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- Page 1 4x2 Multi-IO Dante® Wall Plate Interface User Manual Date 03/14/2018 Revision 02 Attero Tech, LLC 1315 Directors Row, Suite 107, Ft Wayne, IN 46808 Phone 260-496-9668 • Fax 260-496-9879 www.atterotech.com 614-00029...
- Page 2 Protect the power cord (Ethernet cable) from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus. 10. Only use attachments/accessories specified by Attero Tech 11. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms.
- Page 3 If Attero Tech, LLC cannot correct the defect in the equipment, it will be replaced at no charge with a similar new item. Attero Tech, LLC will pay for the cost of returning your equipment to you.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
2.4 – Control Interface Type ............................12 2.4.1 – Using the Command interface ........................12 3 – ARCHITECTS & ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION ............................13 3.1 – unD6IO A&E Specifications ............................ 13 3.2 – Device Specifications ..............................1 APPENDIX A – Reference Documents ................................A-1 ... -
Page 5: Overview
48V phantom power. The unD6IO also features two sets of stereo line-level audio connections for consumer audio device connectivity. The RCA inputs (IN 3/4 A) and 3.5mm stereo input (IN 3/4B) are software selectable to be used as two independent stereo inputs, or summed as shown in the following signal flow diagram. - Page 6 All four input paths from both the balanced and unbalanced inputs are digitized and then introduced as discrete channels on the Dante network. In addition to the input functionality, the unD6IO also features two output channels which can be received independently from the Dante network. The outputs are available on the front panel via a 3.5mm stereo jack output connector and also on a 6-way de-pluggable Phoenix style connector on the side of the unit.
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Page 7: What's In The Box
User Manual Connection to the Dante network is provided by a single Ethernet RJ45 connector on the back of the unit. The unD6IO is PoE-enabled which allows the unD6IO to be powered over its network cable from a suitable PoE source (IEEE 802.3af) eliminating the need for a local power supply. -
Page 8: Device Features
Recessed RJ-45 connector *Note: The unD6IO has a label on the front of the metal housing at the top that shows the he devices MAC address. This is important for initial device identification as the last six digits make up part of the devices default network name that is shown when the device is detected by Dante Controller. -
Page 9: Mounting And Installation
A typical installation will involve mounting the wall plate into a pre mounted 2-gang or larger wall box, standard drywall bracket or mud ring. Before starting, make sure the wall box where the unD6IO is to be installed is pre-wired with a suitable CAT5e or better cable back to a PoE-enabled network switch or mid-span injector. -
Page 10: Error Reporting
1.5 – Error Reporting The unD6IO is equipped with error reporting features. Upon power up, the front panel power LED will briefly light red and then change to green if the device boots successfully. If the LED remains on solid red, this indicates a device failure. If power cycling the unit does not correct this problem, contact Attero Tech technical support. -
Page 11: Factory Reset
1.7 – Factory Reset The unD6IO has a factory reset option. Using it will reset all the devices parameters back to their factory defaults including all the Dante settings such as device name, channel names as well as the device settings such as input select. The devices IP address mode is also reset back to getting a dynamic IP. -
Page 12: Device Configuration
By default, the unD6IO is set to get a dynamic IP address. As with all Dante devices, if the unD6IO does not find a DHCP server to retrieve an IP address from, it will give itself an local link address sometimes also known as an automatic private IP address (APIPA) instead. -
Page 13: Software Control
2.4.1 – Using the Command interface In order to make use of the control interface, regardless of type, the unD6IO and the controlling device need to be on the same physical subnet and need to have IP addresses in the same range. The control devices should then be able to converse with the unD6IO without any further configuration necessary. -
Page 14: Architects & Engineering Specification
The Dante interface shall be compliant with the RoHS, WEEE and REACH directives. The Dante interface unit shall be Compliant with the EMI/EMC requirements for FCC and CE. The Dante interface unit shall be the Attero Tech unD6IO. Attero Tech LLC 2017... -
Page 15: Device Specifications
(-18 and – 3 dB gain on Inputs ½) 50Hz – 20kHz +/- 1dB Frequency Response: (+25dB and +40dB gain on Inputs ½) 20Hz – 20kHz, +/- 1dB (Inputs ¾ A & B) Attero Tech LLC 2017 Page 1 614-00029 Rev 02_b... - Page 16 FCC CFR 47 Parts 15B Class A Rates 48kHz ICES-003 Minimum Dante CE (EN55022) Network Latency RoHS Power Requirements REACH 802.3af PoE PD compliant Power 5.5W Max Consumption Cable Quality: CAT-5e or better Attero Tech LLC 2017 Page 2 614-00029 Rev 02_b...
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Page 17: Appendix A - Reference Documents
The following table lists the relevant reference documents. Document Title Location unIFY 3 Party Software API Registered users area on website Dante Firmware Update Quick Start Registered users area on website Attero Tech LLC 2017 Page A-1 614-00029 Rev 02_b... - Page 18 Changes after Review 05/13/16 Release Version 02 02_a 07/17/17 Added Factory reset function information Bug 3479 – Update manual regarding UTP/STP cable 02_b 10/16/17 Removed Note from factory reset 02_c 03/14/17 Warranty Updated Attero Tech LLC 2017 614-00029 Rev 02_b...
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