Aviom A-16II - Manual (Page 24)

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Basic Navigation
When the Personal Mixer is powered up, Preset 1 is automatically selected. On the Personal Mixer, one
channel is always selected for editing. You can tell that a channel is selected because the upper LED in its
button is lit.
The sixteen channel buttons have two LEDs in each, an upper and a lower. The red upper LED indicates that
the channel is selected; you can change its volume and panning. You can also solo or mute the channel
using the dedicated S
OlO
and M
ute
buttons on the Personal Mixer surface.
The upper LEDs will also light in combination if a track is linked or is part of one of the three available
Groups. (More info on Groups appears later in this document.)
The lower yellow LED in each channel button indicates the channel’s mute status. A lit LED indicates that
the channel is muted. Any number of channels can be muted.
Personal Mixer Rear Panel
On the rear of the Personal Mixer you will find the A-Net connectors, the power supply input, and the
audio output.
A-Net Connectors
There are two A-Net connectors on the rear of the Personal Mixer.
The A-Net In jack accepts:
the A-Net signal coming from the A-Net input module or console card if the Personal •
Mixer is the first Personal Mixer in the system, or
the A-Net signal coming from the A-Net Out jack of another Personal Mixer, or
•
the A-Net output from an A-Net distributor product •
Phones/Lines Out DC Power
18-24 VDC
Regulated
500 mA
T-Left
R-Right
S-Ground
Out A-Net In
A-Net connections
The A-Net Out jack is used to connect another Pro16 A-Net device. This will send the same digital audio
channels sent from the input module to the additional device so that another unique monitor mix can be
created. An unlimited number of A-Net devices can be connected in series using this method.