ClearOne Connect Dante - Manual (Page 8)

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3. Use the Dante Controller Software to discover the CONNECT Dante
units
4. Use the routing tab on the Dante Controller Software to route audio
between the CONNECT Dante units
5. Use the matrix Screen on the CONVERGE Console software to
route audio to/from Expansion Bus S-Z. Dante channels 1-8 are
associated with Expansion Bus channels S-Z on both the input and
output cells.
Note: You are unable to route audio across two Dante units without
the Audinate Controller software
Digital microphone input processing
Beginning with CONVERGE Console 4.4.X, Digital Microphone Input
Processing is included to enable processing CONNECT Dante or
CONNECT CobraNet audio through the input stage instead of the audio
on the analog inputs. This feature disables the rear panel analog Mic/Line
inputs and instead the uses the audio coming in from a CONNECT Dante
or CobraNet Bridge. This allows microphones on a Dante or CobraNet
network to be processed using AEC, Noise Suppression, AGC, Filtering,
Gating, etc.
With this enabled, the analog output audio is mirrored to the digital outputs
on the CONNECT Dante or CobraNet Bridge.
Details for these controls will be detailed in the CONVERGE Console 4.4.X
documentation.
Note: These channels will not appear in the Matrix if the CONVERGE
Console has Digital Microphone Input Processing enabled in the Site
Properties, Management tab.
Dante Controller Settings
The Dante Controller software, provided by Audinate™, is used to
discover, control, and configure all devices and services on the Dante
network including the CONNECT Dante network bridges. This software
and its documentation can be obtained from the ClearOne website:
http://www.clearone.com/resources#professional_audio
Configuring CONNECT Dante with Dante Controller
Using the Dante Controller software, perform the following:
1. Connect a PC with Dante Controller Software installed to the Dante
Network.
2. Connect the Primary ports of the CONNECT Dante units to the Dante
Network.