Clear a-net resources, Password lock, Password unlock – Aviom 6416i User Manual
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uNctioNs
Clear A-Net Resources
This Function clears currently active audio channels, stereo links, and VDC
assignments on a module for the current network mode, Auto or Manual.
The module must be unlocked to use this feature. The network cannot be in
Managed Mode.
To clear A‑Net resources, press the
F
unCtion
button. The Function button
and Enter/Cancel LEDs will flash. Press the
C
hannEl
1 a
CtivE
button; the VDC
port assignment list and all currently active channels flash. Press
E
ntEr
. The
A‑Net resources are cleared.
To exit without clearing the current A‑Net resources in use, press the
C
anCEl
button.
Password Lock
Every Pro64 network can be password protected. Each module in the
network stores a unique password which can be used to lock the network
when that module is set to be the network Control Master.
To lock the network, press the
F
unCtion
button on the Control Master
module. The Function button and Enter/Cancel LEDs will flash. Press the
C
hannEl
9 a
CtivE
button; a unique LED pattern flashes to warn the user that
the network is about to be locked. Press
E
ntEr
to complete the operation. A
special red LED sequence is displayed in the channel meters to confirm that
the network is being locked.
Press
C
anCEl
to exit without locking the network.
The network will be locked until the network password is provided. The
E
dit
l
oCk
button will light to indicate that the network is locked.
Password Unlock
When a Pro64 network is password protected, a specific four‑digit password
code is required to unlock it. The network can be unlocked only at the Control
Master.
To unlock the network, press the
F
unCtion
button on the Control Master
module. The Function button and Enter/Cancel LEDs flash. Press the
C
hannEl
9 a
CtivE
button. Key in the four‑digit network password using the channel
Active buttons and then press the
E
ntEr
button. The network is unlocked
and can be edited or reconfigured. A green LED sequence is displayed in the
channel meters to confirm that the network is now unlocked.
To exit the unlock request without unlocking the network, press
C
anCEl
to
exit.