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Revox M10 Owner's Manual

Revox M10 Owner's Manual

Modular audio multiroom system
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  • Page 1 Re:system Modular Audio Multiroom System Dominating Entertainment. Revox of Switzerland V2.00...
  • Page 2 Re:system...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    M10 – Introduction Safety M10 Unit Views Installation and Assembly M10 in a 19” Cabinet Overview: M10 Connection Panel Connection Panel Description Ethernet Interface M10 Setup Ethernet Setup Source Setup Remote Setup Scene function Version Control Guarantee Scope of delivery...

  • Page 4: M10 - Introduction

    Which music sources can be heard in the individual rooms depends only on which modules are in use. The M10 offers 9 free plug-in slots that populated with modules. These modules cover a whole range of...

  • Page 5: Safety

    This guarantees that even if the neutral line is broken, no accessible part of the unit is under voltage. The M10 is equipped with this protection class in order to effectively eliminate sound-damaging ground-loops.

  • Page 6: Installation And Operation

    Installation and operation Please check the unit and accessories for any signs of transit damage after unpacking. Read the operation manual through carefully before starting to use the unit. Keep the manual for later reference. A unit that shows signs of mechanical damage or which has had liquid in it may not be connected to the mains supply.

  • Page 7: Regulations Pertaining To The Unit

    - is unstable - has high humidity You must ensure that neither the ventilation slots nor the fans on the back of the M10 are not covered and that there is sufficient ventilation. should be a gap of at least 5 cm in all directions between the M10 and the built-in rack.

  • Page 8: M10 Unit Views

    M10 Unit views M10 Front view M10 Rear view Note: Slots A1 and A2 may only be populated with second generation modules that have been developed since the start of 2008. These can be identified by the following symbol on the back...

  • Page 9: Installation And Assembly

    Installation and assembly The M10 is an 19“ build-in unit, which was principally conceived for insertion into a 19” cabinet. Thanks to the integrated unit feet, however, it is possible to position it outside of a 19” cabinet. Installation in a 19“ cabinet...
  • Page 10 Modifying the retaining bracket 1. All 6 Allen screws (3 mm) are re- moved from both sides of the M10 2. Now, the retaining bracket is moved from the front to the back in the corres- ponding position. 3. All 6 screws are...

  • Page 11: M10 In A 19" Cabinet

    Re:system M10 Installation in a 19“ cabinet Sectional view of a 19”cabinet with installed M10 A) M10 retaining bracket forward-spaced. B) M10 retaining bracket inserted.

  • Page 12: Overview: M10 Connection Panel

    Overview: M10 Connection panel M10 – Front side (Partial view) M10 – Rear (Partial view) On/ Off switch Mains connection with fuse Operational display LED, green/blue Error display LED, red LAN Ethernet connection USB-B connection for PC RS232, only for firmware updates...

  • Page 13: Connection Panel Description

    1.6 A, slow-acting at 100 - 120 V~ 0.8 A, slow-acting at 200 - 240 V~ Note: The M10 mains supply is fitted with a non-grounded rubber connector. For this reason, only the supplied mains cable may be used.
  • Page 14 LED red – flashing quickly A) Temperature is too high There is overheating in the M10 housing. The maximum permitted temperature value has been exceeded even though the fan is active. Countermeasure(s): - Check the installation environment - Check the ventilation slots...
  • Page 15 Driver” but to tell Windows which folder the driver is in manually. Following the installation of M- Scope, you will find the correct driver for the M10 in the folder C:\ Programme\ Revox\ M-Scope\ USB Driver under the name M51usb.sys...
  • Page 16 RJ11 plug for this connection (6P4C modular). Headphone socket The audio signal from the plug-in modules in the M10 can be listened to over the headphone socket during installation. The signal is also reproduced through the M10’s integrated speaker as a mono signal.

  • Page 17: Ethernet Interface

    Ethernet interface The Ethernet interface enables the M10 to be integrated into a LAN. In this way, each computer that is also integrated in the LAN can access the Revox system, using the corresponding Revox control software. PDAs or Tablet PCs are also...
  • Page 18 M-Text Protocol (UDP) As well as understanding the Revox internal M-Link protocol, the M10 Ethernet interface with the software version 1.10 or higher also understands the clear text commands (M-Text protocol) in ASCII format. This makes it possible to integrate the Revox system in a domestic control system, e.g.
  • Page 19 Connection Point-to-Point A Crossover cable is used if the M10 is connected directly to a Distribution with Router A Patch cable (1:1) is used of the two devices are connected over a router. You will find an overview of a possible Ethernet network on the next page.
  • Page 20 Functional plan The IP addresses shown above are only examples and must be modified to meet the needs of the particular installation. Re:system...

  • Page 21: M10 Setup

    M10 Setup A PC or a Notebook is always needed for the initial configuration of the M10, which is connected to the M10 using the RS232 interface or the USB socket Using the M230 Revox program of M-Scope (Display view), the...
  • Page 22 The new settings are confirmed with the Apply softkey. Otherwise the previous setting is retained. Note All settings in the M10 setup are made using the Jog [+/-] keys. The following symbol additionally draws your attention to it in the...
  • Page 23 IP Address The 4 blocks of the IP address that the M10 should have are set using the two Address softkeys. In a network of DHCP-enabled LAN Clients, you must always ensure that these are not given the M10’s IP.
  • Page 24 UDP/IP Port In order to ensure data security, not all ports are available but only those listed below. These have been defined by Revox Open ports: - TCP/IP via Telnet Port 23 (for testing purposes) - TCP/IP via Port 5524...

  • Page 25: Source Menu

    If, on the other hand, the TCP/IP port 5524 is used, the M-Text mode setting is irrelevant. M-Text Mode: Forced The M10 status message is only sent in M-Text format. Only M- text commands are expected. The Forced setting may not be used if M-Link protocols are used as well.

  • Page 26: Remote Function

    Remote Function The modularity of the M10 requires a flexible usage of operating units, as the M10 can be equipped with a wide range of modules. An operating unit can, for example, be the M218 Wall- mounted keypad or the M208 Remote control.

  • Page 27: Select Zone

    Calling Remote Select the Remote softkey in the Main menu. As shown in the following graphic, the Remote menu is divided into the areas: Zone Button Source We also recommend that the settings are made in this order, i.e. starting with the Zone. Then you select the key variable (Remote button) from an operating unit.

  • Page 28: Select Source

    Tuner, which will be activated through the selection with the operating unit at the M10. You can toggle backwards and forwards through a loop of the audio sources that the M10 currently...
  • Page 29 Tuner. Note: If several modules of the same type, e.g. Tuner are installed in the M10 these can no longer be differentiated though their names as, for example, all Tuner modules register with FM-Tuner. In such a case, differentiation is...
  • Page 30 Re:system Disable variable This function allows you to Disable the remote button. This makes the audio source no longer addressable through the operating unit or remote control. To do this, select the required Remote button through the Zone/ Button combination and press the Disable softkey.

  • Page 31: Scene Function

    M230 / M-Scope service program. Within the Revox world, a scene only covers the audio side. Linking the Revox scene with, for example a light or window-blind scene, is done through the building control software.
  • Page 32 a. Saving a scene A scene must have been defined in a two-step process before it can be stored. Step 1 To start with, you define through Setup – Scene, which rooms are involved and which are not. Essentially, there are three room statuses when defining the scene: 1.
  • Page 33 The number of active zones and rooms is shown in the centre of the display. In the case of an M10 installation, the speaker integrated in the M10 is defined as the main room. Defining additional rooms You change the status of the additional room between Yes and No with the Rooms softkey.
  • Page 34 Step 2 In the second step, all additional rooms that are included as an element of the scene and have been defined with Included / Yes, can be setup. Rooms that are not included as elements of the scene and have been defined in the first step with Not included (main room) or with No (additional room), are not...
  • Page 35 Calling a scene Once a scene has been defined and saved, it can be called up using the Recall softkey. At the M10, this is done through the M230 or M-Scope service program. The procedure is to select the required scene using...
  • Page 36 Renaming a scene Each scene can be given an individual name in order to be able to assign it uniquely. Select the scene whose name is to be changed using the Page and Select softkeys. The following menu appears: Cursor These softkeys are used to position the cursor left/right in the text field.

  • Page 37: Software Version

    1 – 7 and 8 – 10. The plug-in slots 11 – 15 are reserved for internal and external M10 modules. The middle column defines each module, the development generation of this module and whether it is bootloader enabled.

  • Page 38: Guarantee

    TORX screwdriver Installation CD Note: Fixing screws The scope of delivery does not include fixing screws for the rack- mounting of the M10 as there are too many different fixing systems available on the market. Guarantee The guarantee period is 24 months.

  • Page 39: Technical Data

    Technical data Serial data transfer: RS232 SUB D 9-pin 1:1 cabling (socket) Audio connections Headphone output: Dimensions Width x Depth : 443 x 310 mm (without retaining bracket/ unit feet) 17.44 x 12.2 inch : 171 mm (corresponds to 4 RU) Height 6,73 inch Weight...
  • Page 40 Revox GmbH, Am Krebsgraben 15, D-78048 VS-Villingen, Germany Phone +49 7721 8704 0, Fax +49 7721 8704 29 info@revox.de, www.revox.de Wehntalerstrasse 190, CH-8105 Regensdorf, Switzerland Phone +41 44 871 66 11, Fax +41 44 871 66 19 info@revox.ch, www.revox.ch Revox GmbH, Am Krebsgraben 15, D-78048 VS-Villingen, Germany Phone +49 7721 8704 43, Fax +49 7721 8704 49 Re:system M10 Operating Instructions / Part.No.: 10.30.3084...

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