What is a Wheatnet-IP Network?
Are you new to Wheatstone products, or new to Wheatnet-IP in general?
For even the most capable and qualified engineers and installers, the
design and functionality of our systems can be a lot to take in at one
time. What exactly is this network capable of, and what does it do? What
can it do for me and my plant operations? If you’re just being
introduced to our systems and you don’t know much of anything about
Wheatnet-IP at all, first of all congratulations. This is going to be
awesome! You may think its just some blades and consoles and a few
auxiliary boxes that all route audio using a matrix with basic ins and
outs, and in a broad sense, you would be kind of correct. However, this
doesn’t even begin to scratch the surface of the capabilities of our
Intelligent Network’s technology.
Have a read over the introductory excerpt from our Blade 4 manual
about what a Wheatnet IP network is? Hopefully you’ll come away with a
better conceptualization and more questions about how you can make your
Wheatnet, yours.
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