Extron has launched its BT 100 AT D Bluetooth Dante audio interface, integrating Bluetooth devices into a Dante-enabled audio system.
The panel allows a Bluetooth-enabled phone to be used as a communication device in a conferencing system, supporting stereo audio playback from a range of Bluetooth-enabled devices. Flexible control is available for device pairing, volume, and media playback is included via the front panel buttons, RS-232, or the Dante network connection.
The BT 100 AT D interfaces with Dane-equipped audio processors over a standard local area network and can be powered through PoE, allowing a single network cable connection from a central equipment rack for bidirectional audio, control, and power.
The Bluetooth connection can also be used to play back program material from a cell phone or tablet on the room’s speaker system.