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The Sample rate of an audio system dictates
the highest audio frequency that the system can handle
What is LAN
a computer network that interconnects computers using a common range of IP Adresses
what sample rates are supported by dante
33.1kHz up to 192kHz
Steps to deleting a subscription
1. Open both transmitter and reciever to expose channels
2. click green checkmark at intersection of channels you wish to unsubscribe
3. wait for green checkmark to disappear
do dante devices require special IP configurations
No, all commonly supported IP address methods are supported
how are devices added to a dante network
devices are automatically discovered and displayed in the Controller
in the dante controller routing tab, a green checkmark indicates
subscription successful
as sample rate is increased on a device, what other property is usually changed
channel count is reduced
the easiest way to get ip addresses for a functional stand alone dante netowrk is for all devices to
use the "obtain an IP address automatically" setting
can dante use fiber instead of copper cables for ethernet?
yes
are dante audio streams supported over wifi networks
no
how are devices restored to a dane network after a power cycle
devices and connections are automatically restored
how does dante interact with energy efficient ethernet (EEE) switches
EEE switches are not recommended for use with dante
what is meant by a stand alone dante network
one that is not connected to the internet or to other networks
what does the dante clock master do
provides synchronization for all dante devices on the network
on a dante network latency is
deterministic, set per device
what is the correct order of the steps to create a subscription in dante controller
1. open the transmitter and receiver to expose channels of each
2. clock at the intersection of the two channels you wish to connect
3. wait for green checkmark to appear
the names of the devices and channels in dante are
user definable and remembered by devices
when should fiber be used for an ethernet connection
when runs over 100 m are required
does dante require special networking cabling?
regular CAT5E ethernet cable is recommended, dante is built to run on standard IP networks, using standard ip equipment and cables
dante works best with [blank] switches
Gigabit
what is latency
latency is the audio signal delay in any audio system
does a dante network require a special configuration for clocking
no, a clock master is always automatically elected by dante
aprox how much bandwidth is consumed by 64 channels of audio at 48kHz/ (excluding network overhead)
74 mbits/sec
what type of switches does dante use?
standard
if a network is only used for dante and has only one network switch then
the network does not require a managed switch
where do dante settings reside
on the individual dante devices
which of the following are diagnostic features of dante controller
Latency and clock monitoring
a connection between dante audio channels is called
a subscription
dante devices with different sample rates can be on the same network BUT
cannot subscribe channels between them
does dante support MIDI
no, dante only transports audio data
dante transmitters are sources, date receivers are
destinations
the default latency of 1 ms is
very low and suitable for the majority of applications.
a gigabit connection can handle how many channels of dante audio at 48k/24bit?
512x512
is there any advantage to using automatic IP addressing on a dante nework
yes, automatic addressing ensures that devices create a working LAN
the bit depth of an audio system dictates
the amplitude resolution of each sample
how are device names used in dante
subscriptions are made from name to name
if dante controller is quit while audio is flowing on a dante network, what happens
NOTHING. dante controller is not required to be present or a dante network to work
what is the best network topology to use for dante
star
audio sent over a dante network is (relating to compression)
uncompressed, bit-perfect
dante is an example of
an audio over IP solution (AoIP)