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The ENC1201’s address

ENC 1201 Version 1.0 Page 11

Caution:

• It is recommended to switch phantom power of an input o BEFORE connecting the XLR plug to

the desired input. See “PHANTOM POWER” on page30. When using condenser microphones

that require phantom power, be sure to activate that setting for the relevant inputs AFTER con-

necting the XLR plug.

5. If necessary, set the ENC 1201’s audio and network parameters.

This requires the use of a computer whose Ethernet port is connected to the primary

Dante network (or temporarily to the ENC 1201’s PRIMARY port). This conguration

routine may only be necessary once, because the settings can be stored.

The ENC 1201 contains a web interface that can be accessed like a standard inter-

net page, like many commercially available IP routers. That is where the available

parameters are located. See “3.3 The ENC1201’s address” below for how to access the

ENC 1201’s parameters.

Notes:

• See “4 Conguring the Unit via its Web Interface” on page16 for the available parameters and

what they do.

• WiFi is only supported for conguration activities using the Dante Controller software (see

below). Audio data cannot be transmitted or received via WiFi.

3.3 TheENC1201’saddress

This device can be congured using one of the following internet browsers: Chrome,

Firefox, Internet Explorer (6.0 or newer) or Safari.

By default, the ENC 1201 is congured to automatically request IP addresses for both

Dante ports via DHCP.

If you already know the IP address, enter it into the browser’s address bar and press the

ENTER key on the computer keyboard (the following is only an example):

169.254.195.191

As an alternative, you can enter the ENC 1201’s host name into your browser’s address

bar. The host name looks something like this:

ENC-1201-XXXXXX.local

“XXXXXX” represents the last six alphanumeric characters (without the colons) of the

PRIMARY Dante port’s MAC address. You can nd this MAC address on the ENC 1201’s

rear or bottom panel. The host name may look something like this:

ENC-1201-0e10de.local

(In this case, “0e:10:de” would be the last six alphanumeric characters of the MAC

address.)

If other ENCHORUS devices are connected to the network, you can select them using the

“4.9 Browse Network” (p.45) tab.

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