Axia Audio IP-Audio Driver Version 2.4 User Manual

About this manual

This manual describes the Axia IP‑Audio Driver, a software interface that connects PC audio applications to the Livewire network. It covers both the single‑channel driver, which appears as a standard stereo sound card, and the multichannel OEM driver that can emulate up to 24 stereo sound cards and includes a GPIO module for control‑surface integration.

The guide walks users through installation, NIC selection, source and destination setup, Windows firewall configuration, and advanced GPIO features. Additional sections provide detailed technical notes, troubleshooting tools, warranty information, and examples of controlling external devices via the GPIO bridge.

What's inside

• Introducing the Axia IP‑Audio Driver
• Installation and Configuration
• NIC Selection
• Sources and Destinations
• GPIO Bridge Service
• Advanced Features
• Livewire Ports
• Windows and GPIO Interfaces
• Troubleshooting Tools
• Warranty and Tech Notes

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

What is the Axia IP‑Audio Driver?

It is the software interface between a PC’s audio applications and the Livewire network, providing source and destination audio streams and optional GPIO control.

How many audio channels can the multichannel driver emulate?

The multichannel OEM driver can emulate up to 24 stereo sound cards.

Which TCP/IP port does the GPIO module use?

The GPIO module uses TCP/IP port 93 for communication.

Is there a warranty for this driver?

Yes, the product is covered by a 90‑day limited warranty, detailed in Appendix D of the manual.