CONVERT EVERYTHING.
WITH ANYTHING.
Ultra-compact converters
+ Switchable format boards
A Flexiverter is an ultra-compact box with a main format, dual power supply and a slot for a switchable AUX board, which adds the conversion format to the FLX unit. At the moment 5 FLX units and 10 AUX boards are available.
Pick two of these formats and combine them in one 9.5 inch Flexiverter box:
with SRC | MADI OPTICAL/COAXIAL/SFP |
AES3 with SRC |
HDMI | WordClock | ||
AVB |
Analog Out | AES50 | TDM | SDI 12G |
(e. g. AES50 <> Dante, Dante <> Dante SRC, Dante <> AVB).
152x44x169mm (WxHxD) including device-side connectors/buttons
Power consumption
Sample rates
Channel count
FLX-Dante
64×64 @ 48kHz
32×32 @ 96kHz
16×16 @ 192kHz
plus additional AUX channels depending on AUX card
FLX-MADI
128×128 @ 48kHz
64×64 @ 96kHz, 32×32 @ 192kHz
FLX-AES3
16×16 @ 48/96/192 kHz (Single-wire)
8×8 @ 96kHz, 8×8 @ 192kHz (Dual wire), 4×4 @ 192 kHz (Quad wire)
FLX-AES50
96×96 @ 48kHz
32×32 @ 96kHz
FLX-AES67
64×64 @ 48kHz
32×32 @ 96kHz
16×16 @ 192kHz
AUX-ADAT
16x16ch ADAT I/O (2x Toslink In+2x out). Supports also S/PDIF.
AUX-AES3
8x8ch AES3 I/O on 1x DB25, fully transformer isolated
AUX-AES67
64x64ch AES67 network card
AUX-AVB
16x16ch / 32x0ch / 0x32ch MILAN-approved AVB
AUX-DANTE
64x64ch DANTE network card
AUX-MADI-COAX/OPTO/SFP
64x64ch, supports 56/57/64 channel mode + user bit transparency
3 possible Flexiverter applications
1
A SINGLE FLEXIVERTER WITH
AUX EXTENSION CARD
Insert and switch any AUX board in every main FLX unit and create the converter of your choice.
2
AS 1-to-1 CONVERTER WITH MORE CHANNELS (FITS IN 1RU). Convert up to 4 formats with one pairing (Signal splitting to AUX or FlexLink)
3
Connect one flexiverter via FlexLink to the multiverter MVR-64 to add an additional format conversion, SRC or more channels.
Flexiverter Units (FLX)
Choose your main format converter. Add any AUX board (see below).
Specifications in application modes
Stand Alone
Channels (all can be used at the same time) | 64×64 Dante @ 48kHz 32×32 Dante @ 96kHz 16×16 Dante @ 192kHzor maximum capacity of the AUX card, whichever is less |
Redundant power supply | up to 2x |
Battery-powered operation (DC 12-15V) | yes |
Sample Rate Conversion | no |
Signal splitting | yes (to AUX or FlexLink) |
Channel-wise routing | no |
Remote control | no |
Dual Flexiverter
Devices are connected via FlexLink cable.
Converts between one FLX(+AUX) and the other FLX(+AUX).
Channels (all can be used at the same time) |
64×64 Dante @ 48kHz32x32 Dante @ 96kHz 16×16 Dante @ 192kHz plus what the AUX card provides |
Redundant power supply | up to 3x |
Battery-powered operation (DC 12-15V) | yes |
Sample Rate Conversion | no |
Signal splitting | yes (to AUX or FlexLink) |
Channel-wise routing | no |
Remote control | no |
Flexiverter + Multiverter
FLX(+AUX) serves as extension to the MVR-64
Channels (all can be used at the same time) |
448×448 from multiverterplus 64×64 Dante plus what the AUX card provides |
Redundant power supply | up to 3x |
Battery-powered operation (DC 12-15V) | yes |
Sample Rate Conversion | yes (with SRC-64 card in Multiverter) |
Signal splitting | yes, to everything |
Channel-wise routing | yes, via MVR-64 (web, telnet or serial terminal) |
Remote control | yes, via MVR-64 (web, telnet or serial terminal) |
128 x 128 ch. MADI SFP & coaxial I/O
Specifications in application modes
Stand Alone
Converts between built-in MADI interface and the AUX card.
Channels (all can be used at the same time) |
64×64 MADI @ 48kHz 32×32 MADI @ 96 kHz 16×16 MADI @ 192kHzor maximum capacity of the AUX card, whichever is less |
Redundant power supply | up to 2x |
Battery-powered operation (DC 12-15V) | yes |
Sample Rate Conversion | no |
Signal splitting | yes (to AUX or FlexLink) |
Channel-wise routing | no |
Remote control | no |
Dual Flexiverter
Converts between MADI FLX (+AUX) and another FLX (+AUX).
Channels (all can be used at the same time) |
128×128 MADI @ 48kHz64x64 MADI @ 96kHz32x32 MADI @ 192kHzplus what the AUX card provides |
Redundant power supply | up to 3x |
Battery-powered operation (DC 12-15V) | yes |
Sample Rate Conversion | no |
Signal splitting | yes (to AUX or FlexLink) |
Channel-wise routing | no |
Remote control | no |
Flexiverter + Multiverter
FLX-MADI (+AUX) serves as extension to the MVR-64
Channels (all can be used at the same time) |
448×448 from multiverterplus 128 x128 MADI plus what the AUX card provides |
Redundant power supply | up to 3x |
Battery-powered operation (DC 12-15V) | yes |
Sample Rate Conversion | yes (with SRC-64 card in Multiverter) |
Signal splitting | yes, to everything |
Channel-wise routing | yes, via MVR-64 (web, telnet or serial terminal) |
Remote control | yes, via MVR-64 (web, telnet or serial terminal) |
Specifications in application modes
Stand Alone
Converts between built-in AES3 interface and the AUX card.
Channels (all can be used at the same time) |
16×16 AES3 @ 48 kHz 16×16 AES3 @ 96kHz 16×16 AES3 @ 192kHz or maximum capacity of the AUX card, whichever is less |
Redundant power supply | up to 2x |
Battery-powered operation (DC 12-15V) | yes |
Sample Rate Conversion | no |
Signal splitting | yes (to AUX or FlexLink) |
Channel-wise routing | no |
Remote control | no |
Dual Flexiverter
Converts between AES3 FLX (+AUX) and another FLX (+AUX).
Channels (all can be used at the same time) |
16×16 AES3 @ 48 kHz 16×16 AES3 @ 96 kHz 16×16 AES3 @ 192 kHz plus what the AUX card provides |
Redundant power supply | up to 3x |
Battery-powered operation (DC 12-15V) | yes |
Sample Rate Conversion | no |
Signal splitting | yes (to AUX or FlexLink) |
Channel-wise routing | no |
Remote control | no |
Flexiverter + Multiverter
FLX-AES3 (+AUX) serves as extension to the MVR-64
Channels (all can be used at the same time) |
448×448 from multiverterplus 16×16 AES3plus what the AUX card provides |
Redundant power supply | up to 3x |
Battery-powered operation (DC 12-15V) | yes |
Sample Rate Conversion | yes (with SRC-64 card in Multiverter) |
Signal splitting | yes, to everything |
Channel-wise routing | yes, via MVR-64 (web, telnet or serial terminal) |
Remote control | yes, via MVR-64 (web, telnet or serial terminal) |
prepared for MIDAS/Behringer
stagebox remote control
Specifications in application modes
Stand Alone
Channels (all can be used at the same time) |
96×96 AES50 @ 48kHz 48×48 AES50 @ 96kHz or maximum capacity of the AUX card, whichever is less |
Redundant power supply | up to 2x |
Battery-powered operation (DC 12-15V) | yes |
Sample Rate Conversion | no |
Signal splitting | yes (to AUX or FlexLink) |
Channel-wise routing | no |
Remote control | no |
Dual Flexiverter
Converts between AES50 FLX (+AUX) and another FLX (+AUX).
Channels (all can be used at the same time) |
96×96 AES50 @ 48kHz 48×48 AES50 @ 96 kHz plus what the AUX card provides |
Redundant power supply | up to 3x |
Battery-powered operation (DC 12-15V) | yes |
Sample Rate Conversion | no |
Signal splitting | yes (to AUX or FlexLink) |
Channel-wise routing | no |
Remote control | no |
Flexiverter + Multiverter
Flexiverter connected to multiverter via FlexLink cable.
FLX-AES50 (+AUX) serves as extension to the MVR-64
Channels (all can be used at the same time) |
448×448 from multiverter plus 96×96 AES50 plus what the AUX card provides |
Redundant power supply | up to 3x |
Battery-powered operation (DC 12-15V) | yes |
Sample Rate Conversion | yes (with SRC-64 card in Multiverter) |
Signal splitting | yes, to everything |
Channel-wise routing | yes, via MVR-64 (web, telnet or serial terminal) |
Remote control | yes, via MVR-64 (web, telnet or serial terminal) |
Specifications in application modes
Stand Alone
Channels (all can be used at the same time) |
64×64 AES67 @ 48 kHz 32×32 AES67 @ 96kHz 16×16 AES67 @ 192kHz or maximum capacity of the AUX card, whichever is less |
Redundant power supply | up to 2x |
Battery-powered operation (DC 12-15V) | yes |
Sample Rate Conversion | no |
Signal splitting | yes (to AUX or FlexLink) |
Channel-wise routing | no |
Remote control | no |
Dual Flexiverter
Converts between AES67 FLX (+AUX) and another FLX (+AUX).
Channels (all can be used at the same time) |
64×64 AES67 @ 48kHz 32×32 AES67 @ 96kHz 16×16 AES67 @ 192kHz plus what the AUX card provides |
Redundant power supply | up to 3x |
Battery-powered operation (DC 12-15V) | yes |
Sample Rate Conversion | no |
Signal splitting | yes (to AUX or FlexLink) |
Channel-wise routing | no |
Remote control | no |
Flexiverter + Multiverter
FLX-AES67 (+AUX) serves as extension to the MVR-64
Channels (all can be used at the same time) |
448×448 from multiverterplus 64×64 AES67 plus what the AUX card provides |
Redundant power supply | up to 3x |
Battery-powered operation (DC 12-15V) | yes |
Sample Rate Conversion | yes (with SRC-64 card in Multiverter) |
Signal splitting | yes, to everything |
Channel-wise routing | yes, via MVR-64 (web, telnet or serial terminal) |
Remote control | yes, via MVR-64 (web, telnet or serial terminal) |
COMBINE WITH
Format Boards (AUX)
Insert and switch any AUX board in every main FLX unit
and create the converter of your choice.
AUX-DANTE
64 x 64 ch. Dante
16 x 16 ch. @ 192kHz
AUX-AES67
64 x 64 ch.
AUX-AES3
8 x 8 ch. AES3 I/O on 1x DB25,
fully transformer isolated
AUX-ADAT
16 x16 ch. ADAT I/O (S/PDIF)
(2x Toslink In+2x out)
AUX-MADI OPTO
64 x 64 ch. MADI optical, SC (Multimode 125um 1310 nm)
AUX-MADI COAX
64 x 64 ch. MADI for coaxial cable
(BNC connectors)
AUX-MADI SFP
64 x 64 ch. MADI for
SFP modules
AUX-WordClock
BNC WordClock I/O
Flexiverter Rack Mounts
Devices can be mounted “face-to-front” or “back-to-front”.
Single Flexiverter Rack Mount
1 RU L/R Rack Mount for one Flexiverter unit
Dual Flexiverter Rack Mount
3-part 1 RU Rack Mount for two Flexiverter units
THE BACK PANEL: MOST FLEXIBLE
The main format I/O section on every FLX unit is different, the rest of the back panel is identical.
The FlexLink connection
The FlexLink connection is designed to connect two Flexiverters, or one Flexiverter with the Multiverter. It provides:
- 192×192 channels bi-directional transmission of 24-bit uncompressed audio (fully transparent to AES3 compatible metadata bits)
- Super-low link latency of 4 samples (ca. 83μs)
- Dedicated, high-quality reference clock signal with automatic configuration
- Power supply for connected devices (to reduce cabling), alternatively serves as redundancy scheme when both devices are powered: in case of power failure, both devices keep working from the remaining power supply.
- Uses standard HDMI cables (with locking screws), to provide easy field replacement in case of defects.