LM-DANTE-EXP USER GUIDE
DANTE OPTION CARD FOR MIX-16/32
Version 1.1
May 2015
1266 Park Road
Chanhassen, MN 55317
952-401-7700
support@digitalaudio.com
www.digitalaudio.com
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Please call Digital Audio Labs Support at 952-401-7700.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
1. Read and understand this entire manual.
2. Keep this manual available for reference.
3. Heed all warnings and precautions in this manual and notices marked on the product.
4. Do not use this product near water or damp environments.
5. Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
6. Provide for proper airow around product. Do not install near products that produce high levels
of heat. Do not expose the unit to direct sun light or heating units as the internal components’
temperature may rise and shorten the life of the components.
7. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has
two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two blades and a third
grounding prong.
8. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience
receptacles, and the point where they connect to the product. Do not use the unit if the electrical
power cord is frayed or broken.
9. Only use attachments/accessories specied by the manufacturer.
10. Unplug this product during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.
11. Refer all servicing to qualied service personnel. There are no user serviceable components inside
the product.
12. The product shall not be exposed to moisture. Do not touch the unit with wet hands. Do not
handle the unit or power cord when your hands are wet or damp.
13. The product should be connected to a power supply only of the type described in the operating
instructions or as marked on the product.
CARE
• From time to time you should wipe off the front and side panels and the cabinet with a dry soft
cloth. Do not use rough material, thinners, alcohol or other chemical solvents or cloths since this
may damage the nish or remove the panel lettering.
• The Livemix system is capable of delivering high levels of volume. Please use caution with
volume levels, listen with the lowest possible volume for proper operation and avoid exposure to
prolonged high volume levels.
• The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for damages caused to persons, personal
possessions, or data due to an improper or missing ground connection.
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CONTENTS
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ...................................................................................... II
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS .................................................... II
CARE ....................................................................................................... II
DIGITAL AUDIO LABS LIMITED WARRANTY ....................................................... 1
REPAIR POLICY ........................................................................................ 1
WARRANTY SERVICE .............................................................................. 1
INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................. 2
ANATOMY OF THE DANTE OPTION CARD ....................................................... 2
SETUP DIAGRAMS ............................................................................................... 3
CONNECTION TO A DANTE NETWORK ...............................................3
DIRECT CONNECTION TO A DANTE DEVICE ......................................3
SETUP AND OPERATION .................................................................................... 4
INSTALLATION ........................................................................................ 4
PHYSICAL SETUP ....................................................................................4
DIRECT CONNECTION TO DANTE DEVICE ..........................................4
CONNECTING TO DANTE NETWORK WITH A SWITCH ......................5
INPUT SOURCE SELECT ......................................................................................5
ASSIGNING CHANNELS ...................................................................................... 6
AUTO ASSIGN DANTE CHANNELS 1-24 ...............................................6
MANUALLY ASSIGNING DANTE CHANNELS ...................................... 7
IMPORTING NAMES ............................................................................................ 8
SAVING DANTE CHANNEL DATA ....................................................................... 8
DANTE CARD UPDATE ........................................................................................ 9
DANTE CARD FIRMWARE UPDATE TROUBLESHOOTING .................... 9
LIVEMIX SYSTEM EXAMPLES.............................................................................10
TROUBLESHOOTING ........................................................................................11
LIVEMIX SUPPORT ............................................................................................. 12
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS .......................................................................... 12
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DIGITAL AUDIO LABS LIMITED WARRANTY
Digital Audio Labs warrants their products against defects in material and workmanship for a period of two
years from date of purchase. During this period, Digital Audio Labs will, at its option, repair the defective unit
or replace it with a new or rebuilt one.
The warranty does NOT cover:
• Damage due to abuse, misuse, or accident.
• Damage due to operation contrary to the instructions in the product instruction manual.
• Units on which the product serial number has been removed or altered.
• Units that have been serviced by unauthorized personnel.
All implied warranties, including warranties on merchantability and tness, are limited in time to the length of
this warranty. Some states do not allow time limitations on implied warranties, so this limitation may not apply
to you. Digital Audio Labs’ liability is limited to the repair or replacement of its product. Digital Audio Labs
shall in no way be held liable for incidental or consequential damages resulting from the use of their product
or its software, including, without limitation, damages from loss of business prots, business interruption,
loss of business information or other pecuniary loss. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of
incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.
REPAIR POLICY
Please do not return the product without obtaining an RMA number rst. Contact Digital Audio Labs at
support@digitalaudio.com to acquire an RMA number. Do not return the product to the place of purchase.
Please write the RMA number on the outside of the shipping carton. Any product sent to us without a valid
RMA number will be refused. Include the following with the product: a brief description of the problem, your
name, return shipping address, phone number and the RMA number. Do not include any accessories. DAL
is not responsible for any damage to or loss of the product during transit. We recommend that customers
obtain a receipt and tracking number for all packages shipped to us. Turnaround time on repairs is generally
ten business days. If you live outside of the United States, please contact your local distributor for warranty
service.
Please return product to:
Digital Audio Labs
Attn: RMA Number
1266 Park Road
Chanhassen, MN 55317
USA
WARRANTY SERVICE
You will be required to pay the shipping charges when you ship your product to DAL. DAL will pay for return
shipping via UPS ground. We reserve the right to inspect any product that may be the subject of any warranty
claim before repair is carried out. For warranty service, we may require proof of the original date of purchase
if you have not registered your product with DAL. Final determination of warranty coverage lies solely with
Digital Audio Labs.
NON-WARRANTY SERVICE
If it is determined that the product does not meet the terms of our warranty, you will be billed for labor,
materials, return freight and insurance. There is a $50 USD minimum charge for materials and labor.
Appropriate shipping charges will be applied. We require payment in advance of repair by credit card; we
accept Visa and Master Card. In the event the charges are over the minimum charge, DAL will contact you
and inform you of the cost of the repair before any work is completed.
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INTRODUCTION
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MIX-32
LM-DANTE-EXP
Dante™ is a trademark of Audinate Pty Ltd.
PRIMARY SECONDARY
LINK/ACT 1G LINK/ACT 1G
LIVEMIX
DATA IN
24VDC
3.75A
LIVEMIX
DATA OUT
STEREO MIXES 1-16
The Livemix LM-DANTE-EXP is an add-on option card for the
MIX-16/32 that allows the Livemix personal monitor system to
connect to a Dante network. The system can receive up to 24
channels from the Dante network. Any published channel can be
assigned to any of the 24 available channels in the Livemix personal
monitor system.
Audinate’s Dante network protocol delivers a no hassle, self
conguring, true plug-and-play digital audio network that uses
standard Internet Protocols over 100Mb and/or Gigabit Ethernet.
Patent-pending Dante technology distributes digital audio plus
integrated control data with sub millisecond latency, sampleaccurate playback synchronization, extreme reliability and high
channel counts.
NOTE:
It is important to
understand how your
Dante devices publish
audio streams to the
network. Many digital
consoles have multiple
output options and many
of them can be published
to the Dante network.
Consult the manual for
your particular Dante
device to ensure you have
published channels to the
network.
ANATOMY OF THE DANTE OPTION CARD
DANTE
NETWORK
Dante™ is a trademark of Audinate Pty Ltd.
LINK/ACT 1G
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LM-DANTE-EXP
DANTE NETWORK CONNECTION PORT
Connect a CAT5 or CAT6 network cable from the connector labeled
DANTE NETWORK to a Dante device or a gigabit switch.
Two indicator lights on each port report device status
information.
• The yellow light indicates data is being transferred.
• The green light will illuminate to indicate a 1 Gbps
Ethernet connection. It will be off to indicate a 100 Mbps
or lower connection.
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LIVEMIX
DATA IN
24VDC
3.75A
LIVEMIX
DATA OUT
STEREO MIXES 1-16
LIVEMIX
DATA OUT
MIX-16
STEREO MIXES 17-32 (MIX-32 ONLY)
12VDC
3.33A
LIVEMIX
DATA OUT
AD-24
LIVEMIX
DATA
AD-24
SHIELDED
CAT5
12VDC
3.33A
LIVEMIX
DATA OUT
AD-24
ANALOG MIXER/SNAKE/INTERFACE
TRS CABLE
DB25 CABLE
(TASCAM PINOUT)
SETUP DIAGRAMS
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
MIX-16
USB CS PORT FOOTSWITCH MIX A OUTMIX B OUT
LIVEMIX
DATA IN
24VDC
3.75A
LIVEMIX
DATA OUT
STEREO MIXES 1-16
LIVEMIX
DATA OUT
MIX-16/32
STEREO MIXES 17-32 (MIX-32 ONLY)
PUSH TO SETUP
MASTER OUT
PUSH TO SETUP
ME & GROUP
PUSH TO SETUP
MASTER OUT
PUSH TO SETUP
ME & GROUP
PUSH TO SETUP
MASTER OUT
PUSH TO SETUP
ME & GROUP
PUSH TO SETUP
MASTER OUT
PUSH TO SETUP
ME & GROUP
PUSH TO SETUP
MASTER OUT
PUSH TO SETUP
ME & GROUP
PUSH TO SETUP
MASTER OUT
PUSH TO SETUP
ME & GROUP
PUSH TO SETUP
MASTER OUT
PUSH TO SETUP
ME & GROUP
PUSH TO SETUP
MASTER OUT
PUSH TO SETUP
ME & GROUP
GIGABIT NETWORK SWITCH
CAT5/CAT6
CAT5/CAT6
LM-DANTE-EXP
Dante™ is a trademark of Audinate Pty Ltd.
DANTE
NETWORK
LINK/ACT 1G
CAT5/CAT6
MIX A HEADPHONES
AUX IN MIX B HEADPHONES
CONNECTION TO A DANTE NETWORK
DANTE ENABLED MIXER/SNAKE/INTERFACE
CAT5/CAT6
MIX-16/32
STEREO MIXES 17-32 (MIX-32 ONLY)
LIVEMIX
DATA OUT
GIGABIT NETWORK SWITCH
DANTE
NETWORK
LINK/ACT 1G
CAT5/CAT6
Dante™ is a trademark of Audinate Pty Ltd.
LM-DANTE-EXP
LIVEMIX
DATA OUT
STEREO MIXES 1-16
LIVEMIX
DATA IN
24VDC
3.75A
DIRECT CONNECTION TO A DANTE DEVICE
DANTE ENABLED MIXER/SNAKE/INTERFACE
CAT5/CAT6
MIX-16/32
LIVEMIX
DATA OUT
STEREO MIXES 17-32 (MIX-32 ONLY)
DANTE
NETWORK
LINK/ACT 1G
Dante™ is a trademark of Audinate Pty Ltd.
LM-DANTE-EXP
LIVEMIX
DATA OUT
STEREO MIXES 1-16
LIVEMIX
DATA IN
24VDC
3.75A
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SETUP AND OPERATION
INSTALLATION
To install the LM-DANTE-EXP:
1. Turn off the MIX-16/32 and disconnect the power cable.
2. Remove the blank panel on the back of the MIX-16/32
by removing the two screws holding it in place.
3. The back of the LM-DANTE-EXP has a slotted
connector (see image to the right). This connector
needs to seat into a connector in the MIX-16/32.
4. Insert the LM-DANTE-EXP into the option card slot.
Hold the card by the black panel and gently seat the
connector into the MIX-16/32. Do not force it, but feel
for gentle resistance as the connectors mate.
5. Reattach the screws removed in step 1 to secure the option card.
PHYSICAL SETUP
Using the Livemix personal monitor system with a Dante
network requires at least one device that is transmitting/
publishing audio to the network. To connect Livemix to the
Dante network, you will need either a Gigabit switch, or a
direct connection to the transmitting device.
At this time, Livemix is a receiving device only. This means
that it can receive and subscribe to channels on the network,
but does not place any audio onto the network.
DIRECT CONNECTION TO DANTE DEVICE
If you have only one additional Dante device like a digital
console, the Dante option card can connect directly to
another Dante enabled device.
TERMINOLOGY
Dante terminology is based on
networking terms. When a channel
is PUBLISHED, it is made available
for any device on the network to
SUBSCRIBE to it. You might also
see TRANSMIT and RECEIVE.
It is similar to input and output
in audio terminology. A device
must TRANSMIT its channels by
PUBLISHING them to the network.
The Livemix system will RECEIVE
the channels by SUBSCRIBING to
them.
1. Connect a CAT5 or CAT6 network cable to the Ethernet connector on the Dante option card.
2. Connect the opposite end to the Dante connector on the transmitting device.
3. Often there will be both Primary and Secondary connectors. In most cases you will use the
Primary connector.
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CONNECTING TO DANTE NETWORK WITH A SWITCH
If you have multiple Dante devices like a digital console and a digital snake, you will want to use a
Gigabit switch to connect Livemix to the Dante network. Most standard off the shelf Gigabit switches
will work with Dante, provided they meet the Quality of Service (QOS) requirements. For more
information, please reference the Dante FAQ on the Audinate website (www.audinate.com).
1. Connect a CAT5 or CAT6 network cable to the Ethernet connector on the Dante option card.
2. Connect the opposite end to an open port on the Gigabit switch.
3. Connect other Dante enabled devices to the Gigabit switch in the same manner.
4. Set up the switch to work with Dante. Consult the Audinate website or the website of the device
you will use to transmit onto the Dante network for more information. In general, you will need
to disable the Energy Eficient Ethernet (EEE) if your switch has that feature.
MORE INFORMATION ON SETTING UP A DANTE NETWORK:
For more detailed information on switches and setting them up, please visit
Audinates Dante Setup pages here:
http://dev.audinate.com/kb/webhelp/content/setting_up_dante/setting_up_
dante_faqs.htm
INPUT SOURCE SELECT
The Livemix personal monitor system can be congured for
analog or Dante digital network use. To select Dante input (or
verify that it is setup for the LM-DANTE-EXP):
1. Enter the Mix Tools menu and PRESS Global Setup.
2. PRESS the Input Select and Digital Conguration button.
3. You will be prompted with a warning. PRESS the Continue
button to continue.
4. PRESS the Input Source Select button.
5. SELECT Dante Inputs.
6. PRESS the Conrm Selection button.
Your Livemix system is now setup to receive audio from the Dante
network.
NOTE
If your system came with
a Dante Option Card pre-
installed, the Dante Inputs
will be selected by default.
It will also detect an Option
Card and automatically
congure the sytem for
Dante Input if you install the
option card after purchase.
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DANTE STATUS LABELS
Each channel in the Dante Channel Setup screen will report the a status.
STATUS OPTIONS
OK: This channel is assigned to a channel properly.
OFF: This channel is not assigned or there is no device/channel present or it is assigned to a
device that is no longer on the network.
WAIT: Device is in the process of setting up a subscription.
ERROR: There is a problem with this channel or there is not enough bandwidth on the network
to accommodate a subscription.
ASSIGNING CHANNELS
Conguring Livemix for use with a Dante network can be performed with any CS-DUO personal
mixer in the system. You can also use the Dante Controller software provided by Audinate on a
Windows or Mac OS X computer. Consult the user manual of your other Dante enabled devices for
information on how each device will transmit/publish channels to the Dante network.
AUTO ASSIGN DANTE CHANNELS 1-24
With the Dante Channel Setup on the Livemix CS-DUO, it is easy
to assign the rst 24 networked channels of any Dante device.
1. Enter the Mix Tools menu and PRESS Global Setup.
2. PRESS the Input Select and Digital Conguration button.
3. You will be prompted with a warning. PRESS the Continue
button to continue.
4. PRESS the Dante Channel Setup button.
5. PRESS the Import Dante 1-24 button. The button will ash to
indicate the import feature is active.
6. Turn the ADJUST knob to select a device on the Dante
network.
7. PRESS the ADJUST knob to conrm device selection.
Your Livemix system will now be subscribed to the rst 24
channels of the chosen Dante device.
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MANUALLY ASSIGNING DANTE CHANNELS
You may want to manually subscribe to channels on a Dante network. Using the manual assign
feature will allow you to connect to multiple devices, or to change the order of connected devices,
for example, connecting Dante transmitter channel 24 from a console to channel 4 on the Livemix
personal monitor system.
1. Enter the Mix Tools menu and PRESS Global Setup.
2. PRESS Input Select and Digital Conguration.
3. You will be prompted with a warning. PRESS the Continue
button to continue.
4. PRESS Dante Channel Setup to enter the Dante setup
conguration screen.
5. PRESS a Channel to assign to a Dante channel. A popup will
appear on the bottom of the window.
6. Select a Device by rotating the ADJUST knob. PRESS the
ADJUST knob to accept a selected device. If you have
previously assigned a device to this channel, the selector
may be on channel select, if so, PRESS the ADJUST knob to
change to the device selector.
7. Select a Channel on the selected device by rotating the
ADJUST knob. After a few second, the highlighted channel
will be automatically selected.
8. Repeat steps 5-7 as necessary. Press the Slots 13-24 button
to access additional channels.
9. PRESS the Accept Assignments button to accept the
assigned channels.
DEVICE/CHANNEL VIEW TOGGLE
The Show Device/Show Channels button toggles what
information is visible in each channel cell. By default, the names
of the assigned channels are visible. PRESS the Show Devices
button to see which devices are assigned to each Livemix
channel. To go back to viewing the channels, PRESS the Show
Channels to toggle it to the Show Devices view.
NOTE:
After making a device and
channel selection, it may
take a few seconds for the
network to recognize the
change and update.
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IMPORTING NAMES
If you are using Livemix with an existing system that has published “Channel Labels” to the network,
you can use those same labels as the Livemix channel names that appear in the Channel Overview
and Single Channel View.
NOTE: Not all Dante network devices use channel labels. Some only publish the number of the
channel.
To import Channel Labels from the Dante network:
1. PRESS the Global Setup button from the Mix Tools menu.
2. PRESS the Input Select and Digital Conguration button.
3. You will be prompted with a warning. PRESS the Continue
button to continue.
4. PRESS the Import Dante Names button.
5. PRESS the Yes button to copy the Dante Channel names to
the Livemix channel names.
SAVING DANTE CHANNEL DATA
To ensure that Dante channel setup and names are saved, Save a Global Template after changes are
made. Instructions for Saving a Global Template are in the Livemix CS-DUO User Guide.
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DANTE CARD UPDATE
It may be necessary to update the Dante option card to keep current with networking standards and
to stay compatible with third party products. To determine if you need to update your Dante card,
go to the Livemix Version Info screen by pressing Mix Tools, then Global Setup, then Livemix Version
Info. If the Dante Version is lower than the version available at http://www.digitalaudio.com/support,
follow the instructions below to update the rmware.
TO UPDATE THE FIRMWARE OF THE DANTE OPTION CARD (LM-DANTE-EXP):
1. Visit http://www.digitalaudio.com/support to download the the latest Dante Firmware Update
Manager.
2. Download the MIX-16/32 update le from http://www.digitalaudio.com/support.
3. Connect your computer to the MIX-16/32 with an Ethernet cable or connect to the same switch
that the MIX-16/32 is connected to.
4. Install the Dante Firmware Update Manager.
5. Run the Dante Firmware Update Manager. Press “Browse” to locate the update le previously
downloaded. DO NOT check the “Override Device Matching” box.
6. The Firmware Update Manager will search for Dante devices on the network. When the list
appears, select the checkbox for your MIX-16/32 and click the “Start” button. The update will
take a few minutes.
7. When the update is nished, turn off the power to your MIX-16/32 and restart it.
DANTE CARD FIRMWARE UPDATE TROUBLESHOOTING
If no devices are found in step 6:
• Make sure the MIX-16/32 is plugged in and turned on
• Make sure your computer is connected to the same network as the MIX-16/32
• Make sure there are no rewall settings blocking a connection to the MIX-16/32
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LIVEMIX SYSTEM EXAMPLES
A Livemix system requires either an analog (AD-24) or digital input (option card), the MIX-16/32
central mixer, and at least one CS-DUO personal mixer. Below are some examples of what a basic
system may look like.
ANALOG INPUT SYSTEM
1 x AD-24 Analog Input Rack Unit
1 x MIX-16 Central Mixer
4 x CS-DUO Dual Mix Personal Mixers
4 x MT-1 Dual Position Mounts
1 x CBL-CAT6-100 Shielded CAT6 Cable 100’ **
4 x CBL-CAT6-50 Shielded CAT6 Cable 50’
**Shielded cable between AD-24 and MIX-16/32 is required. CAT6 is not required, CAT5 is acceptable.
ANALOG OR DIGITAL?
Users receiving their audio from an analog source will use the AD-24. Using the TRS or DB-25 inputs,
audio from the source is made available to the Livemix system.
Users receiving their audio from a digital source will use the Option Card (LM-DANTE-EXP). This is
an option card that is installed in the MIX-16/32 and allows the Livemix system to receive audio from
a digital device or network.
DIGITAL INPUT SYSTEM
1 x MIX-16 Central Mixer
1 x LM-DANTE-EXP Dante option card
4 x CS-DUO Dual Mix Personal Mixers
4 x MT-1 Dual Position Mounts
1 x CBL-CAT6-100 Shielded CAT6 Cable 100’ **
4 x CBL-CAT6-50 Shielded CAT6 Cable 50’
CONTROL SURFACE
Livemix needs at least one connected personal mixer to make a mix. Each Livemix CS-DUO personal
mixer connects via CAT5/CAT6 cable to one of the ports of the MIX-16/32. Using various controls on
the unit, two users can each create their own custom mix, which is then output to headphones, in-ear
monitors or stage monitors, right from the CS-DUO unit.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
I CONNECTED THE LM-DANTE-EXP TO A DANTE DEVICE BUT I CAN’T SEE THE DEVICE IN
THE SETUP SCREEN.
• Cycle the power to the Dante device to make sure the Livemix system is properly seeing it.
• Verify that the Dante devices are available on the network. The Dante Controller from Audinate
can be a helpful tool here. It is a free download at www.audinate.com.
I HAVE ASSIGNED ALL THE CHANNELS AND THEY SHOW UP BUT THERE IS NO AUDIO.
In many devices like a console, you need to tell the Dante network which signals get assigned
to the channels. A digital console may allow you to put directs, inserts, aux sends, etc. on the
Dante network. Consult the users guide for your particular device to determine how to assign the
desired outputs to the Dante network.
I HEAR AUDIO, BUT EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE I HEAR A CLICK OR POP.
Clicking is most often a resut of a clocking issue. The Dante network has a built in clocking system
that automatically selects the most stable source for clocking. To make sure there are no clocking
issues, Dante needs to be the Master Clock for all Dante devices, including the mixing console,
Livemix, laptops, etc.
Please make sure all your devices are set to receive thier clocking from the Dante Network.
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LIVEMIX SUPPORT
Phone Support: 952-401-7700
Toll Free: 844-DAL-INFO
Email Support: support@digitalaudio.com
Website: www.digitalaudio.com/support
DIGITAL AUDIO LABS
1266 Park Rd
Chanhassen, MN 55317
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
LM-DANTE-EXP OPTION CARD SPECIFICATIONS
Input Channels 24
Sample Bit Depth 20 Hz – 22 kHz ± .5dB
Sample Rate 48 kHz
Sample Bit Depth 24 bits per sample
LIVEMIX SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS
.03% (100mW, 22Ω Load)
THD+N
(18 dBu 1KHz input)
S/N Ratio 103dB
Frequency Response 20Hz-22KHz ± 3dB
Crosstalk
(Left to Right)
.014% (100mW, into 32Ω Load )
.005% (100mW into 64Ω ohms)
.003% (100mW into 300Ω)
-103 dB
Latency 1.5 mS
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Audinate®, the Audinate logo and Dante are trademarks of Audinate Pty Ltd.
Livemix is a registered trademark of Digital Audio Labs.
Patents pending.
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