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DCN Next Generation 2.40 Release Notes

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4 Release 2.10

4.3 Known limitations

4.1General

4.1.1Release Date

November 8th 2005

4.1.2Firmware/FPGA versions

Product	FPGA	SW	FW
DCN-CCU	1.06	2.10.1178	3.40.1785
DCN-CON	1.0	--	--
DCN-CONCS
DCN-CONFF	1.0	1.00.XXXX	--
DCN-CONCM
DCN-DDB	--	1.3.XXXX	--
DCN-DDI	1.2	--	--
DCN-DIS	1.11	--	--
DCN-FCS	1.0	--	--
DCN-IDESK	1.3	1.20.XXXX	--
LBB 4402/00	--	2.10.1178	3.40.1785
PRS-4DEX4	--	2.10.1178	3.40.1785
LBB 4404/00	--	2.10.1178	3.40.1785

4.1.3Compatibility restrictions

The following versions are not compatible with this release:

Product	FPGA	SW	FW
DCN-CCU	≤1.06	--	--
LBB 4120	1.1	--	--

4.2Errata

4.2.1Integrus Manual: standby function When switching off the DCN Next Generation CCU, the Integrus transmitter indicates “Network Error” and not “standby”. However, the radiators do switch to the standby mode. When the DCN Next Generation CCU is switched on again, the Integrus transmitter and the radiators return to the “on” mode.

4.2.2Auxiliary function

The DCN-DISCS does not support “single delegate with auxiliary control mode” as mentioned in the Installation and User Instruction.

4.3.1Microphone will be reset to default after

de-init.

When a de-init is activated at the CCU the microphone is always set to microphone mode “open” with 2 active microphones.

4.3.2Use of Developers Toolkit

The developers toolkit provided on this CD-ROM can only be used with Windows 2000.

4.3.3Text “starting” remains on CCU In a system with an Audio Expander and an Integrus transmitter, the text “starting” can remain on the display of the CCU after start up. On the display of the Audio Expanders 'No Network' is flashing.

Switch the network mode of the Integrus transmitter to enabled and the problem will be solved.

4.3.4Network mode disabled results in faults When the network mode of a transmitter is set to disabled, while connected to a DCN Next Generation system, noise on the loudspeakers in the DCN Next Generation system can occur.