Roubleshooting – Aviom 6416Y2 User Manual

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The following section provides troubleshooting tips for the 6416Y2 card.

Problem

Possible Solutions

Error updating the firmware when a

6416Y2 card is the Control Master

Use a different Pro64 device as Control Master temporarily.

Check the

baud rate settings: Confirm that on SW4, switches

2, 5 and 8 are in the up position.
Check SW8, DIP switch #9. It must be down for RS‑232

communication
Only one 6416Y2 needs to be set as the Control Master.

The error (Err) LED on the card’s front

panel is lit.

Channel activation conflict. When programming the card

from its internal DIP switches remember that only one of

each network Slot can be activated at a time. Check switch

blocks SW1 and SW2.

Blue A-Net LED is flashing

Check the card’s firmware. The

A‑Net LED will flash when an

incompatible device is added to a Pro64 network.

Cannot communicate with Pro64

Network Manager

Make sure that SW8, DIP switch #1 is down for

RS‑232

communication.
Incorrect RS‑232 communication settings; in block SW4, set

DIP switches 2, 5, and 8 to the up position.

Managed Mode switch is not set correctly. In SW9 set DIP

switch #10 up.
Make sure that any DB9 cables in use are null model and not

straight through cables.

Audio dropouts or ticks in the audio

Caused by incorrect clocking. When a 6416Y2 card is

not the

Control Master, the Yamaha device needs to be set as a clock

slave.
When using multiple Yamaha consoles, only one can have a

card set as the Control Master. The other console must be a

clock slave.

Adding new devices to a network

while audio is being output briefly

mutes the audio.

This is normal operation as the network reconfigures itself to

adapt to the new device count.
To avoid the audio being muted, plug the new devices into

an open port on an MH10 or MH10f Merger Hub.

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