GALILEO 616 AES

The Galileo 616 AES is a new version of the processor for the Galileo loudspeaker management system. The new processor provides 16 matrix outputs on
eight AES/EBU (AES3) digital outputs. Use this addendum as a supplement to the Galileo User Guide. It details the differences between a standard Galileo
616 processor and the new Galileo 616 AES.
Outputs

The top row of eight XLR audio outputs provides 16 channels of AES3 digital outputs (two channels per output; 1–2, 3–4, 5–6, 7–8, and so forth). When connecting
these outputs to the inputs of AES/EBU devices, use only cables rated for AES3 signals. The bottom row of eight XLR audio outputs (9–16) provides
eight channels of analog outputs and functions the same as a standard Galileo 616. Any output processing applied to outputs 9–16 are mirrored in
digital format on the appropriate AES3 output and on the corresponding analog output.
There is no difference between the Galileo 616 AES and the standard Galileo 616 in the following:

Inputs
Processing
Compass Software
Communications
SIM 3 Integration
Front Panel Control
DSP Architecture
Real-World Protection
Firmware

Galileo 616 AES Loudspeaker Management Processor Back Panel

Galileo 616 AES Clocking Scheme

Galileo 616 AES Typical Application
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Update Information
Release Notes
Firmware Installation
Online Instructions
User Guides
Compass User Guide
Compass User Guide Addendum 2.2.0
Compass User Guide Addendum 2.4.0
Compass User Guide Addendum 2.4.1
Compass User Guide Addendum 2.5.0
Compass User Guide Addendum 2.5.2
Compass User Guide Addendum 2.6.0
Compass User Guide Addendum 2.6.1
Compass User Guide Addendum 2.6.2
Galileo User Guide
Galileo 616 AES User Guide Addendum
Galileo Quick Start Guide
Architectural Specs
Network Setup Tips
Connection Procedures
Support
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