T+A HVEQ room correction software

I may do that. I probably won't be using the software often, so if addresses change I may just set them as needed. I'm not expecting drastic results, I just figured since the amp had the APM board I might as well use it :)

Thank you, I'm fairly clueless about IPs and subnets. I thought it was strange to connect directly.

Thank you @erik_squires .

Apparently the T+A doesn't use DHCP. I connected both PC and T+A to a switch, changed the T+A  IP address to be on same subnet as PC and was able to ping and connect it to the software.

I then tried the direct connection and was able to connect once, but the software hung up. I killed the process and was never able to connect again with the direct connection. Went back to both on a switch and it connects fine. O well, hopefully the switch connection will function OK.

I know next to nothing about DSP, but the APM board on the T+A could be analog, at least the acronym stands for Analog signal Processing Module. I have no idea how this might, or might not differ from DSP. 

I do occasionally use Roon, but it's not my main server. That accurate sound functionality does look interesting.

I didn't realize how problematic my room was until I went through the manual version of the T+A room correction. In the end the T+A room correction involves adjusting three parametric bands between 25 and 200 Hz, so not that much control.

Thanks @rhtowson.   Of course! I forgot all about cross over cables, it's been a very long time since I've had to use one.  Anyways I was able to run the software using the switch and I dont think the measurements suffered form it.