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ANDIAMO.MC Hardware Guide - Version 2.0
CHAPTER 4: Operation
Depending on the selected protocol the connection method is different.
Code USB Serial over MADI MIDI over MADI Custom MADI
0 DO -- -- --
A DO DO DO --
B (DO)* (DO)* AVID PRE --
C (DO)* Yamaha AD8HR (DO)* --
D (DO)* (DO)* (DO)* SSL
AB** (DO)* (DO)* (DO)* Lawo Dallis
* (DO) in brackets means that, due to the unidirectional control protocol without
status report, settings via device user interface or other remote ports are
restricted.
** AB is used for Dallis remote control and requires a license and different
firmware. The transport method follows the Lawo specification.
DO marks the native protocol which is used by the ANDIAMO Remote.
For more information about remote control please refer to „Appendix D - Remote
Protocols“ on page 55.
TIP
If you run into trouble connecting with your device check the protocol setting
and the cabling first. The most simple way is a USB connection between your
computer and the device.
Remote control via Lawo (Dallis)
The ANDIAMO.MC can be remote controlled from a Lawo mc² mixing console or
Nova router. This requires an own Lawo certified firmware which is available at the
ANDIAMO.MC product page at www.directout.eu. A license for this firmware can
be obtained from DirectOut GmbH or your local DirectOut representative.
Trial mode - if the firmware is programmed into a device without a valid license
key, the ANDIAMO.MC Dallis firmware will run in trial mode. While all remote
control features will work as needed, the audio transmission is muted for a few
seconds every minute. The firmware and all Dallis remote control features can thus
be evaluated before purchasing a license.
See also ‘Technical Info - Dallis Remote Control’ at www.directout.eu.