Aviom A-16D Pro - Manual (Page 22)

15 A-16D P
ro
A-N
et
D
istributor
u
ser
G
uiDe
from the A-N
et
t
hru
of the first A‑16D Pro to the A-N
et
i
N
on the second A‑16D
Pro. See the following diagram.
A-Net A-Net and DC Power Output
Thru In 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
P
RO
A-Net
Power
A-Net A-Net and DC Power Output
Thru In 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
P
RO
A-Net
Power
A-Net A-Net and DC Power Output
Thru In 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
P
RO
A-Net
Power
Connect A-Net Thru to A-Net In to expand a system.
The example above shows three A‑16D Pro Distributors connected in a daisy
chain. This provides twenty‑four powered A‑Net outputs. Any number of
A‑16D Pro Distributors can be connected to provide additional expansion by
connecting the A‑Net Thru jack to the next Distributor’s A‑Net In jack.
In fact, the A‑16D Pro A‑Net Distributor can be connected at any point in a
system. There is no rule that requires the distributors to be located in the
same physical location. Use an A‑Net output from a Personal Mixer or Pro16
output module as a parallel distribution and expansion point if needed.
Digital Splits
The A‑16D Pro can be used to create a digital split when using A‑Net input
and output modules to create a digital snake or audio distribution network.
By patching the A‑Net Out from an A‑Net input module or the Pro64 ASI
A‑Net Systems Interface into an A‑16D Pro, an eight‑way digital split can be
created. By connecting A‑Net output modules such as the AN‑16/o Output
Module to the A‑Net Out jacks on the A‑16D Pro distributor, sets of sixteen
discreet audio channels can be delivered to output modules for recording,
mixing, broadcast, cameras, etc.