Digigram PYKO In
Professional IP Audio Endpoints, for use with PYKO Out

When distributing digital audio over a shared IP network, the Digigram PYKO In offers professional solutions for a large scope of professional audio applications: transportation, industrial, background music, paging, intercom and broadcast.  PYKO In converts analog audio sources to high quality MP3 or PCM IP streams. 

Digigram PYKO In Featurses:
-System integration: out-of-the-box or highly customized
-PYKO units may be used "as is", without additional software for simple setups. In that case, PYKO units will be configured through a standard HTML web browser.
-Advanced systems can take advantage of rich Audio Manager features and scripting capabilities.
-Quick development of custom solutions driving PYKO units as required by an application-specific context are possible using Audio Manager Server with customized GUIs and its simple Telnet commands.

The Digigram PYKO In has 2 modes. It can be 1 stereo input device, or 1 mono input & 1 mono output device for full-duplex needs, like intercom.  The switch between these modes is done by a simply selecting the corresponding firmware via the embedded web page.

PYKO-in terminals have been designed with pro audio applications in mind:
-Mic/line input with gain control & phantom power
-Compact, yet robust, rack-mountable modules and rail-din adapters
-balanced audio I/Os on terminal block connectors, +18 dBu max levels
-8 GPIOs, RS232

Together with Digigram Audio Manager software, Digigram PYKO In network audio terminals enable designing fully managed audio distribution solutions. Audio Manager Software. In fixed audio installations, being able to manage system resources and audio streams from a central point is a must. With Audio Manager, planning, deploying and managing your network audio system has never been so easy.

Today's complex installations require many types of audio sources. Audio Manager's core engine is based on Visiblu, the Network Audio Operating System. It can mix and manage IP sources, EtherSound channels, analog sources, audio files, events, and schedules with ease. It also provides processing and mixing points within the network, for example, mixing announcements with background music.  No longer does the technology dictate how the system has to be designed. PYKO and Audio Manager put the system designer back in the driver's seat.