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Port Type: USB 1.1
Cable: Standard USB 2.0 Cable Type A to B supplied (maximum 15 ft / 3 m
without active repeaters. A 6 ft / 2 m USB cable is supplied)
Mating Connector: USB type "B" connector
6.10.4 U-NET NETWORK CONNECTION
The two, identical, locking Neutrik EtherCon connectors on the rear of each NTS250
combine a RJ45 connector with a locking shell. They are designed for connecting
EAW’s audio and control signals between additional NTS250s and other U-Net
enabled devices. Either connector may be used as the ports are bi-directional. In
addition they auto-sense the cable wiring configuration (standard or crossover).
Cable: Ethernet CAT-5 or better (300 feet / 91 meters)
Mating Connector: RJ45 with or without Neutrik NE8MC cable carrier
Wiring Configuration: Standard or crossover cable (ports auto-sense cable configuration)
Green Status LED: Indicates communication is established between two devices
Red Status LED: Indicates a network error. A solid red LED indicates there is an error
somewhere in the network. A blinking red LED indicates the device
that is causing the error.
To use the U-Net input signal, repeatedly press the associated momentary INPUT SELECT switch
cycling through the LED indications until all three LEDs are illuminated.
Note: EAWPilot must be used to select the U-Net audio channel and configure the U-Net audio routing.
6 . 1 1 N e t w o r k i n g C o n f i g u r a t i o n s
NTS250s are equipped for networking both control signals and audio signals through the U-Net
connections. Audio can be routed into, out of, and through each device over U-Net and devices can be
controlled individually or as an array. EAWPilot is required to configure the U-Net networking of the
NTS250 and its operation is described in the EAWPilot Help file (Help>EAWPilot Help).
6.11.1 CONNECTING MULTIPLE NTS250s IN A U-Net CHAIN
Connect the USB port in the rear panel of the first NTS250 to a computer with the EAWPilot control
program installed. Connect one of the U-Net ports on the rear panel of the first NTS250 to a U-Net port
on the next NTS250. Continue daisy-chaining the remaining NTS250 U-Net ports until they are all
connected. An analog or digital input signal to the first NTS250 can then be routed over U-Net to all
subsequent units. This is done using EAWPilot control software.
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