Manual

24
LED Indicators
The Dante AV decoder features 2 green LEDs and 4 bi-
color LEDs.
Green LEDs
• POWER LED: Indicates power is supplied to the
Dante AV decoder
• CODEC LED: Indicates the decoder codec is
active
Bi-color LEDs
• SYSTEM LED: Tri-color LED indicating the status
of the Dante system
1. Solid green – all ok, sync achieved
2. Amber – booting up, awaiting sync
3. Red – system failed to boot correctly
4. Off – no power
• ERROR LED: Tri-color LED indicating the status
of the Dante software
1. Solid green – software running
2. Blinking green – identifying function activated
3. Solid or blinking red – software fault or exception
4. Off – no power
• SYNC LED: Tri-color LED indicating the clock synchronization status
1. Solid green – Dante network clock follower sync with leader achieved
2. Blinking green – Dante network clock leader
3. Amber – syncing in progress
4. Red – sync error
5. Off – no power
• HDCP LED: Tri-color LED indicating the status of HDCP on the HDMI input or output
1. Solid green – non-HDCP unprotected video sink or source detected
2. Blinking green – HDCP protected content detected
3. Solid red – invalid non-HDCP video sink or source
4. Blinking red – HDCP negotiation failed
5. Blinking Amber – HDCP negotiation in progress
6. Off – no power
Connectors and Interfaces
USB Interface
USB control over IP allows you to use a USB mouse and/or keyboard to control a remote computer via the
Dante network, this function needs to work together with Dante AV encoder.
How to setup
• On the Dante AV decoder, connect a keyboard to USB 1 and a mouse to USB 2.
• Connect a USB cable (male type A USB to male mini-USB) from a USB port on the PC host to the USB
OTG port on the Dante AV encoder.
• Open the Windows Device Manager and verify that you see the keyboard and mouse.
• Using Dante Controller, make the following subscriptions (two subscriptions are required, as the USB
channel is bidirectional):
1. Subscribe the USB channel on the encoder to USB channel on the decoder
2. Subscribe the USB channel on the decoder to USB channel on the encoder
After the above setup, the keyboard and/or mouse connected to the decoder can control the PC connected to
the encoder.