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IP Address 0, 1 - enter the multicast address for the streams being transmitted on ra0 and r1. Note that if
this field is left blank, then a default multicast address is assigned. These fields provide your network
architect with the ability to implement a specific IP multicast schema for your facility.
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UDP Port No. - reserved for Unicast.
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mDNS - multicast DNS is a way to enable stream discovery on a Layer 2 network. Up to four mDNS
"Announcement Rings" can be established per POWER CORE. These can be used to shape the stream
availability between POWER CORE and other RAVENNA devices.
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SAP - Session Announcement Protocol, is a variant on mDNS and expands the Announcement Ring
capability to eight.
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TTL - Time To Live defines how many hops the stream may navigate. Each time a stream traverses a
switch, the TTL is reduced by one.
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Enable / Disable - ability via Logic to control whether a stream is to be transmitted or not.
In our example above, the network will receive 10 stereo streams (named R1601s, R1603s, etc): the first 8 are
controlled by an external matrix, while the last two have been assigned some Default Audio (from the Program
and Record sums).
3.
Repeat these steps to configure the remaining RAVENNA output streams as needed.
Once the configuration has been transferred to the system, you can use the Web UI
check the streaming setup.
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