Vdc slot and port configuration, Enter/cancel buttons, A-net led – Aviom 6416m/RCI/MCS User Manual
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VDC Slot and Port Configuration
There are 14 Virtual Data Cable Slots available to transport user control data
throughout the Pro64 network without impacting audio performance. See
page 94 for additional VDC setup information.
6416
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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
The Virtual Data Cables interface
Choose a VDC Slot with the inc/dec buttons below the Slot readout. Use
the selection button below the VDC LEDs to choose an input type for the
selected VDC Slot. Press
E
ntEr
to confirm the selection.
Enter/Cancel Buttons
The pair of buttons marked
E
ntEr
and
C
anCEl
are used to confirm functions
and mode changes or to exit a change request. The LED between the two
buttons will flash whenever the user is required to press one of these buttons
in order to continue with an operation or edit.
A-Net LED
The blue LED found within the A‑Net logo functions as the network activity
indicator. When a Pro64 module is powered up, its A‑Net LED will flash while
a request to enter the network is sent to and then processed by the device
designated as Control Master. Once a module is enumerated and is part of
the network, the blue A‑Net LED will light solid. The LED will remain lit as
long as valid A‑Net network data is received.
The A‑Net LED will flash during a firmware update when the module being
updated is part of an active network. When a module is being bench configured
(it is not part of an active network), the A‑Net LED will be off during the firmware
update. (Check the Aviom website for current firmware updates.)