Canada the label will read AC120V, 60Hz. or near a swimming pool. 4. Do Not Touch The CP 4.6 With Wet Hands – Do not handle the CP 4.6 6. Carts and Stands - The appliance should be used only or power cord when your hands are wet or damp.
PTM-1 Paging Modules add whole-house paging Interface connections are provided for cascading as capabilities. many as four CP 4.6s. An RS-232 port allows the CP 4.6 Wiring Instructions AUDIO/VIDEO SOURCES Make line level and composite video connections from source equipment to the CP 4.6 as shown in Figure 1.
Wiring Instructions CONNECTING AMPLIFIERS Connect the Zone Output of each CP 4.6 zone to one amplifiers, such as the Russound DPA-1.2, connect as line input of a multichannel amp. Figure 2 shows a shown in Figure 3 (see p. 6). Use good quality audio connection to the Russound DPA-6.12 Twelve Channel...
NPUT COMMON AND ZONE TRIGGER OUTPUTS Figure 4 – Common and Zone trigger outputs The CP 4.6 provides four Zone-Specific and one Common +12VDC trigger outputs (Figure 4). The Zone-Specific triggers are turned on when the corresponding zone is on. The Common trigger is turned on when any zone is on.
CONNECTING VIDEO MONITORS Each CP 4.6 zone has a composite video output to allow viewing video from any of six A/V sources. Connect monitors as shown in Figure 5 using RG6U cable with RCA type connectors. If more than two monitors are being used in a zone, a composite video distribution amplifier is recommended.
FIXED ZONE LINE OUT: CREATING SUBZONES The CP 4.6 has six buffered, fixed-level audio/video outputs as shown previously in Figure 1 (p. 4). When set to FIXED ZONE LINE OUT (Figure 7), the last four outputs can be used to create subzones of each main zone.
Wiring Instructions PAGING TRIGGER OUTPUT MUTE INPUT The CP 4.6 is equipped with a paging trigger output The CP 4.6 system mutes when a +12VDC signal is (Figure 8) that switches on during a page. This output applied to the mute input (Figure 8). This allows can be used to trigger an external amplifier, muting connection of external paging or muting devices.
PRESET PROCEDURE PRESET recalls settings for the current zone previously stored in memory. A preset can be recalled at the CP 4.6 front panel, on a PCK keypad, or via the PRC-1 remote control. 1. Select a zone using ZONE SELECT.
Peripheral Devices PCK KEYPADS IR DEVICES Each of the CP 4.6’s zones can be remotely operated by The keypad ports are also compatible with infrared a keypad or IR device. There are four keypad ports on devices such as Russound 848, 1257, 1258, and 844 the rear panel.
PCK KEYPAD CONTROL FUNCTIONS Infrared Receiver – Receives IR commands from LOUD – Selects and indicates loudness on/off. Russound PRC-1 remote or a source component’s Source Select – Selects and shows input source. remote. SELECT – Selects function (bass, treble, SYSTEM ON –...
Use 22-24 AWG twisted pair shielded wire to connect except the zone where the page originates. The PAGE the SPG to the CP 4.6 page input as shown in Figure 13. ALL input will allow paging to all zones. A page turns on...
Peripheral Devices IR EMITTERS Figure 15 – Source-specific infrared outputs The CP 4.6 has seven IR outputs: Source 1–6 and Common. Source 1–6 outputs are source-specific and provide IR signals only to the selected source; the Common output provides IR signals to all sources.
The Russound PRC-1 remote control is preprogrammed to operate more than 1,000 audio and video components, including the CP 4.6. Set it up by simply punching in a three-digit code that matches your equipment. The PRC-1 also has the ability to learn new functions, allowing you to customize it and update it as you add new equipment.
Multiple Controllers INSTALLING MULTIPLE CP 4.6 CONTROLLERS Your CP 4.6 may either have 2 female DB-25s or As many as four CP 4.6s can be cascaded via DB-25 1 male and 1 female DB-25. For units equipped with connectors. Cascading links multizone functions such as...
RS-232 COMMAND PROTOCOLS Commands are sent from RS-232 controlling device to the CP 4.6 as 8 ASCII bytes. The first two ASCII bytes “RU” establish that the command is a Russound command for zone commands only. The next 3 bytes “Z01” establish the zone to be controlled.
RS-232 Commands & Update Values MULTI-ZONE COMMANDS RUALZOZN all zones on RUALZOZF all zones off RUSORCLC party mode (source link) RUSORCLN party mode (source/volume link) ZONE COMMANDS Zone number (XX) can be between 01 and 16. Use the addressing switch (Figure 19) to set zone numbers (01-04), (05-08), (09-12), (13-16) RUZXXZON zone on RUZXXSR2 source input 2...
Dimensions: 19" W x 12" D x 3.6" H. Weight: 12 lbs. The CP 4.6 complies with the requirements of the standards for Audio Video Products and Accessories (UL 1492, 1st Edition) and Radio, Television, and Electronic Apparatus (CSA C22.2 No. 1-M94).
Warranty & Repair The Russound CP 4.6 is fully guaranteed against all defects in materials and workman- ship for two (2) years from the date of purchase. During this period, Russound will replace any defective parts and correct any defect in workmanship without charge for either parts or labor.
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PR-4Zi and CP4.6 TEST PROCEDURE The purpose of this Test Procedure is to instruct not only the Russound Test Department on how to test the product but to instruct any outside Service Technician that might need to do so as well. There are several pictures throughout the Test Procedure to help the technician test the product.
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Equipment Needed: Line Level Audio Source (Tuner) CP4.6 CP4.6 Diagnostic Program Speakers CP4.6 Instruction Manual 12Volt LED Indicator (1/8 inch jack, LED, 1K ohm resistor) IR LED Indicator 2 845.1 Amplifier PCK-IR DPA 1.2 Power Cord (09-0504) DB-25 Cable RS-232 Cable Inspection: Inspect Sheet Metal for scratches Inspect screening for correct labeling.
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6. ALL ON – With all zones off press ALL ON. All zone LEDs should go on. 7. ALL OFF – With all zones on press ALL OFF. All zone LEDs should go off. Figure 1. Figure 2.
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Figure 3. 12Volt Trigger Out Test: 1. Turn on all zones by pressing "ALL ON" on the front of the CP4.6. All four zone LEDs on front panel should illuminate. Check the Common 12Volt Trigger Out on rear panel, there should be 12VDC. Check the 12Volt Trigger Outputs (4), there should be 12VDC at each output.
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Note: Steps 3 through 10 should be done on the CP 4.6. 3. Turn Zone 1 on by pressing ON/OFF, the Zone 1 LED should illuminate. 4. Press VOLUME UP the volume should increase. The increase should be heard through both speakers.
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Output. Attach the IR LED Indicators to the all Source 1 Emitter Outputs. The Test PCK-IR Keypad should still be attached to the Zone 1 Keypad input. 2. Control Source 1 component with the remote from the PCK-IR Keypad. Ensure the source can be controlled from both the Common IR Output and the Source IR Output.
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Disconnect the Right Side of the “Zone 2 ADP-1” output from the Source 1 input. Listen to ensure the Audio is only being heard in one speaker. 7. Reconnect the Right Side of the line level source output to the Source 1 input. Test: Reconnect the Right Side of the “Zone 2 ADP-1”...
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3. Put the “A-Bus” Ready switches (4) on the rear of the CP4.6 in the “Fixed Loop Out” position. 4. Ensure that Zone 1 on the front panel is selected to Source 1. 5. Listen to ensure the audio is heard through both speakers. 6.
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5. Set Zone 1 to Source 1. 6. Press The Party button once, the Source/Volume Link indicator will light. 7. Zones 2, 3, and 4 should now be on Source 1. 8. Set the CP4.6 for Zone 4 by selecting the Zone 4 button. Change the source to Source 2.
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6. Press the SPG Keypad button and speak into the Keypad. You should be able to hear your voice over the speakers. 7. Check the Page Trigger Output on the back of the CP4.6. There should be 12VDC, every time a page is initiated. Test: The LED on the 12Volt LED Indicator should light every time a page is initiated.
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RS232 Test: 1. Connect the RS-232 port on the CP 4.6 to the RS-232 communications port on a computer, using a standard DB-9 RS-232 cable. 2. Open the CP 4.6 Diagnostic Program by clicking the CP 4.6 Diagnostic Program Icon on the computer.
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7. With one of the CP4.6s with Zone 1 selected, change sources on the front panel. The source change should be seen on both CP4.6s. 8. Set the other CP4.6 for Zone 2, change sources on the front panel. The source change should be seen on both CP4.6s.
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