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INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing this Focusrite RedNet 4.
RedNet 4 is a multichannel analogue mic/line preamplifier for use with a RedNet digital audio
networking system.
RedNet is a powerful, low latency, digital audio networking system designed specifically for music,
recording studio and broadcast applications. It is based on Audinate’s Dante™, a well-established
audio networking technology known for its extreme robustness. Dante - and the RedNet system -
is capable of transporting up to 512 channels of bidirectional audio (at 48 kHz sample rate) over a
single Gigabit Ethernet link. The number of channels available in your DAW will depend on the host
method being used.
In RedNet 4, Focusrite mic preamp technology is combined with 24-bit A-D conversion at sample
rates of up to 192 kHz. It provides eight analogue inputs - each of which may be either microphone
or line level - plus two front panel DI inputs. Each mic input has switchable 48 V phantom power and
a high-pass filter, and pairs of channels may be ganged for stereo operation. As with other RedNet
analogue interfaces, JetPLL™ technology and up to 119 dB of dynamic range are standard.
Mic preamp parameters, including analogue gain, can be controlled both from the front panel, or
remotely via the Ethernet connection using RedNet Control software.
The inputs are electronically balanced, with the mic inputs on standard 3-pin XLR connectors and the
line inputs on a 25-pin Dsub connector. Channels 1 and 2 can additionally be configured as DI inputs,
for direct connection of instruments to ¼” jack sockets on the front panel.
The front panel has a rotary gain control with numeric display, eight channel select buttons and
switches for mic/line/DI selection, phantom power and high-pass filter. It also has LEDs confirming
network status, sample rate and per-channel signal level.