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<blockquote data-quote="gordon mcgregor" data-source="post: 49496" data-attributes="member: 169">Re: Problem connecting to BSS 9088ii&#039;s. Can you help?I had 2 in a rack that could do all of the above, I didn&#039;t bother with any custom window just used the PEQs because they were easier to use with a mouse(you can load up 8 of these on each unit no problem and jump about in the control screen between them) , with wireless it&#039;s def easier to remote control a PC connected to the units rather than faff about with wireless 232 adaptors. The &quot;ethernet&quot; like ports that you link the units with is NOT ethernet but a custom network probably some flavour of RS485, read about it in the help file, it can travel a lot further than ethernet, one cool thing is you can have one unit locally at the console for inserts and the other at the amp racks and control both from the local unit via their network connections. Have fun GPs just remembered you can run audio between the devces on the network as well so you could use the cat5 cable as a drive snake if you wanted to.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gordon mcgregor, post: 49496, member: 169"] Re: Problem connecting to BSS 9088ii's. Can you help? I had 2 in a rack that could do all of the above, I didn't bother with any custom window just used the PEQs because they were easier to use with a mouse(you can load up 8 of these on each unit no problem and jump about in the control screen between them) , with wireless it's def easier to remote control a PC connected to the units rather than faff about with wireless 232 adaptors. The "ethernet" like ports that you link the units with is NOT ethernet but a custom network probably some flavour of RS485, read about it in the help file, it can travel a lot further than ethernet, one cool thing is you can have one unit locally at the console for inserts and the other at the amp racks and control both from the local unit via their network connections. Have fun G Ps just remembered you can run audio between the devces on the network as well so you could use the cat5 cable as a drive snake if you wanted to. [/QUOTE]

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