Make your audio workflow in live and studio environments easier with the P16-I from Behringer, an I/O module that can take in 16 balance analog signals or 16 channels of optical ADAT and convert it into 24-bit networked audio via Cat 5e. With ultralow latency, high-headroom inputs, and optional Ultranet expansion, the P16-I is a vital distribution tool.

The ADAT inputs include auto detect and priority select as well as clock synchronization on ADAT Input A. Each channel has a 4-position gain switch for controlling signal levels. The internal power supply is autosensing (100 to 240V) for global compatibility, consumes low amounts of energy, and delivers power over its RJ45 output for up to six Behringer Personal Mixers.

For Live Venues and Studios    Converts 16 Analog Inputs to Digital    24-Bit Digital Audio via Cat 5e    2 x 8-Channel ADAT Optical Inputs    Auto Detect and Priority Select on ADAT    16 x Balanced Analog 1/4" TRS Inputs    4-Position Gain Switch per Channel    Clock Sync on ADAT Input A    Low System Latency of 1ms    6 x Ultranet Expansion Connectors

• Two 8-channel optical ADAT inputs
• Auto detect and priority select for use with existing Behringer equipment
• 16 balanced, high-headroom 1/4" TRS analog inputs
• 4 gain positions per channel via switch
• ADAT inputs support 44.1 or 48 kHz sampling rates
• Low latency of less than 1ms
• Power via Cat 5e cable

he world-renowned engineers at Klark Teknik, Midas, Turbosound, and Behringer have all come together to create something truly innovative, Ultranet. This revolutionary technology seamlessly transmits up to 16 independent channels of 24-bit digital audio and control data via a single Cat 5 cable between compatible digital devices, including mixers, I/O stage boxes, powered loudspeakers, and personal monitoring systems.

Advantages realized through Ultranet digital networking, versus traditional analog methods: audio signals are impervious to Radio Frequency Interference (RFI); signal crosstalk is eliminated; and ease of setup translates directly into significant time saved during installation. Ultranet effectuates a powerful digital ecosystem that gives you unparalleled control over every element of your audio production environment from one convenient location.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. are headphone levels independent of main levels?

A: ok, some confusion as to what my questions is. let's try this; is the headphone bus pre or post master fader? i need to be able to mute my desktop monitors but still hear on my headphones as I work in an open office environment.

Q: 2. how do I connect this mixer to another mixer?

A: The Yamaha MG06 mixer has a stereo main output that would be able to connect to two input channels on another mixer. You have both XLR and 1/4 jacks available.

Q: 3. Can i plug 1/4 TS cabbles on the 1/2 input?

A: Channels 1 and 2 on the Yamaha MG06 can accept a TS or TRS input connection.

Q: 4. Are they battery amplified?

A: It is not battery amplified.

Q: 5. Does it include the Cubase Ai download with the MG series mixers?

A: No, the Yamaha MG06 6-Input Mixer does not include Cubase AI or any other software since it does not have a built-in USB audio interface.

Q: 6. Item number

A: The model number is HPM-1000 BH #BEHPM1000 • MFR #HPM1000

Q: 7. Will this work as USB class compliant audio interface for AKAI Force with firmware 3.1?

A: This is made for USB compatibility with computers and iOS devices.

Q: 8. I bought this and am trying to figure out how to use it for interviews for video production. Any suggestions?

A: Plug your microphones into the Yamaha mixer and then connect this mixer to your camera or video switcher/mixer.

Q: 9. is the AVB connection different than a Cat5/Cat6 Jack?

A: Same you can use a reg Cat5 cable

Q: 10. Is this good enough to setup karaoke at home using either a smart tv or an old lcd tv with a receiver or any combo of these?

A: Yes, the Yamaha MG06 6-Input Mixer would work well for a karaoke scenario as described. The mixer could take two microphones plus an audio feed from a TV or receiver with an analog, line level audio output, and mix and send all signals out to a set of speakers.