Aviom 6416m/RCI/MCS - Manual (Page 83)

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device designated as Control Master. Once a module is enumerated and is
part of the Pro64 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.)
Controller Input for MCS
Plug the optional MCS Mic Control Interface into the Controller port on any
RCI in the network to monitor and edit active channels on mic modules set to
the currently selected Control Group.
The Controller input sends bidirectional data plus power to the connected
MCS Mic Control Surface.
Do not plug Pro64 A-Net signals into the Controller Input port.
CONTROL
CONTROLLER
A-NET SLOT
HEADPHONES
Group 2
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Port B
Sync
Controller port for the MCS
Cables Connecting the RCI and MCS
Use any standard Cat‑5e UTP (or better) cable to connect the MCS to the RCI.
Cable length can be up to 400 feet (120 meters). Use cables with standard
RJ45 plugs or those equipped with the heavy‑duty locking EtherCon
connector.