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4.7.4.2. "Device Info" (status of the device).
The Device Info tab provides a network-wide overview of device configuration and operating
information. The tabular view presents the following information, in columns from the left:
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Device Name: The device name currently associated with the device.
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Product Type: The type of Dante module in the device.
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Product Version: The product version, as defined by the manufacturer.
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Dante Version: The firmware version for hardware devices, or software version for Dante
software applications.
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Device Lock: The lock state of the device. You can also click this field to open the device
lock / unlock dialog.
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Primary Address: The IP address assigned to the primary interface. IP addresses are
currently assigned via DHCP, or automatically self-assigned. Self-assigned addresses on
the primary interface will be in the 169.254.X.Y range.
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Primary Link Speed: The Ethernet link speed of the primary interface.
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Secondary Address: The IP address assigned to the secondary interface. Self-assigned
addresses on the secondary interface will be in the 172.31.X.Y range. 'N/A' indicates that
the device does not support a secondary interface. 'Link down' indicates that the device
supports a secondary Dante interface, but it is not currently connected.
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Secondary Link Speed: The Ethernet link speed of the secondary interface. Other values
are possible (as per Secondary Address).
NOTE 1: A Dante interface may have a preferred link speed. Where it does, and an interface is
not operating at that preferred link speed, the values in the Link Speed columns will be shown in
red.
NOTE 2: If no device information is displayed for a device, it can indicate a ConMon (Dante
control and monitoring service) failure on the device. The device may need to be reset or
restored.
4.7.4.3. "Clock Status".
The Clock Status tab provides a network-wide overview of the clocking state within the network.