Aviom A-16R/A-16CS - Manual (Page 51)

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There are three MIDI jacks found on the rear panel of the A‑16R, labelled In,
Out, and Thru.
• MIDI Out is used to send Preset data from your A‑16R to
another device capable of recording and storing the SysEx
data.
• MIDI In is used to control the A‑16R mix parameters, or to
send recorded SysEx messages from a storage device back
into the A‑16R
• MIDI Thru can be used to daisy‑chain MIDI devices. The
Thru jack carries a copy of the data appearing at the A‑16R
MIDI In port.
A-Net In and Out
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
A-Net In and A-Net Out
The A‑Net connections on the rear of the A‑16R connect the A‑16R to your
Pro16 network. The a-N
et
I
N
jack accepts signals coming from Aviom’s A‑Net
input modules, compatible third‑party console cards, another A‑16R, an
A‑16II Personal Mixer, Pro16 output module, or from an A‑16D or A‑16D Pro
A‑Net Distributor.
The a-N
et
o
ut
jack can be used to start a daisy‑chain connection. By
connecting a standard Cat‑5e cable from the A‑Net Out jack of the A‑16R to
the A‑Net In of another A‑Net compatible device, you can expand your audio
network endlessly.