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Chapter 5: Using VENUE Link 45
5
Wait until the computer is assigned an IP ad-
dress. This may take time.
6
Go to “Enabling VENUE Link” on page 45.
Enabling VENUE Link
After physically connecting the systems and es-
tablishing communications between systems,
you can enable VENUE Link.
To enable VENUE Link:
1
On your VENUE system, go to the Options
page and click the Interaction tab.
2
If you have not already done so, enter a name
for your VENUE system by clicking the
Control
Settings button and entering a name in the Sys-
tem Name box.
3
Select
Enable VENUE LInk
.
4
Launch Pro Tools, choose
Setup > Peripherals
to open the Peripherals dialog, and click the
VENUE tab. Ignore the Quick Start dialog if it ap-
pears, and do not open a session.
5
In the System Name box, enter a name for
your Pro Tools system.
6
Choose your VENUE system from the VENUE
System pop-up menu. When a connection is es-
tablished, “(connected)” is displayed next to the
name of the connected VENUE system.
7
On the VENUE tab of the Peripherals dialog,
confirm that your VENUE and Pro Tools systems
share the same TCP/UDP port setting. In most
cases you will not need to change this number.
8
In Pro Tools, choose
Setup > IO Setup,
click the
Inputs
tab, and do the following depending on
your configuration:
VENUE HDx
When using a VENUE HDx card,
confirm that Pro Tools recognizes the card. It
appears above the patching grid.
Enabling VENUE Link
Naming the Pro Tools system
Choosing the VENUE system
If you do not see your VENUE system (or
you have not named your VENUE system),
click
Enter IP Address...
from the pop-up
menu and manually enter the IP address of
the VENUE system you want to connect to.
If you have trouble enabling VENUE Link,
choose a number between 1024 and 65535
(do not, however, use 5900)
and enter it
into the TCP/UDP Port box on here and on
your VENUE system at Options > Interac-
tion > Control Settings.
HDx card in IO Setup