The Barix Exstreamer 110 is a top - notch IP audio decoder. It comes with a USB flash interface, serial port, relay output, and a built - in IR receiver and display. This device supports Internet Radio (AACplus, MP3, shoutcast, TCP streaming) and VoIP (SIP, RTP) codecs and protocols. Key features include AACplus, MP3, Ogg Vorbis, G.711, PCM decoding, IP streaming via multiple protocols, line level stereo output, an RS - 232 serial port, a wide supply voltage range of 9 - 30VDC, a USB flash interface, relay output, and a built - in IR receiver and display. Technical specifications cover electrical, Ethernet, analog output, audio formats, IR interface, discrete I/O, RS - 232 interface, display, and more. It has an aluminum case, is rack and wall - mountable, and comes with a quick install guide, AC power supply, RCA stereo cable, IR remote control, and batteries.
Using the Barix Exstreamer 110 is easy. First, connect the AC power supply to the device. Then, use the RCA stereo cable to connect it to your audio system. You can use the included IR remote control to operate the device. To stream audio, connect it to your network via the Ethernet port. When using the serial port or USB flash interface, make sure the devices you connect are compatible. As for maintenance, keep the device in a dry and cool place. Wipe the aluminum case with a soft cloth occasionally. If you face any issues, refer to the quick install guide. Also, ensure that the power supply voltage is within the 9 - 30VDC range to avoid damaging the device.
