms, or an entire facility. Axia

networks have a total system capacity of more than 10,000 au-

dio streams, and can carry hundreds of digital stereo channels

(plus machine logic and PAD) over a single CAT-6 cable, eliminat-

ing much of the cost normally associated with wiring labor and

infrastructure.

For example: a couple of Axia interface nodes, connected togeth-

er, can move a group of audio signals over an Ethernet cable from

one room to another. Connect with ﬁber and you can go across

campus. Attach a few more nodes and a switch and you have a

distributed multi-room routing switcher. Plug in a mixing surface

and console engine to add a powerful networked broadcast con-

sole. Add intercom stations for broadcast-quality plant commu-

nications that can be taken to air. Plug in your delivery system PC

and you can transfer ﬁles, live audio, and associated data all over

the same network. And since Axia audio is networked, Analog

AXIA

NETWORKING

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