Chapter 1: Overview
System Overview
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Ethersound Options
Ethersound is an open protocol offering 64-channels of
bidirectional I/O via a CAT5 network cable (up to 100m).
Multiple DioCores and other Ethersound devices may be
connected to the Ethersound network in order to distribute I/O
to different physical locations.
Up to 4 DioCores may be active on each console at any one
time plus an unlimited number of other Ethersound devices.
The console operator may then select which 64-channels of I/O
they wish to use from the Ethersound network and patch inputs
and outputs accordingly.
I/O patching can be controlled for any Ethersound device on the
network.
In addition, the Nova software supports parameter control for
specially supported Ethersound devices. These include
Digigram’s Aqonda 16, Innovason’s SR-16 and Neumann’s
DMI-8. For these devices, parameters such as analogue input
gain can be controlled remotely from Eclipse:
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