Dante Level 1 - Chapter 6 - Dante Ports & Connections

What do two ports on a Dante device usually default to?

• Redundant mode

• Parallel mode

• Switched or Daisy Chain mode

• Isolated mode

In Switched mode, how many of the Dante device's ports need to be connected to a network switch?

• None

• Two

• One

• All available ports

What is the common engineering term used to describe the topology where devices are linked together in a chain?

• Loop chain

• Daisy chain

• Star chain

• Serial chain

What topology is visualized as a network switch in the middle with network endpoints radiating out?

• Mesh topology

• Ring topology

• Daisy Chain topology

• Star topology

What is the term used when multiple switches are linked together?

• Cross link

• Trunk line or Uplink

• Daisy link

• Backbone link

What mode allows a Dante device to operate two networks to survive a cable or switch failure?

• Daisy Chain mode

• Switched mode

• Isolated mode

• Redundant mode

What is the purpose of a control port on some Dante devices?

• To connect to another Dante network

• To provide additional Dante channels

• To program or control devices remotely

• To enhance audio quality

How can the IP address for the Dante interface usually be set?

• Automatically assigned without user input

• Through the device's physical buttons

• From Dante controller

• Using a special Dante IP setter tool

What is the recommended starting point for plugging in network endpoints to a switch?

• Any random port

• The last port

• Port 1 and move up

• The port closest to the power supply

What happens if you have a device in redundant mode and a cable breaks?

• The entire system fails

• You lose half of your data

• The device needs to be reset manually

• The system switches to the other network