Sonnet Echo II DV - Linux



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The Sonnet Echo II DV Desktop is designed for creative professionals in audio and video broadcasting who need to connect two demanding DV I/O cards to their Thunderbolt 4 or Thunderbolt 3 equipped computers. This expansion system allows you to utilize the full potential of your computer by connecting two PCIe 3.0 card slots. However, maximum performance with bandwidth-hungry cards may require connection to two Thunderbolt ports on your computer.
| OS | Linux |
|---|---|
| Series | Echo II DV |
| Model Part Number | ECHO-2DDV-TB3 |
| Brand | Sonnet |
You can use any single-width, Thunderbolt-compatible non-GPU PCIe cards. Please refer to the supported PCIe cards PDF for specific compatibility information.
Yes, it supports Thunderbolt daisy-chaining, allowing you to connect multiple Thunderbolt devices to your computer.
The Echo II DV has a 400W power supply.
It supports macOS 10.12.6+, Windows 10 and 11, and Linux (Kernel 5.4+).
The warranty period is 2 years.
You can install two PCIe cards simultaneously.
Yes, it includes two Thunderbolt cables.
Download and install the latest drivers for your specific PCIe cards from the manufacturer's website.
Ensure the Thunderbolt cable is securely connected. Check that the necessary drivers for the PCIe cards are installed. Try connecting to a different Thunderbolt port.
Verify that the PCIe cards are fully compatible. If your computer has two Thunderbolt ports, connect the Echo II DV to both. Check for any driver updates.
Ensure that the enclosure is not overheating. Check for any obstructions in the fans. Make sure the device is well-ventilated.
Confirm that the cards are correctly installed. Ensure the correct drivers are installed. Check the power supply to the cards.