Peavey COBRANET AUDIO BRIDGE CAB 16D - Manual (Page 13)

Software Features
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CAB 16o Software Device Features
LINK LED This LED will turn ON when a valid connection has been established between the
CAB
™ 16 and the network switch. This function is duplicated on the front panel of the CAB
16o.
ID The four digit number is the user-defined Hardware Base Address. The range is hex,
between 0000 and FFFF. The LED will turn ON when a valid number is entered. Each CAB
16 on the network must have a unique ID. If there is a duplicate, or the value is zero, this LED
will not light, and communications between the CAB and network is not valid.
BUNDLE User defined number that assigns eight audio channels to a CobraNet ™ network
“bundle”. The range is OFF to 32,767. For switched networks, the number must be 256 or
higher. This number must also be set in the CobraNet I/O device for which the CAB will
transport audio. The LED is ON when the CAB 16o is transmitting the specified network
bundle. Each CAB 16o can transmit (send) two separate audio bundles.
MUTE This single button will mute all audio outputs in the digital domain. This button is
independent of the output GAIN control.
GAIN Software control of the CAB 16o’s analog output stage. Gesturable from the knob or
the digital window located just above each knob. The range is -95.5 dB to +30.5 dB.
FULL-SCALE SENSITIVITY BLOCK When clicked upon, this block opens an additional
window that includes buttons for adjusting the CAB 16o’s output scale. There are two win-
dows, one for channels 1-8, and another for channels 9-16. A single-click in Control Mode, or a
double-click in Edit Mode will open this block.
FULL-SCALE SENSITIVITY DIALOG This window reveals the CAB 16o’s output channel
analog settings. There are four settings for each output channel. The levels indicate a maxi-
mum setting and allow the user to “shift” the available dynamic range for flexibility in match-
ing the input sensitivity of the power amplifier input. When the GAIN control is at 0 dB, the
input sensitivity is determined solely by the Full Scale Output button.