URY's Dante Network - Revision history

10418: power supplies

2020-03-19T23:16:25Z

power supplies

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	This was chosen as the clock master so in the case of network issues, or devices being added or removed from the network, the Scarlett doesn't break audio to the transmitter as it re-syncs it's clock (it's the master, so doesn't have to sync). The Dante network is slaved to this so the ADAT audio links between the Scarlett and RedNet 3 don't have glitchy audio.		This was chosen as the clock master so in the case of network issues, or devices being added or removed from the network, the Scarlett doesn't break audio to the transmitter as it re-syncs it's clock (it's the master, so doesn't have to sync). The Dante network is slaved to this so the ADAT audio links between the Scarlett and RedNet 3 don't have glitchy audio.
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			Rednet units are known, at URY at least, to have Switch Mode Power Supplies that seem to fail unusually often - the Rednet 2 in Studio Red has had its PSU replaced by Focusrite twice now, and similar issues are now manifesting themselves with the Rednet 3 in Stores.

10418: minor corrections

2020-03-04T23:11:11Z

minor corrections

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	==Dante Clocking==		==Dante Clocking==
	The Dante network uses a master/slave clocking architecture - there is a single master clock and everything else receives it's clock from there. The system can choose it's own master clock, or preferred masters can be defined. Some of the RedNet devices can also slave to external clocks. In URY, the Dante network master device is the RedNet 3 (Stores), which is in turn slaved to the Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 (USB'd to the broadcast server). When correctly configured, urystores is set with both "preferred master" and "enable sync to external" checked, whilst in RedNet control, "Clock Source" should be "External" and "External Word Clock Source" should be "Word Clock Input".		The Dante network uses a master/slave clocking architecture - there is a single master clock and everything else receives it's clock from there. The system can choose it's own master clock, or preferred masters can be defined. Some of the RedNet devices can also slave to external clocks. In URY, the Dante network master device is the RedNet 3 (Stores), which is in turn slaved to the Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 (USB'd to the broadcast server). When correctly configured, urystores is set with both "preferred master" and "enable sync to external" checked in Dante Controller, whilst in RedNet control, "Clock Source" should be "External" and "External Word Clock Source" should be "Word Clock Input".

	This was chosen as the clock master so in the case of network issues, or devices being added or removed from the network, the Scarlett doesn't break audio to the transmitter as it re-syncs it's clock (it's the master, so doesn't have to sync). The Dante network is slaved to this so the ADAT audio links between the Scarlett and RedNet 3 don't have glitchy audio.		This was chosen as the clock master so in the case of network issues, or devices being added or removed from the network, the Scarlett doesn't break audio to the transmitter as it re-syncs it's clock (it's the master, so doesn't have to sync). The Dante network is slaved to this so the ADAT audio links between the Scarlett and RedNet 3 don't have glitchy audio.
	"Ex		"Ex

10418: changed 'MADI' to 'ADAT' as well as clarification about correct clock status

2020-03-04T23:06:10Z

changed 'MADI' to 'ADAT' as well as clarification about correct clock status

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	==Dante Clocking==		==Dante Clocking==
	The Dante network uses a master/slave clocking architecture - there is a single master clock and everything else receives it's clock from there. The system can choose it's own master clock, or preferred masters can be defined. Some of the RedNet devices can also slave to external clocks. In URY, the Dante network master device is the RedNet 3 (Stores), which is in turn slaved to the Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 (USB'd to the broadcast server).		The Dante network uses a master/slave clocking architecture - there is a single master clock and everything else receives it's clock from there. The system can choose it's own master clock, or preferred masters can be defined. Some of the RedNet devices can also slave to external clocks. In URY, the Dante network master device is the RedNet 3 (Stores), which is in turn slaved to the Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 (USB'd to the broadcast server). When correctly configured, urystores is set with both "preferred master" and "enable sync to external" checked, whilst in RedNet control, "Clock Source" should be "External" and "External Word Clock Source" should be "Word Clock Input".

	This was chosen as the clock master so in the case of network issues, or devices being added or removed from the network, the Scarlett doesn't break audio to the transmitter as it re-syncs it's clock (it's the master, so doesn't have to sync). The Dante network is slaved to this so the ~~MADI~~ links between the Scarlett and RedNet 3 don't have glitchy audio.		This was chosen as the clock master so in the case of network issues, or devices being added or removed from the network, the Scarlett doesn't break audio to the transmitter as it re-syncs it's clock (it's the master, so doesn't have to sync). The Dante network is slaved to this so the ADAT audio links between the Scarlett and RedNet 3 don't have glitchy audio.
			"Ex

7810: added clocking info

2018-12-02T18:42:16Z

added clocking info

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	This ~~page~~ is ~~currently under development. Please come back soon~~.		==Dante Clocking==
			The Dante network uses a master/slave clocking architecture - there is a single master clock and everything else receives it's clock from there. The system can choose it's own master clock, or preferred masters can be defined. Some of the RedNet devices can also slave to external clocks. In URY, the Dante network master device is the RedNet 3 (Stores), which is in turn slaved to the Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 (USB'd to the broadcast server).

			This was chosen as the clock master so in the case of network issues, or devices being added or removed from the network, the Scarlett doesn't break audio to the transmitter as it re-syncs it's clock (it's the master, so doesn't have to sync). The Dante network is slaved to this so the MADI links between the Scarlett and RedNet 3 don't have glitchy audio.

10418 at 22:44, 6 November 2018

2018-11-06T22:44:44Z

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	This page is currently under development.		This page is currently under development. Please come back soon.

10418: Created page with "This page is currently under development."

2018-11-06T22:44:33Z

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