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IRTUAL DATA CABLES
To output control data that originates at the 6416m from another Pro64
module elsewhere in the network, select the same numbered VDC Slot
on the remote Pro64 device that contains the data from the 6416m.
Set the remote device’s VDC type by pressing the selection button to
highlight the data type and light its LED. Press ENTER to complete the
VDC assignment.
To deactivate a VDC Slot, use the selection button to scroll through the
data types until none of the LEDs is lit, and then press the E
NTER button.
GPIO
GPIO (General Purpose Input/Output) can be used to send contact
closure or voltage-type control signals through the network. Four
input and four output blocks are provided. Each terminal block can be
individually wired. GPIO inputs can be individually configured to be
either Isolated or TTL.
GPIO Configuration DIP Switches
Each of the four GPIO Input blocks can be set to either Isolated or TTL
operation using the configuration switches to the left of the terminal
blocks.
IN
OUT
GPIO INPUT
UP= ISOLATED
DN= TTL
The Isolated/TTL conguration switches only apply to the GPIO inputs.
With the switch in the down position, the input is set to TTL. Use this
setting for voltage-type signals. GPIO inputs set for TTL operation can
handle signal voltages up to 5 Volts.
The up position (Isolated) sets the input to accept on/off switch signals.
Do not use the Isolated setting with voltage-based signals. See the
GPIO Specifications later in this document for additional configuration
information.
GPIO Terminal Blocks
Each GPIO input or output has a positive and negative contact that can
be wired as needed. Four of each are provided. Only a small screwdriver
is required.
- User Guide 1
- WARNING! 3
- Important Safety Instructions 4
- Warranty Information 5
- Aviom, Inc. Limited Warranty 6
- ABLE OF CONTENTS 7
- Features 13
- The EtherCon Connector 14
- AC Power 15
- AC Line Conditioning 15
- Rack Mounting 15
- Ventilation 16
- Cleaning 16
- About A-Net 17
- Clocking 18
- Control Data 18
- A-Net Ports 18
- BOUT A-NET 19
- Button Presses 20
- Changing Values 20
- Selecting Values 21
- DIP Switches 21
- Basic Actions 22
- NTER button 22
- A-Net Slot 23
- Slots and Sample Rate 24
- A-Net Slot Display 25
- ANCEL button 26
- A-Net Slot Example 27
- 64 USER INTERFACE 28
- Network Modes 29
- Pro64 Network Concepts 31
- Control Master 31
- Control Master Functions 32
- Changing Settings 33
- MIDI Out 34
- GPIO Out 34
- Network Sample Rate 35
- Mute Mute 36
- Managed Mode 37
- Password Protection 38
- ONTROL MASTER 39
- 6416m Front Panel Components 40
- Input Module 43
- Mic Input Module 44
- A-NET SLOT 46
- Network Mode 47
- A-Net Transmit 47
- Clock Master 48
- Sample Rate 48
- NTER button. To exit without 49
- A-Net Slot Configuration 51
- Enter/Cancel Buttons 53
- A-Net LED 53
- Managed Button 54
- Edit Lock Button 54
- Query Functions (Get Info) 55
- Control Group 56
- Channel Activation Button 57
- Level Meter LEDs 58
- Stereo Link Button 58
- INK button 59
- Mute Button 59
- UTE button once to activate 59
- Edit Button 60
- Phase Button 60
- Gain (dB) 61
- +48V Phantom Power Button 62
- FRONT PANEL 64
- Mic Preamp Presets 65
- Recall a Preset 66
- Preset Rules 66
- Backup DC Power 67
- Balanced Mic/Line Inputs 68
- DB25 Audio Thru/Alternate In 69
- DATA CABLES 70
- Configuring a VDC 71
- 72
- GPIO INPUT 72
- MIDI In, MIDI Out 73
- RS-232 Port 73
- RS-232 Baud Rates 74
- Control Master DIP Switch 75
- HEADPHONES 76
- CONTROLLER 77
- RCI Rear Panel Components 78
- Headphone Input Jack 79
- Monitor Volume Control 79
- Network Mode Selection 79
- Group 4Group 3 81
- BACKUP POWER 83
- AC POWER 83
- FUSE: VAC-FAL 83
- +dBu LINELEVEL OUTPUT BAL 84
- MCS Components 85
- Channel Level Meters 87
- Numeric Keypad 87
- NTER button. The 87
- Inc/Dec Selection Buttons 87
- No Control Indicator 89
- Save and Recall Buttons 89
- Cancel and Enter Buttons 90
- Gain Display 90
- Gain Control 91
- Low Cut Button 92
- Pad Button 92
- High Resolution Meter 93
- Peak Hold Button 94
- EAK HOLD button 94
- Controller Connector 94
- Choosing a Network Mode 95
- Connecting Pro64 Modules 95
- Basic Routing 96
- Auto Mode Connections 96
- B A 97
- Manual Mode Connections 99
- A PRO64 NETWORK 100
- Digital Copies in Manual Mode 103
- VDC Configuration 106
- VDC In Use LED 107
- NTER to deactivate the 108
- NTER button to activate it 109
- ANCEL button. Pressing 109
- Advanced Functions 109
- Function Button 109
- UNCTION button; its button 109
- Clear A-Net Resources 110
- Mute/Unmute all Channels 110
- Password Lock 110
- Password Unlock 111
- Set a New Password 111
- Sample Alignment 112
- FUNCTIONS 113
- Restore Factory Defaults 114
- Firmware Update 116
- UNCTION, followed 117
- UPDATE 118
- 6416m Block Diagram 119
- 6416m Specifications 120
- Specifications 121
- Dimensions - 6416m 122
- RCI Specifications 124
- Dimensions - RCI 125
- MCS Specifications 127
- Dimensions - MCS 128
- Mounting the MCS 130
- GPIO Specifications 131
- GPIO Plugs 132
- MIDI/GPIO Cable Lengths 132
- Wiring an Analog DB25 Cable 133
- Using DB25 Jacks 134
- RS-232 Connections 135
- Wiring a Crossover Cable 136
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