The Aviom D400 A-Net Distributor is a 2 RU rack-mountable device designed to deliver power and audio to up to eight Aviom personal mixers such as the A360, A320, A-16II, and A-16R.

The D400 includes eight A-Net outputs designed for use with Aviom personal mixers. These eight outputs feature isolated (floating ground) DC power for providing remote power via Cat 5e to Aviom personal mixers. Additionally, it includes an unpowered A-Net Out, which can be used to connect additional A-Net Distributors, output modules, or other compatible devices.

The D400 is powered by an internal power supply, with a detachable power cord and IEC power inlet on the rear panel. The rear panel features a voltage selection switch that allows you to set the unit for 115 or 230 VAC operation. All network connections on the D400 use RJ45 connectors.

Distributes Power and Audio    Compatible with A320 & A360 Mixers    Features Unpowered Output for Thru    Stereo Link DIP Switches    Supports Legacy A-16II & A16R Mixers

Distributes power and audio to up to eight personal mixers like the A320 and A360

One unpowered Pro16e A-Net Out for thru connections

A-Net Offset switches to set the range of Pro16e network slots to be sent to personal mixers

Simple stereo channel assignments, thanks to stereo link DIP switches

Supports legacy A-16II and A-16R personal mixers

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Which Avenger extension arms fit this grip? Which of them are the best and heavy duty?

A: This grip head is meant to convert a stand with a junior receiver to accept an overhead butterfly frame.

Q: 2. Does the Avenger D400 4.5 support arms(booms) larger than 5/8 (16mm) in diameter? I have the Avenger D420 & D410 and they can use up to 25mm(1 ) sized poles. I was wondering if this grip head also had the larger holes(in addition to 5/8 and 3/8 )?

A: The actual opening when fully closed, of the large hole, is inch. It should work correctly for a 1 size pole.

Q: 3. Can the junior pin be removed?

A: Yes it is.

Q: 4. I am aware the length of the basket itself is 36". Do they make on that is 24" long by 24" wide?

A: 24" x 24" is not available

Q: 5. What is the diameter of What is the diameter of the wheels?

A: The diameter of the wheel is 7".

Q: 6. Does it able to carry a pelican case, light stand, studio light, camera gears, and more?

A: Yes, can handle up to 120lbs.

Q: 7. Hi. The listed dimensions confuse me a bit. What is the length of the basket by itself?

A: The length of the basket is about 36".

Q: 8. Are the wheels rubber or plastic?

A: The wheels on this cart are made of rubber.