Aviom D800-Dante - Manual (Page 30)

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Dante Network Ports
The Dante interface on the D800-Dante A-Net Distributor has two gigabit network ports labeled P
rIMAry
and S
ecONdAry
. The Dante Secondary port can be configured to be a pass-through port or a redundant
copy of the Primary port. Configuring Dante settings requires the Dante Controller software available from
the Audinate website.
The D800-Dante supports sample rates of 44.1kHz and 48kHz coming from the Dante network.
Dante Interface LEDs
There are six LEDs on the Dante interface of the D800-Dante A-Net Distributor.
1GB Network LED
The red 1gB LED will light when the Dante interface is connected to an Ethernet network. It does not,
however, indicate that a valid Dante network stream is present. Individual 1GB LEDs are provided for the
Primary and Secondary ports.
Activity LED
The green Act (Activity) LED flickers when a valid Dante data stream is connected. Individual ACT LEDs are
provided for the Primary and Secondary ports.
LED indicators on the Dante interface
Error LED
The Dante interface’s e
rrOr
LED lights to indicate a configuration error or loss of Dante network
communication. Use the Dante Controller software to resolve Dante network issues.
Sync LED
The S
yNc
LED on the Dante interface lights when a valid Dante stream is connected and active, indicating
that the module is getting a proper clock signal.