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AVN-AIO4 & AVN-AIO8 Handbook Contents Figures Fig 2-1: AVN-AIO Front Panel Fig 3-24: Adding the Mul�cast Flow to an AES67 Device, Such as an AVN Portal Fig 2-2: AVN-AIO Indicators and Reset Fig 3-25: Red Device Name Indicates Different Network Subnet Fig 2-3: AVN-AIO4 Rear Panel Fig 3-26: Problem Details Fig 2-4: AVN-AIO8 Rear Panel...
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• 1U 19” rack-mount form factor. Note: For the AVN-AIO4, for sample rates >48kHz, the unit can be configured as a 4 input OR 4 output device by loading different firmware. • Powered by PoE. Contact technical.support@sonifex.co.uk if you require this feature.
Controls, Indicators and Connections Controls, Indicators and Connections 2. Controls, Indicators, and Connections This sec�on contains informa�on about the interac�vity of the different panels of the device, such as LED descrip�ons, func�ons and connector pinouts. Front Panel Fig 2-1: AVN-AIO Front Panel The PoE status LED is illuminated when power over ethernet is available.
Controls, Indicators and Connections Controls, Indicators and Connections Back Panel The back panel of the device provides all the inputs and outputs. Fig 2-3: AVN-AIO4 Rear Panel On the AVN-AIO4 four locking XLR line inputs and four XLR line outputs are available. Fig 2-4: AVN-AIO8 Rear Panel On the AVN-AIO8 eight locking XLR line inputs and eight XLR line outputs are available.
Controls, Indicators and Connections Dante Controller XLR Line Inputs Ethernet Connection The line inputs have the following pin-out. Func�on Chassis Ground Input Posi�ve Input Nega�ve XLR Line Outputs Fig 2-6: Ethernet Connec�on The line outputs have the following pin-out. The Ethernet connec�on provides PoE and networking capability. There are Func�on also two status LEDs on the connector.
Controls, Indicators and Connections Dante Controller Select your opera�ng system and click the red bu�on, this will take you to 3. Dante Controller another page with the correct download file. Dante Controller is used to create connec�ons between Dante enabled devices on the network.
Dante Controller Dante Controller Channel Labels Configuring a Device The labels of transmit and receive channels can also be changed. By default, In order to open the ‘Device View’ window for a device in Dante Controller, the channels are labelled with numbers. double click the name of that device in the rou�ng grid.
Dante Controller Dante Controller Within the ‘Transmit’ tab the names of labels are instead entered in the Filtering Devices ‘Channel Label’ field. When there are a large number of devices on a network it could take a while to look through all the transmi�ers and receivers to find the right one.
Dante Controller Dante Controller Routing Audio Rou�ng audio between two Dante devices is simple. Click on the box at which a transmit and receive channel meet. In the example ‘01@AVN-CU2’ is routed to ‘Commentator@AVN-AIO4- Example’. Ini�ally an hour glass icon is shown on the square to indicate a rou�ng is pending.
Dante Controller Dante Controller Mul�ple channels in a diagonal line can be routed at once by holding ‘Ctrl’ Clock Synchronisation down and pressing on the box with a minus sign. The clock synchronisa�on can be checked in the ‘Clock Status’ tab. Fig 3-15: Clock Status Tab The status of the PTP clocking between devices keeping audio in sync can be checked here.
Dante Controller Dante Controller AES67 Compatibility Dante devices with AES67 compa�bility will have an ‘AES67 Config’ tab within the ‘Device View’ window. Fig 3-17: Warning Message Click ‘Yes’ to con�nue. Then reboot the unit by clicking the ‘Reboot’ bu�on in the ‘Reset Device’ sec�on of this tab. Fig 3-16: AES67 Config Tab with AES67 Mode Disabled This is ‘Disabled’...
Dante Controller Dante Controller Another warning message will be shown asking you to confirm the reboot In the example an AES67 stream ‘AVN-PA8-0’ on the mul�cast address procedure. ‘239.69.2.38’ is routed to channels ‘01’ and ‘02’ on the device ‘AVN-AIO4- Example’.
Dante Controller Dante Controller In the ‘Create Mul�cast Flow’ window select the ‘AES67 Flow’ checkbox and select the channels you would like to add to the mul�cast flow. Fig 3-23: Mul�cast Flow in Side Pane In the example ‘Mul�cast Flow 16’ is created and has a mul�cast address of ‘239.69.147.9’.
Dante Controller Dante Controller The mul�cast flow can then be added to AES67 devices. In the example Network Troubleshooting below the mul�cast flow is added to an AVN-Portal. The device can be seen within Dante® Controller if it is connected to the same network as the computer.
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Technical Specification Dante Controller In this example no�ce the device is on the 192.168.1.X subnet and the Open the Device View for the device and select the Network Config tab. computer is on the 10.X.X.X subnet. To correct this, edit the computer’s IP Within this tab are op�ons to obtain an IP address automa�cally, or to address.
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