Logitek has launched JetPak, which it described as a compact, hardware-based USB audio interface intended to simplify how computers connect to Livewire AoIP networks.
It will be shown in the MaxxKonnect booth at the NAB Show. Logitek is partnering with MaxxKonnect on the product.
“Supporting up to four stereo inputs and 10 stereo outputs, along with integrated GPIO and logic control, JetPak provides a direct bridge between standard USB audio and Livewire environments, without the need for dedicated software drivers or additional licensing,” it said in the announcement.
JetPak can be held in the palm of a hand and can be moved from computer to computer.
“Configuration is stored within the device itself, allowing it to move easily between systems while retaining channel mapping and logic, making JetPak ideal for easy deployment and rapid disaster recovery.”
Logitek said JetPak combines “the ease of plug-and-play USB sound with the security of a physical hardware buffer,” minimizing direct network exposure from host computers.
JetPak will ship in Q2. It was announced by Logitek founder Tag Borland and MaxxKonnect President/CEO Josh Bohn.
NAB Show booth: C2038 (MaxxKonnect)
