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AEQ Audio Over IP
Routing System
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This view provides a convenient way of quickly scanning the network for clock information. For
DDM networks, devices are grouped into their respective IP subnets.
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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"Sync": Indicates the clock sync status for the device.
- A green light indicates that the device is currently synced to (or is driving) the
network clock.
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A red light indicates that the device is not currently synced.
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"Mute": Indicates the mute status for the device.
- A red mute icon indicates that the device is currently muted (usually due to loss
of clock sync).
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No icon in the mute column means that the device is not muted (audio should
be flowing normally).
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"Clock Source": Indicates the clock source for the device.
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Dante: The device is deriving its clock from the Dante network, or is acting as
master clock (but not deriving its clock from an external source).
- External: The device is deriving its clock from an external word clock source.
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"Domain Status" (DDM networks only): Indicates the clock's role for its domain.
- Master: The device is the master clock for the domain.
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Slave: The device is a boundary clock slave (receiving unicast PTP from a
domain master in a different subnet).
- Standby: The device is a backup boundary clock.
- Disabled: The device does not currently have a domain clocking role.
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N/A: The device cannot act as a boundary clock.
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"Primary Status / Secondary Status": Indicates the state of the PTP clock for the
primary and secondary network interfaces. Routed DDM networks will indicate a master
clock for each IP subnet.
- Master: Device is the current PTP Master Clock on the primary Dante network.
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Slave: Device is a PTP Slave on the primary Dante network.
- Passive: Device is not using clock synchronization information from this
interface.
- Link Down: The interface is not connected to the network.
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N/A: Indicates that the device does not support clock status reporting. In the
Secondary Status column, can also indicate that the device is non-redundant.
- Listening: Usually transient. When persistent, it indicates that the device can not
operate as a clock master (slave only), and is waiting for a clock master to
appear on the network.