Difference between revisions of "Bypass Mode"
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== Configuration == | == Configuration == | ||
| − | * always_on: Amplifier will always route audio directly from line in to channel. | + | * '''always_off:''' Routing is always disabled (except for devices with relay bypass only during boot). |
| − | * idle: Amplifier will route audio if no sound is being played from IP network. | + | * '''always_on:''' Amplifier will always route audio directly from line in to channel. |
| − | * idle_no_conn: Amplifier will route audio if no sound is being played from IP network or there is no server connection or device is not registered to server. | + | * '''idle:''' Amplifier will route audio if no sound is being played from IP network. |
| − | * no_conn: Amplifier will route audio if there is no server connection or device is not registered to server. | + | * '''idle_no_conn:''' Amplifier will route audio if no sound is being played from IP network or there is no server connection or device is not registered to server. |
| + | * '''no_conn:''' Amplifier will route audio if there is no server connection or device is not registered to server. | ||
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== Availability == | == Availability == | ||
Revision as of 10:30, 10 September 2018
The Hardware Bypass functionality allows the line input on an ENA amplifier to be routed to the channel output.
Configuration
- always_off: Routing is always disabled (except for devices with relay bypass only during boot).
- always_on: Amplifier will always route audio directly from line in to channel.
- idle: Amplifier will route audio if no sound is being played from IP network.
- idle_no_conn: Amplifier will route audio if no sound is being played from IP network or there is no server connection or device is not registered to server.
- no_conn: Amplifier will route audio if there is no server connection or device is not registered to server.
Availability
This function is available from Exigo 1.4 and newer.
