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A‑Net can also be distributed in parallel by using an A‑Net Distributor. This
can eliminate daisy chained A‑Net connections.
Audio Connections
Plug headphones, wired or wireless in‑ear monitors (IEMs), powered floor
monitors, or spot monitors into the A‑16II Personal Mixer's Headphones/Line
output jack on the rear panel of the Personal Mixer.
Before powering up the system, turn the Master volume control on the
Personal Mixer to its minimum setting (full left) to ensure that unwanted high‑
volume audio is not accidentally sent into your monitors when the system is
powered up. The Master volume control is in the upper right section of the
Personal Mixer, next to the Bass and Treble controls.
Labeling the Channels
The A‑16II Personal Mixer has a convenient label strip (also called a "scribble
strip") right on the front panel. Use a non‑permanent marker to write the
name of the instrument or audio source appearing on each channel in the
label area. Optionally, apply removable artist's tape to the label strip prior to
labeling each Personal Mixer.
A convenient MS Excel format label strip template, available on the Aviom
website, can be used to print out text labels for the A‑16II from a computer.
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From A-Net input module
Phones/Lines Out
DC Power
18-24 VDC
Regulated
500 mA
T-Left
R-Right
S-Ground
Phones/Lines Out
DC Power
18-24 VDC
Regulated
500 mA
T-Left
R-Right
S-Ground
Phones/Lines Out
DC Power
18-24 VDC
Regulated
500 mA
T-Left
R-Right
S-Ground
Connect A-Net Out to A-Net In to make a daisy chain.
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Out
A-Net
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A-Net
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A-Net
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