What to do if my dbx DriveRack VENU360 won't communicate: Check Switch/Router Configuration Settings?
First, ensure the DHCP server is enabled and that the DHCP address range is properly configured. If the VENU360 and control device have compatible network settings but still won’t communicate, try disabling the firewall and then relaunching the VENU360 control app.
How to fix software firewall issues with dbx DriveRack VENU360?
Try disabling the firewall and then relaunching the VENU360 control app.
What to do if the Ethernet port LEDs are not lighting on my dbx Recording Equipment?
If any of the Ethernet port LEDs are not lighting, try disconnecting then reconnecting the corresponding Ethernet cables. If any of these LEDs are still not lighting, try swapping out the connected Ethernet cable for another known-working cable. If an Ethernet port’s LEDs begin lighting after reconnecting or swapping out cables, wait a few minutes then try reconnecting with the VENU360 control app.
How to ensure all networked devices are powered on for dbx DriveRack VENU360?
Ensure the networked control device, all network peripherals (i.e., switches, routers, or bridges), and the VENU360 are powered on and wait a few minutes to allow all devices to boot and get assigned IP addresses.
General| Frequency Response | 20 Hz - 20 kHz, +/- 0.5dB |
|---|---|
| Dynamic Range | >110 dB |
| Sample Rate | 48 kHz |
| Output Connectors | XLR |
| A/D Resolution | 24-bit |
| D/A Resolution | 24-bit |
| Maximum Input Level | +22 dBu |
| Maximum Output Level | +22 dBu |
| Outputs | 6 |
| Crossover | Yes |
| Feedback Suppression | Advanced Feedback Suppression (AFS) |
| Control | Ethernet, USB, Android, iOS, and Windows applications |
| Dimensions | 19" W x 1.75" H x 7.8" D |
| Input Connectors | XLR/TRS combo |
| Dynamics Processing | Compressor, Limiter |
| Other Processing | Subharmonic Synth |
| Software | DriveRack VENU360 Software |
| Mounting | Rackmount |
| Power | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Output Impedance | 120 Ω |
| Power Supply | Internal |
Provides an overview of the VENU360's capabilities and applications.
Describes the three VENU360 models: Standard, Dante, and BLU link.
Provides guidelines for safely and properly mounting the VENU360 in a rack.
Details how to connect audio and power for the VENU360 and other equipment.
Explains the correct sequence for powering up and down the system.
Guides on establishing a direct network connection between the VENU360 and a computer.
Instructions for connecting the VENU360 to a network via a switch or router.
Details how to connect the VENU360 to a network via a Wi-Fi router.
Describes the VENU360's front panel controls, display, and connectors.
Explains meters, clip indicators, mute buttons, and other front panel functions.
Details the Utility, Copy/Paste, and navigation buttons on the front panel.
Specifies the power connection for the unit.
Describes the Ethernet port for network control and updates.
Explains the USB port for firmware updates.
Details the six balanced analog XLR outputs and their configuration flexibility.
Explains the function of the ground lift switch for input connectors.
Describes how to connect mixers to the XLR inputs and their configuration options.
Details the BLU link ports for VENU360-B models and their connectivity.
Explains the Dante ports for VENU360-D models and their network connectivity.
Describes the VENU360's operating modes: Home, Wizard, Configuration, and Edit.
Details the various home screens for viewing system status and information.
Guides through step-by-step setup and optimization using wizards.
Details specific wizards like Setup, AutoEQ/Level Assist, and AFS.
Covers analog and AES input setup, including clock source and SRC.
Details BLU link and Dante connectivity and clocking for specific models.
Step-by-step guide for making manual configuration changes.
Instructions on how to apply changes made in Configuration mode.
Step-by-step guide to assigning BLU link or Dante input channels.
Shows routing diagrams for input mixer/router configurations.
Displays routing diagrams for mid output mixer/router configurations.
Step-by-step guide for setting up mixer/router modules.
Lists processing modules that can be inserted into input and mid slots.
Step-by-step guide for selecting and configuring insert module types.
Step-by-step guide for selecting and configuring crossover module types.
Lists and describes available crossover types with icons and speaker configurations.
Step-by-step guide for linking and unlinking processing modules.
Step-by-step guide for naming output channels.
How to adjust module parameters using Edit mode.
How to copy and paste settings between similar processing modules.
Covers recalling, storing, copying, and deleting user and factory presets.
Step-by-step guide for deleting user presets.
Explains the use of speaker and amplifier tunings for initial system setup.
Guides through key manual optimization steps: crossover, gain, EQ, AFS, and finishing touches.
Describes the fixed inputs and their assignments.
Explains the Router module for signal routing and its parameters.
Details the Mixer module for mixing signals and its parameters.
Describes the AFS algorithm for feedback elimination and its parameters.
Explains the AGC module for maintaining constant signal levels and its parameters.
Describes the three types of delay modules and their functions.
Details the Compressor module for dynamic range control and its parameters.
Explains the Graphic EQ module for frequency response adjustment and its parameters.
Describes the 12-band input and 8-band output PEQ modules and their uses.
Explains the AutoEQ module, a 14-band parametric EQ, and its parameters.
Describes the Subharmonic Synth module for enhancing low frequencies and its parameters.
Explains the Crossover module for dividing signals into frequency bands and its parameters.
Describes the Limiter module for setting signal level ceilings and its parameters.
Explains how to use the Real-Time Analyzer and built-in signal generator.
Describes the routing options for the RTA source signal.
Explains how to navigate and edit system parameters in the Utility menu.
Covers System Info, BLU Link, Dante, and network configuration options.
Details power-up functions, app security, and navigation preferences.
Forces VENU360 to boot with all outputs muted.
Locks front panel controls to prevent unauthorized tampering.
Explains Soft Reset and Factory Reset procedures.
Guide for setting up full range systems without active crossovers.
Guide for systems with full range mains and subwoofers.
Guide for bi-amplified systems with aux-fed subwoofers.
Guide for LCR systems with full range mains and subwoofers.
Guide for setting up to six full range stage monitors.
Guide for setting up to three bi-amplified 2-way stage monitors.
Illustrates using AES digital inputs with digital consoles and PA systems.
Shows a BLU link ring application with VENU360-B, mixer, and personal monitors.
Illustrates a Dante network application with VENU360-D devices.
Lists user and factory presets with their crossover configurations.
Describes the VENU360 control app and its capabilities.
Lists the device requirements for the VENU360 control application.
Explains network settings like IP address, DHCP, and security best practices.
Provides steps to resolve network connectivity issues.
Guides on checking network device settings and firewalls.
Explains how to perform firmware updates via USB or Ethernet.
Recommends straight-through and crossover Ethernet cables with pinout diagrams.
Lists detailed specs for inputs, outputs, A/D, and D/A performance.
Covers system performance, BLU link, Dante, and power supply specs.
Lists unit weight, shipping weight, and physical dimensions.
Provides links to the dbx website, product pages, and support.
Link to download Dante Controller software.
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