Kramer VS-1616A 16 x 16 Balanced Audio Matrix
The Kramer VS-1616A is a high performance 16x16 audio matrix switcher for balanced audio stereo signals on detachable terminal block connectors. It is compatible with both balanced and unbalanced inputs, and provides both balanced and unbalanced outputs. It is a true matrix, allowing the user to route any input to any or all outputs simultaneously.
Excellent audio performance ensures that it remains transparent in almost any audio application. The VS-1616A is controlled via the front-panel touch switches, via their serial RS-232 and RS-485 ports (with either hexadecimal or ASCII codes), via external dry-contact pushbuttons and via IR remote.
The user-friendly LCD display makes operation even easier, and 16 preset memory locations are provided for quick access to the most frequently used configurations. The unit includes Windows 95/98/2000/NTT based control software.
The VS-1616A may be used as a single unit, or it can be expanded up to 96 x 96 inputs/outputs. It can be configured into a Kramer multi-signal switcher system including digital and analog video, digital and analog audio, and RS-422 control switchers. When integrated in a system, all units switch in true audio-follow-video mode.
Excellent audio performance ensures that it remains transparent in almost any audio application. The VS-1616A is controlled via the front-panel touch switches, via their serial RS-232 and RS-485 ports (with either hexadecimal or ASCII codes), via external dry-contact pushbuttons and via IR remote.
The user-friendly LCD display makes operation even easier, and 16 preset memory locations are provided for quick access to the most frequently used configurations. The unit includes Windows 95/98/2000/NTT based control software.
The VS-1616A may be used as a single unit, or it can be expanded up to 96 x 96 inputs/outputs. It can be configured into a Kramer multi-signal switcher system including digital and analog video, digital and analog audio, and RS-422 control switchers. When integrated in a system, all units switch in true audio-follow-video mode.
