Dante Input
Channel Names can be changed in the property sheet. It is recommended that name changes are only done in Tesira software.
For additional naming details see Naming rules for Dante.
Please review the Dante Networking section for more details.
Initialization Dialog
| Name | Description |
| Channel Count | Provides a dropdown where the number of channels can be selected. If Custom is selected from the drop-down list the number of channels can be specified between 1 and 64. |
| Network | Allows the required Media Network Setup to be specified. Network selection is not supported in TesiraFORTÉ Only Mode so will not be available. |
| Equipment Type | Specifies what type of hardware the compiler should allocate the block to. Review the Device Roles section for more details. In TesiraFORTÉ Only Mode the Equipment Type option will not be available. |
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Fault when Inactive |
If enabled, missing Dante channels or flows expected by this block will present a fault in the Tesira system.
If disabled, Dante channels or flows expected by this block will not present a fault or log message in the Tesira system. |
NOTE: If the channel count is <= 32, then Forte will be an available selection in the Equipment Type droplist. If the channel count is > 32, then Forte will NOT be available in the Equipment Type droplist.
DSP Block Representation
DSP Properties
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Name |
Description |
Range |
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Show Channel |
Displays information and settings specific to the selected channel. |
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Allocated Unit |
Assigns the component (DSP block) to a particular unit in the system. |
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Fixed in Unit |
Prevents the compiler from assigning the unit elsewhere. |
True or False |
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Delay EQ Group |
Aligns the timing synchronization for the blocks within the chosen group. See Delay Equalization for more details. |
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Instance Tag |
Allows a unique custom name to be used instead of the default Instance Tag. |
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Network |
Allows the required Media Network Setup to be specified. Network selection is not supported in TesiraFORTÉ Only Mode so will not be available. |
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Device I/O |
Displays the physical Logic I/O channel(s) on the Tesira device that this block has been Assigned, |
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Muted |
Turns the input signal on/off. Mutes or unmutes the signal. |
True or False |
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Level |
Adjusts the relative input volume. |
-100 to +12 |
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Level Minimum |
Minimum on controllable range. |
-100 |
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Level Maximum |
Maximum on controllable range. |
12 |
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Inverted |
Adjusts the polarity of the input signal. |
True or False |
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Channel Name |
User settable to pick the channel name. This is described at the top of the Dante Input and Dante Output pages. |
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Fault when Inactive |
If enabled, missing Dante channels or flows expected by this block will present a fault in the Tesira system. If disabled, Dante channels or flows expected by this block will not present a fault or log message in the Tesira system. |
True or False |
Control Dialog
| Name | Description | Range |
| Peak | A software indicator that flashes when the input signal is within 6dB of clipping. | |
| Mute | Turns the input signal on/off. | |
| Level | Adjusts the relative input volume. | -100 to +12 |
| Invert | Reverses the polarity of the signal. | 0° or 180° |
| Name | Allows an individual name of each channel. |