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- Page 1 S6 Controller S6 Controller Installation Guide...
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Page 2: Notes On Handling
13. Refer all servicing to qualified personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has Declaration Of been damaged in any way, such as power Conformity supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen in to the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally or The Systemline S6 Multi-room Controller has has been dropped. been designed and independently tested to be in compliance with the following standards: WARNING: Do Not Remove the cover. There are no user serviceable parts inside. Refer all SAFETY servicing issues to qualified personnel. BS EN 60065:2002 IEC 60065:2001 7th Edition WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this product to rain or moisture. -
Page 3: Notes On Cleaning
About T his Guide Number This Installation Guide is intended for audio The serial number are located on the back of installation engineers, or trained qualified your product. For your future convenience, we electricians, involved in the actual installation suggest that you record this number here: and interconnection of a Systemline S6 Controller system. It consists of the following chapters: Serial No..…………………......……… • Connecting the Systemline S6 Controller has diagrams showing how the components should be connected and wired Acknowledgements • Configuring the Systemline S6 Controller using a PC gives information about setting up a Systemline S6 Controller installation via the Copyright © 2007 Armour Home Electronics Ltd. PC programming software. All rights reserved. • Touchscreen Settings goes into detail about The information in this guide is believed to be the various different user options available to correct as of the date of publication. However,... -
Page 4: Table Of Contents
Wiring Layout Installation Records Wiring the Components Front Panel Controls Front Panel Status Display Rear Panel Connections Switching on the S6 Controller 2. 1 0 Installation of Sources, Lighting Controls and Other Units Configuring the S6 Controller and Touchscreen Keypads Using a PC... -
Page 5: Introduction
Mus i c S e r ve r 2 -Way RS 2 32 C o mm unic atio n S6 C ont r o ll e r Power A m pl i f i e r LR N 7 Kr am er V T-88... - Page 6 If a Systemline VM8 Video Switch unit is included in the system, then composite video signals can be routed to each zone along with the audio. A special RS232 control port enables a Kramer Electronics VP-88ETH (or another of that family) to be controlled providing HDTV component video signals routing. Two outputs for infrared window emitters are included which carry ‘global’ IR, that is, as summation of all IR signals coming from the zones The line-level audio outputs, via phono connectors, require a suitable multi- channel power amplifier to be provided. All software in the Systemline S6 Controller can be updated via connectors on the front panel. PAGE...
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Page 7: Connecting The S6
2 Connecting the S6 Controller in a System A distributed audio system based around an S6 Controller will require a selection from the following items: 2.1 System Requirements Included with the S6 Controller are the following accessories: • Systemline LRN7 Learning Remote 1. T he S6 Controller. Control 2. A stereo power amplifier for each pair • 2×SL-WE window emitters of speakers. T his will usually be a multi- • RS232 cable (null modem) for source channel power amplifier. T his should be control located close to the S6 Controller and the • RS232 cable (standard), for Kramer VP- speaker cables run to the Zones. 88ETH control 3. Each Zone will require a wall-mounted • USB cable (type A – B) Keypad from the Systemline Modular • 8×Systemline Stereo Audio range. At present, this could be: Interconnects (SAIC) for connection to Touch Screen Keypad (CLTSK) • Colour power amplifier(s) Multi-source Keypad (KPM7) •... -
Page 8: Mains Voltage Selection And Fuses
2.2 Mains Voltage Selection 2.4 Installation Records and Fuses When the installation has been designed and completed, record the details of the The S6 is shipped with the Voltage selector installation in the boxes provided on on the rear panel set to 240V and with no the back page of the User Guide for the mains fuse installed. information of the Users. To set for the local mains supply, please follow the procedure below: 1. Ensure that the mains cable is not 2.5 Wiring the Components connected to the IEC socket at the rear of the S6 Controller 2. Ensure that the mains rocker switch is set to OFF 3. If the local mains supply is 230/240V ac, • Check that the Voltage selector switch is set to 240V • Fit the 315mA fuse • Fit the appropriate IEC mains cable, (UK or Euro) for your region 4. If the local mains supply is 110/120V ac, • Change the Voltage selector switch setting to 120V RJ45 RJ45 • Fit the 630mA fuse • Obtain and fit a suitable 2 pin or 3 pin IEC mains cable/power cord... - Page 9 RS232 Equipped CD-Player S-SMS Music Server Lutron™ Grafik Eye Lighting Control Window Emitter Line Level Audio Interconnect Kramer™ Video Matrix Switch (VP-88) 2-way RS232 CAT5/RJ45 S-S6 Controller VM8 Video Hub Power Amplfier Speaker Cable ZONE 1 ZONE 2 LEFT RIGHT LEFT RIGHT...
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Page 10: Front Panel Controls
Can be used (with a suitably equipped PC) Electronics T echnical Support). to update and configure the controller’s functionality. 2.7 Front Panel Status Display 4. BUS DATA – data to and from a 1. Zone Condition LEDs – shows the touchscreen keypad. current state of each zone. 5. RS232 – RS232 control and metadata RED – Standby between S6 Controller and source. BLUE – System Input RED – Local Input NOTE: LEDs 2–5 flash when signal activity occurs or internal commands are 2. IR STATUS – IR window emitter activity. processed. 3. COMMS – S6 command sent or received from a keypad. PAGE... -
Page 11: Rear Panel Connections
4. Analog audio outputs – phono connectors from the 8 Zones to Power 2.9 Switching on the S6 Amplifiers. Controller 5. Keypad – RJ45 for connection to the keypad in the Zone. NOTE: All wiring should be completed 6. IR Window Emitter – 3.5mm jacks for before switching on the S6 Controller. connecting window emmitters to the 6 sources. An emitter may not be necessary When ready, switch on the S6 Controller at if a source is to be controlled via RS232. the rear panel. After a short power-up delay, the S6 NOTE: All IR outputs are modulated at Controller will show all zones on standby 38kHz, except ‘SAT’ (Output 3) which is and the standby LED showing green. -
Page 12: Configuring The S6
Learning handset. NOTE: The PC Application programme used for configuring the S6 Controller is the same one that is used for the SystemNet 2-port and 6-port Hubs. References to the Hub Input Sources in the PC application refer to Sources in the S6 Controller. - Page 13 5.Choose the location of the Program folder or click to have it installed into the default location in the Start menu. 8. Select the configuration utility from the ‘All Programs’ menu. 6. Clicking next will install the configuration utility. 9. Using the supplied USB cable, connect your PC to the USB port on the front panel of the S6 Controller. 7. Installation is complete. PAGE...
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Page 14: Setting Touch Screen Keypad (Tsk) Zone Identification
3.2 Setting T ouch Screen 3.3 Select the Configuration Keypad (TSK) Zone Identification Configurable Sources 1. T he drop down menu enables any supported configurable sources to be selected. Click on the required source and 1. Select the Local Hub Network tab then click on the ‘add equipment’ button. (default). The source will appear in the window below. 2. Plug in the T SK for Zone 1. 2. Highlight the source and click on 3. Select ‘01’ in the drop down menu and ‘configure’. click the ‘add/address’ button—you will be given the opportunity to enter a name 3. T he port configuration screen will for the zone and we would advise that appear. Select the required RS232 port you do so by entering the room name from the drop down menu. -
Page 15: Hub Input Sources
3.4 Hub Input Sources Source 1: 1. From the drop down menu, select the required source and type in a description of the source. In this example ‘DAB T uner 1’. 2. Now type in a description of the source e.g ‘Tuner’ By completing this process, you have ensured that the key mapping is correctly configured for the tuner, together with its correct icon. T his will appear on 3.5 Keypad Configuration the T ouch Panel Home Screen. Underneath Profiles the icon will be the word ‘Tuner’ taken from the name you have just given to the source. 1. From ‘Add Configuration Profile’ select the T SK ID from the drop down menu. Click ‘Add’. 2. The selection now appears in ‘Keypad Configuration Profiles’ and a description of the location, which can either be entered at this stage or when setting a TSK ID. 3.6 IR File Sources 2 – 6: Repeat the above process for each source. -
Page 16: Local Source
Systemline Music Server, but use different DVD players. In this instance, the template would simply consist of the saved settings for the Sky and Systemline products. This can then be loaded as a default, leaving you to just add the customer’s specific products. -
Page 17: Touch Screen Keypad Settings
4 Touch Screen Keypad Settings Note: S6 is designed to work with colour T ouch Screen Keypads. The Touch Screen Keypad is Modular address to avoid accidentally factory set and should not controlling one zone from another. require any further adjustment. However, the keypad can be placed into a 4.3 Touch Screen Calibration special configuration mode allowing the user to alter the following settings: Touch Screen Calibration is required • Contrast (which also influences the because of manufacturing tolerances viewing angle) between touch screens on different keypads. T his potentially causes the touch... -
Page 18: Getting Out Of Trouble
4.4 Getting Out of T rouble Both the Contrast and T ouch Screen Calibration settings potentially allow the keypad to be configured into a state where it can no longer be used e.g. the Configuration Screen is itself rendered unusable by a badly configured setting. For example, the contrast can be set such that the screen is unreadable and therefore finding the controls to set it back again is difficult. Likewise, the T ouch Screen Calibration can be set such that the buttons can no longer be pressed, making the Configuration Screen impossible to operate. In the event that the Configuration Screen can no longer be operated due to an incorrect setting, pressing the ‘MUTE’ button whilst on the Configuration Screen will restore factory defaults which should allow correct operation again. PAGE... - Page 20 w w w . s y s t e m l i n e . c o . u k This symbol means do not dispose of as municpal waste. Re-use or recycle wherever possible. Electrical/Electronic Equipment may contain substances harmful to the environment.
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