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since your livewire network is actually acting as a router, you can use that setup indeed.
do consider that you can only route one source to each output. (1 mic or PGM bus in your case)

see the attached movie: Movie

why?
Well, I was waiting for my cisco switches, but had to configure the network.
as the movie shows, don't try this at home


btw, this is a hidden video, so only availible for axia forum users

Hi, i just got a question from one of our sales guys; is it possible to set up a network as following: Studio 1 range: 10.10.10.xxx Studio 2 range: 10.10.20.xxx Studio 3 range: 10.10.30.xxx CAR range: 10.10.100.xxx all with the same subnet (255.0.0.0 i guess) and still have all the nodes availible i...

ip scanners are verry nice, but as i found overhere, don't use them in a live network with axia nodes. i used the angry scanner and all my systems went down as long as i had the scanner running. allso i used some other scanners and the same trouble with them. ohw, don't ever use the commview scanner...

In the past, I've used West-Penn DA2401, single pair, shielded 110 Ohm cable. The insulated wires don't fit in the CAT6 plugs, so what cable is preferred for making AES runs to the AXIA boxes? I imagine that it's a bit of a waste to run MediaTwist or DataTwist, only to use/terminate 3 of the 8 wire...

thanx, i'll give it a try.

gr.
Willem

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thanx!

good morning, i've got some trouble controlling the audio nodes trough a telnet session. the connection to the node works, i can read the signals send by the pathfinder pc controller, but i can't duplicate them. for example: node: 192.168.2.8 (an axia 8x8 AES) in pathfinder I set out 1 to source 1 (...