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AVM500-ES in ES-Monitor software
8.5.2 Port Configuration box
As exposed in paragraph 7.2 Generic Multi Networks Mode – Software configuration, AVM500-ES has capacity to
internally disconnect its ports from the main switch. Doing so, EtherSound commands are stopped, but audio data and clocks
remains. The “Port Configuration” box helps you to do this.
You can dissociate ports by clicking in corresponding check-box. As mentioned before, when {B, C, D, E} are disconnected,
port {Aout} automatically becomes active. In other means, clicking on “Dissociate Port A” check-box will automatically
disconnect the four other ports.
When you dissociate a port from the main switch, the corresponding In/Out radio button becomes active. This enables you to
configure your ports as described in paragraph 7.3 Advanced Users: Multi Network Mode – Input configuration. Please
read carefully this paragraph before using this function.
Check-box “3
rd
Port Access” allows you to disable the 3
rd
Port remote control of the selected Port (see 3
rd
port architecture in
Fig. 20). When this box is un-checked, you will no longer be able to control the Port if your computer is plugged to “3
rd
Port”.
This can be useful in some special configuration where more than one computer is used in the network (particularly when the
port is set to act as an Input Port).
8.5.3 Port A – EtherSound Channel Direction box
When port {Aout} is active, you can choose if the audio insertion and extraction must be done upstream or downstream (for
the whole 64 channels). E.g., to build a ring architecture*, you must insert audio downstream and extract audio upstream
(done automatically in this case to simplify use of AVM500-ES).
* Please visit www.ethersound.com website, and refer to last ES-Monitor documentation.
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