I submitted a contact request on their site yesterday so we'll see what they say, but the KH120IIs are specifically advertised as being compatible with MA-1.
edit: I should also specify that from my MBP, MA-1 can consistently find one of the monitors, and it's labelled correctly as a KH120II. It lights up when I click the Identity button, too. I've switched cables, have had them connected directly to my router and also tried with switch that was connected to the MBP with an Apple USB-Ethernet adapter (no router involved). On my Windows 10 desktop, it consistently finds no monitors, regardless of the connection type.
edit again: lol the Identify will have one monitor blinking, and then I'll refresh and click Identify and the other monitor will blink, so it can find both of them on the network but it never lists both of them at the same time in MA-1.
one more edit: khtool.py (
https://github.com/schwinn/khtool) actually finds both of them on the network with the labels
Neumann KH 120 II-
and
Neumann KH 120 II--1
. Unfortunately trying to do a query or any other command besides scans is giving me an 'OSError: [Errno 65] No route to host.'
edit I swear I'm done for today: I got khtool to give me this much information:
{"device":{"name":"Neumann KH 120 II"}}
{"device":{"identity":{"vendor":"Georg Neumann GmbH"}}}
{"device":{"identity":{"product":"KH 120 II"}}}
{"device":{"identity":{"serial":""}}}
{"device":{"identity":{"version":"1_0_0"}}}
{"device":{"standby":{"enabled":true}}}
{"device":{"standby":{"auto_standby_time":90}}}
{"device":{"standby":{"level":-65}}}
{"ui":{"logo":{"brightness":100}}}
{"audio":{"out":{"level":100.0}}}
{"audio":{"out":{"dimm":0.0}}}
{"audio":{"out":{"mute":false}}}
{"audio":{"out":{"delay":0}}}
{"audio":{"out":{"solo":false}}}