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INSTALLATION AND INITIAL SETUP

Initial Network Setup

AERO.100 ships with DHCP enabled and will automatically retrieve an IP address when connected to a 

network with a DHCP server. The Windows PC on which the NfRemote client software will be installed 

should be connected to the same network and subnet as the AERO.100. 
Alternately, AERO.100 can be directly connected to a Windows PC using an Ethernet cable by setting a 

fixed IP address on the PC in the same subnet as the AERO.100 IP address. 

Note: 

If AERO.100 displays an IP address of 127.0.0.1, there is no valid IP connection to the unit. 
If it shows an IP address of 169.x.x.x, either the unit is connected to a valid Ethernet port but 

cannot retrieve a DHCP address, or a fixed IP address has not been established.

Remote Connection via NfRemote Software

The NfRemote client software allows AERO.100 to be set up, configured, adjusted, and monitored 

remotely on nearly any Windows computer or tablet.  AERO.100 is designed to remain connected to your 

local network at all times, ready to accept an incoming remote connection.
The latest version of NfRemote as well as the full user manual are available for download from the Telos 

Alliance website on the AERO.100 product page at 

https://www.telosalliance.com/Linear/AERO100

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After downloading NfRemote, double-click on the application and follow the on-screen instructions for 

installation. Once installed, enter the IP address of the AERO.100 and the default password of “1234”.  

If you like, you can add a “friendly” name in the “Comment” field, a useful feature for quickly identifying 

multiple units.
Connect to the unit by clicking the “Connect” button. Optionally, clicking “Add” adds the unit to the quick 

recall list in the bottom portion of the window. Keep in mind that anyone with access to the host PC will 

be able to connect to the AERO.100 if you do so. 
NfRemote can be used to connect to any Telos Alliance product that utilizes the client, and an almost 

infinite number of connections can be stored within a single NfRemote installation. 
At this point, we refer you to the full user manual for complete detailed instructions and documentation 

on further configuration, setup, and operation of your AERO.100.

Summary of Contents for LINEAR ACOUSTIC AERO.100

Page 1: ...rocessing for SAP audio and or a downmix of the main program audio and a second 2 channel processor for an additional program and or main program downmix AMX2 0 2 2 2 2 channel processing for main pro...

Page 2: ...behind the Linear Acoustic logo indicating the unit is receiving power from one or both power supplies Front panel display B showing the current software version host name and IP address USB port C fo...

Page 3: ...oring and logging Auto sensing HD SD SDI input and output BNC connectors E providing access to all eight channels of an applied SDI signal including de embedding and pair shuffling at the input and re...

Page 4: ...ure the loss of mains supply voltage is a bigger concern Accordingly each supply should be fed from a different circuit equipped with adequate surge protection and fitted with an uninterruptable power...

Page 5: ...local network at all times ready to accept an incoming remote connection The latest version of NfRemote as well as the full user manual are available for download from the Telos Alliance website on t...

Page 6: ...es C Non Operating 20 to 70 degrees C Intended Location Telecommunications center or dedicated computer machine room Regulatory North America FCC and CE tested and compliant with UL approved power sup...

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