Aviom 6416Y2 - Manual (Page 40)

The table below shows parameters that can be changed on DIP switch block SW3 when programming the 6416Y2
manually. Remember that any combination of DIP switches 1‑4 can be used to allow remote control data to be
sent to a specific range of active Pro64 mic preamp channels.
DIP Switch Block SW3 Settings
DIP Switch Parameter Down Up
1 m‑control Channel/Slot Control 1‑16 Control off Control on (1‑16)
2 m‑control Channel/Slot Control 17‑32 Control off Control on (17‑32)
3 m‑control Channel/Slot Control 33‑48 Control off Control on (33‑48)
4 m‑control Channel/Slot Control 49‑64 Control off Control on (49‑64)
5 RS‑422 Control Source Select Use backplane connector Use DB9 Remote
connector
6 Pad Mode Manual Auto
7/8 Control Group See table below
Control Group DIP Switch 7 DIP Switch 8
1 Down Down
2 Up Down
3 Down Up
4 Up Up
The m‑control Channel/Slot Control settings are separate from the audio I/O setup (including A‑Net Transmit and
Receive settings). This parameter sets up remote control communications for all 6416Y2 cards installed in the
same console. Each 6416Y2 card needs its A‑Net Transmit and A‑Net Receive range properly configured in order
to get the desired results for your application.
DIP Switch Block (SW4)
The DB9 RS‑232/422 Virtual Data Cable (VDC) port on the 6416Y2 card’s front panel is configured using SW4.
Use the eight DIP switches in this block to choose baud rate settings for communicating with other RS‑232/422
compatible devices. Setting these switches properly is an important part of the firmware update process.
The switches on SW4 have the following functions.
Switch Function Off (down) Function On (up)
1 One Stop Bit Two Stop Bits
2 7 Data Bits 8 Data Bits
3 Parity Even Parity Odd
4 No Parity Parity
5
Baud Rate Select
See Baud Rate Table
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