Connect the Focusrite RedNet R1 desktop remote controller to your audio network with its included Cat 6 Ethernet cable for full control over your Red audio interfaces. Select, combine, and switch your signal signals from any combination of inputs and outputs on the network. Control large speaker arrays from a single remote controller. Monitor signals anywhere on the network with its built-in headphone output. You can even communicate with other rooms in your facility with the RedNet R1’s built-in talkback mic. Complete with a vibrant color display for comprehensive level metering, the Focusrite RedNet R1 gives you the remote control capabilities you need in a professional environment. Desktop remote controller for Red audio interfaces The first Dante®, Pro Tools | HD™ and Thunderbolt™ interface system with a monitor controller. Switch and sum Supports a maximum of eight channels, each of up to 12 sources per channel, from 32 available audio sources. Flexible monitor control Controls include level, reference level, preset selection, cut, dim, mute, A/B switch, and a variety of solo modes. Monitor fold-downs Up to four fold-down presets allow fast switching for checking downmixes. Talkback & headphones functionality Four destination groups when used with a Red interface, or a single talkback group when used with other Dante devices. High-fidelity output can take its source from a multitude of sources. Built-in Microphone RedNet R1 has an internal talkback microphone, or users can connect their own, via the rear-panel XLR. Precision metering and display Two LCD displays for highly accurate level metering of the outputs, sources and headphone outputs, and for giving visual cues for navigating around menus. Software setup with hardware-focussed workflow RedNet Control is designed for quickly setting up simple or complex configurations. Footswitch input Quarter-inch jack socket accepts a footswitch, for talkback management, LFE muting and more. Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) support Powered via Ethernet (using the PoE standard), or using a DC power supply.
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