Keypad Features | Xantech mrc88 specification

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Model MRC88

KEYPAD FEATURES

•Flush-mount, snap-in wall unit with universal wall mounting plate. Requires a 4" x 4" hole cutout in wall (use included template).

•Connects to MRC88 Controller/Amplifier via CAT5 cable terminated with RJ45 connectors.

•Configurable LCD panel (via supplied Dragon Drop-IR™ software).

•20 buttons (8 source select, 11 function, 1 power).

•Programmable dual functionality (tiered) “push-and-hold” on most buttons.

•Backlit LCD and buttons w/ rear panel brightness adjustment

•Variable backlight timeout.

•Bi-colored Status LED for power and status.

•Broadband IR receiver (30KHz to 100KHz) w/rear panel sensitivity adjustment.

•Rear Panel IR Input connections for addition of external IR Receivers and/or Keypads

•Rear Panel IR IN Zone Output connections for control of in-room components

•Two RJ45 connectors allow multiple keypads to be daisy-chained (up to 4 keypads per zone)

•Optional New Construction back-box (Xantech Part# MRCBOX) for Keypad mounting.

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Xantech mrc88 installation instructions Keypad Features

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MODEL MRC88 EIGHT ZONE - EIGHT SOURCE AUDIO/VIDEO CONTROLLER/AMPLIFIER SYSTEMINSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE NO USER-SERVICEABLEPARTS INSIDEREFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL Page TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION 1 GENERAL INFORMATION & FEATURESSECTION 2 INSTALLATION & CONNECTIONS SECTION 3 PRE-PROGRAMMINGTHE MRC88 SECTION 4 PROGRAMMING THE CONTROLLER LEARNING IR COMMANDS CREATING PALETTE FILESCONFIGURING SOURCE ICONS ON MRC88 KEYPAD LCD PLACING COMMANDS ONTO THE VIRTUAL KEYPAD SECTION 5 ADVANCED/EXPANDED PROGRAMMING SECTION SECTION 7 TWEAKING THE SYSTEMSECTION Model MRC88 Page2003 Xantech Corporation Section 1 General Information & Features GENERAL INFORMATION IMPORTANT NOTE A MRC88 System can be a single controller with keypads for up to Eight zones or two connected controllers and keypads for up to Sixteen zones. There are three different setup modes in the Dragon Drop-IRSoftware. The Basic mode allows quick setup and programming for an Eight zone system. It assumes all zones will use factory defaults and will behave exactly the same. The Advanced mode allows customization of system configuration for functions such as zone link, monitor lockout, unique IR programming by zone, etc. The Expanded mode allows programming of systems with more than Eight zones using linked MRC88 Controllers Figure 1 - System Block Diagram SYSTEM OVERVIEW CONTROLLER/AMPLIFIER FEATURES KEYPAD FEATURES MRC88 FRONT PANEL FEATURES AND CONNECTIONS System Status Power-UpMode1.Front Panel PROTECT ON OFF Zone Status Active-OperationalMode MRC88 REAR PANEL FEATURES AND CONNECTIONS 22.Source Component Input Connections 23.Source Loop-ThruConnections MRC88 KEYPAD FEATURE DESCRIPTIONS MRC88 KEYPAD - FRONT FEATURES 1.MRC88 Keypad dFast Red Blink = IR Sensor INPUT or Keypad OUTPUT MRC88 KEYPAD - REAR FEATURES AND CONNECTIONS Section 2 Installation & Connections INSTALLATION MRC88 Keep perforations on top cover freeof obstructions EXPANDED Figure 7 - MRC88 Keypad mounting template Note Do not tighten screws MRC88 KEYPAD REMOVAL CONNECTING THE MRC88 CONTROLLER/AMPLIFIER SOURCE RELATED CONNECTIONSAudio Connections BASIC/ADVANCED Video Connections BASIC/ADVANCED CSM1 Threshold Adjustments ADVANCEDBASIC/ADVANCED EXPANDED ZONE RELATED WIRING CONNECTIONS BASIC/ADVANCED/EXPANDEDEXPANDED RJ45 Connector at Controller/AmplifierCat 5 Cable BASIC/ADVANCED/EXPANDED Composite Video Control Out BASIC/ADVANCED CO1 AND CO2 ZONES 7 & BASIC/ADVANCED/EXPANDEDZONE IR BASIC/ADVANCED/EXPANDED EXPANDED Single Keypad CAT5 Connections Multiple Keypad ConnectionsKEYPAD CONNECTIONS AND JUMPER SETTINGS Table 1 - MRC88 Keypad Address Settings Sensor EnableApplication Zone Termination CONNECTING SOURCE COMPONENTS LINKING TWO MRC88 CONTROLLER/AMPLIFIER UNITS MRC88 Connecting Block located on rear of Keypad Figure 11 - MRC88 Keypad CAT5 Cable Lengths 1.Zones with IR Receiver ONLY BASIC/ADVANCED/EXPANDEDBASIC/ADVANCED/EXPANDED Composite Video Modulated Video SETTING-UPTHE MRC88 SYSTEM Figure 13 -TypicalMRC88 SystemBASIC/ADVANCED EXPANDED Section 3 Pre-Programmingthe MRC88 PLANNING THE SYSTEM BASIC MODEADVANCED MODE EXPANDED MODE SOFTWARE INSTALLATION Windows 98/ME/NT/2000/XP INCLUDED HARDWARE & SOFTWARE ITEMSSTARTING MRC88 DRAGON DROP-IRSOFTWARE SERIAL PORT SELECTION STARTING A PROJECT LEARNING IR COMMANDS Creating Palette Files BUILT-INIR CODE LIBRARY BASIC/ADVANCED/EXPANDEDBASIC/ADVANCED/EXPANDED Figure Built-InMfg’s IR Command Library LEARNING IR COMMANDS BASIC/ADVANCED/EXPANDEDUSING THE PALETTE EDITOR Source BRAND selection in Palette Editor Source COMPONENT selection in Palette Editor To Rename an Existing Function To Add a New FunctionCREATING A PALETTE FILE BASIC/ADVANCED/EXPANDED GETTING SOURCE COMMANDS FROM THE INTERNET Figure 19 Creating a Palette FileEDITING BRAND, COMPONENT, AND FUNCTION LISTS Importing CCF Files Importing Discrete IR Hex Codes ENTERING RS232 COMMAND STRINGS Figure 20 Importing Discrete IR CodesADVANCED/EXPANDED USING THE RS232 PALETTE EDITOR Using PC TEST Using MRC88 TESTRS232 Palette Editor Window Entering RS232 Command Strings CREATING AN RS232 PALETTE FILE ADVANCED/EXPANDED Figure 23 Creating an RS232 Palette File CONFIGURING SOURCE ICONS ON MRC88 KEYPAD LCD Section 4 Programming The ControllerBASIC/ADVANCED/EXPANDED Figure 24 - MRC88 Keypad LCD Icon Generator CREATING NEW ICONSSELECTING ICONS FROM THE ICON GENERATOR DOWNLOADING SOURCE ICONS TO THE KEYPAD PLACING COMMANDS ONTO THE VIRTUAL KEYPAD PLACING COMMANDS ON THE VIRTUAL KEYPADSELECTING IR PALETTES BASIC/ADVANCED/EXPANDED BASIC 5.Repeat for all buttons / all sources ADVANCED/EXPANDED Figure Button Edit Pop-UpMenu EDITING BUTTONS ON THE VIRTUAL KEYPADPUSH & HOLD TIERED COMMANDS EDITING COMMANDS IN THE MACRO COMMAND LIST WINDOW BASIC/ADVANCED/EXPANDEDBASIC/ADVANCED/EXPANDED BASIC/ADVANCED/EXPANDED Zone 1 thru Figure 27 Editing CommandsADVANCED/EXPANDED PROGRAMMING POWER MANAGEMENT BASIC/ADVANCED/EXPANDED BASIC 8.Repeat for all components necessaryADVANCED/EXPANDED PROGRAMMING SENSE TRIGGER CODES ADVANCED/EXPANDED 8.Repeat for all trigger inputs desired ZONE OPTIONS CONFIGURATION Default settings set in BASIC Mode are as followsNAME OF ZONE ADVANCED/EXPANDED RC68 CODE GROUP PRE AMP VOLUME ADJUST SETTINGS ADVANCED/EXPANDED IR LOOP BACK SETTINGS ADVANCED/EXPANDEDBASIC ADVANCED/EXPANDED TRANSFERRING THE PROJECT Figure 32 Configuring Commands for IR IN ZONEBASIC Section 5 Advanced/Expanded Programming CONTROLLER OPTIONS PROGRAMMINGZONE AUDIO INPUT IR ROUTING BACK-LIGHTCONTROLMODE OF OPERATION EXPANDED OPTIONS RS232 SETTINGS MONITOR LOCKOUT MODE Factory default “DISABLED” Factory default “DISABLED” ZONE LINKING PROGRAMMING Figure 37 - Dynamic Zone Link Programming Zones 1,2,3 & 4 programmed for Dynamic Linking RS232 INPUT TRANSLATOR LINK ALL DYNAMICLINK ALL STATIC CLEAR ALL PROGRAMMING IR COMMANDS AND SEQUENCES Figure 39 - RC68 IR Command Macro Window RC68+ IR CODE TRIGGERED SEQUENCER PROGRAMMING INTERNAL AMPLIFIER COMMANDS Figure 41 - Using Internal Amplifier Commands Table 2 - Internal Amplifier Commands PROGRAMMING IN EXPANDED MODE ENABLING EXPANDED MODEPHYSICAL CONNECTIONS IN EXPANDED MODE RS232 CONTROL WHILE IN EXPANDED MODE Figure 42 Expanded Controller Connections Sources 1 throughPrimary MRC88 Controller/Amplifier From A/V loopthroughs on Primary Controller Section 6 Completing the Programming Process TRANSFERRING A PROJECT TO THE MRC88UPLOADING MRC88 PROJECTS BASIC/ADVANCED SAVING AND BACKING-UPFILES USING BACKUP FILESAUTOMATIC SAVE SAVE PROJECT AS FIRMWARE UPGRADE OPTIONIS WARM FIRMWARE UPGRADECOLD FIRMWARE UPGRADE DOWNLOADING FIRMWARE FILES FROM THE WEB Section 7 Tweaking the System ADVANCED/EXPANDED MAKING FINE ADJUSTMENTS TRIMMING SOURCE AUDIO INPUT LEVELS ZONE ADJUSTMENTS KEYPAD ADJUSTMENTS POWERING THE ZONE ON AND OFF SETTING THE VOLUMEACCESSING TIER 2 COMMANDS Section 8 Operating Instructions ZONE SETTINGS AUDIO ADJUSTMENTS BASIC/ADVANCED/EXPANDEDSYSTEM STATUS BASIC/ADVANCED DYNAMIC ZONE LINK ADVANCED 2.Press the button for the zone to be unlinked. Z1, Z2, etc The keypad status LED’s will show ‘busy’ rapid amber flash for 10 seconds after the last button press, then ‘time out’ and return to normal use mode LED /green, LCD/normal display. The small ‘L’ will no longer appear. The zones will resume independent control EXPANDED TYPES OF COMMANDS Table 2 Rear Com Port Connector Pin OutSection 9 Appendix RS232 CONTROL 7PR1+ ?5SS+?5SS3+ COMMANDS COMMANDNAME EXAMPLES/COMMENTS QUERIES NAMEQUERY RESPONSE VOLUME LEVEL 39 Steps KEYPAD BUTTON ID MRC88 SETTING BASS/TREBLE LEVELLEVEL in dB MRC88 Setting BALANCE LEVELLeft Speaker Right Speaker TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEMPROBABLE CAUSE AND SOLUTION PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE AND SOLUTIONa Because of the wide variety of IR coding and PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE AND SOLUTIONThe following items may have interfered with the RS232 AND EXPANSION PIN OUT INFORMATION PROBLEMPROBABLE CAUSE AND SOLUTION Model MRC88 SPECIFICATIONS CERTIFICATIONSVideo IR Sensor Page Model MRC882003 Xantech Corporation Model MRC88 2003 Xantech CorporationPage XANTECH CORPORATION 12950 Bradley Avenue, Sylmar CAPage Model MRC88