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No.
Name
REMOTE connector
6
REMOTE indicator
REAC MAIN port
REAC MAIN indicator
7
REAC BACKUP port
REAC BACKUP indicator
WORD CLOCK IN connector
[75 Ω] switch
8
WORD CLOCK OUT connector
LOCK indicator
9
USB port
[POWER] switch
10
POWER indicator
11
Rack-mount angles
Rear Panel
No.
Name
12
AC IN connector
13
Cord hook
14
POWER indicator
15
REAC indicator
16
AES/EBU connector
Explanation
This is a female 9-pin D-sub connector.
It is used to connect a dedicated remote controller for digital snake devices (the S-4000R) or a computer installed
with dedicated remote control software (S-4000RCS).
The REMOTE indicator lights in orange when an S-2416 is communicating with S-4000R or computer via the
RS-232C connection. If no S-4000R or computer is connected, or if a problem occurs in transmitting via the RS-232C
connection, the indicator flashes or goes off.
Connect REAC device here.
This is used as the main line of a REAC connection.
The REAC MAIN indicator flashes in green when communication with the connected REAC device is established.
Connect REAC device here.
This functions as a backup for the REAC MAIN port. If the REAC MAIN connection experiences a problem, REAC
communication is automatically switched to the REAC BACKUP port.
The REAC BACKUP indicator lights up in green during backup operation, and flashes during communication.
MEMO
You can make the BACKUP port function as a CASCADE port by changing the settings of the MODE switches.
When syncing to an external word clock, you connect the word-clock source device (such as a word-clock
generator) here.
Set this switch to ON when the S-2416 is used as a word-clock input terminal.
This is the word-clock output connector.
The word clock of the sampling rate shown by the SAMPLE RATE indicator is output.
This displays the lock status of the word clock.
It lights up when the clock is correctly locked. It flashes when the lock experiences a problem.
This is for connecting a computer on which dedicated remote-control software (S-4000RCS) is installed and set up.
This turns the power on and off. When the power is turned on, the POWER indicator lights up.
These are used when mounting the unit on a 19" rack.
Attaching these at the back lets you change the orientation in which the unit is mounted on a rack.
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15
Explanation
This is for connecting the included power cord.
You use this to prevent inadvertent disconnection of the power cord.
This lights up when the power is turned on.
This lights up when communication with the connected REAC device is established.
It flashes during standby.
This is the input/output connector for AES/EBU signals.
The unit has four inputs and four outputs, and you can convert this to XLR connectors by using a commercially
available breakout cable.
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Panel Descriptions
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