Difference between revisions of "Akurate Music Server"
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+ | The Linn Akurate Music Server (AMS) is a media server offering high quality distribution of analog audio to up to 8 independent zones. | ||
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+ | The device includes a CDROM drive for ripping your CD collection. | ||
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+ | Linn supplies a a Xiva control interface called LinnTech. AMX and Crestron also supply high quality modules to control the AMS for the custom install market. | ||
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Revision as of 09:45, 20 March 2008
Akurate Music Server
Product info
The Linn Akurate Music Server (AMS) is a media server offering high quality distribution of analog audio to up to 8 independent zones.
The device includes a CDROM drive for ripping your CD collection.
The AMS is controlled by the open Xiva protocol.
Linn supplies a a Xiva control interface called LinnTech. AMX and Crestron also supply high quality modules to control the AMS for the custom install market.
Latest software
Please note that the AMS software will only work on a NAS up to 2 TB in capacity.
Manual
Setting-up an Akurate Music Server and a DS player in the same system
This is best approached in steps.
- Set up the DS player from a clean network, exactly as described in the DS installation manual
- Set up the Akurate Music Server (AMS) network settings
- Attach the AMS to the network
- Verify that the Linn equipment works
- Attach any additional network devices such as routers and broadband modems
After completing step 1, take a note of the network sub-net address. In step 2 allocate a static IP address for the AMS. This address must be unique, and on the same sub-net as that used in step 1. Your network administrator will be able to allocate a unique address from the range dedicated to static IP addresses on your network. Before connecting the AMS, tell the AMS the chosen IP addresses of your NAS and the AMS itself; the AMS manual tells you how to do this. Move on to steps 3 and 4. Refer to the respective vendor's manuals to complete step 5.