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<blockquote data-quote="Marc Lopez" data-source="post: 133446" data-attributes="member: 7061">Re: Marc Lopez of Yamaha Commercial Audio Q&amp;AHi Reid,The HY128-D Dante interface cards is not asynchronous, so all devices on the Dante network must be clocked at the same sample rate if you want to be able to patch between them.&nbsp; Of course, Dante supports multiple sample rates on the same network, but only devices with the same sample rates and clocked together can patch to each other.&nbsp; I completely understand your request.&nbsp; We may have a solution for that application in the near future.In the initial release, only two mixing systems will be allowed on the TwinLANe network, but more will be allowed in a future update.&nbsp; So for the initial release of the product, modifying your scenario to just FOH and MON, yes it is possible.&nbsp; And in the future update, it will be possible with all three mix positions.Yes, the local I/O of the console can be shared on the network to other devices.Like the above scenario, yes for two consoles initially, and in the future, yes for all three.No, that remains unchanged.I would recommend the engine stay local to the console and use the fiber runs for the long distance (as Mac already recommended)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Marc Lopez, post: 133446, member: 7061"] Re: Marc Lopez of Yamaha Commercial Audio Q&A Hi Reid, The HY128-D Dante interface cards is not asynchronous, so all devices on the Dante network must be clocked at the same sample rate if you want to be able to patch between them. Of course, Dante supports multiple sample rates on the same network, but only devices with the same sample rates and clocked together can patch to each other. I completely understand your request. We may have a solution for that application in the near future. In the initial release, only two mixing systems will be allowed on the TwinLANe network, but more will be allowed in a future update. So for the initial release of the product, modifying your scenario to just FOH and MON, yes it is possible. And in the future update, it will be possible with all three mix positions. Yes, the local I/O of the console can be shared on the network to other devices. Like the above scenario, yes for two consoles initially, and in the future, yes for all three. No, that remains unchanged. I would recommend the engine stay local to the console and use the fiber runs for the long distance (as Mac already recommended) [/QUOTE]

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