Ayre Acoustics TK-8150, TK-7150 specifications Trigger Control

Models: TK-8150 TK-7150

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Trigger Control

To change the remote control handset to operate the CX-7eMP, simply press the number button “7” five times in succession. (Please note that the “Audio” button used to select soundtracks on DVD discs will have no function in this configuration.) Press the number button “8” five times in succession to change the remote handset to operate the DX-5. To return the remote handset to operate the C-5xeMPagain, press the number button “5” five times in succession.

To ascertain the current configuration of the remote control handset, press the number button “0” five times in succession. The backlight illumination will flash five times to indicate that it is configured to operate the C-5xeMP, seven times to indicate that it is configured to operate the CX-7eMP, or eight times to indicate that it is configured to operate the DX-5.

Trigger Control

A trigger control allows one component to control the “Standby” state of another component. If there are no AyreLink source components available to control the operation of the KX-R preamplifier, it may be convenient to use the trigger control from a source component.

The trigger signal from a source component will directly control the KX-R preamplifier. The KX-R can then in turn control amplifiers linked by the AyreLink communications system. Connect the AyreLink ports of your components in a daisy-chain fashion as described in the chapter “Connections and Installation” with the KX-R at one end of the chain. The unused AyreLink port on the preamplifier is then used as a trigger input.

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Ayre Acoustics TK-8150, TK-7150 specifications Trigger Control