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Digigram PYKO-OUT Stereo IP Audio Decoder - 305broadcast
Digigram PYKO-OUT Stereo IP Audio Decoder - 305broadcast
Digigram PYKO-OUT Stereo IP Audio Decoder - 305broadcast
Digigram PYKO-OUT Stereo IP Audio Decoder - 305broadcast
Digigram PYKO-OUT Stereo IP Audio Decoder - 305broadcast
Digigram PYKO-OUT Stereo IP Audio Decoder - 305broadcast

SKU0581

Digigram PYKO-OUT Stereo IP Audio Decoder

$549.00

Digigram PYKO-OUT Stereo IP Audio Decoder

Key Workflow: audio over IP decoder for entry range studio to transmitter links (STL), as well as paging,  background music, and live announcement applications

We try to have plenty of inventory available to satisfy our customer's needs, however Due to the recent supply chain situation. We suggest you verify by contacting us Availability before placing your order online.

At a glance

PYKO-out is a small form factor rack-mountable stereo IP audio decoder. It features two balanced analog mono outputs and a USB port for storing local playlists on a USB memory stick.

It decodes standard RTP streams in G711, G722, PCM, MPEG L3, or AAC-LC and HE AAC audio formats and allows for auxiliary data tunneling (serial data, and 4 GPI statuses). PYKO-out also  offers three decoding priorities with automatic failover, and can be remotely  controlled through ASCII commands sent through TCP.

  • Stereo IP audio decoder
  • Decoding of standard RTP streams and WEB radio streams (Icecast/Shoutcast)
  • USB port for storing local playlists on a USB memory stick for local backup
  • Three decoding priorities with automatic failover
  • Control and monitoring through WEB pages, ASCII commands over TCP, and monitoring via SNMP

Key features

  • Two balanced analog outputs (+18 dBu)
  • One 10/100 Mbits/s Ethernet RJ-45 port
  • Supports the following audio formats:  G711, G722, PCM, MPEG L3,  and AAC-LC and HE AAC  at 32 kHz
  • Standard RTP streaming, or Icecast/Shoutcast
  • Auxiliary data tunneling (serial data through RS232 port, 4 GPIOs)
  • Unicast, multicast, multi-unicast and multi-multicast (up to six destinations)
  • Configuration and monitoring from WEB pages, or through ASCII commands via TCP
  • Possibility to start/stop the stream via GPIs
  • Front panel headphones mini-jack
  • External power supply