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1.1.3 Routing with Dante Controller
To assign the input signals and output signals of the units involved:
1) In the window "Network View", tab "Routing", click the appro-
priate "+" buttons to open the channels of the Dante transmitter
desired and the channels of the DSM-48DT�
2) Starting at the Dante transmit channel, navigate to the row of the
desired Dante receive channel of the DSM-48DT and then click
the field�
3) Wait for the field to change to a green circle with a tick mark (see
figure below)�
4) Optionally, perform the previous two steps for the second Dante
receive channel of the DSM-48DT�
Fig. 10 Audio routing from the Dante unit "PM" to DSM-48DT
(in this example, designated as "DSM48-0774e3")
The Audinate website provides an English Dante Controller user guide
for download:
https://www�audinate�com/resources/technical-documentation
1.2 Selecting Dante as the signal source
1.2.1 Selecting Dante at the DSM-48DT
To select the Dante signals for the input channels IN3 and IN4:
1) Make sure that the inputs C and D are linked (
use the buttons CH to select
2) Use the buttons ITEM to select
3) Use the rotary knob to select
Note: The link of the two input signals can be disabled (Link Off) for individual
settings� The signal source, however, will remain the same for both channels�
1.2.2 Selecting Dante via the control program
To select the Dante signals for the input channels IN3 and IN4:
1) On the computer, call up the control program "DSP Controller"
( ☞ chapter 3)�
2) In the overview window (fig� 12) for the respective DSM-48DT, click
the button to call up the configuration window with the view
MAIN ( ☞ chapter 3�3)�
3) In the view MAIN of the configuration window (fig� 14), select
the signal source "Dante" from the list field [7] located above the
controls of the channels IN3 and IN4�
) and then
Link On
�
In CD
�
Source
�
Dante
2 Access Levels
If you have restricted access rights, you may not be able to execute
all the operations described in the instruction manual�
Four access levels with different rights are available for configuring
the unit� The levels are accessed by different passwords� The pass-
words are entered at the unit (menu item
) or via the control program (menu item "Hardware Enter
Password
☞
Password", chapter 3�3�7�1)�
The following table shows the access levels in descending order and
the correspond ing passwords:
Access level
Development
Administrator
User
Locked State
Fig. 11 Factory-set passwords
* These passwords are factory-set; the user can change these passwords in the
respective access level or in a higher access level� – Make sure to remember
the changed passwords!
The passwords are saved in the unit� When the unit is switched on, it
will usually be in the access level "User"� When a password is entered,
the unit will be in the correspond ing access level until the unit is swit-
ched off, a different password is entered or the access level "Locked
State" is called up� To go to the access level "Locked State", either use
the menu item
Access Level: Locked
item "Hardware Lock Unit" of the control program�
The operating options of a level can be restricted in the higher
level� These restrictions, however, can only be made in the control
☞
program ( chapter 3�3�7�3)�
Access Level: Enter
Password *
Dev_dsm_
Adm_dsm_
monacor
—
at the unit or the menu
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