Aviom A-16R/A-16CS - Manual (Page 47)

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headphones to the front panel headphone output of an A‑16R while at the
same time the audio signal is connected to a mono power amp and crossover
combination being used to create a bass shaker system in the platform he is
sitting on.
To use a mono amplifier, powered speaker, subwoofer, etc., connect a
standard audio interconnect cable (TRS or XLR type) from the audio output
on the rear of the A‑16R to the audio input on your mono device. For best
results, set the Mono/Stereo switch to the Mono position.
Unbalanced audio devices can be connected to the A‑16R Personal Mixer by
using standard guitar‑type (or tip‑sleeve) cables.
Balanced Inserts
The A‑16R is equipped with a stereo insert send/return loop that can be
used just like the insert points found in many mixing consoles. The audio
signal from the A‑16R can be sent to the inputs of an audio processor such
as a compressor or limiter. The signal, once processed by the device, is then
returned to the A‑16R signal path via the Return jacks.
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 +
_
/S/Pin 1
/R/Pin 3
Line Out Insert
Balanced stereo insert points
The inserts on the A‑16R are balanced TRS connections. You can use either
balanced or unbalanced audio processors with the A‑16R.