D400 

A-Net Distributors

Connecting to Analog or Digital Consoles

For personal mixing systems that use one or more analog input modules (AN-16/i v.2, AN-16/i-M, or legacy AN-16/i) or an A-Net console card (such as the Y1 A-Net Card for Yamaha digital consoles), use the standard D400.

With one Pro16 A-Net In and eight powered A-Net Outs, you can provide power and audio for up to eight Aviom Personal Mixers. And the D400 includes an unpowered A-Net Out as well, perfect for connecting additional A-Net Distributors for systems with more than eight Personal Mixers. Learn more about expanding…

Connecting to Dante

If your audio system uses Dante audio networking, the D400-Dante is a great choice for basic connectivity to a Dante network.

The D400-Dante allows you to select any 32 channels from your 44.1/48kHz Dante network and assign them to your Aviom Personal Mixers using the Dante Controller application from Audinate.

Grow your system

If you need more than eight Personal Mixers, both the D400 and the D400-Dante include an A-Net Out port – perfect for sending the incoming audio stream (regardless of its original source) to additional A-Net Distributors. There is no practical limit to the number of A-Net Distributors and Personal Mixers that you can use in a system. Learn more about expanding your system.

Need Even More Power & Flexibility?

If you’re looking for more advanced features like Network Mix Back for use with wireless in-ear systems, or iOS support for the A360 Display app, or you need a high channel count interface to Dante, check out the D800 and D800-Dante A-Net Distributors.

Stereo Links

Stereo Links are a powerful feature on the A320 and A360 Personal Mixers, allowing a pair of adjacent channels to be assigned to a single mix channel button.

The D400 and D400-Dante give the user the option of assigning stereo links using a set of DIP switches on the front panel of the A-Net Distributor instead of at the input device.

A-Net Offset

The A-Net Offset DIP switches on the D400 can be used to select which bank of channels from the incoming A-Net stream will be assigned to the Personal Mixers connected to the distributor. In larger systems, especially those using multiple A-Net Distributors, this allows extra channel assignment flexibility when connecting input sources to the network.