A-net ports, Balanced mic/line inputs, A‑net ports balanced mic/line inputs – Aviom 6416m/RCI/MCS User Manual
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for a very brief period of time at power up. This is called in‑rush current. This
also happens when powering the unit through its DC Backup power input.
A power supply connected to this input should be capable of sourcing 5A of
in‑rush current for 5ms (0.1ms rise time).
Alternately, some power supply manufacturers indicate in‑rush current
sourcing capability by specifying a maximum capacitive load. In the 6416m’s
case, a supply should be chosen that can handle a 2500μf load.
However, many power supplies have no specification concerning transient
current capability. In this case, a 100 watt (24V @ 4A) or greater, power supply
should be utilized. Although a 65 watt power supply is adequate to power
the 6416m, a 100 watt or greater power supply should be capable of meeting
the 6416m’s in‑rush current requirements.
Both internal AC and external DC power sources can be connected
simultaneously. The AC power switch controls the AC power source only.
A-Net Ports
Two EtherCon jacks are provided for A‑Net connections, labeled A and B.
Connections can use standard RJ45‑style cables or cables outfitted with
the locking EtherCon connector. Refer to the section on network modes for
additional information about using these jacks (page 17).
Balanced Mic/Line Inputs
The sixteen female XLR mic/line input jacks on the 6416m can accept
balanced mic or line‑level audio signals. (Using line‑level sources may require
the use of the channel pad to avoid clipping.)
VIRTUAL DATA CABLE PORTS
AC POWER
FUSE: 250VAC-F4AL
IN
OUT
1 2 3 4
1
2
3
4
RS-232
RESERVED
CONTROL MASTER
1–8
9
10
IN
OUT
ON
RS-232
1.75 AMP
PIN 1 = GND
PIN 4 = 24VDC
BACKUP POWER
GPIO INPUT
UP = ISOLATED
DN = TTL
9–16 THRU (ALT. IN)
1–8 THRU (ALT. IN)
Mic/Line Inputs (Bal) Pin 2 Hot
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
Mic Input Module
B
A
Mic/line input jacks on the 6416m rear panel