Audio Interface BIAMP EasyConnect MPX 250 DC — desktop Dante/AVB integration module

BIAMP EasyConnect MPX 250 DC is a compact desktop audio interface designed for integration of networked audio systems. The unit supports Dante and AVB audio-over-IP protocols, offering a bridge between digital audio networks and local analog or digital devices. Its small footprint and desktop form factor make it suitable for meeting rooms, classrooms and AV installations where reliable networked audio routing and convenient local I/O access are required.

Advantages

The EasyConnect MPX 250 DC provides straightforward integration of Dante and AVB networks with local audio sources and destinations, reducing the need for complex rack-mounted hardware. It offers low-latency audio transport, consistent sample-rate handling and a desktop connection point for microphones, speakers or playback devices. The device’s compact design and simple connectivity simplify deployment and minimize visible cabling in collaboration and presentation spaces.

Suitable for

• Small to medium meeting rooms and huddle spaces
• Classrooms and lecture halls requiring networked audio distribution
• AV installations that need local I/O access for microphones or media players
• Systems integrating both Dante and AVB audio-over-IP protocols

Key specifications

• Supported network audio protocols: Dante and AVB
• Form factor: compact desktop unit
• Local connectivity: analog and digital audio I/O for microphones, line-level devices and speakers (specific connector types depend on model configuration)
• Audio performance: low-latency transport suitable for real-time collaboration
• Power: DC power operation (desktop power input)
• Mounting: freestanding desktop placement

How to use

Connect the EasyConnect MPX 250 DC to your Dante or AVB network via the network interface, then attach local audio devices to the unit’s analog or digital inputs and outputs. Configure network routing using the appropriate Dante or AVB management software to route channels between the network and the unit’s local I/O. Set sample rates and clocking according to the system requirements and verify signal paths before use. Place the unit on a desktop or other flat surface near local microphones or playback devices for convenient access.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, use stable network switches that support the chosen audio-over-IP protocol and follow manufacturer guidance on clocking and sample-rate settings. Keep firmware up to date and consult system documentation for specific connector pinouts and input sensitivity settings.