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GPI/O Network Configuration
Next, to transfer the "Mic Arbitration" control data, you must configure a
and each of the client systems. Note that the "Mic Arbitration" data is transmitted transparently. In other words, it
does not use up any of the 32 configurable GPIOs or 10 level controls.
1.
Within the first client, select the GPI/O Network branch of the system tree and Insert a Net element in
the usual manner.
2.
Name the GPI/O Network Port in the Net box (e.g. Studio 1<->Nova17) and enter the Port number (1):
If Port 1 is already in use (for a different application), you should choose the next available port number.
3.
Repeat for the second client, this time entering a different Port number (2):
4.
Now open the server's configuration and add two GPI/O Network Net elements.
5.
Enter Port number 1 for the connection to Studio 1 and Port number 2 for the connection to Studio 2:
You can use the Mic Arb Offset field to apply an offset to the
client). Apply this to each GNET port within the server so that the mic arbitration input numbers for different
consoles are discrete.
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19. Networking POWER CORE
GPI/O Network
Mic Arbitration Input
Version: V6.0.0/5
port between the server
numbers (used by each
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