Dante AVIO Adapters let you use your favorite legacy audio gear with any Dante-connected system, delivering the interoperability, performance and scalability that only networking can bring. Cost effective, compact and built for the road, Dante AVIO adapters bring the modern connectivity that every audio pro needs in their toolbox.
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What's New:
No new features.
Requirements:
Dante AVIO adapters require a Power over Ethernet switch, or an 802.3af compliant PoE injector.
Notes:
Updating Firmware
Use Dante Updater or Dante Firmware Update Manager to update your AVIO devices.
UM-779: Make DHCP initial transaction ID a random value
UM-111: Bug with latency negotiation results in transmitted audio not received
UM-771: Subscriptions fail after reboot / network down using static IP
UM-819: Improve ConMon reporting when the device becomes PTP grand leader
UM-162: Device is unable to subscribe to a multicast flow if the flow's label length is more then 28 characters, instead the Ddvice will create a unicast flow
UM-188 If a multicast flow is created on an DIOAES with a label length of more than 19 characters, other device will be unable to subscribe to the multicast flow, instead devices will subscribe via unicast
MIL-4518: When a device is enrolled in a domain with multiple subnets, when devices are disconnected (or lose power) and reconnected, devices may temporarily lose clock synchronisation before regaining synchronisation
Known Issues:
UM-807: DDM interop: PTP v2-only devices lose clock sync when a 'preferred leader' boundary clock device is re-enrolled in the domain
UM-841: Changing sample rate and rebooting the device removes subscriptions. Workaround: manually re-subscribe the required channels.
Audinate’s Support for Inclusive Language
To our customers: some of the terminology used in Dante products has been changed to align with modern usage. Specifically, areas related to Dante clocking now refer to “Primary Leader Clock”, “Leader Clocks” and “Follower Clocks” to describe the functions of each role more clearly.