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Dante Controller User Guide

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Device Latency

Shows the current device latency setting, and allows you to change the operating receive latency for the

selected device. Select a value and click OK to apply the latency to all flows that the device is receiving.

Note: The 150 µsec setting is unavailable for devices that include an internal network switch.

Warning: changing the latency value will cause disruption in the audio while the flows are re-

established at the new latency setting.

Reset Device

Allows you to remotely reboot the Dante interface, and also to reapply factory settings (Factory Reset).

Rebooting the Dante device may also require a reset of the host audio equipment containing the device.

Factory Reset wipes the following device configuration settings:

n User-defined device name

n User-defined channel labels

n Clock configuration (clock master / external clock master setting)

n Static IP addresses

n Redundancy configuration

n Sample rate setting (including pull-up/down)

n Latency setting

n Any existing audio routes

Supported devices allow you to 'Clear Config' instead of Factory Reset. Clear Config wipes the same

configuration settings listed above, but allows you to optionally keep the IPsettings (i.e. retain the Dante

Redundancy settings, and any static IP addresses currently configured in the Network Config tab).

A reboot is required after clearing the configuration for the changes to take effect. Some devices will allow

you to automatically reboot after clearing the configuration. If this option is not available, a manual reboot is

required.

Network Config Tab

Use the Network Config Tab to toggle supported devices between Redundant and Switched modes, and to

specify static IP addresses for a device's Ethernet ports.