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INSTALLATION — CONNECTING SOURCES
Connecting Source Components to the distributed audio system
The system provides six source inputs that can be accessed by any zone. Inputs 1 ~ 4 are stereo, unbalanced, line level source inputs
via RCA style female connectors. Input 5 provides a connection for a personal audio device or PC sound card via the 3.5mm stereo
jack. Input 6 provides one S/PDIF input for a CD, DVD, cable, or satellite box via the Tos link jack, as well as a second 3.5mm jack.
The 3.5mm stereo jack on input 6 takes priority over the Toslink connector; do not connect cables to both the Toslink and 3.5mm jack
the same time.
Input 1 can be used as a paging or global; all-zones, input. When a source is connected to input 1 and 12Vdc is applied to the PA-IN
jack (tip positive), source 1 will be broadcast to all zones. If there is no DC voltage is applied to the PA-IN jack, source 1 will operate
like normal.
Infrared Emitter Outputs
The system has an IR repeater system built-in and each source has a corresponding Infrared (IR) emitter output. The IR emitter output
is tied to the corresponding source device, or all (global) source control. Program a universal remote to operate all six of the input
devices. Point the universal remote at the keypad to transmit the IR control codes through the system to the source devices. With an IR
emitter connected to an IR EM ITTER output jack and the emitter placed over the source device IR receiver window, the source devices
can be controlled from any zone.
CD, DVD or Music Player
COAX
RCA
(OPTICAL)
POWER
DIGITAL
SATELLITE IN
S-VIDEO OUT
VIDEO OUT
AUDIO OUT
AUDIO OUT
HDMI
ETHERNET
SATA
PHONE LINE
3.5mm
Stereo
Digital Optical
IR Emitter
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