Aviom Music Mixer AV P2 User Manual

AV-P2  
Output Module  
User Guide  
P/N 9310 1019 0001F  
Rev. 1.00  
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ETL/cETL Listed  
EMC:  
EN 55013, EN 55020, SAA AS/NZS 1053  
IEC 60065, EN 60065, UL 6500-2001  
CAN/CSA E60065, KETI  
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WARNING!  
READ THIS FIRST  
Important Safety Instructions  
1. Read these instructions.  
!
NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE  
2. Keep these instructions  
3. Heed all warnings.  
4. Follow all instructions.  
5. Do not use this apparatus near water.  
6. Clean only with a dry cloth.  
7. Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with  
the manufacturer’s instructions.  
REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL ONLY  
• To reduce the risk of fire or electrical shock, do  
not expose this product to rain or other types of  
moisture.  
• Operating Temperature: 10˚C to 40˚C (50˚F to 105˚F)  
8. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers,  
stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.  
CAUTION  
Risk of electric shock!  
Do Not Open  
WARNING!  
To reduce the risk of fire or  
electric shock do not expose  
this product to rain or moisture.  
9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-  
type plug. A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the  
other. A grounding-type plug has two blades and a third grounding  
prong. The wide blade or third prong is provided for your safety. If  
the provided plug does not fit your outlet, consult an electrician for  
replacement of the obsolete outlet.  
10. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched,  
particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where  
they exit the apparatus.  
AVIS: Risque de choc electrique!  
Ne pas ouvrir  
CAUTION:  
• Using any audio system at high volume levels  
can cause permanent damage to your hearing.  
• Set your system volume as low as possible.  
• Avoid prolonged exposure to excessive sound  
pressure levels.  
11. Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.  
12. Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by  
the manufacturer, or sold with the apparatus. When a cart is used,  
use caution when moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid  
injury from tip-over.  
13. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for  
long periods of time.  
14. Refer all servicing to qualified personnel. Servicing is required  
when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as when  
the power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled  
or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been  
exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been  
dropped.  
IMPORTANT:  
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a  
Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are  
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in  
a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate  
radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with  
the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.  
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular  
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or  
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off  
and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or  
more of the following measures:  
15. The solid line over dashed line symbol (  
input voltage must be a DC voltage.  
) indicates that the  
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.  
• Increase the separation between the equipment and  
receiver.  
16. The box within a box symbol (  
supply is double insulated.  
) indicates that the external power  
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on  
a
circuit  
different from that to which the receiver is connected.  
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician  
for help.  
Changes or modifications to the product not expressly approved by Aviom,  
Inc. could void the user’s FCC authority to operate the equipment.  
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Warranty Information  
Please record the following information for future reference:  
Aviom, Inc. warrants this product against defects in materials and workmanship  
for a period of one year from the date of the original retail purchase.  
Your Authorized Aviom Dealer:  
This warranty does not apply if the equipment has been damaged due to  
misuse, abuse, accident, or problems with electrical power. The warranty also  
does not apply if the product has been modified in any way, or if the product  
serial number has been damaged, modified, or removed.  
Name:  
Address:  
If a defect is discovered, first write or call Aviom, Inc. to obtain a Return  
Authorization number. No service will be performed on any product returned  
without prior authorization. Aviom, Inc. will, at its option, repair or replace the  
product at no charge to you. The product must be returned during the warranty  
period, with transportation charges prepaid to Aviom, Inc., 1157 Phoenixville  
Pike, Suite 201, West Chester, PA 19380, USA. You must use the product’s original  
packing materials for shipment. Shipments should be insured for the value of  
the product. Include your name, address, phone number, description of the  
problem, and copy of the original bill of sale with the shipment. The Return  
Authorization number should be written on the outside of the box.  
Phone:  
Serial Number of Your Aviom Product:  
Date of Purchase:  
Your Authorized Aviom Dealer is your primary source for service  
and support. The information recorded above will be helpful in  
communicating with your Authorized Aviom Dealer should you  
need to contact Aviom Customer Service. If you have any questions  
concerning the use of this unit, please contact your Authorized Aviom  
Dealer first. For additional technical support, or to find the name of the  
nearest Authorized Aviom Repair Station, check the Aviom website at  
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label must appear on the outside of the unit, or the Aviom warranty is  
void.  
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AND SHALL IN NO EVENT INCLUDE INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES  
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Table of Contents  
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Welcome  
Thank you for purchasing the Aviom Pro16™ AV-P2 Output Module.  
This User Guide is designed to familiarize you with the features of your  
new Pro16 product and to have you up and running in no time.  
Features  
The AV-P2 Output Module is designed to output a 2-channel mono or  
stereo signal from a Pro16 system.  
AV-P2 Output Module Features:  
• Two balanced line-level audio output channels  
• Individual output levels for each channel  
• Audio output level DIP switches  
• Euroblock terminal block audio connections  
• Dual mono or stereo output  
• Rotary A-Net channel selector  
• Audio mute switch  
• RJ45 A-Net® input and output  
• Removable, reversible mounting flanges  
• Remote power over A-Net by using the A-16D or  
A-16D Pro A-Net Distributor  
Package Contents  
Check the contents of the shipping box carefully before making  
connections and continuing with installation.  
The contents of the AV-P2 Output Module box include:  
• One AV-P2 Output Module  
• Mounting flanges  
• One DC power supply for the AV-P2  
• User Guide  
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Front Panel Components  
Rear Panel Components  
V-P2  
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2
VP-  
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Compatibility  
The AV-P2 Output Module can be used with the following Aviom Pro16  
products:  
• AN-16/i Input Module  
• AN-16/i-M Mic Input Module  
• AV-M8 Mic Input Module  
• Aviom16/o-Y1 A-Net card for use with Yamaha®  
consoles  
• D-16c A-Net card for use with DiGiCo® consoles  
• A-16R Personal Mixer  
• A-16II Personal Mixer  
• A-16D A-Net Distributor  
• A-16D Pro A-Net Distributor  
• AN-16/o Output Module  
• AN-16SBR System Bridge  
• A-16T Transmitter (discontinued)  
• A-16 Personal Mixer (discontinued)  
In addition to the Aviom devices mentioned above, the AV-P2 Output  
Module can be connected to third-party devices that support Pro16  
A-Net technology.  
The AV-P2 Output Module can also be used with Aviom Pro64™ systems  
when connected to the Pro64 ASI A-Net System Interface.  
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Pro16 Series Systems  
A complete Pro16™ Series audio network system consists of at least  
one Pro16 input module connected to at least one Pro16 output device  
such as the AV-P2 Output Module, AN-16/o Output Module, or A-16II  
Personal Mixer. Many configurations are possible by using additional  
input modules and/or Personal Mixers and output modules.  
About A-Net  
Aviom’s A-Net® is a high-speed data transmission protocol. It is capable  
of sending and receiving uncompressed, high-quality audio using  
readily available Category 5 cables. A-Net technology is a proprietary  
system developed by Aviom.  
A-Net is based on Ethernet, a Local Area Network (or LAN) technology.  
This provides A-Net with a mature and robust base on which to build.  
However, because A-Net manages data in a way that ensures optimum  
performance for audio, Aviom products are not compatible with off-  
the-shelf computer products designed for Ethernet networks such as  
hubs and switches.  
As implemented in the Pro16 Series products, the A-Net signal carries  
sixteen channels of digital data from a Pro16 input module to a Pro16  
network device or output device, such as the AN-16/o Output Module or  
A-16II Personal Mixer.  
Some of the benefits of using A-Net to transmit digital audio are:  
• Virtually no latency  
• No ground loops  
• Easy cabling using readily available components  
• Easy expansion and reconfiguration of systems  
• An unlimited number of A-Net devices can be used in  
a system  
• Long distances between system components  
P Note: While the Category 5 connectors and cables used with  
your Aviom products look like typical computer network  
connections, do not connect computers, routers, or other  
home and business networking equipment to your Aviom  
products.  
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Cables Used With A-Net Devices  
Pro16 Input Module  
All Cat-5e connections between A-Net devices should use Unshielded  
Twisted Pair (UTP) cable. The cable can be of the stranded or solid type;  
solid wire performs better over long distances, while stranded wire is  
more flexible and easier to manipulate and therefore easier to work  
with in a performance situation.  
Up to 500 feet  
of Cat-5e cable  
can be used to  
connect  
each system  
component  
Pro16 Output Modules,  
A-Net Distributors, or  
Personal Mixers  
Cables designated as Cat-5e in this User Guide can be interchanged with  
any Cat-6 (or better) cable. Cables will be referred to simply as “Cat-5e.”  
Connectors on Cat-5e cables can be of the standard RJ45 variety or  
locking Neutrik® EtherCon® type.  
P Note: When purchasing Category 5e cables, be sure to buy only  
standard Cat-5e cables, not those sold as crossover cables.  
A crossover cable is used for file transfer between two  
computers. A crossover cable is not compatible with your  
Aviom equipment.  
Infinite  
number  
of A-Net  
components  
Cat-5e Cable Lengths  
Category 5e cables used with your Aviom products can be up to 500  
feet (approximately 150 meters) in length. The maximum cable length  
specification applies to the cable connected between the Pro16 input  
module and the first A-Net device (AV-P2, AN-16/o Output Module,  
Personal Mixer, etc.), as well as for cable runs between each additional  
A-Net compatible device in your system.  
This diagram shows a Pro16 input module connected to compatible  
Pro16 devices. Each cable shown can be up to 500 feet in length.  
Your cable length performance will be affected by a number of factors  
,including the quality of the cables used and the number of devices  
such as cable couplers or wall panel interconnections in use. Use Cat-5e  
or higher cables for best performance wherever possible.  
System Bridge  
In systems using the optional AN-16SBR System Bridge, the cable length  
specification applies to the total cable length between the A-Net devices  
being connected and the AN-16SBR components.  
For cable runs in excess of 500 feet between A-Net devices, fiber optic  
media converters can be used.  
Total A-Net cable length can be 500 feet (150 meters)  
System  
Bridge  
System  
Bridge  
Pro16 Input  
A-Net Out  
Pro16 Output  
A-Net In  
The maximum cable length calculation includes any cables used to  
connect Pro16 devices to a System Bridge.  
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Extending Cable Lengths  
Mounting the AV-P2  
The AV-P2 module is designed to be mounted to any flat surface.  
Optionally, it can be rack mounted using a standard 19-inch rack shelf.  
Two AV-P2 units can fit on a single rack shelf.  
Cat-5e cables can be extended by using a simple passive device called  
an inline coupler to add length to existing cables (as long as you do not  
exceed the specified maximum cable length). If you need a longer cable  
on occasion, this is a simple solution. Note that it is possible that the  
maximum cable length specification can be compromised by using  
inline couplers or other passive cable connection devices.  
The mounting flanges on each side of the device are designed to  
support the weight of the AV-P2 without additional hardware. The  
mounting flanges can be reversed easily using only a Phillips head  
screwdriver. Each mounting flange contains holes for two screws per  
side. Always support the unit with all four screws when attaching the  
product to a flat surface.  
For long cable runs (in excess of 500 feet), any Pro16 device can be used  
to extend the distance between two points. Each Pro16 device refreshes  
the A-Net signal, allowing another 500 feet of cable to be used.  
If desired, the mounting flanges can be turned around so that they  
mount under the AV-P2, making the profile of the AV-P2 as small as  
possible. Always use all the mounting screws when reversing the flanges  
on the AV-P2.  
Cleaning and Maintenance  
The exterior of your Aviom products should be cleaned with a dry, soft,  
lint-free cloth. For tougher dirt, you can use a cloth slightly dampened  
with water or with a mild detergent.  
Always allow adequate ventilation for devices mounted in equipment  
racks. Avoid placing your AV-P2 directly above or below other rack-  
mounted devices that produce high levels of heat, such as power amps.  
When cleaning your Aviom products, never spray cleaners directly onto  
the product surfaces. Instead, spray a small amount of the cleaning  
solution onto a clean cloth first. Then use the dampened cloth to clean  
the product.  
P Note: Never use solvents or abrasive cleaners on the finished  
surfaces of your Aviom products.  
AC Line Conditioning  
Aviom products are digital devices and as such are sensitive to sudden  
spikes and drops in the AC line voltage. Changes in the line voltage  
from lightning, power outages, etc., can sometimes damage electronic  
equipment.  
To minimize the chance of damage to your equipment from sudden  
changes in the AC line voltage, you may want to plug your equipment  
into a power source that has surge and spike protection. Power outlet  
strips are available with built-in surge protection circuits that may help  
protect your equipment.  
Other options for protection of your equipment include the use of an  
AC line conditioner or a battery backup system (sometimes referred to  
as an uninterruptible power supply, or UPS).  
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stereo signal from the Pro16 A-Net stream connected to the AV-P2 via  
its A-Net In port.  
Panel Descriptions  
The Channel Selector provides mono or stereo output signals based on  
the settings of the Pro16 network’s input module’s Stereo Link switches.  
This section explains the basic layout of the front and rear panels of your  
new Aviom product. The diagrams on the previous pages can be used  
as a quick visual guide to the location of the components of the AV-P2  
mentioned in this section.  
P Note: The left and right audio channels have separate output level  
settings. When using mono A-Net channels, this allows two  
different output levels to be set if desired.  
AV-P2 Front Panel  
The front panel of the AV-P2 contains the Output Level DIP switches,  
Mute switch, A-Net Channel Selector knob, and LED indicators for Stereo  
Pair, A-Net Active, and Power.  
Stereo Pair LED  
The Stereo Pair LED will light whenever the Channel Selector knob is  
positioned on either channel that makes up a left/right stereo pair (as  
set by the network’s input module).  
For example, if A-Net channels 3 and 4 are stereo linked in the network,  
moving the AV-P2 Channel Selector knob to either position 3 or 4 will  
produce the same result: the Stereo Pair LED will light, A-Net channel  
3 is assigned to the AV-P2 left audio output, and A-Net channel 4 is  
assigned to the AV-P2 right output.  
CHANNEL  
AV-P2  
1
LEFT  
RIGHT  
16  
2
MUTE  
3
15  
14  
4
ON  
5
6
13  
12  
STEREO A-NET  
PAIR ACTIVE  
POWER  
11  
7
10  
8
9
OUTPUT LEVELS  
The AV-P2 front panel interface  
AV-P2  
STEREO A-NET  
PAIR ACTIVE  
POWER  
Audio Output Levels  
Individual DIP switches are provided for left and right channel audio  
output levels. The top of the AV-P2 case includes a handy output level  
chart. Move a DIP switch to the up position to activate it.  
The Stereo Pair, A-Net Active, and Power LED indicators  
A-Net Active LED  
Whenever a valid A-Net signal is connected to the AV-P2 via the A-Net In  
port, the A-Net Active LED will light.  
Mute Switch  
The Mute switch provides an easy way to turn the audio output of  
the AV-P2 off temporarily without having to change the output level  
settings. Use it when making audio connections to other devices,  
changing cable routings, etc. Move the switch to the left to mute the  
AV-P2 audio output and to the right for normal operation.  
Power LED  
The Power LED lights whenever the AV-P2 DC power supply is connected  
to a valid AC power source, or when it is receiving power over the  
Cat-5 connection. It does not, however, indicate that a valid A-Net digital  
stream is being received. That is the job of the A-Net Active LED.  
A-Net Channel Selector  
The AV-P2 can output single channel, dual mono, or stereo audio  
signals. The rotary channel selector knob is used to select a mono or  
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AV-P2 Rear Panel  
The rear panel of the AV-P2 Output Module contains the DC power  
connector, the left/right audio output Euroblock connections, and the  
A-Net connections.  
The outputs on the AV-P2 use 5.0 mm Euroblock connectors, and can  
be connected to balanced or unbalanced audio devices. Male Euroblock  
jacks are provided.  
AUDIO OUTPUT  
LEFT  
RIGHT  
OUT  
IN  
18-24 VDC  
AV-P2  
DC  
POWER  
Euroblock connectors plug into the sockets on the AV-P2 panel.  
500mA  
+
+
The Euroblock plugs can be connected using only a small flat-blade  
screwdriver.  
The AV-P2 rear panel interface  
A-Net Connections  
Two A-Net connections are provided on the rear panel of the AV-P2  
Output Module. There is one A-Net In port and one A-Net Out port.  
Power Connector  
The AV-P2 Output Module comes with an external DC switching-type  
power supply. This type of power supply can be used worldwide with  
a wide range of AC wall current output voltages (100-240VAC). When  
traveling, you do not need to replace the power supply in countries  
where voltages are different. You may, however, need plug adapters  
to allow the power supply to be connected to wall outlets in some  
countries, since many countries use different physical plug layouts for  
their power systems.  
The A-Net In port receives digital data in Aviom’s proprietary A-Net  
format. The A-Net Out port is used to pass incoming A-Net data to  
additional A-Net compatible devices in a system. The A-Net Out port  
will always transmit the full 16-channel A-Net stream regardless of the  
settings on the AV-P2.  
If a replacement power supply is required, always choose a power supply  
with equivalent specifications: 18-24 VDC, 500mA, center pin positive.  
OUT  
IN  
AV-P2  
Audio Outputs  
Audio outputs on the AV-P2 are provided via locking Euroblock  
connectors. Each channel’s output level can be set individually using  
the DIP switches on the front panel.  
The AV-P2 rear-panel A-Net connections  
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Connecting Audio  
The audio outputs on the AV-P2 Output Module can be connected to  
balanced or unbalanced devices via the Euroblock jacks.  
Wiring a Euroblock  
Euroblock connectors provide an easy, solder-free way of making audio  
connections between the AV-P2 and other audio components. Only a  
small flat-blade screw driver is required to make connections. For extra  
strength, you can add solder to each bare wire on an audio cable to stop  
the wire strands from unwinding (called “tinning”).  
The Euroblock plug, showing the screws that hold the individual wires  
in place (left-to-right), hot (+), cold (-), and ground  
Connecting to an Unbalanced Device  
The AV-P2 audio outputs can be connected to unbalanced audio  
devices; connections can use single-conductor or two-conductor  
shielded cable.  
AUDIO OUTPUT  
LEFT  
RIGHT  
AV-P2  
Single-conductor shielded cable  
To connect the AV-P2 audio output to an unbalanced line-level device  
using single-conductor shielded cable:  
+ –  
+ –  
1. Strip the insulating jacket of the cable back about .75  
inch (18 mm) to reveal the individual hot and ground  
wires within.  
AV-P2 left/right Euroblock audio outputs  
2. Remove a small amount of each individual wire’s  
insulation (approximately .25 inch, 6 mm).  
3. On the Euroblock plug, use a small screw driver to  
loosen and open the sockets that will receive the  
individual wires.  
Connecting to a Balanced Device  
To connect the AV-P2 Euroblock audio output to a device that can  
accept a balanced line-level input:  
1. Strip the insulating jacket of the cable back about .75  
inch (18 mm) to reveal the individual hot, cold, and  
ground wires within.  
2. Remove a small amount of each individual wire’s  
insulation (approximately .25 inch, 6 mm).  
4. Insert the audio cable’s hot (+) wire into the matching  
socket on the Euroblock plug.  
5. Insert the audio cable’s ground wire into the matching  
socket on the Euroblock plug. The cold (-) socket on  
the Euroblock remains unused in this configuration.  
3. On the 5.0 mm Euroblock male plug, use a small screw  
driver to loosen and open the sockets that will receive  
the individual wires.  
4. Insert the individual hot (+), cold (-), and ground wires  
into the matching sockets on the Euroblock plug.  
6. Tighten the screws on the wire sockets to secure the  
individual wires.  
7. Plug the completed Euroblock plug into the desired  
output channel on the AV-P2.  
8. Connect the completed cable to your audio device.  
5. Tighten the screws on the wire sockets to secure the  
individual wires.  
6. Plug the completed Euroblock plug into the desired  
output channel on the AV-P2.  
Two-conductor shielded cable  
To connect the AV-P2 audio output to an unbalanced line-level device  
using two-conductor shielded cable:  
7. Connect the AV-P2 to your audio device.  
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1. Strip the insulating jacket of the cable back about .75  
inch (18 mm) to reveal the individual hot and ground  
wires within.  
2. Remove a small amount of each individual wire’s  
insulation (approximately .25 inch, 6 mm).  
Setting Output Levels  
Output levels on the AV-P2 are set with the DIP switches on the front  
panel. Individual settings are possible for the left and right audio  
channels.  
3. On the Euroblock plug, use a small screw driver to  
loosen and open the sockets that will receive the  
individual wires.  
4. Insert the audio cable’s hot (+) wire into the matching  
socket on the Euroblock plug.  
LEFT  
RIGHT  
MUTE  
5. Insert the audio cable’s cold (-) wire into the matching  
socket on the Euroblock plug.  
ON  
6. Insert the audio cable’s ground wire into the matching  
socket on the Euroblock plug.  
OUTPUT LEVELS  
7. Tighten the screws on the wire sockets to secure the  
individual wires.  
The AV-P2 front panel interface  
8. Plug the completed Euroblock plug into the desired  
output channel on the AV-P2.  
To temporarily mute the output of the AV-P2 while adjustments are  
being made, move the Mute switch to the left.  
9. At the other end of the cable, connect the hot (+) wire  
to the unbalanced device’s hot connector.  
10. Connect the cold (-) and ground wire to the unbalanced  
device’s ground connector.  
11. Connect the completed cable to your audio device.  
Plug the completed Euroblock connectors into the AV-P2 audio output  
jacks.  
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DIP Switch Settings Table  
The following table lists the DIP switch settings for the AV-P2 left/right  
output levels. In the output levels table, “0” indicates the down position  
and “1” indicates the up position on the DIP switch.  
DIP Switch Setting  
LEVEL (dB)  
0
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
5
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
6
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
-1.2  
-2.9  
-4.6  
-5.7  
-6.9  
-8.6  
-10.3  
-12.9  
-14.1  
-15.8  
-17.5  
-19.0  
-20.2  
-21.8  
-23.6  
-25.5  
-26.7  
-28.4  
-30.2  
-31.5  
-32.8  
-34.4  
-35.9  
The output level table is also printed on the top of the AV-P2 case for  
quick reference.  
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A-Net Connections  
When creating a Pro16 A-Net system, the simplest connection method  
uses what is called a daisy chain. That is, each A-Net device is connected  
in series. The first device in the chain receives its A-Net signal from  
the AV-M8 Mic Input Module’s A-Net Out port. Each successive A-Net  
compatible device gets its A-Net connection from the A-Net Out port of  
the device preceding it in the daisy chain.  
There is one drawback to this connection method, however. If one  
A-Net device in the daisy chain is disconnected from the A-Net signal  
chain, all units beyond that point will not output any audio until the unit  
is reconnected to a valid A-Net source.  
Series Connection of A-Net Devices  
In  
Out  
In  
Out  
In  
Out  
In  
Out  
A-Net  
A-Net  
A-Net  
A-Net  
In this diagram, A-Net is connected from device to device using Cat-5e  
cables. The A-Net Out port on the first device connects to the A-Net In  
port on the next, and so on.  
Parallel A-Net Routing  
A parallel A-Net connection eliminates the need to daisy chain  
A-Net devices together. By using the optional A-16D or A-16D Pro  
A-Net Distributor, parallel A-Net connections are possible. In fact, any  
combination of series and parallel connections can be used to solve  
even the most complex audio routing problems.  
Using an A-Net Distributor  
Any Pro16 A-Net Distributor can be connected to the A-Net Out port  
of a Pro16 device. In the diagram below, a variety of A-Net compatible  
components are shown connected in parallel to an A-16D A-Net  
Distributor.  
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A-Net Out  
Audio Networks  
Pro16 A-Net input and output modules can be combined to create audio  
networks of up to 64 audio channels with unlimited expansion.  
Pro16 Input  
A-Net In  
A-16D  
A-Net Out (x8)  
8-Channel Systems  
The most basic A-Net based system uses one input module connected  
to one output module or Personal Mixer. For example, the AV-M8 can  
be connected to an AV-P2 Output Module to deliver eight discrete line-  
level audio signals to powered speakers, recording devices, mixers, etc.  
A-Net In  
AV-P2  
AN-16/o  
A-16R  
A-16II  
8 Channels In  
AV-M8  
A-Net Out from the Pro16 input module connects to an A-Net  
Distributor and then up to eight parallel streams can connect  
additional Pro16 products.  
A-Net, up to 500 feet  
AV-P2  
Mono/Stereo Out  
The A-Net signal from the A-16D Distributor is connected to each A-Net  
compatible device with a Cat-5e cable. Removing one A-Net device has  
no effect on the other A-Net components being used.  
Connect A-Net Out on the AV-M8 to the A-Net In on any compatible  
device. The eight audio channels from the AV-M8 appear as channels  
1-8 on the output module.  
P Note: The A-16D Pro Distributor can also be used in this  
configuration. It supplies DC power over the Cat-5e cable to  
compatible Pro16 devices.  
16-Channel Systems  
Any Pro16 input module can be substituted for the AV-M8 shown in  
the diagram above. This includes the AN-16/i, AN-16/i-M, Y1 and D-16c  
A-Net cards. These Pro16 devices provide 16 channels to the AV-P2.  
Extending A-Net Cable Runs  
To span distances longer than the maximum specified for a single A-Net  
cable (500 feet, 150 meters), the A-16D (or A-16D Pro) A-Net Distributor  
can be used as a signal repeater. Simply insert the A-16D or A-16D Pro  
into the A-Net stream at the 500-foot point and the A-Net signal will be  
refreshed. Another 500 feet/150 meters of cable can then be added. This  
process can be repeated as many times as required to extend cables. In  
fact, any Pro16 device will refresh the A-Net signal and allow another  
500-foot cable run between it and the next Pro16 device.  
Digital Splits  
A-Net allows far more flexibility than just the simple configuration  
outlined above. In fact, any number of Pro16 A-Net devices can be  
connected to a single input module. This allows the creation of infinite  
numbers of digital signal splits, with each additional A-Net device  
capable of being located up to 500 feet (150 meters) away.  
For long distance applications, fiber optic cable can be used to span  
distances up to 50 miles (80 km) with the use of devices called media  
converters. A media converter changes the Cat-5 Ethernet-based A-Net  
signal to a fiber optical signal at the source location and then back to  
Cat-5 at the destination. Several companies make media converters  
that can be used with your Aviom equipment. Both single and multi-  
mode fiber devices can be used. Refer to the Aviom website for a list of  
approved devices.  
Splits can be used to send exact digital copies of the audio signals  
from the input module to a live sound mixing console, a recording  
system, an audio machine room, and a live television broadcast facility  
simultaneously with no signal degradation. To add digital copies, or  
“splits,” to a system, simply connect an A-Net Out to the A-Net In on  
Pro16 output modules or Personal Mixers. The following diagram shows  
one such system using a variety of Pro16 devices connected in series.  
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32-Channel Systems  
16 Channels In  
Pro16 Input  
Aviom’s Pro16 audio networking products work in blocks of 16 channels.  
Audio networks of 32 channels can be configured as:  
A-Net, up to 500 feet,  
150 meters  
• 32 channels send by zero channels return (32 x 0 )  
• 16 channels send by 16 channels return (16 x 16)  
• 0 channels send by 32 channels return (0 x 32)  
AN-16/o  
AV-P2  
...to teleconferencing  
head end  
Up to 16 Channels Out  
2 Channels Out  
...to stereo recording device  
Systems up to 32 audio channels can be configured with no additional  
hardware by using the built-in A-Net Expansion ports.  
AV-P2  
2 Channels Out  
...to powered speakers  
...to headphones  
For systems larger than 32 channels, Aviom offers the AN-16SBR System  
Bridge as an option. The System Bridge allows up to four A-Net streams  
to be combined into a single Cat-5e cable for distribution over long  
distances.  
A-16II  
2-Channel Mix Out  
One Pro16 input module is shown connected to four A-Net devices. The  
AN-16/i, AN-16/i-M, AV-M8, Y1 card, or D-16c card can be substituted  
for the Pro16 input module shown in the diagram.  
A 32-channel system is comprised of two pair of Pro16 Series I/O units,  
each providing a 16-channel data stream. (Remember that two AV-M8  
units cascaded via the ADAT link create a single Pro16 A-Net stream.)  
Since the Pro16 system is modular, you can connect the Pro16 Series  
units as needed, making any of the configurations mentioned previously  
available at any time. Simply move and re-patch the units.  
When substituting an AV-M8 module in the diagram above, remember  
that the AV-M8 is an 8-channel device. In the configuration above,  
only channels 1-8 on the Pro16 output devices will have audio signals  
present. Cascading two AV-M8 modules with the ADAT® link will provide  
16 channels.  
A-Net Expansion  
In a 32-channel system, the A-Net Expansion port is used to allow two  
A-Net data streams to travel down one cable.  
AV-M8  
ADAT  
®
EXPANSION  
OUT  
OUT  
IN  
CH 9-16  
The rear panel of the AV-M8 showing the A-Net Out and A-Net  
Expansion ports  
Some points to remember about using the A-Net Expansion ports on  
the Pro16 Series input and output modules to create an audio network:  
• When creating a network with two pair of Pro16 Series  
units, one A-Net Expansion port will be connected to  
an A-Net In port while the other A-Net Expansion port  
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will be connected to an A-Net Out port.  
Audio channels 1-16  
• The A-Net Out ports on the Pro16 output modules  
should be empty when only four Pro16 Series units are  
being used to create a network. These ports are then  
available for adding audio splits with additional Pro16  
output modules, or for connecting to a Personal Mixer  
product such as the A-16II or A-16R.  
• The cable connecting the two halves of the network  
(carrying 32 channels of audio) should be connected  
to one A-Net In port and one A-Net Out port.  
Channels 1-16 In  
Channels 1-16 Out  
Channels 17-32 Out  
Pro16 Input  
A-Net Expansion  
Pro16 Input  
Audio channels 17-32  
Pro16 Output  
Pro16 Output  
Channels 17-32 In  
A-Net  
Two Pro16 input modules configured as 32 x 0  
• Do not connect Cat-5e cables carrying expanded  
system data (more than 16 channels) to an A-Net  
Distributor or Personal Mixer product.  
• The maximum cable length specification of 500 feet  
(150 meters) applies to the length between an A-Net  
In port and an A-Net Out port. Cables used to connect  
devices via the A-Net Expansion ports must fall within  
this maximum distance.  
Two Pro16 output devices are connected on the receive side of the  
audio network. In the diagram, any Pro16 output device can be used.  
This includes A-16II and A-16R Personal Mixers, as well as AN-16/o and  
AV-P2 output modules.  
To configure a 32 x 0 system:  
1. Connect the first 16 mic- or line-level audio sources to  
inputs 1-16 on the first Pro16 input module.  
2. Connect the second group of 16 audio sources to  
• An A-Net Expansion port is never connected to another  
A-Net Expansion port.  
• The A-Net Main Out on the AN-16/i-M Mic Input  
Module is the only A-Net port that works with the  
Expansion port. The A-Net Aux output carries only  
local data.  
inputs 1-16 on the second Pro16 input module.  
3. Connect a Cat-5e cable from the A-Net out port on the  
first input module to the A-Net expANsioN port on the  
second input module.  
4. Connect a cable from the A-Net out port on the second  
Pro16 Series input module and run it to the destination  
where the Pro16 output modules are located. Plug it  
into the A-Net iN port on the first output module.  
5. Connect a Cat-5e cable from the A-Net expANsioN port  
on the first output module to A-Net iN on the second  
output module.  
32-Channel Examples  
In the following examples, any Pro16 input module can be used. This  
includes the AV-M8, Y1 console interface card (for Yamaha products),  
D-16c console interface card (for DiGiCo products), AN-16/i, or the  
AN-16/i-M. Only one device is shown in the illustrations. They are  
referred to generically as “Pro16 input modules.”  
6. Patch the audio outputs from the two output modules  
A pair of AV-M8 units cascaded via the ADAT link are shown in the  
diagram as a single input module.  
into the desired destinations.  
Remember that the maximum cable length between A-Net devices is  
500 feet (150 meters). Always use Cat-5e UTP cable.  
32 Channels Send by Zero Channels Return  
The diagram that follows shows a pair of 16-channel Pro16 input  
modules used for audio input channels 1-16 and 17-32, connected to a  
pair of output modules.  
The 32 x 0 configuration has 32 audio inputs on one side of the audio  
network and 32 audio outputs on the other side.  
With this configuration, up to 32 analog audio (mic- or line-level) signals  
are connected as inputs to two Pro16 input modules. One input module  
contains channels 1-16, while the other has channels 17-32.  
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Channels 17-32 in  
Channels 17-32 out  
Channels 1-16  
EXPANSION  
OUT  
EXPANSION  
OUT  
EXPANSION  
OUT  
Channels 1-16 in  
Channels 1-16 out  
EXPANSION  
OUT  
Channels 17-32  
Note that A-Net In is connected to A-Net Out on both pairs of modules  
in this 32 x 0 system.  
The AV-P2 can be substituted for the output module that supplies  
channels 17-32 if desired. It cannot be substituted for the output module  
supplying channels 1-16 because the AV-P2 does not have the A-Net  
Expansion port.  
To configure a 16 x 16 system:  
1. Set up one input module (AV-M8, pair of AV-M8s, Y1  
card, AN-16/i or AN-16/i-M) and one output module on  
each side of the network.  
2. Connect 16 mic- or line-level audio sources to inputs  
1-16 on the first Pro16 Series input module.  
16 Channels Send by 16 Channels Return  
3. Connect a Cat-5e cable from the A-Net out port on the  
first input module to the A-Net expANsioN port on the  
first output module.  
The 16 x 16 configuration has 16 inputs and 16 outputs on each side of  
the audio network.  
4. Plug a Cat-5e cable into the A-Net iN port on the first  
output module. This cable will be used to span up  
to 500 feet/150 meters between the two sides of the  
network.  
Channels 1-16 In  
Channels 1-16 Out  
Pro16 Output  
Pro16 Input  
A-Net Expansion  
Pro16 Input  
5. Connect the cable from the A-Net iN port in Step 4 to  
the A-Net out port on the second Pro16 Series input  
module.  
Pro16 Output  
Channels 17-32 Out  
Channels 17-32 In  
A-Net  
6. Connect the second group of 16 audio sources to  
inputs 1-16 on the second Pro16 Series input module.  
7. Connect a Cat-5e cable from the A-Net expANsioN port  
on the second input module to A-Net iN on the second  
Pro16 output module.  
Using this configuration, each side of the audio network has one input  
module and one Pro16 output module. Sixteen channels of audio move  
in each direction over a single Cat-5e cable.  
8. Patch the audio outputs from the two output modules  
The AV-P2 can be used to output channels 17-32 in this diagram. It  
cannot be substituted for the output module supplying channels 1-16  
because the AV-P2 does not have the A-Net Expansion port.  
into the desired destinations.  
Adding More Audio Outputs  
As mentioned previously, the A-Net Out ports on AN-16/o and AV-P2  
output modules and Personal Mixer products remain available even  
Again, the A-Net Expansion port is used to combine the A-Net data from  
two devices for transmission over one Cat-5e cable.  
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when creating a bidirectional audio network. This allows additional  
output modules to be added as needed to suit a variety of audio  
situations. Any Pro16 A-Net compatible product with an A-Net In can be  
connected to an A-Net Out port. This flexible routing scheme allows you  
to send audio to a variety of different locations and to include Aviom’s  
Pro16 Monitor Mixing System for mic applications.  
to add is connected by patching a Cat-5e cable from  
A-Net out to the new module’s A-Net iN port.  
• Use AN-16/o or AV-P2 output modules as required by  
your application.  
Expanding a Network with an A-Net Distributor  
While the A-16D and A-16D Pro Distributors are not compatible with the  
data being distributed via the A-Net Expansion ports, you can use an  
A-16D to add wiring flexibility to your system.  
Channels 1-16 Out  
Audio channels 1-16  
Pro16 Output  
Pro16 Output  
Channels 1-16 Out  
Channels 1-16 Out  
Channels 1-16 Out  
As mentioned in the previous examples, an A-Net Distributor can be  
connected to any single A-Net Out port to allow parallel distribution of  
up to eight exact copies of the input data.  
Pro16 Output  
Pro16 Output  
Channels 1-16 In  
The total cable length between A-Net devices is limited to 500 feet, 150  
meters.  
Pro16 Input  
A-Net Expansion  
Pro16 Output  
Pro16 Output  
Pro16 Input  
Channels 17-32 Out  
Channels 17-32 Out  
Channels 17-32 In  
A-Net  
Pro16 Output  
Pro16 Output  
Channels 17-32 Out  
Channels 17-32 Out  
Audio channels 17-32  
Digital copies of each 16-channel output stream have been added.  
In this example, a 16 x 16 network has been expanded to include three  
additional Pro16 output modules on each side of the network. You can  
use any combination of the AN-16/o or AV-P2 output modules.  
Each output module is connected via A-Net using a Cat-5e cable.  
Remember that the cable lengths between each A-Net device can be up  
to 500 feet (150 meters) long.  
To create an expanded network:  
• First start by configuring the network according to  
your basic needs (either as 32 x 0, or as 16 x 16).  
• Add additional Pro16 output modules by connecting  
a Cat-5e cable from the A-Net out port on one of the  
connected modules to the A-Net iN port on a Pro16  
output module that you want to use to expand the  
system.  
• Each additional Pro16 output module that you want  
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Dimensions  
Specifications  
Audio Outputs  
2, impedance balanced line-level  
5.0 mm Euroblock connectors, female, panel-mount  
2 male Euroblock connectors supplied in box  
Screw terminals: Audio +; Audio -; Ground  
16-position rotary switch  
Channel Selection  
D/A Conversion  
Output Levels  
48kHz, 24-bit  
Variable: +4dBu to -31dBu in 1.5dB increments  
6-position DIP switch, per channel  
Indicators  
LEDs; red: Power, green: A-Net Active,  
yellow: Stereo Pair  
Output Impedance  
100 ohms  
Signal to Noise  
(unweighted)  
93dB typical, A/D to D/A  
Measured from AN-16/i Input Module to AV-P2  
4Hz–22kHz +0.2dB/-3dB  
-93dB at -10dBFS  
Freq. Response  
THD +N  
Crosstalk  
-85dB at 1kHz  
Bit Error Rate (BER)  
Digital Connections  
10-12  
A-Net In: 1; A-Net Out: 1; RJ45 connectors  
Uses unshielded Cat-5e UTP (or better) cable  
®
Pro16™ A-Net  
Latency  
0.880 msec (measured from analog input to  
analog output)  
Power Supply  
Input Voltage  
Output Voltage  
Plug Size  
External, DC, universal switching type  
100–240 volts, 50/60Hz, 30VA  
18–24 VDC, 0.5 amp  
2 mm, locking, center pin hot  
Dimensions  
Weight  
7.45” (189.2 mm) wide x 7” (177.8 mm) deep; 1U high  
3.4 lbs (1.54 kilo)  
All Aviom products are designed and manufactured in the USA.  
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Model Number  
Model Number  
Model Number  
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Address  
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Email Address  
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mono 10  
daisy-chain 19  
DC Power Connector 12  
DiGiCo 4, 24  
Digital Split 21  
Dimensions 31  
DIP switches 17  
output level 10  
Distributor 19, 29  
dual mono 10  
Index  
mounting flanges  
Mute Switch 2, 10  
ASI A-Net System Interface  
Audio Networks 21  
Audio Output Level 10  
Audio Outputs 12  
AV-M8 22, 24  
Symbols  
N
+48 Volt  
Network  
16-Channel Systems 21  
32-Channel Systems 23  
8-Channel Systems 21  
networking  
Neutrik EtherCon. See EtherCon  
AV-M8 Mic Input Module  
AV-P2 5, 25  
E
O
A
EtherCon Connector  
Ethernet  
Output Level 10, 17  
Output Level DIP Switches  
output level DIP switches 10  
A-16D  
B
Euroblock 12, 15  
wiring 14  
wiring an unbalanced  
source 15  
expanded network 28  
Expanding 29  
Expansion 23, 25  
Extending A-Net 20  
Extending Cable Lengths  
A-16D Distributor 19, 20, 29  
A-16D Pro 4, 20  
A-16D Pro Distributor 19, 29  
A-16II 4, 5, 25  
balanced signal  
connecting 14  
bidirectional 28  
Block Diagram 32  
P
A-16R 4, 25  
Package Contents  
A-16T  
Panel Descriptions 10  
Parallel A-Net Routing 19  
parallel connection 19  
Personal Mixer 4, 21, 25, 28  
Power Connector 12  
Power LED 2, 11  
Power Supply 12  
Pro16 Monitor Mixing Sys-  
tem 28  
C
A-Net 5, 21, 28  
parallel connections 19  
series connections 19  
A-Net, long distance 20  
A-Net Active LED 2, 11  
A-Net Channel Selector 10  
A-Net connections 12  
A-Net Distributors 19  
A-Net Expansion 23, 25, 26  
A-Net In 13  
cable length 6, 7  
Cables  
Extending  
cable specification, Cat-5e  
Cat-5  
stranded vs. solid  
F
fiber optic 20  
Front Panel Components  
Front Panel description 10  
Cat-5e cable length 21, 25  
Cat-5e UTP 25  
Pro16 Series products 23, 28  
Cat-6  
Pro64  
I
A-Net Out 13, 25, 27  
A-Net signal repeater 20  
AC current 12  
Certifications iii  
Channel Selector 2, 10, 11  
Cleaning and Maintenance  
inline coupler  
R
rack mounting  
Rear Panel Components  
Rear Panel description 12  
RJ45  
RoHS iii  
AC Line Conditioning  
ADAT  
Compatibility  
L
computer network  
line-level  
connecting 14  
Adding More Audio Outputs 27  
Adding Personal Mixers 28  
AN-16/i 4, 21  
AN-16/i-M 4, 21, 24  
AN-16/o 4, 5, 25  
Connecting an Unbalanced  
Source 14, 15  
Connecting Audio 14  
Local Area Network  
long distance A-Net 20  
router  
crossover cables  
AN-16SBR System Bridge 4,  
AN-Series 23, 25  
M
S
D
maximum cable length 8, 25  
media converter 20  
series connection 19  
Setting Output Level 17  
D-16c 21, 22, 24  
D-16c card  
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Specifications 30  
Split 21  
stereo 10  
Stereo Link 11  
Stereo Pair LED 2, 11  
stranded vs. solid Cat-5  
System Bridge 4, 7, 23  
U
Unbalanced Source  
wiring Euroblocks 15  
Unshielded Twisted Pair  
UPS  
UTP  
UTP cable 25  
W
Wiring a Euroblock 14  
Y
Y1 21, 22  
Y1 card  
Y1 console interface card 24  
Yamaha  
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