High-Density IP Audio Shuffling Core

The Evertz 570EMR-ADMX is a modular IP audio processing blade designed as a central audio sub-system resource for SDVN LAN environments. Capable of executing precise mono-level audio channel shuffling and routing, the 570EMR-ADMX allows broadcast facilities to seamlessly manage, remap, and route thousands of IP audio channels across complex live production and transmission workflows.

Robust IP Standards Compliance & High Density

Built for modern IP media infrastructures, the 570EMR-ADMX supports AES67 and SMPTE ST 2110-30 (Level A & B) stream formats. With the capacity to handle up to 640 multicasts per optical SFP+ network port and locked to PTPv2 timing, the module delivers scalable audio routing for small OB vans, medium studio facilities, or enterprise-scale media broadcast networks.

High Reliability and Redundancy Schemes

To guarantee zero-downtime operations in mission-critical environments, the 570EMR-ADMX supports SMPTE ST 2022-7 hitless redundancy across dual IP network cores. System architects can deploy the module across various network topology options:

• Single Core Dual Hot: Employs two 570EMR-ADMX modules connected to a single core switch for hardware-level sub-system failover.
• Dual Core Dual Hot: Connects 570EMR-ADMX resources across main and backup IP network cores, delivering complete hardware and network path redundancy.

Modular Frame Integration & Centralized Control

Occupying two slots in Evertz 570FR series 1RU and 3RU frames, the hot-swappable 570EMR-ADMX features local analog reference inputs (DIN 1.0/2.3) and SFP+ networking interfaces. System operators can remotely monitor module diagnostics, manage audio routes, and adjust gain or mapping settings via in-band control or centralized Evertz VistaLINK PRO and MAGNUM-OS software management suites.