Category: General Knowledge
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Printing a Patch Panel Label with the Wago Printer
These instructions will show you how to use the Wago printer to print patch panel labels. You will NOT need PatchCAD for this method.
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Creating and Accessing Storage on the Azure Management Portal
Large files can be transferred to clients and editors faster than using DropBox or WeTransfer by uploading to Microsoft Azure storage and granting access to the storage. You will need access to the CT Azure account added to your Okta login.
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AES Standards
The Audio Engineering Society is the only professional society devoted exclusively to audio technology. Founded in the USA in 1948, the AES is now an international organisation that unites audio engineers, creative artists, scientists and students worldwide by promoting advances in audio and disseminating new knowledge and research.
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Using the FOPM-101 to Measure Loss Through a Fibre Link
Our fibre kits contain a FibreStore Optical Power meter, simple instructions on how to use them are below.
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Testing 12-Core MPO Fibre with the Fluke MFTK Light Source and Power Meter
CT uses a Fluke MFTK light source and power meter set to quickly test our 12-core MPO singlemode fibres. This guide covers how to test the fibre but also how to calibrate the set if loss readings become inaccurate. Always replace dust caps on the test set and all cables. Always one-click clean your fibres…
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MacOS App Opening
Apple have decided that opening apps from unidentified developers is now a setting that will not stick.
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DANTE Domain Manager at E2
DDM (DANTE Domain Manager) is installed on the network at E2 and is used to manage domains such as in The Bridge production facility. There are some differences in using DANTE Controller because the domains are now managed.
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Activating Windows and Office 365 (O365) When Out of the Office
Follow the instructions below to enable windows when you are not in the office.
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Panasonic HS-6000 Panel IP Settings Menu
If you have a HS-6000 panel that does not boot up, showing a Panasonic Logo on the control monitor, this may mean that the IP address of the panel is not in the same range of the main frame.
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