Clockaudio TIM-1000, Руководство пользователя

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5.2.5 EQ settings
These provide audio lift or reductions in the Low (0 – 350Hz), Mid (350 – 2000Hz) or High frequency
ranges (2000 – 8000Hz).
5.3 Advanced Tab
This tab is typically what an administrator, super user or IT department will use to configure the unit.
Sections of this tab are
5.3.1 Device setup
Allows TIM-1000 to be set as either Master or Slave unit. In general, if there is only one unit per
room, then it has to be set as a Master. However, for areas where you may need to use more than
one unit, the other unit(s) can be setup as a Slave device(s). When setup as a Slave, the Master units’
IP address must be entered in the GUI for each slave.
5.3.2 Control network IP settings
There are two ways for the unit to receive its control IP address – via DHCP or being set with a Static
IP. When “Obtain an IP address automatically” radio button is checked, TIM-1000 requests a DHCP
server to obtain the address. For this mode, there has to be a DHCP server available. If Static IP
needs to be set, select “Use the following IP address” radio button. When this is done, you’ll need to
specify the IP address of the unit, subnet mask and default gateway.
5.3.3 Dante Settings
This panel displays the current device’s network name (which can be edited) as well as the IP
address that will be used by Dante. This address would have either been negotiated through the link
local addressing or set through Dante Controller.
5.3.4 Time settings
This setting allows date and time to be set as long as the NTP address is 0.0.0.0. If the NTP address is
non-zero, TIM-1000 will use the specified NTP server to set the device’s date and time. The date
format allows you to select between the two date formats i.e. MMM/DD/YYYY or DD/MMM/YYYY.