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LIVEMIX DA-816
LIVEMIX DA-816
8 Channel Analog Output for Wireless In-Ear Monitors
MSRP: $1679.00

The DA-816 output rack unit is for connecting to wireless in-ear transmitters, powered monitors or powered house speakers. The DA-816 connects to the MIX-16 or MIX-32 via shielded CAT5e network cable. Each DA-816 provides eight stereo TRS outputs. The DA-816 provides stereo balanced outputs for 8 personal mixes. Flexible SoftRoute™ mix assignments and test tone capabilities, make for quick setup. Front panel LEDs indicate a personal mix is assigned to one or more of the outputs. When the Output ID feature is enabled and an output is selected, the front panel LED illuminates and a test tone is sent to the output.

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FEATURES

  • Livemix Personal Monitor System 16 TRS Output

    16 balanced TRS outputs in stereo pairs

    The 16 balanced TRS outputs on the DA-816 provide stereo outputs for up to 8 Livemix mixes.

  • Livemix Personal Monitor System SoftRoute

    Easy setup from CS-DUO personal mixer with SoftRoute

    Seamlessly assign mixes to wireless in-ear monitors using SoftRoute™ on the Livemix CS-DUO or CS-SOLO personal mixers.

  • Livemix Personal Monitor System LED indicator

    Output ID with Indicator LED

    The Output ID makes it easy to identify devices connected to DA-816 outputs. When engaged, a front panel LED flashes and a test tone is sent through the selected output. No more digging behind the rack to find out what output is connected to what transmitter.

  • Livemix with expansion port icon

    Option Card Slot

    For future compatibility, an option card slot is included on the back of the DA-816. This insures that the Livemix system always stays current with new technologies.

DOWNLOADS

Please visit the Support page for the latest firmware downloads. 

The Livemix DA-816 uses open source code. The FreeRTOS source code is available for download here.

LIVEMIX DA-816
THD+N .0019%
S/N Ratio 104 dB
Full Scale Output +4 dBu/19 dB peak
Output Impedance 300Ω
Max cable length to MIX-16/MIX32 100m CAT5e cable (shielded required)
Categories: DANTEEXP, Livemix

A switch is not required for a Dante Network. You can connect the LM-DANTE card directly to the Dante output of the console. It is recommended that if you use a switch, you adhere to the Audinate requirements for a switch.

 

Categories: DANTEEXP, Livemix, MIX16, MIX32

As of Livemix version 4.0, the Dante Controller is required for setting up Livemix on the Dante Network. Versions prior to 2.15 do not require the Dante Controller, although it’s use is recommended. You will also need to use Dante Controller to set the Master Clock for the Dante Network. See the LM-DANTE User Guide pg. 8 for assigning Dante Channels.

Categories: DANTEEXP, Livemix

With the LM-DANTE-EXP2 option card, Livemix supports Dante network sample rates up to 96K.

Categories: DANTEEXP, Livemix, MIX16, MIX32

AES67 is an interoperability protocol that promises the ability to share digital audio from non-compatible networks. As Dante is compatible with AES67, an AES67 network is possible but we do not offer support for creating an AES67 network.

Categories: DANTEEXP, Livemix, MIX16, MIX32

You will need to select Sync to External if the word clock on our console is not set to slave or if you are using any other clock source. i.e Madi, AES50 etc.

Categories: DANTEEXP, Livemix, MIX16, MIX32

We recommend to make the Master clock the console or Dante card in the console. NOTE: There are two ways this can be done. 1) Set the console’s internal clock as Master, then using Dante Controller, set the console’s Dante card as Master clock (for the Dante Network) and also check box “Sync to External”. This will allow the card to stay synched to the console’s master clock. 2) Set the console’s internal clock to be slave of the console’s Dante card. Using Dante controller, set the console’s Dante card as Master clock.

QUESTIONS ABOUT LIVEMIX?

This brochure is a great place to start. Not only does it have a comparison of Livemix vs. other personal monitor systems, it also has great articles on the benefits of personal monitors and how to make a great personal monitor mix.

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