Choosing The Right Cables - PRESONUS StudioLive Series III Networking Manual

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AVB Networking Basics
2.3

Choosing the Right Cables

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2.3
Choosing the Right Cables
It should be noted that while a wireless router can be connected to an
AVB switch, you would still need to connect both the Audio Network and
the Control port to a network configured in this manner. Because of this,
PreSonus recommends that you create two networks for your StudioLive
mixer: one dedicated to control data and a second dedicate d to AVB data.
MANUFACTURING DATE
Just like a traditional analog audio system, the correct cables can make or break
an AVB network. Be sure to use CAT5e or higher (CAT6 or CAT7) network cable.
The CATE5e specification supports transmitting data up to 100 meters but
cable and termination quality, as well as the environment in which the cable
is used, can shorten this potential transmission distance. If you are making the
connections yourself, it is important to note that if the cable is not properly
terminated, it will not be capable of the maximum transmission distance.
Power User Tip: CAT5e cable checkers can verify long-distance transmission
performance. These tools are readily available through many electronics and online
retailers.
Another thing to keep in mind when selecting Ethernet cable is whether it
is solid- or stranded-core. In a solid-core cable, each of the conductors is a
single copper wire, which is a better fit for installations and long cable runs
(more than 70m). Stranded-core cables use multiple, thinner copper wires
for each conductor, making them more flexible and easier to handle. This
makes stranded-core cable a better fit for touring and shorter cable runs.
StudioLive™ Series III
AVB Networking Guide
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AVB SWITCH WITH P
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Link
PoE
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Link
PoE
SW5E AVB Switch
iPad running UC Surface
Blue= PoE On
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White= PoE Off
PoE
(Hold to toggle)
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