Vdc configuration, Vdc slot display – Aviom 6416m/RCI/MCS User Manual
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VDC Configuration
Pro64’s Virtual Data Cables provide an easy way to distribute control
signals throughout a network, greatly expanding the possibilities for using
and distributing MIDI, GPIO, and RS‑232/422 control signals. (Not all Pro64
modules have the same VDC complement.)
A‑Net provides the ability to send these control data over greater distances
than previously possible with traditional analog connections. And with MIDI
and GPIO connections, infinite numbers of copies of the control data are
available everywhere in the network.
Fourteen VDC Slots are available at all times; VDCs are not affected by the
current sample rate or network mode. The makeup of the VDC Slots is user
defined; no VDC Slots are reserved for specific data types.
The VDC interface includes the numeric VDC Slot display, the inc/dec buttons
used for VDC Slot selection, the Assign Port list of VDC data types, and a
selection button for choosing a VDC data type for the currently selected VDC
Slot.
6416
m
A-NET SLOT
Edit Lock
Managed
Edit
CONTROL
MASTER
ENTER
CANCEL
Gain
(dB)
Port A
Port B
Auto
A-NET
TRANSMIT
Manual
VDC SLOT
RS-232
MIDI In
MIDI Out
GPIO In
GPIO Out
ASSIGN
PORT
CLOCK
MASTER
CONTROL
Sample Rate
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Link
Link
Link
Link
Link
Link
Link
Link
Mute
Edit
Mute
Edit
Mute
+48V
Phase
Low Cut
SAVE
RECALL
Pad
Ø
Pad
+48V
Ø
Pad
+48V
Ø
Pad
+48V
Ø
Pad
+48V
Ø
Pad
+48V
Ø
Pad
+48V
Ø
Pad
+48V
Ø
Pad
+48V
Edit
Mute
Edit
Mute
Edit
Mute
Edit
Mute
Edit
Mute
Edit
Mute
Edit
Mute
Mute
Mute
Mute
Edit
Edit
Edit
Edit
Mute
Edit
Mute
Edit
Mute
FUNCTION
Group 4
Group 3
Group 2
VDC Slot display
In Use LED
inc/dec button
VDC Port
assignments
VDC Port selection
The VDC section of the user interface is used to assign VDC ports and data
types.
VDC Slot Display
The two‑digit VDC Slot display shows the currently selected VDC Slot (1
through 14). The In Use LED within the display indicates that a selected
VDC Slot has an active input somewhere in the network. If only an output is
assigned to a particular VDC, its In Use LED will not be lit.