Aviom A-16R/A-16CS - Manual (Page 46)

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DC Power Input
Connect the DC power supply to the jack on the rear of the A‑16R Personal
Mixer. Use only power supplies designed for your Aviom products.
When using the optional A‑16D or A‑16D Pro A‑Net Distributor products,
power can be supplied to the A‑16R from a remote location eliminating
the need for the local DC power supply. Consult the distributor products’s
documentation for additional setup information.
Audio Outputs
The audio outputs on the rear of the A‑16R Personal Mixer can be used with
any device that can accept a line‑level audio input, such as wireless in‑ear
monitor transmitters, powered speaker systems, amplifiers, and recording
devices. Balanced stereo and dual‑mono outputs are available. Both XLR and
1/4‑inch TRS jacks are available.
Both sets of audio outputs (XLR and 1/4‑inch) can be connected at the same
time and routed to different audio devices. For example, a subwoofer could
be connected to one set of outputs and a standard powered speaker system
to the other.
Stereo Operation
The XLR and TRS balanced line outputs on the rear panel of the A‑16R
Personal Mixer are independent of the front‑panel headphone output signal.
The mix appearing at each set of outputs is the same, but the setting of the
Mono/Stereo switch only affects the rear‑panel outputs.
Regulated
500 mA DC
Power AA--1166RR
18-24V
A-Net
Out In A-Control
MIDI
Out Thru In Return Send
R L R L
Left Right
Mono/Stereo
Mix In
R L
Personal Mixer
/T/Pin 2 +
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/S/Pin 1
/R/Pin 3
Line Out Insert
XLR and TRS Line Out
Mono Operation
As mentioned previously, only the rear‑panel audio outputs are affected by
the Mono/Stereo switch. The headphone output on the front panel of the
A‑16R is always stereo. This allows the listener to have a stereo headphone
mix while at the same time using a mono subwoofer to enhance low‑end
response. As an example, when performing live, a drummer can connect