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CAUTION: When changing the group numbers, you must connect an IR receiver to each amplifier pair's IR input (item 11, Fig. 3) one at a time. You cannot use the Common IR Input (item 15, Fig. 3) as this will change them all to a different, but same number.
7.After the Code Groups are set up, "teach" volume and other commands from the RC68+ Programmer (Fig. 4) into learning remote controls (and the keypads) dedicated to each room. Be sure to set the RC68+ to the specific Code Group Number that corresponds to the ones chosen for each of the amplifier pairs, during this "teaching" process.
NOTE: With a Common IR Bus system, you cannot carry the same remote control from
If you wish to carry remotes that have the same codes from
8.To keep the system cost low, no AC power management is included. The user would need to operate the power switching for each component individually, using front panel power switches, or IR, as appropriate. Individual room Standby ON/OFF is provided, however. The STATUS of Standby ON/OFF is indicated at the IR receivers and keypads via the STATUS line connection to each room, as shown.
9.This system is primarily set up to distribute music to each room. A video feed to a single room could also be done at low cost. However, video distribution to all rooms would add additional layers of complexity and cost that would best be handled by a
10.When connecting speakers for each room, be sure to observe correct polarities as shown in Fig. 6.
A Basic Dedicated IR System - Non-Dedicated Keypads and Remotes.
A typical system of this type is shown in Fig. 9, where each remote room has a Dedicated IR path going to the PA635 amplifier pair that controls it. The IR bus is not connected in common as it is in Fig. 8. It eliminates the need for dedicated remotes, allowing you to carry the same remote(s) from
This system is similar in many respects to the previous system (Fig. 8), but differs as follows:
1.A
2.Note that the ZONE numbers on the
3.Since the
4.While use of the
5.The desired volume and other commands from the RC68+ Programmer (see Fig. 4) need to be "taught" into learning remote controls (such as the Xantech URC types) and Smart Pads used in the system, either directly or by using Dragon Drop IR™.
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