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- Page 1 Demonstration Network USER’S GUIDE Model 903 Control Panel...
- Page 2 The words “Audio Authority” in any font, the Audio Authority logo, and the “double-A” symbol, are registered trademarks of Audio Authority Corporation. Access Demonstration Network, AccessEZ, AutoDamping, SPL Auto Limiting, TheftAlert, AccessEZ and SilenTouch are trademarks of Audio Authority Corporation.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents INTRODUCTION ................................. 4 CONFIGURING THE CONTROL PANEL ........................5 CONNECTING THE CONTROL PANEL TO THE ACCESS™ SYSTEM ..............6 STARTING THE SYSTEM THE FIRST TIME ......................6 HOW PRODUCT GROUPS APPEAR ON THE CONTROL PANEL ................7 SELECTING PRODUCTS ............................8 STORING AND DEMONSTRATING COMPONENT SYSTEMS ................. -
Page 4: Introduction
• A 2-digit display that shows the number of the ACTIVE component • An ID window for slide-in Product Group labels In addition to the 903 Control Panel, the Access™ System can also be operated by: • Product Select Buttons - push-button located next to each product •... -
Page 5: Configuring The Control Panel
So, it is important for you to be familiar with your system and know the different modes of access (input) to your system. Model 903 Control Panel - Rear View 6-Pin Header Connection for Model 980EZ System Module Figure 2. -
Page 6: Connecting The Control Panel To The Access™ System
Consult page 6 of your 903 User’s Guide for more information on Product Group labeling. Note: The 903 Control Panel can also be remotely controlled using a third party IR remote programmed with the IR codes avail- able at audioauthority.com/access_tips. -
Page 7: How Product Groups Appear On The Control Panel
Group should be Sources, with the next logical component Product Group in the signal path being the second Product Group (e.g. amplifiers, or maybe preamp EQs or processors). Here are examples of how Product Groups might be configured on your Control Panel: Electronics Speaker Product Group 903 Control Product Group Product Group Number Panel Display Sources... -
Page 8: Selecting Products
Product Groups be used, leaving some vacant (i.e. no attached switching modules). If this is the case, then your 903 Control Panel can be used very creatively by programming a single promotional system into each unused Product Group, for instant one-button activation. -
Page 9: Storing And Demonstrating Component Systems
Storing and Demonstrating Component Systems There are three different ways to store complete systems with 903 Control Panels. During product demonstrations, it is normal to “build” a system for your customer as you qualify his/her needs during the selling process. Once the components of the desired system are active, the system may be stored in one of the following ways: 1) LPRESS the A, B, or C keys. -
Page 10: About Secure Features
ABOUT SECURE FEATURES Beyond the basic operational features are many special features and functions that can dramatically enhance the switching system’s convenience and utility. Secure Features allow you to control and restrict access to the display, put the switching system into the SLEEP mode, protect stored systems from accidental erasure, etc. These special features are initiated with the SECURE Key. -
Page 11: Secure 0 - Display Sleep Mode
SECURE 0 – Display Sleep Mode The Sleep Mode provides the equivalent of a master on/off switch for the display system. When in sleep mode, the switching system is still powered but all products are deselected, all lights on the Control Panel are off (except for a single flashing LED “pulse”), 12-volt ignition power to car audio products is turned off, and all operator input is ignored, except to awaken the system. -
Page 12: Secure 88 - System Hardware Reset
SECURE 88 – System Hardware Reset Provides a method for forcing a hardware reset (warm boot) for the control panel, switch modules, and 980 system module. Used after changing switching module address, control panel DIP switch settings, etc. to store new values, as a convenient alternative to removing power from the system. -
Page 13: Secure 96 - Systems Write Protection Feature On Or Off
SECURE 96 – Systems Write Protection Feature ON or OFF Write Protection prevents inadvertent or unauthorized changes to management’s stored systems. When the Systems are Write Protected (this feature ON), over-writing a stored system requires the entry of the Manager Code (Code A). Given this, if there are several Write Protected systems to change, it is easiest to turn this feature OFF temporarily to eliminate the Code A prompt, then turn if back ON, once editing is completed. -
Page 14: Using Product Selector Buttons
A product select button is a momentary switch, usually with an LED to indicate when a product is selected. Each button has a four-pin cable and four-conductor wire connecting the button to the switch module. Audio Authority carries several button styles and colors, check with your Account Manager for colors and availability. -
Page 15: Definitions Of Terms
Control Panel Control Panels, like the 903, 906G or third party Touchscreen, add central control and display capabilities to a system. Any control panel can operate hand-in-hand with product select buttons. - Page 16 A group of functionally similar components within the display, such as DVD players, or Group amplifiers, subwoofers etc. The 903 Control Panel has provisions for eight product groups and has capacity for 99 components in each product group. Product Select A push-button mounted at, or near the product location.
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Page 17: Warranty
If an Access™ product becomes defective in materials or workmanship within five years from the date of purchase, Audio Authority® Corporation guarantees to the original purchaser that it will replace the defective product at no cost. This warranty is not applicable for products which, in our opinion, have been damaged, altered, abused, misused, or improperly installed. -
Page 18: Index
TIMEOUT, definition of...17 Training Mode...5 Troubleshooting...15 Manager’s Code...12 Changing the Manger’s Code...10 Turn off products...8 Module count on 903...7 “coA” appears on display...12 multiple pairs of speakers playing Codes, Operator and simultaneously...8 Manager...12 Component...8 Unused Product Group Select Key Configuration DIP switch to store systems...8... - Page 20 2048 Mercer Road, Lexington, Kentucky 40511-1071 800-322-8346 • 859-233-4599 • Fax: 859-233-4510 www.audioauthority.com • support@audioauthority.com • Tips • Examples 752-288B • FAQ 20150611 audioauthority.com/access_tips...
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