Danley DNA SC48, User Manual

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Store Snapshot
This page of the
“
UTILITY
” menu
allows a Snapshot of the device to be stored.
Also see Snapshots .
Recall Snapshot
This page of the
“
UTILITY
” menu
allows a Snapshot to be recalled.
Also see Snapshots and Aux Port .
Bandwidth Units
This page of the
“
UTILITY
” menu
allows the Bandwidth of Parametric Equalizers to be viewed and
adjusted in either Octaves or ‘Q’.
Aux Style
This page of the
“
UTILITY
” menu
allows the action of the Aux port to be viewed and adjusted.
Also see Aux Port .
Ethernet
Ethernet configurations
IP addressing in the Device can be completely automatic; No setup is required.
When first installing and launching System Engineer, the computer Firewall may ask to allow System
Engineer to access the network . NOTE: This must be allowed .
DHCP
There are two primary IP address ranges
–
one used when there is a DHCP server, and another
(‘Link
Local’)
where there is no DHCP server (so the Device and the Computer will instead use 'Auto IP' to
allocate themselves an IP address). Both the device and the computer must be in the same IP
address range. In a local network environment such as an office where there is a DHCP server, both
the computer and the Device will be in the DHCP IP address range, and so will connect immediately.
AUTO-IP
The device will initially search for a DHCP server when first switched on (during which time its Online
Indicator will be flashing). As it can take up to one minute to establish that there is no DHCP server
available, this is the time it may take before Auto IP is entered.
Please be aware that it can also take some time from a computer being switched on in an isolated
network (without a DHCP server), or unplugged from a network with DHCP to time out of DHCP
searching, so it will not connect immediately to amplifiers that are already using Auto IP. The time it
takes before it decides to revert to Auto IP depends on the operating system but it can take several
minutes to acquire an Auto IP address.