  Installed sound applications typically involve a large number of audio
processors, amplifiers and speaker systems spread across the venue. They could
be spatially distributed at the venue across different rack rooms and floors.
These systems are commissioned and configured by sound engineers using software
application(s). This is essentially a one-time activity, following which, the
audio systems run independently. Detection of faults and reconfiguration of any
audio device(s) that fail(s) is a time-consuming operation. This disruption in
the audio system can affect the entire audio chain and affect the usability of
the venue in question. In this paper, we provide an overview of an audio system
that detects the replacement for any faulty audio device(s) in the network and
re-purposes the same to restore the configuration to last working point.
