Biamp LTR - Manual (Page 119)

Component Objects
Nx
NexLink
Signals received by one device may be
mixed and processed as desired, then
passed on to another device, using a
separate set of NexLink blocks. NexLink
transmissions are unidirectional,
however, signals will pass through other
devices to reach the destination device.
A complete circuit may be created
between devices by connecting the final
device back to the first (see diagram to
left).
Up to four NEXIA devices may be linked
together to share digital audio signals. Tx
on one NEXIA device is connected to Rx
on the next device, using straight through
shielded CAT5 cabling, with a maximum
recommended length of 5 meters per
cable.
When multiple NEXIA devices are placed
in the Layout, NexLink blocks become
available for routing digital audio between
linked devices. As NexLink blocks are
placed into the Layout, a dialog box
appears for establishing links between
specific devices.
A device can transmit up to sixteen
channels of digital audio to any other
single device in the system. A device can
also receive up to sixteen channels of
digital audio from any other single device
in the system.
NexLink is always represented in the
Layout as two separate blocks, one for
output connections (from transmitting
device) and one for input connections (to
receiving device).
NOTE: Double-clicking a NexLink In
block provides a Link Status indicator.
This indicator will be green only when
communicating with devices that have
appropriate NexLink cabling in place.
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