Understanding the nfremote connection window – Omnia Audio Omnia.9 User Manual
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Understanding the NfRemote Connection Window
It is possible to connect to any number of Omnia.9’s individually or concurrently using NfRemote.
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R The Connection Type dropdown menu determines whether the connection is Outbound
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connection request from an instance of NfRemote). Note that the IP addresses of inbound
connections are enclosed by chevrons.
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information.
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displays.
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