AEQ Audio Over IP
Routing System
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2.3. CAPITOL IP BOARD module description.
2.3.1. Back panel description.
Only one CAPITOL IP BOARD
module can be installed inside
the CAPITOL IP digital mixing
console core. In that case, two
Ethernet LAN 1 and LAN 2
ports will be installed in the
AoIP area of the core back panel, with their corresponding physical connection indicator LEDs:
- LAN LEDs: indicate the status of the audio local area network: LAN 1 (main interface)
and LAN 2 (secondary interface).
Status:
• Off: no local network connection.
• Blinking green: link is established at data level.
• Steady yellow: link is established at physical level only.
If the boards are wired to a dedicated audio network using a switch, in LAN 1 only, the green
LED should be blinking and the yellow one should be steady on. If the wiring is connected in
"Daisy Chain" mode, without switch, or there is a redundant network, both green LEDs should
be blinking and both yellow ones should be steady on.
IMPORTANT NOTE: When there is a redundant network, primary and secondary interfaces
must be connected to separated networks.
2.4. NETBOX 32 AD interface description.
2.4.1. Front panel description.
NETBOX 32 AD includes 2 connectors, LAN 1 and LAN 2, placed on the back panel of the unit,
each one with its respective physical link signaling LEDs.
On front panel, there are indicators related to the unit status, communications and audio levels.
The ones that are interesting regarding AoIP connection are:
- LAN LEDs: indicate the status of the audio local area network: LAN 1 (main interface)
and LAN 2 (secondary interface).
Status:
• Off: no local network connection.
• Blinking green: link is established at data level.
If the unit is wired to a dedicated audio network using a switch, only LAN 1 should be blinking. If
the wiring is connected in "Daisy Chain" mode, without switch, or there is a redundant network,
both LEDs be blinking.
IMPORTANT NOTE: When there is a redundant network, primary and secondary interfaces
must be connected to separated networks.
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