Aviom16/o-Y1 A-Net Card

The Aviom16/o-Y1 A-Net Card provides a direct digital interface between Yamaha® digital mixer products and Aviom's Pro16® Series, including the A640, A360, A320, and legacy A-16II Personal Mixers*, A-Net distributors, and output modules.

The Y1 card eliminates the need for an analog input module when creating a monitor mixing or audio distribution system. Assign any combination of channels, direct outputs, aux sends, groups, or sub-mixes from the Yamaha console user interface to the Y1 card as needed.

Aviom16/o-Y1 A-Net Card for Yamaha Mini-YGDAI Expansion Slots

Features

  • Mini-YGDAI (MY) format, supported by most Yamaha digital consoles
  • One 16-channel Pro16 A-Net output (EtherCon connector)
  • Supports sample rates from 44.1kHz to 48kHz, +/-10%
  • Assign audio outputs directly from the Yamaha user interface
  • Channel Link DIP switches for stereo operation

Product Details

The Aviom16/o-Y1 card becomes the head end to the monitoring system, simplifying system setup. Just connect a Cat-5e cable from the card to an A-Net Distributor and personal mixers to create a monitor system that can be expanded with additional personal mixers, output modules, and distributors.

In systems using the A640, A360, or A320 Personal Mixer, two or more console cards can be combined to create a network of up to 64 sources. Just add the SB4 System Bridge to combine the console cards' A-Net outputs and connect the SB4 output to a D800 or D800-Dante A-Net Distributor.

Aviom Y1 Card Installation Diagram

Configuration and Setup

Configuration of input sources for an Aviom monitoring system is done digitally right from the Yamaha console's user interface. This gives the console operator complete freedom to route any combination of channels, direct outputs, aux sends, groups, or sub-mixes from the console to the Y1 card.

The console's powerful scene memory can be used to send different groups of channels into the monitors automatically as needed during a performance.

Dual Y1 Cards installed in a Yamaha M7CL Console

Yamaha Product Compatibility

The Y1 card fits into any available MY expansion slot and is compatible with all Yamaha consoles and mix engines that support the Mini-YGDAI (MY) format**, including:

Model MY Slots Model MY Slots
AW4416 2 LS9-16 1
AW2816 1 LS9-32 2
AW2400 1 CL1 3
PM1D (DIO8) *** 8 CL3 3
DM2000 6 CL5 3
02R96 4 QL1 2
DM1000 2 QL5 2
01V96 1 DME24N 1
PM5D / PM5D-RH 4 DME64N 4
M7CL 3    

* The original A-16 Personal Mixer (discontinued in 2004) is not compatible with the Y1 card.

** The Y1 card is not compatible with the TF Series consoles; these consoles do not have Yamaha MY-format expansion slots.

*** The PM1D operates in 8-channel mode (MY8) only.

Aviom16/o-Y1 Technical Specifications

A-Net Pro16 Output 16 channels of A-Net digital data;
(* 8 channels on PM1D)
Interface Format Yamaha mini-YGDAI (MY) Expansion Card
Maximum Expansion Limited only by the number of available MY expansion slots in the digital mixer
Sample Rate 44.1kHz to 48kHz, +/-10%
Digital Conversion 24-bit
A-Net Output A-Net Out: 1; EtherCon® RJ45 connector
DIP Switches Switches 1-8: Stereo Link on/off
Switches 9-10: A-Net mode (8-channel, 16-channel, Aviom, Test)
(Default is switch 9 UP, 10 DOWN)
A-Net Pro16 Cable Transmits 16 channels over one Cat-5e cable;
Use unshielded Cat-5e UTP (or better) cable;
Maximum length 500 feet (150 m) between devices
Latency <0.880 msec (measured from analog input to analog output)
Power Supply None required; uses Yamaha host device as source of power
Dimensions 4.75" (120.7 mm) wide x 6.25" (158.8 mm) deep x 1.5" (38.1 mm) high
Weight 0.8 lbs (0.36 kg)
Options SB4 System Bridge (used to combine up to four A-Net streams for transmission over one Cat-5e cable; requires D800 or D800-Dante A-Net Distributor)

Personal Mixing at its best

Aviom's products are used in a range of mission critical, high-performance applications in both portable and fixed installations. Aviom markets include live sound reinforcement, broadcast, recording studios, houses of worship, theaters, schools, cruise ships, and post-production facilities worldwide.