Aviom A-16II User Manual
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Problem: Can’t hear a channel that is part of a Group
Possible Solutions:
The Group might be muted. Check the lower (yellow) LED in the channel buttons. A lit
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yellow LED indicates the channel is muted. To unmute it, press the M
ute
button while the
Group is selected. The yellow LED must be unlit in order to hear the audio on that channel.
The channel volume is all the way down. In Group edit mode, select the channel and
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check the level for that channel by looking at the LEDs in the Volume indicator. If no LEDs
are lit, then the channel is turned all the way down. Raise the volume by turning the
channel V
oluMe
knob; re-save the Group and Preset if necessary.
Problem: The A-Net LED is on, but there is no sound
Possible Solutions:
The A-Net Active LED indicates that the input to the receiving device is properly
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connected to another A-Net device. It does not indicate that all devices in a system are
properly connected, however. If you have two Personal Mixers connected together, the
second Personal Mixer’s A-Net LED will light because the first Personal Mixer is correctly
connected to it. Check that each device in the chain has a Cat-5 cable plugged into it.
Check that the A-Net cables are connected in the correct order. The Cat-5 cable connected
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to the first Personal Mixer should be connected to the A-Net In jack. The next device is
connected from the A-Net Out on the first device to the A-Net In on the next.
Problem: A Preset was saved with a stereo link active but when the Preset is recalled the channels are mono.
(Or, a Preset was saved with mono channels, but on recall the channels are linked.)
Possible Solutions:
The status of the stereo link is set by the Link switches on the input module. If a Preset is
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recalled and the position of the Link switch is different from when the Preset was saved,
the Preset will be adjusted to agree with the current settings on the input module’s front
panel. If this happens, simply change the position of the Link switch on the input module.
Your current mix will be updated immediately.
Problem: A channel was assigned to one Group and now it is suddenly part of a different Group.
Possible Solutions:
When you link a pair of channels with the Link switch on the input module after a Group
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has been created, it is possible that channel characteristics could change. This includes
the volume, pan, mute status, and Group assignment. The rule to remember is that the
even-numbered channel (the right side of the pair) will inherit the characteristics of the
odd-numbered channel (left side of the pair).