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Appendices • 21

Version 2.0, February, 2007

Leave Standard Stream buffering at 100ms (the de-

fault setting).

OPTION 2 - Connecting a “remote” Audio Node to

an existing Axia network using Ethernet Radio

If you are using Studio Engines and/or existing

nodes connected to an Ethernet switch, then these

instructions assume that you have a current Livewire

Network and are adding a node at a remote location

connected via an IP radio. You must maintain the

high rate Master clock sync packets for these devices

in order for all nodes to sync properly. This is espe-

cially important for the well-being of the Axia Studio

Mix Engines.

In this case, you will need to have at least ONE Au

dio Node on the main Livewire network designated

as the MASTER CLOCK and running version 2.3.2a

software. It should be set to a higher priority than

all other nodes running earlier software versions. We

recommend choosing “7 - (Always Master)”. Do not

select “7 – (Always Master) STL Snake” for this ap

plication.

The remote node at the receive end of the Ethernet ra-

dio should likewise be running v2.3.2a software. Its

clock setting should be “0 - (Always Slave) STL”.

Deep Tech: A node running version 2.2.0, when op

erating as the current Clock Master, will generate

two clock streams: a High rate and a Low rate clock

sync. Nodes running version 2.1.x and earlier do not

have this dual clock feature and require the High rate

sync to operate as well.

Streams sent to the “remote” node should all be

STANDARD streams. Leave Standard Stream buff-

ering at 100ms (the default setting) on the receiving

node.

IP Radio Settings and Recommendations:

Settings on your Ethernet radios will have to be

tweaked as needed. Unfortunately, due to the large

number of Ethernet radios on the market, we are un

able to make speciﬁc recommendations on which ra

dio to choose, or their exact optimal settings.

Some Quality of Service options may assist or hin-

der the operation of the radio for multicast UPD data

packets. This may involve turning ON or OFF some

or all the “smarts” within the radio. User experience

will differ from model to model. We suggest that you

contact your radio’s manufacturer for additional sup-

port on the operation of the radios in this mode. For

the purposes of passing Livewire streams reliably,

we desire that the IP radios behave as much as pos-

sible like a simple piece of CAT6 cable, with mini-

mal latency.

Questions on the operation of the Axia Audio Nodes

can be emailed to Axia support at support@axiaaudio.

com.

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