Ada Delta-88 Manual page 91

must be connected to the WH-3000. Again, since it is best to build a system, one room
at a time, only the Delta-88(s), one keypad, the MT-3000, the SSD-66, and the PCT-8 (or
PCT-4) should be connected to the WH-3000(s) at this time.
2 Turn the Delta-88 on by pressing any room button followed by a source button.
Remember that power up takes a few moments.
3 Press and hold the Delta-88's LABEL button until its LED is lit. Once in the label mode
you will have five seconds to move to the next step before the Delta-88 automatically
times out of its programming mode. If the LABEL button's LED is off, you are no longer
in the program mode. You will not be able to access the Label Mode (Programming
Mode) unless the selected Delta-88 room is on to a source. If the source display reads
the words "RELEASE" and a number, press a source button to turn on that room.
4 Repeatedly press the Delta-88's PRESET button until "MODE 2 SETUP" appears in the
source LED readout.
5 Press the room button associated with the home theater. The source display will
indicate the preprogrammed status of the that room (i.e. "AUDIO CARD", "AUDIO/
SSD-66").
6 Repeatedly press the VOL UP button until the source display reads "AUDIO/SSD-66".
If you passed the address, you can use the VOL DN button to scroll back to it. At this
point the room has been programmed for inclusion of an SSD-66.
7 If additional home theaters exist on the system, press the next home theater room
button.
8 Press the VOL UP button so the source display reads "AUDIO/SSD-66" as in step 6.
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