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General| Power consumption (typical) | 45 W |
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Weight and Dimensions| Weight | 4700 g |
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| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 482 x 225 x 89 mm |
General instructions for safe handling, cleaning, and operation of the device.
Critical warnings about electrical shock, fire risks, and proper installation.
Disclaimer regarding specifications, accuracy, and liability.
Information on warranty terms and conditions.
Detailed explanation of front panel controls, indicators, and connectors.
Overview of rear panel ports for power, firmware updates, and networking.
Illustrates typical audio connections for instruments, microphones, and speakers.
Guidelines for connecting X32 and S16 stageboxes using Cat-5e cables.
Details connections for X32, S16 units, P16-D, P16-M, and FCA1616 interface.
Diagram and explanation for using S16 units as a standalone digital snake.
Illustrates operation in standard mode and FOH/stage setup with SN Master.
Visual representation of connecting two S16 units for expanded channel count.
Important note on setting output modes for cascaded S16 units.
Detailed table outlining different configuration modes and their signal routing.
Explains SN MASTER for gain control and SPLITTER for routing local inputs to ADAT/P16.
Describes the default mode for using the S16 as a digital snake with X32.
Details how to cascade up to three S16 units for 48 channels.
Chart detailing signal flow from console to stage with 3 S16 units.
Chart detailing signal flow from stage back to console with 3 S16 units.
How to use a pair of S16s with analog mixers without an X32.
How to control head amp gain and phantom power via MIDI.
Technical specifications for audio conversion, I/O, and physical connectors.
Detailed specifications for microphone preamps and audio output performance.
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