Operating Manual for Digital Sound Processor (DSP) V3.0
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programs and replace "magic numbers". Network devices and their input and output signals can be
renamed to make them easier to be understood.
Dante is not limited to allow audio channel configuration and transmission. It also provides
mechanism through its IP network to send or receive control and surveillance information, including
the unique information of the device and controls appointed and developed by specific device
manufacturers. Relying on its solid foundation and existing and evolving network standard, Dante
can provide technology with proactive level, otherwise, it cannot be used in other types of digital
audio transmission. From the beginning, Dante was designed for gigabit network. Moreover, Dante
existing today has included the emerging AVB network standard. The continuous evolution of its
network technology is an inseparable part of Dante's development.
Dante technology can be used for hardware and software to be installed and APIs referring to design
and development. For more details, please visit Audinate website www.audinate.com.
Features:
Based on current IP-based network technologies including IEEE 802.3 and UDP/IP.
Use existing Ethernet hardware.
Use standard VoIP (IP voice technology) type QoS (quality of services) to integrate existing networks.
Integrate Ethernet network speed, and improve it from 100Mbit to 1Gb.
DSP’s digital audio frequency is 24 bits and its sampling rate is 48kHz. Dante itself may deeply
integrate sampling rate and depth on the same network at the same time.
Dante of DSP devices supports network delay as low as 0.25 millisecond.
For device search, Plug and Play operation of ER. Automatic configuration.
Label-based routing. Renamable data stream.
The channel number of Dante included in the DSP processor is determined according to the type of
device purchased. There are many versions including 8x8 and 16x16.
Use Virtual Sound Card software downloaded from Audinate to connect PC or Mac to Dante network
directly.
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