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<blockquote data-quote="Karl Barnes" data-source="post: 74674" data-attributes="member: 2121">Re: P16-M Power and label contrastThe Ultranet output from the X32 rear panel does not supply power.I&#039;ve fallen foul of that as well (my fault, didn&#039;t RTFM!).Only the P16D is able to supply power over Ethernet (PoE) for the P16Ms.If you&#039;re using two or more P16Ms, it&#039;s worth spending the extra cash on the P16D (I use 5 x P16Ms with my band).Not having to worry about where to plug in the wall wart for each unit is worth the expense, imo.I&#039;ve mounted one on a mic stand and put it out front with the lead singer.The only cable running to it is a long CAT5 cable.As for the contrast of the text on the units in low light, invest in a £5 LED book light, or write some labels with a Brother PTouch or similar.I did the latter with mine, as we&#039;re using all 16 channels.No complaints so far.Karl.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Karl Barnes, post: 74674, member: 2121"] Re: P16-M Power and label contrast The Ultranet output from the X32 rear panel does not supply power. I've fallen foul of that as well (my fault, didn't RTFM!). Only the P16D is able to supply power over Ethernet (PoE) for the P16Ms. If you're using two or more P16Ms, it's worth spending the extra cash on the P16D (I use 5 x P16Ms with my band). Not having to worry about where to plug in the wall wart for each unit is worth the expense, imo. I've mounted one on a mic stand and put it out front with the lead singer. The only cable running to it is a long CAT5 cable. As for the contrast of the text on the units in low light, invest in a £5 LED book light, or write some labels with a Brother PTouch or similar. I did the latter with mine, as we're using all 16 channels. No complaints so far. Karl. [/QUOTE]

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