dolby lake freezing?

Re: dolby lake freezing?

It really depends on what you're trying to do.

Signals can be routed between units over analog, AES or Dante but it will incur latency.

If you're setting up crossovers, where some channels are on one processor and some on others, the typical way to do this is to wire the same signal into both processors*, load the same module on both processors, route the outputs appropriately and link the two modules into a "super module."

* If you're using Dante, have the inputs on both processors receiving the same Dante channel.

I'd highly recommend reading the DLP System and Lake Controller manuals.

johnny diaz said:
Can the lp4d12 and lm26 talk to each other and pass signal between each other? Are parts and support still available for the lp4d12? Still deciding which one to go with.
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Michael John said:
Re: dolby lake freezing?

Hi Evan,

Lucky guy... :razz:

Can you PM me the serial number and the firmware version (available through the front panel portals) and I'll see what I can find out? (There were some very early ones that couldn't do Dante but we got most of them back.)

In the meantime, pull out and re-seat the IO cards and perform a factory reset via the front panel. I wouldn't try upgrading firmware yet in case it freezes mid update. There is a way to recover from this but I need to check on how to do this.

Michael
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Hi Michael, I have a DLP that suffered a power outage while mid update and has bricked itself. Did you say there was a way around it? Would you be kind enough to share? Cheers
 
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