Operating Manual for Digital Sound Processor (DSP) V3.0
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Device upgrade can be carried out through UDP. Connect the device, click setting-help-device
upgrade. A file choice box will be popped up at this point, and then choose processor upgrade file
(*.bin).
(3) About
Display version number, tech support contact information and copyright info., etc.
4. Dante Audio
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.1 Dante Overview
Dante technology launched by Audinate provides high performance digital media network to meet
professional on-spot sound amplification, audio/video device installation and high sound quality and
high performance requirements of broadcasting and recording systems.
Dante aims to fully develop performance of nowadays and future network devices. It may provide
media transmission mechanism which can eliminate design limit of many traditional audio network.
Dante makes it easier to create a steady and flexible digital audio network but meanwhile it's
performance is almost not limited. Dante network can be designed with a network speed mixing Gbps
and 100Mbps as well as supports audios with different sampling rate and depth, and even allows
network area design with different delays.
Dante is based on internet protocol, not only Ethernet. Dante uses standard IP through Ethernet, so
it may run on cheap, existing computer network hardware. Meanwhile, by virtues of standard QoS,
Dante may share installed network with other data and computer flow.
Dante provides sample accurate synchronization as well as lower delay required by professional audio.
Dante network center is independent of similar synchronized audios and allows complete
synchronous broadcasting through different audio channels, devices and networks and even among
several switch hop counts.
Dante makes network a real plug-and-play process and allows automated device search and .
configuration. Compatible devices of Dante will automatically set their own network configuration
and notify themselves and channels on network. It simplifies complex and error-prone setup assembly
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