Aviom AN-16/i - Manual (Page 23)

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Using Stereo Links
Some things to keep in mind about linked channels:
The position of the • Stereo Link switch does not affect the
audio in Pro16 output modules such as the AN‑16/o.
• Linking channels affects all Personal Mixers connected to
the system.
Any combination of stereo and
• mono channels can be
used.
If you want to control two input channels as a stereo
•
source, they must be connected to an odd and even pair of
channels, as indicated by the graphics on the AN‑16/i front
panel.
Changes to the Stereo Link status can be made on the fly,
•
with audio running through the system.
All Personal Mixers will instantly update their channel
•
status if the Stereo Link switch position is changed for any
channel pair.
The Stereo Link status is not saved when you create a
•
Preset on the A‑16II or A‑16R Personal Mixers.
Changing the channel link status will affect Groups you
•
have created on Personal Mixers in some cases.
Power LED
The right side of the AN‑16/i Input Module also contains the Power LED. This
indicator shows that power is connected to the unit. When the AN‑16/i is
powered up, a valid A‑Net signal is being generated.
AN-16/i Rear Panel
On the rear of the AN‑16/i Input Module you will find the DC power
connector, A‑Net connections, the sixteen balanced analog audio inputs,
and the sixteen audio Thru jacks.
Signal routing into and out of the AN‑16/i Input Module has been designed
to be extremely flexible, allowing the AN‑16/i to integrate into virtually any
audio environment.