Aviom AN16I 16 v2-Channel Line Level Input Module

Description

Alto Music – Why you need the Aviom AN16iV2 Channel Line Level Input Module

Integrates with Pro16 and Pro16e devices to build personal monitoring systems, digital snakes, and audio distribution systems for live use, broadcast, and/or recording
High quality A-to-D conversion ensures zero signal loss
16 TRS inputs for audio input
16 TRS connections for audio thru
8 Channel Link switches turn mono inputs to joined stereo
4-position input level switches on each channel pair makes connection from a variety of sources possible

The Aviom AN-16/i v.2 provides 16 balanced line-level inputs into a Pro16 system. Audio is converted to digital and transmitted via A-Net, up to 500’/150m over Cat-5e. A dedicated audio Thru is available for each input channel, allowing the Aviom AN-16/i v.2 to be seamlessly inserted into an existing audio signal path.
Placed at a front-of-house or monitor console, the Aviom AN-16/i v.2 can be used as a head-end for a Pro16 Monitor Mixing System. Audio from the console-any combination of channel inserts, direct outs, submixes, auxes, or groups-is connected to the input channels on the Aviom AN-16/i v.2. The A-Net Out on the Aviom AN-16/i v.2 is connected to the A-Net In of a Pro16 Personal Mixer (A-16II or A-16R) or an A-Net Distributor (A-16D or A-16 Pro).
Used in conjunction with the Aviom AN-16/o v.4 Output Module, the Aviom AN-16/i v.2 can also be used in a digital snake as an input path for main return signals from front-of-house. The built-in A-Net Expansion jack allows two 16-channel A-Net streams to be combined onto a single cable (32×0 or 16×16), and the AN-16SBR System Bridge can be used to combine up to four 16-channel streams onto a single cable in a variety of bi-directional configurations.
The flexibility and simplicity of the Pro16 Series allows complex audio distribution systems and snakes to be created quickly and cost-effectively.
Long Distance A-NetFiber-optic technology can be used for digital snake applications that require cable distances that exceed the A-Net maximum length of 500 feet (150 meters) between devices.