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Dante Network FAQ Does Dante require special network cabling? - ✔✔Regular CAT5E or CAT6 Ethernet cable is recommended Dante uses standard switches? - ✔✔Yes. Which is the 1st step to creati ... ng a subscription in Dante Controller? - ✔✔Open the transmitter and receiver to expose channels of each Which is the 2nd step to creating a subscription in Dante Controller? - ✔✔Click at the intersection of the two channels you wish to connect Which is the 3rd step to creating a subscription in Dante Controller? - ✔✔Wait for green check mark to appear Dante works best with *megabit* switches? - ✔✔No, gigabits switches As sample rate is increased on a device, what other property is usually changed? - ✔✔Channel count is reduced If Dante Controller is quit while audio is owing on a Dante network, what happens? - ✔✔Nothing. Dante Controller is not required to be present for a Dante network to work. If a network is only used for Dante and has only one network switch, then: - ✔✔The network does not require a managed switch Is there any advantage to using automatic IP addressing on a Dante network? - ✔✔Yes. Automatic addressing ensures that devices create a working LAN. Does Dante support MIDI? - ✔✔No. Dante only transports audio data, and does not interfere with MIDI. The names of devices and channels in Dante are: - ✔✔User-definable and remembered by devices. The sample rate of an audio system dictates: - ✔✔The highest audio frequency that the system can handle The bit depth of an audio system dictates: - ✔✔The amplitude resolution of each sample What is meant by a "stand alone" Dante network? - ✔✔One that is not connected to the internet or to other networks Which network topology is a best practice for Dante? - ✔✔A star Dante can use fiber instead of copper cable for Ethernet? - ✔✔Yes. How are devices added to a Dante network? - ✔✔Devices are automatically discovered and displayed in Dante Controller How are devices restored to a Dante network after power cycle? - ✔✔Devices and connections are automatically restored Dante devices with different sample rates can be on the same network? - ✔✔Yes. Dante devices with different sample rates can subscribe channels between them? - ✔✔No. In the Dante Controller Routing tab, a green checkmark indicates: - ✔✔Subscription successful Dante is an example of an audio over IP (AoIP) solution? - ✔✔Yes. On a Dante network, latency is: - ✔✔Deterministic, set per device The default Dante latency of 1 millisecond is: - ✔✔ [Show More]

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