Sonance C4630 SE instruction manual IR Connections see Figure

C4630 SE HOME AUDIO SYSTEM

IR Connections (see Figure 9)	1	2		3
1. IR L I N K Port: 3.5mm mini jack that creates
	an IR buss for
Common IR signals when using multiple C4630	SEs in a system.
• When using two C4630 SEs, use a 3.5mm mono mini cable to		IR LINK	PROGRAMMED IR OUT	Z
				O
connect the IR Link jacks on the two units.				N
				E

• When using three or more C4630 SE Controllers, use mini			1	2	3	4	1
	IR ROUTING	2	3
	1
plug Y-adaptors on the IR Link jack on the Primary C4630 SE	1 COM > PROG
	2 OFF			COMMON IR OUT
to connect to the IR Link jacks of the Secondary C4630 SEs.	3 PROG > COM

2. P R O G R A M M E D	IR	O UT Ports:	Four 3.5mm mini jacks that	4	5	6
output IR commands to the four individual source components						Figure 9: IR Connections
as configured	in	the Sonance	Control Manager. (The default

Programmed IR Port settings correspond to the Input Source numbering:
				PROGRAMMED	COMMON
Port 1 = Source 1, etc.) Allows IR signals to be routed to specific source
components,	for selective control of multiple same-brand, same-model			IR PORT OUTPUT	IR PORT OUTPUT
components.			POSITION 1	Programmed IR	Common IR
				Signals
• Connect one Sonance OptiLinQ®-type IR emitter to each Programmed IR			COM > PROG	Common IR	Signals
Out port for each source component to be controlled. Attach one emitter				Signals
to the IR window on each source component.			POSITION 2	Programmed IR	Common IR
3. Z O N E IR D A T A LED: Six amber LEDs (one for each zone) that flash		to	OFF	Signals	Signals
indicate IR activity in their respective zones.			POSITION 3		Common IR
4. IR R O U T I N G	Switch: 3-Position switch that determines which signals are			Programmed IR	Signals
			PROG > COM	Signals	Programmed IR
output by the Programmed and Common IR ports (see chart in Figure 10).					Signals
For most installations, the IR emitters will be connected to the Common		IR	Figure 10: IR Routing Switch Function
ports, with the IR Routing Switch left in the PROGRAMMED > COMMON position.
5. C O M M O N IR	O UT Ports: Four 3.5mm mini jacks that output all IR	commands regardless of zone			for all source

components (all zones have control of all sources). Intended for all systems except those that contain multiple same- brand, same-model source components.

•Connect one Sonance OptiLinQ-type IR emitter to each COMMON IR Out port for each common source component to be controlled. Attach one emitter to the IR window on each source component.

6. L O C A L IR O UT Ports: Six 3.5mm mini jacks (one for each zone) that allow control of a specific source component from a specific zone. Connect one Sonance OptiLinQ-type emitter to the appropriate Local IR Out jack and attach the emitter to the source component’s IR window.

Example: The living room is Zone 1. The CD changer is Source 2 and is to be controlled only from the living room. Connect the IR emitter to the Zone 1 Local IR Out jack and attach it to the IR window on the CD changer.

The CD changer can be controlled only from the living room, but all zones can still select Source 2 and listen to the CD changer when it is playing.

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