Unika NBB-0202, Руководство пользователя

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All the routing assignment and device configuration are set via Dante Controller software
which is available free from the following Audinate webpage,
www.audinate.com/products/software/dante-controller
User's guide of Dante Controller can be found on the following webpage,
www.audinate.com/resources/technical-documentation
Besides the routing assignment, mostly, you should set the operating sample rate of your
NBB-0202 to meet the sample rate of your whole Dante network. Basically, all the devices
in the same Dante network should be synced to the same sample rate. You do not need to
worry about the bit-depth of coding of your audio stream in network. Although the NBB-0202
encodes/decodes audio in 24-bit PCM stream, it automatically does bit-depth converting when
it streams audio to/from other Dante-enabled devices manipulating audio data in different bit-
depth.
By default, the NBB-0202 device transmits one or a couple of channels of audio in flow to
each remote device respectively. The NBB-0202 supports merely 2 audio flows
simultaneously. When you need the audio from NBB-0202 to be transmitted to more than 2
devices, you can assign the channels needed to be transmitted to more than 2 remote devices in
a multicast flow by clicking the multicast button in the device view window in Dante
Controller. A multicast flow is virtually distributed as broadcasting in Dante Audio Network so
that more than 2 devices can recept the audio flow.
Usually, UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair) Cat.5e cable should be good
enough for all the network installation. However, STP (Shielded
Twisted Pair) Cat.5e cable is strongly recommended if you plan to
route the cable through noisy environment. The foil or braided
screens in STP cable can provide great noise immunity from
electromagnetic interference around. Also, make sure the EIA/TIA-568B standard is fully
followed for the RJ-45 plug wiring.