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a computer to the network. All Dante devices are automatically discovered and displayed in Dante Controller, so a system can be up and running in
seconds.
Visit www.audinate.com for details or to learn more on using Dante.
Prior to Starting Installation
Before installing, note the unit’s MAC address found under the top cover (example 00:02:C1:81:00:00). Once connected to a network and powered,
the Dante IP endpoint speaker will boot up and automatically obtain an IP address from a DHCP server on the network. All AtlasIED Dante PoE
speakers come preconfigured in DHCP mode. Once the speaker is powered on, it can be discovered in the Audinate’s Dante Controller software or the
AtlasIED IP Discovery and Control Software. The AtlasIED Dante speaker will appear in Dante Controller software as an AtlasIED speaker.
Example:
Dante Model name is DA-22SYS with the Dante Device Name of DA-22SYS-82001B, with the last 6 digits being from the MAC address. Using
Dante controller software, audio signals can be routed to the DA-22SYS speaker. Making amplifier configuration changes or audio adjustments to the
DA-22SYS speaker requires using the AtlasIED IP Discovery & Control software. This software can be downloaded using the following link:
http://autoupdate.atlasied.com/atlasieddiscover/setup.exe. To access AtlasIED IP speakers, a username and password is required for login.
Factory assign Username and Passwords are:
• Username “admin”
• Password “admin”
After logged in you will be asked to change the Username and Password.
Note:
If the login reset is selected, all setting will be cleared and set back to
the original factory settings.
Suspension and Mounting
Suspending or “flying” speaker systems requires training and expertise. Improper rigging of a flying speaker may result in injury, death, equipment
damage, and legal liability. Installation must be carried out by fully qualified installers, in accordance with all required safety codes and standards at the
place of installation.
A 5:1 design factor is a generally accepted minimum standard. However, legal requirements for overhead suspension vary by municipality, please
consult your local safety standards office before installing any product. We also recommend that you thoroughly check any laws and bylaws prior to
installation.
Speakers flown in theaters, nightclubs, conference centers, or other places of work and entertainment must be provided with an independent,
correctly rated and securely attached secondary safety in addition to the principal suspension point(s). This secondary safety must prevent the speaker
from dropping more than 6" should the principal suspension device fail. If you lack the skills, training, and proper ancillary equipment to fly a speaker
system, do not attempt to do so.
Installing the DA-22SYS
1. The DA-22SYS fits industry standard 2' x 2' drop-in speaker system acoustic ceiling grids. Safety straps can be added to the locations indicated in
the images below. Refer to the local code requirements for securing a drop in ceiling grid speaker. (Figures 2 and 3)
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3
