Hey guys. I've got a confusing situation here. About 6 years ago the organization I work for had an audio system installed in a room. It basically has a bunch of microphones in various parts of an auditorium that goes into a mixer before being fed to the speaker system. Fast forward to today - I have two additional mics that I need to plug into the system. I have open inputs, but they are not enabled.
The mixer itself has no external controls - it has to be configured via software. That was done when the unit was installed and nobody has needed to touch it until now. That wouldn't be a problem except that I have no idea what the network settings on the unit are, so when I connect a laptop to the unit I can't actually pair them up so that the config software can talk to the unit. The company that installed the unit has since gone out of business so contacting them isn't possible.
My basic question is: is there any type of scanning utility that I can run (Linux or Windows - doesn't matter) with a crossover cable attached that can figure out IP address and subnet mask this machine is set to?
If it helps the mixer is a Biamp AudiaFlex.
Thanks.
The mixer itself has no external controls - it has to be configured via software. That was done when the unit was installed and nobody has needed to touch it until now. That wouldn't be a problem except that I have no idea what the network settings on the unit are, so when I connect a laptop to the unit I can't actually pair them up so that the config software can talk to the unit. The company that installed the unit has since gone out of business so contacting them isn't possible.
My basic question is: is there any type of scanning utility that I can run (Linux or Windows - doesn't matter) with a crossover cable attached that can figure out IP address and subnet mask this machine is set to?
If it helps the mixer is a Biamp AudiaFlex.
Thanks.