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Aviom A640 - Dante Channel Names and Stereo Links; Restore Default Names

Aviom A640
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Page 64Aviom A640 Personal Mixer User Guide
When setting up an A640 Personal Mixer for use with a Dante network you can set the Auto-Sync
with Dante option to ON without an actual connection to a Dante network. Once the A640 is
connected to a D800-Dante A-Net Distributor that is part of a Dante network, the channel names will
update.
Dante Channel Names and Stereo Links
Dante networking does not support stereo links. When stereo links are set up on the D800-Dante
using its rear-panel DIP switches, the stereo link information is embedded in the Aviom A-Net data
that each Personal Mixer receives. The channel names for stereo pairs will adopt the odd-numbered
channel’s text (as seen in Dante Controller) and display that on the A640 mix channels.
For example, if you name Dante channels 1 and 2 as “Drums-L and “Drums-R in Dante Controller, the
A640 will display the channel name as “Drums-L when channels 1-2 are stereo linked on the D800-
Dante.
Restore Default Names
To reset all channel names and return them to their default settings use the Restore Default Names
command.
From the Edit Channel Names window, select Restore Default Names from the menu.
Press either encoder to activate the function.
Answer YeS to reset the names or no to return to the Edit Channel Names window without
changing the channel names.
When nished with changes in the Edit Channel Names window, press the MixeR Setup button to
return to the main Mixer Setup menu or press any mix channel button to begin mixing.

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