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IN STR U CT IO N MAN U AL
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M E T REA U
KEY P AD S
ME T- 6N 6- BUTTON K EYP AD WI TH N AVIGATI ON
ME T- 7 & MET-1 3 KE YPADS
ME T- 6NE 6-BUTTON ETHE RN ET KE YPAD WITH NA VIGATION
ME T- 7E & ME T- 13E ETHE RN ET KE YPADS
ME T- 7X & ME T- 13X ETHE RN ET EX PAN SION KEYP ADS
DA S- ME T6SRC 6- SOURCE AUDI O KE YPAD
DA S- ME T- NUM NUMERI C AUDI O KE YP AD
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- Page 1 IN STR U CT IO N MAN U AL ® M E T REA U KEY P AD S ME T- 6N 6- BUTTON K EYP AD WI TH N AVIGATI ON ME T- 7 & MET-1 3 KE YPADS ME T- 6NE 6-BUTTON ETHE RN ET KE YPAD WITH NA VIGATION ME T- 7E &...
- Page 2 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS READ these instructions. KEEP these instructions. HEED all warnings. FOLLOW all instructions. DO NOT use this apparatus near water. CLEAN ONLY with dry cloth. DO NOT block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. DO NOT install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
- Page 3 ESD WARNING To avoid ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) damage to sensitive components, make sure you are properly grounded before touching any internal materials. When working with any equipment manufactured with electronic devices, proper ESD grounding procedures must be followed to make sure people, products, and tools are as free of static charges as possible. Grounding straps, conductive smocks, and conductive work mats are specifically designed for this purpose.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Table of Contents Metreau® Keypads ..................10 Overview ......................... 10 Metreau Keypads with Ethernet ......................10 Metreau Keypads with AxLink ......................10 Metreau Audio Keypads (SWT Compatible) ..................10 Overview - Speaker Wire Technology (SWT)..................11 Metreau Keypads Device Family ......................11 MET-6N and MET-6NE 6-Button Keypads with Navigation.......... - Page 5 Table of Contents Mounting and Installation ................26 Overview .......................... 26 Mounting Dimensions...................... 26 MET-6N, DAS-MET-6SRC........................26 MET-6NE..............................27 MET-7..............................28 MET-7E, MET-7X ........................... 29 MET-13, DAS-MET-NUM ........................30 MET-13E, MET-13X ..........................31 Mounting Procedures ..................... 31 Wallbox Mounting ..........................31 Podium Mounting..........................
- Page 6 Table of Contents Locating the IP Address of the Keypad ....................41 Simulating the ID Pushbutton ......................41 Toggling Between IP Addressing Modes: DHCP and Static IP ............. 41 Assigning a Device ID to a Keypad ....................... 41 Resetting the Keypad..........................42 Restoring the Factory Image on the Keypad..................
- Page 7 Table of Contents GET FRIENDLY <name> ................................. 51 GET IP ..................................... 52 GET LOCATION..................................52 GET SN ....................................52 INFO ......................................52 MSG [ON|OFF] ..................................52 NDP UNBIND ................................... 52 PING [ADDRESS] ..................................52 REBOOT ....................................52 RENEW DHCP ..................................52 RESET FACTORY..................................
- Page 8 Table of Contents Turning Off All Zones (System OFF) ..................... 62 DAS-MET-6SRC - Zone Control (Dynamic Pause)............62 Single Zone Listening To Source ......................62 Multiple Zones Listening To The Same Source..................63 DAS-MET-6SRC - Using the Navigation Wheel ..............63 Using the Navigation Wheel with the Internal AM/FM Tuner...............
- Page 9 Table of Contents Overview ......................... 77 Main Page (Initial View) ....................77 Main Pages ........................78 Location/Device Pages ......................... 78 Zone Options............................79 Change Source ............................. 79 Device Control Pages...................... 80 Internal Tuner............................80 Internal Sirius ............................81 DVD................................ 82 CD................................
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Page 10: Metreau® Keypads
Metreau® Keypads Metreau Keypads ® Overview Metreau keypads are a convenient, versatile, cost-effective option for achieving effortless control of virtually anything through a ® NetLinx control system. Metreau keypads offer easy installation within Decora-style wall plates and sleek styling that complements NetLinx Integrated Controllers (all keypads) and Tango Distributed Audio Systems (Audio Keypads only). -
Page 11: Overview - Speaker Wire Technology (Swt)
Metreau® Keypads Overview - Speaker Wire Technology (SWT) Speaker Wire Technology (SWT) allows both data and audio signals to travel over the same four conductor wire. This remarkable technology removes the need for control wire since the control and audio signals are shared on the same wire. The reliability and simplicity of this system has been proven for years. -
Page 12: Met-6N And Met-6Ne 6-Button Keypads With Navigation
Metreau® Keypads MET-6N and MET-6NE 6-Button Keypads with Navigation The Metreau 6-button keypads feature source control, visual volume feedback, and a navigation wheel that adjusts volume and provides up, down, left, right and center button options. FIG. 4 displays the MET-6N. The MET-6NE differs slightly in appearance, but has the same button functionality as the MET-6N. -
Page 13: Met-6Ne Specifications
Metreau® Keypads The MET-6NE is an Ethernet keypad, suitable for use in NetLinx Control Systems. MET-6NE Specif ications MET-6NE Specif ications Power: • PoE: PoE (Power over Ethernet), 802.3af, class 0 • Power Connector: (1) RJ-45 Ethernet Connector, 10/100 Power Supply: POE injector or switch (external, required), conforming to the 802.3af standard including AMX’s PS-POE-AF-TC (FG423-83), not included Front Panel... -
Page 14: Navigation Wheel
Metreau® Keypads Navigation Wheel FIG. 5 shows the button layout of the Navigation Wheel: Directional pushbutton UP Rotate counter-clockwise Rotate clockwise = button #13 = button #12 Directional pushbutton Directional pushbutton LEFT RIGHT Center pushbutton Directional pushbutton DOWN Navigation Wheel - button layout (MET-6N displayed) FIG. -
Page 15: Met-7 Specifications
Metreau® Keypads The MET-7 is an AxLink keypad, suitable for use in NetLinx Control Systems. MET-7 Specif ications MET-7 Specif ications Power: 12 VDC, 30 mA Front Panel Pushbuttons - 7 tactile pushbuttons with blue LED indicators that illuminate when pressed to confirm the source/ Components: function was selected and that it is currently being used. -
Page 16: Met-7X Specifications
Metreau® Keypads MET-7X Specif ications The MET-7X is an Ethernet Expansion keypad, suitable for use in NetLinx Control Systems. MET-7X Specif ications Power: PoE: The Expansion Keypad receives power from the Metreau Ethernet Keypad it is connected to (options include MET-6NE, MET-7E and MET-13E) via the ribbon cable. -
Page 17: Met-13, Met-13E, And Met-13X 13-Button Keypads
Metreau® Keypads MET-13, MET-13E, and MET-13X 13-Button Keypads The Metreau 13-button keypads offer 13 buttons (12 single-width and 1 double-width) and can be used as in individual keypad or in conjunction with the 6- and 7-button Metreau keypads. FIG. 7 displays the MET-13. The MET-13E differs slightly in appearance, but has the same button functionality as the MET-13. -
Page 18: Met-13E Specifications
Metreau® Keypads MET-13E Specif ications The MET-13E is an Ethernet keypad, suitable for use in NetLinx Control Systems. MET-13E Specif ications Power: • PoE: PoE (Power over Ethernet), 802.3af, class 0 • Power Connector: (1) RJ-45 Ethernet Connector, 10/100 Power Supply: POE injector or switch (external, required), conforming to the 802.3af standard including AMX’s PS-POE-AF-TC (FG423-83), not included Front Panel... -
Page 19: Das-Met-6Src Metreau 6-Source Audio Keypad
Metreau® Keypads DAS-MET-6SRC Metreau 6-Source Audio Keypad The DAS-MET-6SRC 6-button keypad (FIG. 8) features source control, visual volume feedback and a navigation wheel that adjusts volume and provides up, down, left, right and center button options (see the Basic Keypad Functions - DAS-MET-6SRC section on page 56 for information). -
Page 20: Pushbuttons 1-6
Metreau® Keypads Pushbuttons 1-6 The top, bottom, left and right points on the Navigation Wheel are used for source control and can be programmed to provide any source functionality by learning the applicable IR code. The center pushbutton is dual-purpose: a push/release on this button provides one function, while a press/hold provides another. The center pushbutton are also used for source control and can be programmed to provide any source functionality (again, by learning the applicable IR code). -
Page 21: Das-Met-Num Specifications
Metreau® Keypads DAS-MET-NUM Specif ications DAS-MET-NUM Specif ications Power: 12 VDC, 125 mA Front Panel Pushbuttons - 13 tactile pushbuttons. Components: Rear Panel Wiring connection - One 14-pin connector that provides connection to the main 6 Source Metreau Keypad (DAS- Components: MET-6SRC). -
Page 22: Custom Button Installation
Custom Button Installation Custom Button Installation Overview With the exception of the DAS-MET-NUM, all Metreau keypads feature field-replaceable pre-printed buttons. This section describes removing the original set of buttons and replacing them with custom buttons. Removing Buttons The easiest way to remove and replace buttons on the Metreau keypads is to place the keypad assembly (FIG. 11) face-down on a flat level surface, so that the buttons stay in position until you are ready to remove them. -
Page 23: Custom Keypads And Buttons
Custom Button Installation Custom Keypads and Buttons If a requested keypad needs functions not offered in the standard Button Kits, a custom keypad may be built with the AMX Metreau Keypad Preview (FIG. 12), available at www.amx.com. This tool allows custom arrangement of default or custom button arrangements, creation of custom button text, previews of keypad type and color, and printouts of final keypad layouts and parts lists. -
Page 24: Axlink Device Addressing
AxLink Device Addressing AxLink Device Addressing Overview Metreau Keypads with AxLink used in NetLinx applications require a unique numeric AxLink device address of 1-255. Consider specifying the device address for each keypad before final installation. NOTE: AxLink device addressing applies only to the MET-6N, MET-7, and MET-13 keypads. Metreau Audio Keypads (DAS-MET-6SRC and DAS-MET-13) do not require device addressing. - Page 25 AxLink Device Addressing As an example, the DIP switch in FIG. 14 defines AXlink device number 129 (1+128=129). 8-position mini-DIP Switch FIG. 14 If you later change the device number, remove and reconnect the power connector to enter the new device number into memory. NOTE: AMX has created the "Dip Switch2"...
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Page 26: Mounting And Installation
Mounting and Installation Mounting and Installation Overview Metreau keypads are designed to install into standard U.S. Decora-style wall plates and boxes (wallboxes not included). IMPORTANT: Before touching the device, discharge the static electricity from your body by touching a grounded metal object. Mounting Dimensions MET-6N, DAS-MET-6SRC FIG. -
Page 27: Met-6Ne
Mounting and Installation MET-6NE FIG. 16 provides detailed dimensions for the MET-6NE keypad. MET-6NE Mounting Dimensions FIG. 16 Metreau Keypads Instruction Manual... -
Page 28: Met-7
Mounting and Installation MET-7 FIG. 17 provides detailed dimensions for the MET-7 keypads. MET-7 Mounting Dimensions FIG. 17 Metreau Keypads Instruction Manual... -
Page 29: Met-7E Met-7X
Mounting and Installation MET-7E, MET-7X FIG. 18 provides detailed dimensions for the MET-7E and MET-7X keypads. MET-7X MET-7E MET-7E and MET-7X Mounting Dimensions FIG. 18 Metreau Keypads Instruction Manual... -
Page 30: Met-13, Das-Met-Num
Mounting and Installation MET-13, DAS-MET-NUM FIG. 19 provides detailed dimensions for the MET-13 and DAS-MET-NUM keypads. MET-13 and DAS-MET-NUM Mounting Dimensions FIG. 19 Metreau Keypads Instruction Manual... -
Page 31: Met-13E, Met-13X
Mounting and Installation MET-13E, MET-13X FIG. 20 provides detailed dimensions for the MET-13E and MET-13X keypads: . MET-13X MET-13E MET-13E and MET-13X Mounting Dimensions FIG. 20 Mounting Procedures AMX recommends mounting Metreau keypads in standard U.S.-style Decora wallboxes: Conduit box should meet NEC specs (section 370) ... -
Page 32: Daisy-Chaining Keypads (Ethernet Keypads Only)
Mounting and Installation Daisy-Chaining Keypads (Ethernet Keypads only) You can use the MET-6NE, MET-7E, or MET-13E Ethernet Keypads as individual keypads or in conjunction with the MET-7X or MET-13X Metreau Ethernet Expansion keypads. The expansion keypads connect to the Ethernet Keypad via the 10-conductor ribbon cable included with the expansion keypad. -
Page 33: Wiring And Connections
Wiring and Connections Wiring and Connections Overview Some models of Metreau keypads support both AxLink and SWT wiring configurations. Each is described in the following sub- sections. For information on AxLink vs. SWT device addressing, refer to the AxLink Device Addressing section on page 24. NOTE: Before touching the device, discharge the static electricity from your body by touching a grounded metal object. -
Page 34: Axlink Wiring
Wiring and Connections AxLink Wiring In AxLink mode, Metreau keypads use a standard four-pin captive-wire AxLink connector for power and data. CAUTION: If using power from AxLink, disconnect the wiring from the control system before wiring the Metreau keypad. Do not connect power to the keypads until the wiring is complete. -
Page 35: Axlink Data And Power Connections
Wiring and Connections AxLink Data and Power Connections Connect the NetLinx Controller’s AxLink connector to the AxLink connector on the rear panel of the Metreau keypad for data and 12 VDC power as shown in FIG. 24. PWR (+) PWR (+) GND (-) GND (-) NetLinx Controller... -
Page 36: Axlink Status Led
Wiring and Connections AxLink Status LED The AxLink Status LED (located next to the AxLink connector), lights to indicate AxLink power/data status as follows: AxLink LED Status • 1 blink per second: Indicates power is active and AxLink communication is working. •... -
Page 37: Das-Met-6Src - Swt Data And Power Connections
Wiring and Connections DAS-MET-6SRC - SWT Data and Power Connections Connect the Matrix Controller’s Zone Output connector to the four-pin connector on the rear panel of the Metreau keypad labeled TO CONTROLLER for data and 12 VDC power. Connect the other four-pin connector on the keypad labeled TO SPEAKERS to the SWT speakers as shown in FIG. 24. Speakers Mi-Series Controller Delta Series Controller... -
Page 38: Tango System Integration Drawings
Wiring and Connections Tango System Integration Drawings Tango System Integration Drawing - Using Four-Conductor Speaker Wire IR OUT LINE IN Tango Controller Shared 4-conductor speaker wire System Integration Drawing Using Four-Conductor Speaker Wire FIG. 30 Tango System Integration Drawing - Using the Audio Zone Expander IR OUT LINE IN Zones 1-8... -
Page 39: Swt Special Wiring Configurations
Wiring and Connections SWT Special Wiring Conf igurations Auxiliary Amplif ier Conf iguration In some cases you may require more power for a given zone than the Matrix Controller can provide. You may purchase a DAS-LLC to provide a line level output to incorporate a larger external amplifier, or you can make your own line level converter. FIG. 32 shows the construction of a simple circuit of discrete components to reduce the "speaker level"... -
Page 40: Two-Wire Configurations - Keypad For Control Only
Wiring and Connections Two-Wire Conf igurations – Keypad for Control Only In some retrofit configurations it is not feasible or possible to re-route the speaker cable through the keypad. In cases such as this, it is possible to run a separate cable pair (CAT-3 / CAT-5 / Twisted Pair) cable from the Matrix Controller to the keypad for control purposes. -
Page 41: Configuring Metreau Keypads With Ethernet
Configuring Metreau Keypads with Ethernet Conf iguring Metreau Keypads with Ethernet Overview This chapter provides instructions on accessing and configuring the Metreau Keypads with Ethernet. To configure the keypad, you must have it powered by PoE. Locating the IP Address of the Keypad Metreau Keypads with Ethernet are configured for DHCP addressing by default. -
Page 42: Resetting The Keypad
Configuring Metreau Keypads with Ethernet Resetting the Keypad To perform a factory reset of the Keypad, press and hold buttons 1 and 2 for approximately 10 seconds during the boot process. The LEDs on buttons 1 and 2 blink while you keep them pressed. Hold them until the LEDs begin blinking at double the rate (approximately 10 seconds.) Release the buttons and the keypad will reset. -
Page 43: Updating Firmware
Updating Firmware Updating Firmware Sending Firmware to Metreau Keypads (AxLink) The Firmware on the AxLink-enabled Metreau keypads (MET-6N, MET-7 and MET-13) can be updated via the NetLinx Studio application. Device Addressing on MET-6N Keypads The MET-6N uses two AxLink devices addresses - one for the keypad itself, and a second one for the IR Receiver. ... -
Page 44: Sending Firmware To Metreau Keypads With Ethernet
Updating Firmware Sending Firmware to Metreau Keypads with Ethernet The basic process of upgrading firmware on Metreau Keypads with Ethernet involves downloading the latest firmware files from www.amx.com and using NetLinx Studio to transfer the files to a target keypad. NOTE: These steps assume that you have already established a connection with the target keypad in NetLinx Studio. -
Page 45: Programming
Programming Programming Programming the Metreau Keypads Button Layouts The following illustrations indicate the button numbers for each of the Metreau keypads (MET-6N, MET-6NE, MET-7, MET-7E, MET-7X, MET-13, MET-13E, and MET-13X): MET-6N & MET-6NE MET-7, MET-7E, & MET-7X MET-13, MET-13E, & MET-13X Center pushbutton = button #11 Bottom pushbutton is a Bottom pushbutton is a... -
Page 46: Programming The Navigation Wheel (Met-6N & Met-6Ne)
Programming Programming the Navigation Wheel (MET-6N & MET-6NE) The Navigation Wheel has multiple programming functions. The device has four buttons mounted underneath the wheel, assigned as top, bottom, left, right, and center. These buttons are fully programmable. The wheel itself is also fully programmable. The Navigation Wheel on the MET-6N and MET-6NE can be treated from a NetLinx programming perspective as 5 distinct pushbuttons plus Channel up and down. -
Page 47: Supported Send_Commands
Programming Supported SEND_COMMANDs The AxLink-enabled Metreau keypads (MET-6N, MET-7 and MET-13) and Metreau keypads with Ethernet (MET-6NE, MET-7E, and MET-13E) support a number of NetLinx SEND_COMMANDs, described in the following section. To use these commands, establish a Telnet session from the PC to the NetLinx master (see the Establishing a Terminal Connection via Telnet section on page 49 for more information.) NOTE: All text is based on a Unicode index. -
Page 48: Expansion
Programming SEND_COMMANDs (Cont.) Command Description ?EXPANSION Allows NetLinx code to query the keypad to determine whether any expansion keypads are attached to it. Syntax: ?EXPANSION Example: SEND_COMMAND DEVICE_1,"'?EXPANSION'" Response Syntax: "Expansion-<index>,<count>,<port>,<type>,<description>" Variables: Index - response index, starting with 1 Count - total number of response strings (i.e. max # of expansion keypads allowed, currently 2) Port - Port associated with the expansion keypad Type - Expansion keypad type (either MET-7X or MET-13X) Description - Product description... -
Page 49: Led Feedback For 2-Position Pushbuttons
Programming LED Feedback for 2-Position Pushbuttons The Metreau 7- and 13-button keypads feature a 2-Position pushbutton at the bottom of the button layout (FIG. 42). The button can be used either as a single button (in which case it functions just like the other buttons), or it can be used as a 2-position button. -
Page 50: Telnet User Name And Password
Programming Telnet User Name and Password There are two Telnet commands that set the Telnet user name and password: Set Telnet Username (see page 54) Set Telnet Password (see page 54) By default, both the user name and password are blank (empty string). Performing a factory reset on the device will return these values to that default. -
Page 51: Get Config
Programming Terminal Commands (Cont.) Command Description GET CONFIG Display the current connection settings. Example: >get config Device number: 10001 Connection Settings -------------------------------- ICSNet/Ethernet: Ethernet Mode: System Number: Master IP/URL: 192.168.1.211 Master Port: 1319 Username: Password: IP Settings -------------------------------- HostName: localhost Type: DHCP IP Address:... -
Page 52: Get Ip
Programming Terminal Commands (Cont.) Command Description GET IP Displays the IP configuration of a device. The device displays it’s D:P:S, host name, type (DHCP or Static), IP address, subnet mask, gateway IP, and MAC address. Example: >GET IP HostName MLK-INSTRUCTOR Type DHCP IP Address... -
Page 53: Set Device
Programming Terminal Commands (Cont.) Command Description SET DEVICE Set the device number, and store in non-volatile memory. Syntax: SET DEVICE <num> The valid range of device numbers is 0-31999. • If the user enters a number outside that range, then no change will be made and the Module will issue an error message. -
Page 54: Set Ip
Programming Terminal Commands (Cont.) Command Description SET IP Sets the IP configuration of a specified device. Enter a host name, type (DHCP or Fixed), IP address, subnet mask, and gateway IP address. NOTE: “DHCP” implies “DHCP with link-local fallback". NOTE: For NetLinx Masters, host names may contain only the ASCII letters 'a' through 'z' (in a case-insensitive manner), the digits '0' through '9', and the hyphen ('-'). -
Page 55: Notes On Specific Telnet Clients
Programming Terminal Commands (Cont.) Command Description SHOW LOG Display the message log. Syntax: SHOW LOG <start> • Use <start> to specify the message number to start displaying • Use <all> to display all messages. Notes on Specif ic Telnet Clients Telnet and terminal clients will have different behaviors in some situations. -
Page 56: Basic Keypad Functions - Das-Met-6Src
Basic Keypad Functions - DAS-MET-6SRC Basic Keypad Functions - DAS-MET-6SRC Overview Metreau Keypads are pre-configured to provide many common functions. The DAS-MET-6SRC provides basic keypad functionality, including Source Control (selecting source, initiating and pausing playback), Volume control (Up/Down), Zone control (On/Off), and audio (Bass/Treble/Balance/SRS Mode) adjustment. -
Page 57: Listening To The Radio
Basic Keypad Functions - DAS-MET-6SRC Listening to the Radio Press the AM, FM, SIRIUS or XM button on the room/zone keypad to listen to the most recent station. Select a new station by pressing a custom-programmed button. The UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT, Centre PRESS and Centre HOLD buttons are programmed by the installer, however, the standard configuration for the AM/FM Tuner, and for the SIRIUS/XM Tuner is as follows: AM/FM Tuner on a 6-source keypad: UP/DOWN = Seek Up/Down... -
Page 58: Das-Met-6Src - Audio Adjustment Mode
Basic Keypad Functions - DAS-MET-6SRC DAS-MET-6SRC - Audio Adjustment Mode 1 - Bass Level adjust 2 - Treble Level adjust 3 - Balance adjust 4 - SRS Settings Press bottom two buttons simultaneously for 4 Current level setting seconds to enter Audio indicated by LEDs Adjustment Mode Press center (Select) button... -
Page 59: Adjusting Balance For A Room/Zone
Basic Keypad Functions - DAS-MET-6SRC Rotate the Navigation Wheel to adjust the treble level up (clockwise) or down (counter-clockwise). NOTE: Note: Treble adjustments are provided in +/- 1dB steps, from -10dB (min) to +10dB (max). The treble level is indicated in the LED display: Flat = center LED (#4) lit. ... -
Page 60: Das-Met-6Src - Privacy Mode Off/On
Basic Keypad Functions - DAS-MET-6SRC DAS-MET-6SRC - Privacy Mode Off/On When Privacy Mode is engaged, the room/zone cannot be paged, apart from this, the room/zone will function normally. With all Sources OFF, press and hold the center Select button for 4 second to turn on Privacy Mode in this zone. -
Page 61: Das-Met-6Src - Zone Control (On/Off)
Basic Keypad Functions - DAS-MET-6SRC DAS-MET-6SRC - Zone Control (On/Off) Press any Source button Press the active Source button to turn a single Zone ON to turn the Zone OFF Zone Control (On/Off) FIG. 51 Turning a Single Zone On/Off To turn a single Zone ON, press any Source Button. -
Page 62: Turning Off All Zones (System Off)
Basic Keypad Functions - DAS-MET-6SRC Turning Off All Zones (System OFF) Press and hold the top two Source buttons to turn ALL sources off in ALL zones. Turning Off all Sources in All Zones FIG. 53 Press and hold the top two Source buttons simultaneously for 4 seconds. NOTE: All zones will be turned off, and no sources will play. -
Page 63: Multiple Zones Listening To The Same Source
Basic Keypad Functions - DAS-MET-6SRC Multiple Zones Listening To The Same Source Switching Sources, or turning off the Source for one Zone does not dynamically pause the Source: With multiple Zones listening to the same Source, switching to a different Source from one of the Zones does not pause the ... -
Page 64: Using The Navigation Wheel With A Dvd Player/Changer
Basic Keypad Functions - DAS-MET-6SRC Using the Navigation Wheel with a DVD Player/Changer FIG. 58 describes functions available at the Navigation Wheel, when used with a DVD Player/Changer: Rotate the wheel counter-clockwise Rotate the wheel clockwise to adjust the Zone volume DOWN to adjust the Zone volume UP Left Right... -
Page 65: Using The Navigation Wheel With An External Tuner
Basic Keypad Functions - DAS-MET-6SRC Using the Navigation Wheel with an External Tuner FIG. 61 describes functions available at the Navigation Wheel, when used with an External Tuner: Seek Up Rotate the wheel counter-clockwise Rotate the wheel clockwise to adjust the Zone volume DOWN to adjust the Zone volume UP Push and Release to toggle AM/FM Press and Hold to toggle Stereo/Mono... -
Page 66: Advanced Functions - Das-Met-6Src
Advanced Functions - DAS-MET-6SRC Advanced Functions - DAS-MET-6SRC Overview The DAS-MET-NUM Numeric keypad is used in conjunction with the DAS-MET-6SRC keypad to provide enhanced functionality, including Direct Numeric Access, Zone Grouping, Favorites, Alarm (setting), Keypad Lockout and setting and recalling Presets. NOTE: The SWT Metreau Keypads function essentially the same as previous versions SWT keypads. -
Page 67: Cd Player - Direct Selection Of A Track On The Current Disk
Advanced Functions - DAS-MET-6SRC CD Player - Direct Selection of a Track on the Current Disk To select a specific track on the current disk, enter TTT + ENTER (TTT=Track). Enter the desired Track number Press ENTER to save Direct Selection of a Track On the Current Disk FIG. -
Page 68: Working With Presets
Advanced Functions - DAS-MET-6SRC Working with Presets The DAS-MET-NUM can be used to store 10 presets for each source. Any Source that utilizes Direct Access can have presets programmed (including Matrix on-board AM/FM Tuners, External Tuners, Satellite Receivers, CD Players/Changers, DVD Players/ Changers, Audio Servers and Satellite Radio). -
Page 69: Clearing All Presets
Advanced Functions - DAS-MET-6SRC Clearing All Presets Enter "00" Press PRESET • Press and hold ENTER for 4 seconds to clear all Presets Clearing All Presets FIG. 69 Select a Source. Press PRESET •. Enter "00". Press and hold ENTER for four seconds. Example: Press PRESET •... -
Page 70: Clearing Favorites For All Sources In A Specific Zone
Advanced Functions - DAS-MET-6SRC Clearing Favorites for All Sources in a Specif ic Zone Press and hold buttons 3 & 4 simultaneously for 4 seconds Press and hold ENTER for 4 seconds to save Clearing Favorites For All Sources in a Specific Zone FIG. -
Page 71: Grouping All Zones
Advanced Functions - DAS-MET-6SRC Grouping All Zones Enter "99" Press the Group button to enter Zone Grouping mode Press ENTER to save (all Source LEDs light) Adding A Zone To Group FIG. 73 Press the Group button to enter Group Mode (all Source LED’s turn On). Enter "99". -
Page 72: Working With Alarms
Advanced Functions - DAS-MET-6SRC Working with Alarms To use the Alarm feature, a System Time must first be entered on the Main Controller, via the Front LCD. To set an alarm from each Keypad, select a Source, adjust the volume, and set the alarm time (using 24HR clock, as described below). -
Page 73: Clearing All Alarms For All Zones
Advanced Functions - DAS-MET-6SRC Press and hold buttons 5 and 6 simultaneously for four seconds (Source LED’s turn ON). Enter "00". Press ENTER to complete (source LED’s turn OFF). Clearing All Alarms for All Zones Press and hold buttons 5 & 6 simultaneously for 4 seconds to enter Alarm mode Enter "00"... -
Page 74: Unlocking A Keypad
Advanced Functions - DAS-MET-6SRC Unlocking a Keypad Press and hold buttons 7 & 8 simultaneously for 4 seconds to access Lockout mode Enter the Zone number that you want to unlock Press ENTER to save Unlocking A Keypad FIG. 81 NOTE: Unlocking a keypad must be done at the keypad that originally locked the keypad. - Page 75 Advanced Functions - DAS-MET-6SRC Metreau Keypads Instruction Manual...
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Page 77: Using The Netlinx Module
Using the NetLinx Module Using the NetLinx Module Overview The Tango system can be controlled via the Touch Pages provided with the NetLinx Module, as described in this section. Refer to the NetLinx module documentation for details on incorporating the module into your source code and loading it onto the NetLinx Master. -
Page 78: Main Pages
Using the NetLinx Module Main Pages Press Main in the Menu Bar to access the Locations page (FIG. 85). The options on this page allow you select Locations (Zones) to specify a Source Device to use with each Location, and configure audio settings for each Location. Locations Page FIG. -
Page 79: Zone Options
Using the NetLinx Module Zone Options From a Location / Device page, press Zone Options to invoke the Zone Options popup shown in FIG. 87. Zone Options popup FIG. 87 Use the Up/Down buttons to adjust Bass and Treble for this Location. The current levels are indicated in the vertical status ... -
Page 80: Device Control Pages
Using the NetLinx Module Device Control Pages There is separate Device Control page for each device type, with options specific to each device type, as described in the following sub-sections. Internal Tuner Touch Internal Tuner to invoke the Device Control page shown in FIG. 89. Toggle Stereo/Mono Numeric keypad for direct tuning Toggle AM/FM... -
Page 81: Internal Sirius
Using the NetLinx Module Internal Sirius Touch Internal Sirius to invoke the Device Control page shown in FIG. 90. Numeric keypad for direct tuning Category Up/Down Display window (press Enter to select Channel (current Channel/ specified station) Up/Down Category/Song info) Mute Volume Up Volume Down... -
Page 82: Dvd
Using the NetLinx Module Touch DVD to invoke the Device Control page shown in FIG. 91. Access DVD Menu Navigation/Select Mute Volume Up Volume Down Pause Source On/Off (this Zone only) Play Device Control page - DVD FIG. 91 The following table lists the option on this page. Device Control Page - DVD Play/Pause: Press to control DVD playback. - Page 83 Using the NetLinx Module Touch CD to invoke the Device Control page shown in FIG. 92. Track Up/Down Disk Up/Down Mute Volume Up Volume Down Pause Source On/Off (this Zone only) Play Device Control page - CD FIG. 92 The following table lists the option on this page. Device Control Page - CD Play/Pause: Press to control CD playback.
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Page 84: Audio Server
Using the NetLinx Module Audio Server Touch Audio Server to invoke the Device Control page shown in FIG. 93. Navigation/Select Mute Volume Up Volume Down Pause Source On/Off (this Zone only) Play Device Control page - Audio Server FIG. 93 The following table lists the option on this page. -
Page 85: Satellite
Using the NetLinx Module Satellite Touch Satellite to invoke the Device Control page shown in FIG. 94. Display window Numeric keypad for direct tuning Channel Up/Down (current Channel/ (press Enter to select Category/Song info) specified station) Mute Volume Up Volume Down Tuner Presets 1-10 Source On/Off (this Zone only) -
Page 86: External Tuner
Using the NetLinx Module External Tuner Touch External Tuner to invoke the Device Control page shown in FIG. 95. Toggle Stereo/Mono Numeric keypad for direct tuning (press Enter to select Toggle AM/FM Display window specified station) (current Station info) Seek Up/Down Mute Volume Up Volume Down... -
Page 87: Other
Using the NetLinx Module Other Touch Other to invoke the Device Control page shown in FIG. 95. Display window Navigation/Select Mute Volume Up Volume Down Pause Source On/Off (this Zone only) Play Device Control page - Other FIG. 96 The following table lists the option on this page. Device Control Page - Other Display Window: Displays information on the current selection (display depends on the device type). -
Page 88: Setup Pages
Using the NetLinx Module Setup Pages Press Setup in the Menu Bar to access the main Setup page. The options on this page allow you to access Zones and Alarms. The initial view of the Setup pages is the Zones page (FIG. 97) Setup page (initial view - Zones) FIG. -
Page 89: Setup - Alarms
Using the NetLinx Module Setup - Alarms Press Alarm on the main Setup page to access the Alarms page (FIG. 99). Use the options in this page to set alarms for one or more selected Zones. An "Alarm" can be programmed to play a specific source in any specified Zone. Setup - Alarms page FIG. - Page 90 Using the NetLinx Module Once the time has been set, the "choose source" option is enabled (FIG. 100). Setup - Alarms page with Zone and Time selected FIG. 100 Touch "choose source" to specify the source device to be used as the alarm (FIG. 101). Alarms page - select a Source FIG.
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Page 91: Removing An Alarm
Using the NetLinx Module Removing an Alarm Once an alarm has been set for this Zone, the "Remove Alarm" option is enabled (FIG. 102). Alarms page - Remove Alarm FIG. 102 Touch Remove Alarm to remove the alarm for the selected Zone. Metreau Keypads Instruction Manual... -
Page 92: Swt Troubleshooting
SWT Troubleshooting SWT Troubleshooting Overview This section provides troubleshooting for the SWT Metreau keypads (DAS-MET-6SRC and DAS-MET-NUM). Symptom Possible Causes Section Everything is dead Power Power All keypads are dead Power-cabling between MRC and keypad incorrect. Power (No lights) Keypad connections reversed. Keypad cabling Some keypads ok, some dead. -
Page 93: Source Connections
SWT Troubleshooting Possible Causes: Zone connectors at Tango Controller are not secure. Connector at Keypad to Tango Controller is not secure. Wiring standard not followed. Make certain the center two wires are in the same orientation at the Tango Controller and the ... - Page 94 © 2017 Harman. All rights reserved. Metreau, NetLinx, AMX, AV FOR AN IT WORLD, HARMAN, and their respective logos are registered trademarks of Last Revised: HARMAN. Oracle, Java and any other company or brand name referenced may be trademarks/registered trademarks of their respective companies.
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