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Concerto
Keypad
1.
Volume Indicator:
2.
Vacuum Fluorescent
Display:
3.
Zone Parameter Settings:
4.
IR Indicator:
5.
Numeric Entry Keys:
6.
Menu:
7.
Hotkeys:
8.
Function Keys:
9.
Mute:
10.
Power:
11.
Source:
12.
Volume:
13.
RJ45 Ports:
1
2
12
11
10
Volume level of the zone is displayed as a bar graph.
The display is designed to be easily read in any light. It is capable of displaying 16
alphanumeric figures in a string.
Specific zone settings such as Do Not Disturb, Master, Mute and Monitor are dis-
played in red text.
The Display Pad indicates the initiation of an IR command with a sequence of three
red arcs on the right side of the display.
The numeric keys are configurable for each audio source and can be used to access
specific CD, tuner and satellite stations, and music server selections.
The menu key serves two functions. It allows the user to access specific settings in
each zone, such as bass and treble, balance, and panel brightness, and it serves as a
"hotkey" that provides a second level of functionality for each source.
When used in conjunction with the MENU/HOTKEY, these buttons provide quick
access to Do Not Disturb, whole-house Master, Display Pad Lock, and Dim.
Individual functions can be configured for each source.
The zone can be muted temporarily.
The power button turns the zone Display Pad on and off. Holding it in for 3 seconds
turns all the zones off.
The source key scrolls through the sources connected to the Concerto System.
Volume is independently increased or decreased in each zone. The Volume key also
serves as the IR (infrared) receiver window.
The Display Pad has two RJ45 connections. The first is used to communicate via Cat-
5 wire with the Concerto amplifier component, and the second is a parallel input that
allows a single-gang secondary keypad to be daisy-chained in each zone.
9
13
DO NOT DISTURB
SYSTEM ON
9
8
3
4
5
6
7
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