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Connecting an Output Module
To convert the mic‑ or line‑level signals connected to the AN‑16/i‑M back to
16 discrete channels of analog audio, the AN‑16/i‑M needs to be connected
to a compatible A‑Net output module such as the AN‑16/o Output Module.
Simply connect a Cat‑5e cable from
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AN-16/i-M
16 Channels In
16 Channels Out
A-Net
Sixteen mic/line sources are output as analog audio up to 500 feet away.
Adding Splits
When additional copies of the same audio channels are needed—a digital
split—using A‑Net allows easy system expansion. The A‑Net Out jack on the
AN‑16/o can be used to send an exact copy of the audio data being received
to as many AN‑16/o Output Modules as required, creating an infinite number
of digital splits each of which can be up to 500 feet (150 meters) apart.
The diagram below shows a simple system with one AN‑16/i‑M Mic Input
Module connected to one AN‑16/o Output Module. Audio connected to the
AN‑16/i‑M is delivered to the AN‑16/o via A‑Net. By connecting additional
AN‑16/o Output Modules, any number of exact copies of the sixteen input
channels can be added. Remember, cable runs between devices can be up to
500 feet (150 meters) for added flexibility.
AN-16/o
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AN-16/o
AN-16/o
AN-16/o
16 Channels In
16 Channels Out
16 Channels Out
A-Net
16 Channels Out
16 Channels Out
16 inputs, 16 outputs, and 3 digital splits
