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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

A-Net

In Out

A-Net

In Out

A-Net

In Out

A-Net

In Out

In this diagram, A-Net is connected from device to device using Cat-5e

cables. The A-Net Out port on the rst 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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