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Important iKON Firmware Update Now Available

August 14, 2024

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Following some ‘Booting’ issues reported over the weekend, Martin Audio recommends that all iKON users update their firmware to a new release, v1.680. This is available to update via VU-NET now.
Important iKON Firmware Update Now Available

Firmware version 1.680 for iKON amplifiers includes:

• Support for iK41

• New fall-over features (for details, see the Vu-Net 2.3.1 release notes)

• Support for Martin-Audio-iKON-Amplifier-Control Q-SYS plugin rev 0.10

• Fix of an iKON boot issue

Click here for the full release notes

Best practice networking

With recent firmware updates, Martin Audio included a ‘final fail safe’ feature where an amplifier will reboot the network card to clear it’s buffers. In this instance the amplifier will drop offline in VU-NET and then reappear. To be clear this is NOT a problem with the amplifier, it is protecting itself from overloaded network traffic.

The most likely cause of this is systems that have not separated Dante from VU-NET Control using a vLan. In this instance, they should contact so they can assist you further.

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Hello Neighbor Beta Guide

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You won’t regret it. Just don’t look under the staircase. Before the final game launched in 2017, the

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