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Powering an AVM500-ES for the first time
6 POWERING AN AVM500-ES FOR THE FIRST TIME
AVM500-ES is a dedicated and versatile EtherSound network router and matrix. Many configurations and parameters are
available to best fit each kind of architecture you want to build. When powering an AVM500-ES for the first time, it will boot in
the factory configuration. This mode is called “Mono network mode”. This is the simplest way to use an AVM500-ES.
6.1 Definition of Mono Network Mode
To be more efficient when using your AVM500-ES, you need to understand how it is build. If you have a look to the Fig. 1,
you will see how the AVM500-ES behave when in the Mono Network mode, from EtherSound point of view.
Fig. 1: Simplified view of AVM500-ES behavior
AVM500-ES acts as 5 EtherSound devices, with smart interconnections
From a network point of view, {Ain} is an EtherSound input port. The output port of the related device is connected to the 4
others device’s input ports, through a regular switch.
Doing so, {B, C, D, E} ports are EtherSound output ports. From a hierarchic point of view, {B, C, D, E} are behind {Ain}
(see Fig. 2).
All 64in ch 64out channels of each device are always connected to the 320x320 digital audio matrix, at any time.
Audio clock for synchronization is coming from {Ain} port and distributed to {B, C, D, E} ports. This is always true, whatever
the configuration of the AVM500-ES.
Audio patch of the 320x320 digital audio matrix is only available through {Ain} port.
Fig. 2: Tree view in Mono Network Mode
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