Audinate Dante-MY16-AUD, User Manual

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Dante-MY16-AUD Connectors and Indicators
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Primary RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet connector
Always used.
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Secondary RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet connector for use when glitch free redundancy is required.
5. In redundancy mode, a failure on either connection will not cause an interruption to the audio
See the Go to Audinate’s website: www.audinate.com.
6. Navigate to ‘Products’ -> ‘Dante Virtual Soundcard’.
7. Under ‘Download’, choose your operating system.
8. Click the red button to go to the relevant release.
9. Click the hyperlink under ‘File downloads’ to download the installer.
When you first run Dante Virtual Soundcard you will need to activate it, using a valid Dante Virtual
Soundcard license ID.
Connecting to a network section for more information on setting up redundant networks.
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Link status / activity LED
Green indicates an established link; flashing indicates link activity.
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Gigabit link status LED
Orange indicates an established Gigabit Ethernet link.
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Serial port
For Yamaha HA Remote. Requires a straight-through DB9 (DE9) serial cable with a male connector.
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Status LEDs
The status LEDs indicate the following conditions:
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System – Indicates the status of the Dante system on this card.
A Green light indicates the system is operating properly.
An amber or red light indicates that the system has failed to boot correctly.
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Sync – Indicates the synchronization status of the Dante device.
A solid green light indicates that the device is a network slave and is sync hronized to the
network master.
A flashing green light indicates that the devi ce is the network clock master.
An orange light indicates the syncing is in progress. A red light indicates a network
synchronization error. Obtaining network sync may take up to 45 seconds.
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Serial – indicates Rx and Tx activity via either the external or HA remote serial port