Aviom AN-16/i-M - Manual (Page 23)

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Power +48V +48V
+6 +60 +6 +60
Gain Gain
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Clip
-10dB
Signal
Stereo Link
1 2
Low Cut
Flat
85Hz 85Hz
XLR: +6dB to +60dB
TRS: -15dB to +36dB
The channel gain, filter, and phase invert section of the channel strip
Phase Invert Switch
The Phase Invert switch alters the polarity of the audio signal on a per‑
channel basis. It can be used to correct phase anomalies that sometimes
occur when using multiple microphones on the same sound source (such as
a drum kit). To invert the phase of a channel, set the channel’s Phase switch
to the in position.
The Stereo Link Switch
The AN‑16/i‑M Mic Input Module provides an easy solution for stereo input
sources such as mixer sub‑groups, keyboards, effects device outputs, CD
players, etc. The Stereo Link switch is most useful when used to turn a pair
of adjacent channels into a stereo channel pair that can be controlled as a
single source on the Pro16 Personal Mixer products, including the A‑16II and
A‑16R.
When using the AN‑16/i‑M Input Module with AN‑16/o Output Modules
alone to create an audio network or digital snake, the setting of the Stereo
Link switch will have no effect.
There are eight Stereo Link switches on the front panel of the AN‑16/i‑M.
They can be used in any combination, as your needs require. The Stereo Link
switch is located between two channels—one odd and one even. Stereo
Links always affect adjacent channels (for example channels 1 and 2, or
channels 13 and 14).