Dante Certification Level 2 Part A

Dante Certification Level 2 Part A What does Dante redundancy do? - Answer ️️ -Feature that allows glitch-free flow of audio through a Secondary network when the Primary network fails for any reason Can the Secondary (redundant) port on a Dante device be connected to the Primary network to increase channel count? - Answer ️️ -No. This will cause the network to fail. How does one setup Dante redundancy? - Answer ️️ -Connect a second set of cables and switches to create a network that uses only the Secondary port of Dante devices Can the Secondary (redundant) port be configured to daisy chain devices? - Answer ️️ -Yes, but only on certain Dante devices. Always check. When would you select the "Enable Sync to External" box for devices on the DC Clock Status tab? - Answer ️️ -When a device is either a) connected to an external word clock, or b) when using the internal clock of a device to drive a Dante option card Dante [ ... ] use unicast as the default mode of transmission. - Answer ️️ -does A unicast network connection is: - Answer ️️ -- Communication that is only between specific devices on a network - Default Dante behavior A multicast network connection is: - Answer ️️ -- One to many - Useful for solving "Fan out" conditions A broadcast network connection is: - Answer ️️ -- One to everyone - Not used by Dante for audio - A common type of network traffic A unicast Dante Flow can contain up to [ ... ] different Tx channels of audio from the same device. - Answer ️️ -4 How does Dante Controller inform you that multicast is recommended? - Answer ️️ -With a "Fan out' warning. Dante Multicast Flows are manually created on an as needed basis. - Answer ️️ -True Multicast Flows should be used when you... - Answer ️️ -Wish to connect a transmitter to multiple receiving devices, typically more than 3