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Each keypad must be programmed individually and it will save the label names even if the keypad is disconnected from the systems. The MR164 keypad labels can be programmed offsite if desired.
Note: All of the MR164 keypads in this system have to be programmed with the same labels and in the same source order.
The sources should be connected, but it is not necessary to have the source wires connected to program the keypad labels.
Using the back of this manual, please write down the source name connected to source 1, source 2, source 3, source 4, source 5, source 6 and source 7.
With the amplifier turned on and the zone identification completed (above), the source input labels are now ready to be programmed. This is how the source that has been selected, and is playing, is easily identified on the keypad LCD readout.
First the system must be powered up, but all zones turned off. The keypad will display:
System Off
To enter the installer menu from “System Off” press the keypad MUTE button for about 1 second then immediately press the INPUT for about 5 seconds. Release the INPUT button as soon as the LCD displays:
Source 1
Now press the UP or DOWN buttons next to the INPUT buttons to scroll through the label selections for source A on the bottom row of the LCD display. When the correct selection is displayed press the INPUT button to confirm this choice.
Note: If a mistake is made, go though the rest of the programming setup, and restart the installer mode again.
The LCD display then displays:
Source 2
Press the UP or DOWN buttons next to the INPUT buttons again to scroll through the label selections for source 2 on the bottom row of the LCD display. When the correct selection is displayed press the INPUT button to confirm this choice.
Continue programming for sources 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 in the same manner. The keypad labels have been set. To change any of the labels you can
3.Equalization (if required). The LCD display then displays
