Wohler Multi-Channel Touch-Screen Audio Monitor with Analog Interface, 2RU

Let the Multi-Channel Touch-Screen Audio Monitor with Analog Interface, 2RU, revolutionize your audio monitoring experience. This state-of-the-art device, brought to you by the pioneers of in-rack monitoring, Wohler Technologies, offers a seamless blend of versatility and high-quality performance.

The iAM Series, including the iAM-AUDIO, is a testament to Wohler's commitment to innovation and adaptability in the ever-evolving world of broadcast technology. This compact, yet powerful device is engineered to provide intuitive monitoring of multiple signal types, making it an indispensable tool for modern media enterprises.

The iAM-AUDIO is equipped with a plethora of metering options and supports a wide array of inputs including Analog, AES3, and MADI. It also offers additional options for AoIP formats such as Dante, Ravenna, and AES67, 3G/HD/SD-SDI, and an expanding range of I/O via an SFP interface.

The high-quality touch screen panel ensures an elegant and intuitive control experience, complemented by easy-to-navigate menus and configurations. Physical front panel controls provide quick access to main and auxiliary volume controls, balance control, and a front mounting USB port for effortless software updates.

One of the standout features of the iAM Series monitors is the on-board web server. This allows for multiple units on the same network to be updated, monitored, and controlled via a browser-based user interface. This feature supports rapid configuration with role-based authentication, safeguarding critical configurations from unauthorized alterations.

The iAM-AUDIO doesn't compromise on sound output either. With front mounting speakers and subwoofers, it delivers powerful sound output and audio reproduction that meets Wohler's stringent specifications.

Future-proof your audio monitoring with the iAM-AUDIO. It can be software upgraded to support new and emerging technologies, making it the ideal solution for any application that requires a compact unit for monitoring a diverse range of professional signals.