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front of house. Unlike Auto Mode, however, this input module needs to be
set to send audio data to its A‑Net Port B in order to make the digital split
work.
The example assumes that all modules are set to the same A‑Net Slot range.
By setting the FOH input module to transmit its A‑Net data to Port A and B,
the A‑Net data flows in two directions: to the output module on stage and
to the output module in the recording area. Both output modules are set to
receive A‑Net data via Port A.
Digital audio arriving at the front of house location from the stage is replaced
with the content generated by the FOH engineer that is connected to the
Pro64 input module at FOH when those same Slots are transmitted to the
recording area via the same Slot range.
To send the stage audio to the recording system instead, set the input
module at front of house to transmit its data on Port A only. By doing this, the
audio from the stage flows through all the modules to the recording system.
Remember that A‑Net merger hubs such as the MH10/MH10f can be added
as needed to simplify cabling, extend the distance between Pro64 modules,
and to provide split points and redundant cable paths.