Dante Troubleshooter

Brand quirks, baked in.

Every manufacturer ships opinions about clocking, addressing, and what "plug and play" means. The knowledge tree knows them, so you don't have to learn them mid-show.

In the tree.

Audio & console makers — the gotchas that never made it into any manual.

Consoles

Yamaha

The desk has opinions about who tells time.

  • CL / QL / DM3 / DM7 clocking defaults & Console IDs
  • MY16-AUD2 & RSio64-D card quirks
Consoles

Allen & Heath

Clock chains have rules. Static IPs have traps.

  • dLive / Avantis / SQ clock-chain rules
  • Static IP traps — including the link-local 169.254 surprise
Consoles & I/O

DiGiCo

Channel counts change when the sample rate does.

  • DMI card counts at 96k — why your channel math stops adding up
  • Orange Box hierarchy
Consoles

Midas / Behringer

Two badges, one bloodline — and the clocking habits that come with it.

Wireless

Shure

Receivers that show up late to the discovery party.

Platforms

Q-SYS (QSC)

When the DSP wants to run the network its way.

Amps

NEXO

The card is not optional.

  • NXDT104 card requirement before anything shows up
Processors & amps

d&b audiotechnik

The LEDs are telling the truth. Dante Controller isn't.

  • DS100 failsafe LEDs — why healthy amps never appear as endpoints

On the wire.

Network vendors — switch configs we speak by name.

NETGEAR CISCO UNIFI (UBIQUITI) LUMINEX GIGACORE

Coverage grows with every release — the tree is built from field experience, not scraped documentation. If a brand you fight with isn't here yet, tell us: support@dantetroubleshooter.com.

Pick your symptom, run the diagnostics, get the quirk explained before doors.