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beta version 2.5.0.8 has been found to work with 32-bit installs of Windows 7. IP driver is in the process of being rewritten to support future OS. IP driver is not supported under 64-bit OS currently.

Maybe a routing issue? What is the IP addresses on the two different NICs? Netmask?

DST will be introduced in a future version. I've seen it on the feature request list.
For no, I suggest adjusting your GMT offset.

I'm inquiring with Telos support about the Nx12 GPIO-to-Livewire implementation.
As for the isolated GPIO pins, how would you suggest such an interface be designed?

Lee,

The Powerstation does not include an atomic clock stable time piece. It is similar to what you would find in most electronics today. To have accurate time, it is best to sync the clock from an NTP server. This is the best way to keep time.

Nick, we are wishing to have a release that resolves a naming issue in Win07. This version has been in beta a long time and we haven't had any reports of problems. So we are considering having an intermediate release instead of waiting for the win07 compliant version. I will place some harder perfor...

I am very sorry about the delay ZuK0. This issue had fallen underneath a long list of development "To Dos". I spoke with the developer and he was able to find the issue and offered me a fix. I've been running the beta version this afternoon and verified that it resolves the issue in question. ftp://...

If you are able to preview the audio through the Axia IP-Audio window, then this proves the audio is getting to the PC. If you are not able to record with your recording machine, then this is an issue with the configuration of your recording application. You need to discuss this with the Application...

Are you able to go to START
Select Control Panel
Find the Axia IP-Audio icon and select.
In the application window, press the Browse... button.
A window opens and should indicate sources that you can select. Are you able to see this list?

telnet <ip> 93
ADD GPO
ADD GPI

As for how to start a recording session with AudioVault, you need to ask tech support from AudioVault. As for the getting the correct audio source into the recorder, assuming the AV is setup to record from the first input, you should go to the Windows START and select CONTROL PANEL. Find the AXIA IP...

What is your recording device?
How does your recording device receive audio?
What do you want to record?

An Axia node is an i/o device to the IP world of audio routing. The node, being it an Analog node, a Digital node, or Microphone node does the same thing. It takes audio and converts the audio into a 48Khz - 24bit audio stream and delivers this data to a multicast group. Each node has 8 inputs and t...

The easiest method is to have a phone Hybrid device that connect to your phone service and provides audio I/O that can be wired to an Axia node.
There is also the Nx12 Telos product (Telos-Systems.com) which has a Livewire port.