Aviom D400 A-Net Distributor

Powerful Connectivity. More Affordable Than Ever.
The D400 provide robust, reliable connectivity, delivering power and high fidelity digital audio to your Aviom Personal Mixers-at an unbeatable price.

The D400 A-Net Distributor provide the link between the personal mixing system's inputs and the Personal Mixers, providing DC power and a copy of the A-Net digital audio stream to your Aviom Personal Mixers, utilizing standard Cat-5e cables.

There are two versions of the D400 product. The standard D400 has an Aviom A-Net input, perfect for using with Aviom's analog input modules or digital console cards from Aviom or our third party partners.

Building a System with the D400

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 the Aviom A-Net input.

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 Distributor for systems with more than eight Personal Mixers.

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

Stereo Links
Stereo Links are a powerful feature on the A640, A320 and A360 Personal Mixers, allowing a pair of adjacent channels to be assigned to a single mix channel button.

The D400 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 Distributor, this allows extra channel assignment flexibility when connecting input sources to the network.