Niles Audio iC2 manual TV Array Mode and Integration with a RFG

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System Configuration #2 also shows an RS232 controllable lighting system connected to the HT-MSU RS232 SRC6 port. In this configuration, there are 2 sources (a DVD and a DSS satellite receiver) being “shared” with the house-wide multizone distributed audio receiver. The HT-MSU sends IR codes for both of the shared sources out of the Global IR Output port into the multizone’s IR IN port. The HT-MSU’s 12V Output #1 is connected to the multizone’s HT SYNC port, which ensures that the “shared” sources are turned On and Off correctly. The multizone “knows” that the home theater system is On or Off via this 12V connection.

SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 3

TV ARRAY MODE AND INTEGRATION WITH A RFG

Flat Panel Displays

Flat Panel Display

HT Receiver

Satellite Receiver

 

Media Server

12 V DC

 

Power Supply

 

 

CS12V

 

DVD Player

PAR4

Flasher

12 Volt

RS232

CAT-5 Cable

RFG

HT-MSU

RF ZigBee Antenna

 

 

Figure 7. System Configuration 3

iC2 Remote

System Configuration #3 (Figure 7), shows two more system design features of the iC2 System. The iC2 System has a design feature called TV Array. Here, a Niles PAR4 Simplified IR Router is used with the HT-MSU to control an array of identical televisions.

NOTE: IN ORDER TO USE THE TV ARRAY FEATURE, ALL OF THE TVS NEED TO BE IDENTICAL OR RESPOND TO THE SAME IR CODES. ADDITIONALLY, THE TVS MUST HAVE SEPARATE ON AND OFF POWER COMMANDS AND DIRECT ACCESS INPUT COMMANDS.

A Niles 3.5mm to 3.5mm cable connects the PAR4 to the HT-MSU’s IR TV/7 port. On the Niles PAR4, Niles MicroFlashers are connected to the numbered outputs 1 through 4. The main TV should be connected to the PAR4 #1 output. When the end user presses any Master Key from an All Off situation, the Main TV (PAR4 #1) turns on. Master Key 8 is labeled TV Array. Press the TV Array Master Key (Master Key 8), then press one of the number keys 1, 2, 3 or 4. This allows the end user to control that TV in the array of TVs. Two Niles PAR4s can be used for a maximum of 8 TVs in the TV array.

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Contents Page Congratulations Table of ContentsIntroduction Complete System BIG Button Remote with Convenient FeaturesFeatures and Benefits Simple Control of Complex SystemsIntelligent Integration with Multizone Systems Installation FlexibilityReliable Zigbee RF Communication Assignable Relays and 12V OutputsContents IC2 RemoteParts Guide IC2 Remote Bottom View Home Theater Main System Unit HT-MSU Niles Audio Corporation 1-800-BUY-HIFI IR Output Ports RS232 Output PortsSystem Design Considerations Plug it into the switched outlet of the receiver, or Source Power Status ConnectionsAssignable Relays Assignable 12 Volt OutputsNiles Audio Corporation 1-800-BUY-HIFI System ConfigurationFlasher Volt RS232 Conductor Video Synch System ConfigurationRS232 Video Synch Flasher VoltTV Array Mode and Integration with a RFG Use sheetrock screws Placement of the HT-MSUInstallation Considerations Antenna ConsiderationsWiring Considerations HT-MSU requires several different types of wires runsTech TIP Programming Preparations and Worksheet See the Accessories Section for More InformationPC connection for programming Steps InstallationIC2 Remote Battery Connect the Charging Power SupplyConnect ALL Flashers Connect Power to the HT-MSU. Check LED, Disconnect PowerRing Sleeve Tip MaleConnect Connect ALL StatusConnect the Sensor Cable to IR Input Connect RelaysInstallation Connect AntennaExtend and Mount the Antenna Solutions Hardware IssuesTroubleshooting ProblemSource Powering On or Off Incorrectly Accessories 10’ cable with a 3.5mm plugIR pass-through on HT-MSU FG01407 North America FG01408 International Accessories25A 12VDC Universal Power Supply An optional device that can be Used instead of the suppliedSequence capability 450 thirty-two step sequences SpecificationsRF .4-GHz frequency ZigBee wireless mesh technology Warranty Two-year limitedFor the Name of Your Nearest Authorized Niles Dealer Contact Limited WarrantyWarrantyregistrationcardcard Warranty Registration DEPT. P.O. BOX 160818 MIAMI, FloridaDr. Miss Mr. Mrs. Ms L e s a u d i o C o r p o r a t i o n