Did I see where up to 4 Remote Controllers can be daisy chained to one Profiler? If so how 
thanks
Daisy Chaining Remote
- michaiel
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I think there is a mention about using network hubs in the Remote discussions.
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You'll need to use a PoE (Power over Ethernet) switch. not just any old hub/switch though.
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So would this be to allow sound guys doing the switching when live stage?
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Yes indeed
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You'll need to use a PoE (Power over Ethernet) switch. not just any old hub/switch though.
can you explain me it please?thank you
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It's a newish standard, best read here.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_over_Ethernet
The switches aren't too expensive either
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Yes, i know it but i would Like to know How it could be used in the pedalboard
thank you
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You can connect the profiler plus several remotes to a switch and all remotes will be able to operate the profiler.
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Ok, i was thinking it could be possible to supply other pedals
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Do you mean stomp pedals or extra switches and expression pedals ?
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Yess, I was thinking about stomp boxes
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Did someone already do a wireshark capture of the interaction between remote and KPA? Since a switch does not forward packets to any other switch port than the conncected target, broadcasting traffic might be a problem. A classic hub without "intelligence" always repeats any ethernet frame out of every port, which would be better in this case. However there are no hubs with POE afaik.
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Yess, I was thinking about stomp boxes
I guess you'd have to design some sort of DIY solution to convert that power to the required voltage and current for individual pedals. Wouldn't be as simple as running a wire from one of those boxes... Then again, maybe it could be!
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Did someone already do a wireshark capture of the interaction between remote and KPA? Since a switch does not forward packets to any other switch port than the conncected target, broadcasting traffic might be a problem. A classic hub without "intelligence" always repeats any ethernet frame out of every port, which would be better in this case. However there are no hubs with POE afaik.
I agree I've only seen switches so I don't know how we would get round this. I guess we have to wait until we get the remote in our hands so we can see what it is actually doing.
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Did someone already do a wireshark capture of the interaction between remote and KPA? Since a switch does not forward packets to any other switch port than the conncected target, broadcasting traffic might be a problem. A classic hub without "intelligence" always repeats any ethernet frame out of every port, which would be better in this case. However there are no hubs with POE afaik.
Simply use your hub, and add a "PoE injector" after the hub. But i presume that CK team will crypt the ethernet/IP payload to avoid reverse engineering
