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About Dante About connection There are two methods of connecting this model to a Dante network, and they can be used in combination. Redundant connection A redundant connection allows you to build a system that is more resistant to network failures than a daisychained network. A redundant connection consists of two circuits, a primary (main) circuit and a secondary (sub) circuit. Communication normally occurs on the primary circuit, but automatically switches to the secondary circuit if a problem occurs, such as the primary circuit being disconnected. NOTE • If you wish to run Dante audio network and ProVisionaire Design's network on the same computer, connect them using separate network interface cards. 16 | DME7 Reference Manual
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About connection
There are two methods of connecting this model to a Dante network, and they can be used in combination.
Redundant connection
A redundant connection allows you to build a system that is more resistant to network failures than a daisy-
chained network. A redundant connection consists of two circuits, a primary (main) circuit and a secondary (sub)
circuit. Communication normally occurs on the primary circuit, but automatically switches to the secondary
circuit if a problem occurs, such as the primary circuit being disconnected.
NOTE
•
If you wish to run Dante audio network and ProVisionaire Design’s network on the same computer,
connect them using separate network interface cards.
About Dante
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