Aviom AN-16/i-M - Manual (Page 32)

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To create a sixteen channel digital snake with splits:
Connect mic/line audio sources to the inputs of the •
AN‑16/i‑M
Connect the
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jack on the AN‑16/i‑M to the A-N
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jack on the first AN‑16/o Output Module.
Expand the system by connecting a Cat‑5e cable from the •
A-N
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of the first AN‑16/o Output Module to the A-N
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jack on the next AN‑16/o Output Module
Repeat this same patching as needed for each additional •
AN‑16/o added to the system.
Connect the audio outputs of each AN‑16/o.
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Adding Personal Mixers
A Pro16 digital snake can be expanded to include Aviom’s A‑16II and A‑16R
Personal Mixer products as well. As seen in the previous section, the A‑Net
Out jack on any Pro16 A‑Net compatible device can be used to send a copy of
the sixteen channels of audio data from the input module to another A‑Net
compatible device.
The following diagram shows a 16‑channel system with one AN‑16/i‑M used
for the input module and two different types of expanded outputs.
AN-16/o AN-16/i-M
AN-16/o
AN-16/o
A-16II
16 Channels In
16 Channels Out
Stereo Mix Out
A-Net
16 Channels Out
16 Channels Out
The 16 inputs form the AN-16/i-M can be sent digitally to any compatible
Pro16 device using A-Net.
Any number of A‑16II or A‑16R Personal Mixers can be added using this
method. In fact, it’s important to remember that any A‑Net compatible
device can be added to a system, connected via daisy‑chain or parallel.