Aviom 6416dio - Manual (Page 22)

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Pro64 User Interface
This section outlines some basic concepts of operation for Pro64 products.
Pro64 I/O devices have some common user interface elements that make
setting up a digital snake or audio network easy to understand.
Common elements include:
Enter button •
Cancel button •
A‑Net Slot selection •
• Network Mode (Auto/Manual)
Sample Rate display •
Managed button •
Edit Lock button •
Virtual Data Cable (VDC) configuration •
In addition, each I/O module has the ability to be set as the Control Master
and/or Clock Master (depending on the actual makeup of the analog/digital
modules in the audio network). Only one device can have control of these
functions at a time in a properly configured Pro64 network.
Basic Actions
Most system‑level operations in the Pro64 user interface require the use of
the Enter button to confirm an action. For example, assigning a Virtual Data
Cable port to a VDC Slot, choosing a new sample rate (on the Clock Master
device only), or turning on +48V phantom power on a 6416m mic preamp
channel will require the user to press the E
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button to confirm the
request. If no press of the Enter button is detected within a predetermined
time frame, the system will automatically cancel the request and return the
device (or entire network) to the previous state.
Operations that do not require the use of the Enter/Cancel buttons include:
Stereo channel link (input modules) •
Channel activation (input modules) •
Channel on/off (output modules) •
Gain settings (input modules) •
Output level settings (output modules) •