How stereo links work – Aviom AN-16/i v.2 User Manual
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How Stereo Links Work
When channels are stereo linked on the input module, both channels appear on the A360 as a stereo pair,
using one mix channel button. The table shows the default mapping of 32 input sources to an A360.
AN-16/i v.2
Default A360 Channel
Bank
Channel
If Stereo
If Mono
1-16
1
1
(left)
1
2
1
(right)
Ignored
3
2
(left)
2
4
2
(right)
Ignored
5
3
(left)
3
6
3
(right)
Ignored
7
4
(left)
4
8
4
(right)
Ignored
9
5
(left)
5
10
5
(right)
Ignored
11
6
(left)
6
12
6
(right)
Ignored
13
7
(left)
7
14
7
(right)
Ignored
15
8
(left)
8
16
8
(right)
Ignored
17-
32
1
9
(left)
9
2
9
(right)
Ignored
3
10
(left)
10
4
10
(right)
Ignored
5
11
(left)
11
6
11
(right)
Ignored
7
12
(left)
12
8
12
(right)
Ignored
9
13
(left)
13
10
13
(right)
Ignored
11
14
(left)
14
12
14
(right)
Ignored
13
15
(left)
15
14
15
(right)
Ignored
15
16
(left)
16
16
16
(right)
Ignored
If the channels are not stereo linked, then only the odd (left) input module channel is utilized by the A360,
and the even (right) input module channel is ignored (but may be used by A-16II mixers in the system or
by A360 Personal Mixers that are running in Pro16 mode).