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- Page 1 K Components, Ltd. & User Manual CT600.1 CT600.3 CT300.3 Multi-Zone Audio/Video Receivers 14067 121206...
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Page 2: Accessories Included
CT Receiver and Benefits COMPLETE USER MANUAL - CT R ECEIVER © 2006 B & K Components, Ltd. All rights reserved. The information in this manual is copyright protected. No part of this manual may be copied or reproduced in any form without prior written consent from B &... -
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Table of Contents Introduction / Overview CT Receiver Features and Benefits CK 1.1 and CK1.2 Keypad Features and Benefits CT Receiver Front Panel CT Receiver Back Panel Accessories Guide The CK1.2 Keypad Front Panel/Back Panel The CK1.1 Keypad Front Panel/Back Panel B&K CT Series MZ-128 Remote Controller Reference Sheet DB-9 to RJ-45 Adapter P/N:13290 BK Toolbox CD-ROM P/N: 13323... - Page 4 Table of Contents Adding a Home Theater Adding an HD6 Setup Using a PC and BK Suite Connecting to a PC BK Suite Setup and Overview BK Suite Task Bar Explained Basic Setup Menu Advanced Setup Menu Hardware Zone Settings - Tab 1 Groups / Code Sets / Zones - Tab 2 Code-Set Description and Overview Groups with Mono Zones...
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Audio/Video System Setup Control Menu Setup Setup Presets Control System Setup System Status Zone Planning Worksheets Troubleshooting Guide Limited Warranty Specifications CT Series A / V Control Center Additional Information & IMPLY ETTER! - Page 6 THIS PAGE IS INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK & IMPLY ETTER!
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Page 7: Introduction / Overview
Introduction / Overview The Finesse and Power To Please A Household... The CT Receiver family serve the same goals; it is to bring the same performance and sound quality that B & K has brought to audiophile home theaters and music rooms to the entire house. The CT Receiver is the new innovation in automation. -
Page 8: Ct Receiver Features And Benefits
CT Receiver Features and Benefits CT Receiver Features and Benefits Separates Performance The CT Receivers are born from the heritage of twenty years experience in building high current, low distortion, high-end separates. Every design, concept, and tested part, unifies the critical listening vision, which happens when the music matters. -
Page 9: Ck 1.1 And Ck1.2 Keypad Features And Benefits
CK 1.1 and CK1.2 Keypad Features and Benefits CK 1.1 and CK 1.2 Keypad Features and Benefits Automation Everywhere! Automate the Central System with Local TVs and Components The CK1.2 keypad may control up to twenty devices or rooms with 5 hard buttons and four pages of custom labeled buttons per device. -
Page 10: Ct Receiver Front Panel
CT Receiver Front Panel CT Front Panel (CT300.3 and 600.1/600.3) Main Power Indicator. Master Power Switch, used to disengage power to the CT Receiver. Normally, this switch is set to ON (in) which allows the power function of a remote or keypad to power the zones on or off. While the unit is in SLEEP the electrical consumption is reduced to about 35 watts. -
Page 11: Ct Receiver Back Panel
CT Receiver Back Panel 6 Keypad control connections provide 12VDC power, common ground, RS-232 transmit, IR Data IN and 12VDC control output triggers. The 300.3 has three keypad control connections. See page 19. 6 Zone Audio/Video Line outputs for external amplification (factory fixed output or may be set to vari- able output) and video monitors (1 per zone). -
Page 12: Accessories Guide
Accessories Guide The CK1.2 Keypad Front Panel/Back Panel sold separately LCD Buttons - Screen Title - Displays what Source is selected ( i.e. device or activity like “CD” Names on the screen or “SAT”). “Main” indicates the Main Menu for selecting a new device or activity. change depending on what activity has been selected. -
Page 13: The Ck1.1 Keypad Front Panel/Back Panel
Accessories Guide The CK1.1 Keypad Front Panel/Back Panel sold separately Screen Title - Displays a custom title edited from the LCD button editor. Under default programming it will display “Main”. LCD Buttons - Names on the screen change depending on what Up, Down and Mute Controls function is programmed on may be programmed for Volume and... -
Page 14: B&K Ct Series Mz-128 Remote Controller Reference Sheet
Accessories Guide B&K CT Series MZ-128 Remote Controller Reference Sheet The MZ-128 Remote Controller has multiple useful functions: 1.The MZ-128 Remote Controller may be used to control and setup a CT Receiver. 2. The MZ-128 may be used as a source of IR for use in programming learning key- pads, etc. -
Page 15: Db-9 To Rj-45 Adapter P/N:13290
Accessories Guide DB-9 to RJ-45 Adapter P/N:13290 (Included) Included with any CT Receiver product, this adapter allows easy interface between a PC and any B & K prod- uct using a standard terminated CAT-5 cable. The adapter plugs into the serial port of the PC. BK CT Series CD P/N: 14069 B &... -
Page 16: Installation And System Diagrams
Installation and System Diagrams Installation and System Diagrams Zone F Zone C Keypad Keypad Zone E Zone B Keypad Keypad Zone A Zone D Keypad Keypad Composite Video Left Audio Right Audio Zone Speaker Connections Positive Negative Zone B Zone A Zone E Zone D Zone C... -
Page 17: Basic System Hookup
Basic System Hookup Basic CT Receiver & Keypad System Hookup Keypads connect to the Zone Control terminals on the CT Receiver using CAT-5 cable. Composite video is used for video distribution, usually RG-6 or better. Zone F Zone C Monitor Zone F Monitor Zone C... -
Page 18: Installation Considerations
Installation Considerations Installation Considerations C A U T I O N R I S K O F E L E C T R I C S H O C K D O N O T O P E N Placement and Ventilation The CT Receiver incorporates built in power amplifiers and requires at least 3"... -
Page 19: Ac Power And Line Fuse
Power Connections AC Power and Line Fuse Before connecting any A/V cables, verify that the CT Receiver powers up. Check functionality of the receiver by connecting the AC power cord and powering on the receiver using the main power button, the front panel LED should now be lighted. -
Page 20: Shared Source Inputs
Source Connections Shared Source Inputs Any source that is desired to be shared throughout the system will connect to one of the 9 A/V Source Inputs. Nine sources may be "shared" throughout any zone in the entire system. Internal tuners in the CT receiver products do not utilize an input. -
Page 21: Digital Audio Connection
Buffered Outputs Buffered Outputs Line level, impedance matched, (buffered) outputs are provided in order to pass source signals from one unit to another. Each of the 9 shared A/V inputs has a buffered output. These outputs are buffered in order to minimize signal degradation as the signal passes from unit to unit in series. -
Page 22: Ct Receiver Speaker Connections
CT Receiver Speaker Connections Example CT Receiver Six Zone Speaker Connections Zone Speaker Connections Positive Negative Zone D Zone F Zone E Zone A Zone B Zone C Speakers Speakers Speakers Speakers Speakers Speakers [R+] Right Positive Speaker Output (Red Wire) [R-] Right Negative Speaker Output (Green Wire) [L+] Left Positive Speaker Output (Red Wire) [L-] Left Negative Speaker Output (Green Wire) -
Page 23: Connecting An External Amplifier
Zone Line Outputs Connecting an External Amplifier Zone line outputs are used to run the audio and/or video into each zone. Line level audio outputs are sup- plied for each zone in order to provide a means for external amplification in any zone. These line outputs may be configured for either fixed at line level or variable to match the volume level of the receiver (See Below). -
Page 24: Composite Video Outputs
Zone Line Outputs Composite Video Outputs Composite video outputs supply video to monitors in each zone. Zone A's video output provides access to the on screen display, which is used for unit setup. The setup menu is only accessible through Zone A’s composite video output. -
Page 25: Ck1.2 Keypad Connections
CK1.2 Keypad Connections Keypad Connections Keypads connect to the CT Receiver at the Zone Control I/O Terminals. Termination of the Keypad cables to the Control Terminals is done by a straight through CAT-5 cable. If needed, the pin out configuration of the keypad wiring is located on the back of the CT receiver. -
Page 26: Adding Additional Keypads In The Same Zone
CK 1.2 Keypad Connections Adding Additional Keypads in the Same Zone When rooms are interconnected or are open to each other (for example: interconnecting family room, kitchen, and dining areas are common in many homes) you may opt to expand a zone to include several rooms. Many keypads may be connected in a daisy chain from the master keypad in that zone. -
Page 27: Ir Emitter Outputs
IR Emitter Outputs IR Flasher Emitter Output Each of the nine shared sources may be controlled from any zone in the system using the CT Receiver built in IR routing circuitry. By default, when the IR Flasher outputs are set to “selected input,” IR will route from the keypad terminal to the IR output for only the input that is selected for that zone. -
Page 28: Common Control Triggers
Common Control Triggers Common Control Triggers The B & K CT Receiver line incorporates common control triggers that may be used for whole house or speci- fied zone events such as telephones and doorbells. There are two common controls on the six zone receiver (one on the three zone). -
Page 29: Additional Connections
Additional Connections RJ-45 Adapters Ethernet - Used for flashing the software of the CT Receiver or network control. Please see the B&K website at www.bkcomp.com for more information. RS-232 I/O - Used for serial control using B&K Hardware Quick Tools and setup of CT Receiver using BK Suite. -
Page 30: System Expansion
System Expansion System Expansion There are many ways to expand upon a CT system. The pages in this section will highlight simple meth- ods for adding zones to a CT system. For all installations, simple back and forth IR communication will be needed. -
Page 31: Connecting Multiple Ct Receivers
Connecting Multiple CT Receivers Connecting Multiple CT Receivers CT Receivers may be linked for up to 127 different zones. The Link Out RJ-45 of the first CT Receiver (CT#1 as shown) would connect with a straight CAT-5 cable to the Link In on the second CT Receiver (CT#2 as shown). -
Page 32: Adding A Home Theater
Adding Home Theater Products Adding a Home Theater B&K manufactures Home Theater preamplifier/processors and receivers. Any of these products may be com- bined to share sources in a CT system using an AV40DP breakout box. Once a B&K home theater is added to the system, the theater becomes a CT zone. -
Page 33: Adding An Hd6
Adding an HD6 Adding an HD6 The HD6 is designed to operate seamlessly with a CT Receiver. Simply connect the HD6’s CT RS-232 LINK connector to the CT’s RS-232 I/O connector using a straight through CAT-5 cable. At power up, the HD6 will learn all of it’s settings from the CT Receiver. -
Page 34: Setup Using A Pc And Bk Suite
Setup Using a PC and BK Suite Setup Using a PC and BK Suite B & K Tool Suite may be installed using the CD-ROM included with the CT Receiver. The B&K Hardware Quick Tools and Flash Download Update programs are also included on the CD-ROM. You may also obtain this software at www.bkcomp.com. -
Page 35: Connecting To A Pc
Connecting to a PC Connection to a PC Note that many modern laptops do not come equipped with a DB-9 style serial port. If your computer only has a USB style serial port, you'll need to obtain a USB to DB-9 Serial port adapter cable. B &... -
Page 36: Bk Suite Setup And Overview
BK Suite Setup and Overview BK Suite Setup and Overview BKTask automatically installs a shortcut icon on the desktop [BKTask icon (grey)]. Make sure all other applications which use the serial port are closed before opening Bktask.lnk the taskbar. B & K has the capability to connect in real-time (live) to any of our receivers or preamplifiers. However, it is recommended that all setup be done virtually to avoid system errors. - Page 37 BK Suite Setup and Overview Create and save the system setup file using either the Basic Setup menu or the Advanced Setup menu of BK Suite See Page 32. Either let the program automatically scan com ports 1 through 4 at all baud rates or manually configure the com port and baud rate settings as shown below.
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Page 38: Bk Suite Task Bar Explained
BK Suite Task Bar Explained BK Suite Task Bar Explained Once you have chosen the product you wish to configure, BK Suite will display the tool bar of applications within the Suite. A single click of the mouse on any of the icons in the tool bar will activate the appropriate application. -
Page 39: Basic Setup Menu
Basic Setup Menu Basic Setup Menu The basic setup menu in BK Suite has been created to simplify the setup process. It is meant for streamlined setup of basic systems operating with B & K keypads. Basic Setup Tab 1 in the Basic menu allows users to name zones, configure power on preferences, and name sources. When a file is saved to the PC in the Basic Menu, both a .txt and .csv file are created in the same directory. - Page 40 Basic Setup Menu Basic Setup - Keypad Feedback Tab 2 is provided to set up a keypad for RS-232 feedback synchronization. Tab 2 tells the CT Receiver where devices are located on the keypad so the zone input syncing will operate properly. Match each input with the it’s corresponding location on the keypad.
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Page 41: Advanced Setup Menu
Advanced Setup Menu Advanced Full Setup Menu The advanced setup menu in BK Suite is designed with the intention of displaying the features found in the on screen setup menu using thirteen defining tabs. Each tab allows the user to customize different features found within the CT Receiver. -
Page 42: Hardware Zone Settings - Tab 1
Hardware Zone Settings - Tab 1 1. Since a CT600.3/600.1 has six hard- ware zones, BK Suite will display a zone button corresponding to each of the six zones. (If you are programming a CT300.3, three zone buttons appear). Select the zone you wish to adjust the set- tings of. -
Page 43: Stereo Zones
Hardware Zone Settings - Tab 1 3. Fixed or Variable Levels for Stereo Zones This setting dictates the configuration for the amplifier. The Variable assignment will allow speakers connected to the Zone Speaker Outputs to be controlled using an IR keypad or remote control. Selecting the Fixed assignment is available for external rotary type volume controls. -
Page 44: Groups / Code Sets / Zones - Tab
Groups / Code Sets / Zones - Tab 2 1. Groups: A maximum of 18 groups for each CT Receiver labeled a - r. Group 0 may not be changed, it is pre-programmed with code-set 0-0-0 (controls ALL CT Zones). Each group may control any or all zones within one CT Receiver. -
Page 45: Code-Set Description And Overview
Code-Set Description and Overview Code-Set Description and Overview B & K uses discrete code-sets to control any audio/video zones. Code-sets range from code 0-0-0 (zero zero zero) to 1-2-8. This is the same practice that satellite manufacturers use so that one remote controller could control three identical satellites. -
Page 46: Groups With Mono Zones
Groups with Mono Zones When a zone is split to mono, two columns of check boxes appear representing the right and left channel of the split zone. Splitting a zone to mono allows independent ability to control power and volume on each side of the zone. -
Page 47: Sub-Zoning
Sub-Zoning Splitting a Zone To Mono Once a zone has been split into mono it has the ability to have a discrete IR Code-Set assigned to it and therefore the user is given the capability to control volume, mute, and power in the split zone independently. For more information on Code-Sets, see Page 38. -
Page 48: Input Settings - Tab
Input Settings - Tab 3 1. Shared Source Input Names: The programmer may customize the input name to a user friendly name (up to a 5 letter name). Inputs 1 through 9 may be selected in every zone, thus they are shared inputs. This is the same name that will dis- play on the keypad when zone status is recalled by pressing the backlight button on the CK1.2 or CK1.1 Keypad. -
Page 49: Power On Titles - Tab 4
Power On Titles - Tab 4 Power-On Titles are not available on the CT 600.3, 600.1 and 300.3. & IMPLY ETTER! -
Page 50: Power-On Preferences - Tab 5
Power-On Preferences - Tab 5 Power-On preferences describe a specific state of a zone or group of zones will power on every time the zone or group is powered on. 1. Select Code Set: All of the code-sets that were programmed previously appear on this list with the title given for that zone. The settings adjust what will happen when each code-set is powered on. -
Page 51: Input Configuration - Tab 6
Input Configuration - Tab 6 1. Select which Zone Dedicated Input you wish to setup. 2. Video No / Yes: If “NO” is selected, the CT Receiver will keep the video input selection from the last selected video source. If “YES” is selected, the video input selected will change along with the audio input selection. 3. -
Page 52: Page / Event - Tab
Page / Event - Tab 7 A Page/Event is an action triggered by a 5-24VAC or DC trigger (Common Control), RS-232 command, or Audio/Video Sense. 1. Action: When this Event is triggered, choose between switching to one of the nine shared sources, changing the vol- ume or no action at all (OFF). - Page 53 Page / Event - Tab 7 3. Level: Set the volume desired for the Page/Event. When the event is triggered, the volume will be switched to this level in the zones set to respond to the Page/Event. Built in intelligence "remembers" the previous state of the zones before the Page/Event occurred;...
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Page 54: Display - Tab
Display - Tab 8 Front Panel Display is not available on the CT 600.3, 600.1 and 300.3. & IMPLY ETTER! -
Page 55: Control - Tab 9
Control - Tab 9 1. Zone Control: Since a CT 600.3/600.1 has 6 hardware zones, BK Suite will display a zone button corresponding to each of the 6 zones (If a CT 300.3 is being programmed, three zone buttons will appear.) Select the zone you wish to adjust the settings of. - Page 56 Control - Tab 9 3.Zone Rear Data In Setting: Allows the IR data input port for each zone control terminal to be switched off. When set to OFF, any key- pads or IR sensors connected to the back panel the CT Receiver will be rendered inoperable because no IR will be allowed to pass through the IR data input for the selected zone.
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Page 57: Security - Tab 10
Security - Tab 10 1. Front Panel Buttons: This is not available on a CT600.3,600.1 or 300.3. 2. Memory Locked: This will prevent the user from saving any changes to presets or system settings. 3. Setup Menu Visible: If set to Hidden, the user may not access the setup menu. 4. -
Page 58: Rs-232 Communication - Tab
RS-232 Communication - Tab 11 Note: Parameters on this tab do not need to be changed and should be left for advanced programmers. 1. RS-232 Port Enable: It is not possible to disable the RS-232 ports on the back of the CT 600.3, 600.1 and 300.3. 2. - Page 59 RS-232 Communication - Tab 11 repeat any RS-232 transmission, which is received through the RS-232 I/O port. 6. RS-232 Feedback Selection (Continuous Reply): Disabled (Default)= No BKC-DIP Update or Reply is generated. Update = An Update message, which represents the specific current state of the CT Receiver, is sent when there is a change in a logical zone’s state.
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Page 60: Preset Operation - Tab
Preset Operation - Tab 12 1. Preset Recall Options: Input/Tone: Preset will recall Input and EQ settings. Input/Tone/Volume: Preset will recall Input, Volume and EQ settings. Input Only: Preset will recall input only. 2. Auto Naming: If auto naming is set to YES, the CT Receiver will automatically name a new preset for source and volume setting. -
Page 61: Keypad Feedback - Tab 13
Keypad Feedback - Tab 13 The programmer may set more precise keypad feedback positions in the advanced setup’s tab 13 rather than basic setup. Keypad input feedback is triggered upon the acknowledgment of an input change from a zone or group of zones. When a zone is powered on or the input is changed, the keypad will jump to the page cor- responding to the input the user has selected. -
Page 62: Room Equalization
Room Equalization Use this tab to configure default bass and treble settings for each zone. The settings made here will be applied each time a zone is powered on, and is independent of the user controlled bass and treble adjustments. For each zone, setup the default bass and treble levels, as well as their affected shelving frequency. - Page 63 Room Equalization 1. Selecting a Zone Since a CT600.3/600.1 has six hardware zones, BK Suite will display a zone button corresponding to each of the six zones. (If you are programming a CT300.3, three zone buttons appear). Select the zone you wish to adjust the settings of.
- Page 64 Preset Editor Preset Editor Features and Benefits Presets are a powerful feature that may instantly recall commonly used parameters instantly. B & K preset settings may be recalled with the press of a single button. Parameters such as independent audio/video inputs, bass and treble settings and volume levels, EQ settings and tuner frequencies may be recalled with one touch access.
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Page 65: Preset Editor
Preset Editor The Preset Editor Window This shows the presets contained within the CT Receiver preset editor file. Editing Presets 1. Selecting a Preset Selecting a preset to edit is done by clicking on the number of the preset. 2. Selecting Preset Parameters Select Volume, Bass Level, Treble Level, and EQ settings for each preset. -
Page 66: Serial Macro Editor
Serial Macro Editor Serial Macro Editor The Serial Macro Editor allows a CT Receiver to control other RS-232 devices as well as the B&K keypads. Specific examples could include other B & K products, RS-232 controllable source pieces or light controllers. The serial macro editor works by using an IR trigger command to send a RS-232 message. -
Page 67: Setup Using The On Screen Display
Setup Using the On Screen Display Setup Using the On Screen Display It is possible to completely program the CT Receiver via the on-screen menus or the front panel dis- play. However, it is not nearly as fast and straightforward as using a PC and BK Suite. Nevertheless, it is often convenient to touch up one or two parameters of the system using the on-screen or front panel menus. -
Page 68: On Screen Menu Operation With The Mz-128
On Screen Menu Operation with the MZ-128 Using a Remote Control The on screen display may be navigated by use of the MZ-128 remote controller or any remote may be used once it is set to the zone A Code-Set. Zone A is default code set to 0-1-1. Using The Remote Control and On-Screen Menus Tapping the MENU button on the remote control brings up the On-Screen MAIN... -
Page 69: On Screen Menu Tree Diagram
On Screen Menu Tree Diagram SELECTED INPUT & & IMPLY ETTER! IMPLY ETTER! -
Page 70: On Screen Main Menu
On Screen Main Menu Main Menu While navigating the menus, page 62 , the On Screen Menu Tree Diagram, may be used as a reference. At anytime the MENU button maybe used to step back one level to discover which function is being adjusted. Using the ENTER button will select the choice displayed. -
Page 71: Zone Operation
Zone Operation Zone Operation Menu Once in the Zone Operation Menu, current zone parameters may be adjusted. As these parameters are adjusted, they affect the zone that is selected, in this example zone A (code-set 0-1-1). If you keep pressing the Left/Right adjust buttons, you will cycle through all of the logical zones you setup. -
Page 72: Audio/Video System Setup
Main Menu Sub Menu To re-name a preset, use the SEL or Enter key to select the name, then left/right arrows for position and up/down arrows to pick a character. Up to 13 characters are available for each preset name. In addition the fol- lowing keymap may be used to to aide in the naming process: 1=ABC, 2=DEF, etc. - Page 73 Audio / Video Sub Menu Menu Items for a Dedicated Input Configuring name, level, mode and video is the same for the dedicated inputs as it is for the shared inputs. But also, the auto-sense has to be configured for the dedi- cated inputs.
- Page 74 Audio / Video Submenu Zone Power On Settings Use Left/Right to select a zone to setup for power on set- tings. Settings that may be configured include audio input, video input, volume level, bass level, treble level, and EQ setting. Use Up/Down to select an item to adjust. Use Left/Right to adjust the item selected.
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Page 75: Control Menu Setup
Control System Menu Setup Zone Room Equalization First select which of the six zones you want to configure. Adjust Treble and Bass frequencies and level using the Left and Right functions on the remote and Up/Down to move to the next setting. Use the same remote functions to adjust notch frequency, gain and width. - Page 76 Control System Menu Zone Code-Sets/Groups and Group Titles continued... Once the name has been entered, use the Up/Down keys to select a Code-Set. Use the Left/Right keys to select one of the available 128 code-sets. Move Up/Down to include the hardware zones for this group.
- Page 77 Control System Menu Common Control I/O The CT600.3 and 600.1 are equipped with two 12VDC 200mA common control voltages (the CT300.3 is equipped with one). This menu setting assign operation to the “OUT” located in the common control section on the back panel of the CT Receiver. They are programmed at the factory to turn on when any Zone is powered on.
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Page 78: Setup Presets
Setup Presets Setup Presets Preset Recall Input/Tuner/Tone: Preset will recall Input, Tuner Frequency and EQ settings Input/Tuner/Tone/Vol: Preset will recall Input, Tuner Frequency, Volume and EQ settings. Input/Tuner: Preset will recall Input or Tuner Frequency only. Preset Names If auto naming is set to YES, the CT Receiver will automat- ically name a nee preset for source and volume settings. -
Page 79: Control System Setup
Control System Setup RS-232 Options Note: Parameters 1 through 7 do not need to be changed and should be left for advanced programmers. Use the Up/Down keys to select a setting to configure. Then use the Left/Right keys to select from one of the available options. -
Page 80: System Status
System Status System Status Status is very useful troubleshooting aid for installations. There are four screens that show the status of A/V inputs, zones and control in/out activity. Unit Information: The Unit information screen gives factory information that is useful for both the end user and B & K technical support including model, serial number and software version. -
Page 81: Zone Planning Worksheets
Zone Planning Worksheets CT Receiver Zone Planning Residence Project Manager Date Zones Name of Zone How Many Keypads? Master Slave #1 Slave #2 Slave #3 Zone TV? Stereo / Stereo Stereo Stereo Stereo Stereo Stereo Mono Mono Mono Mono Mono Mono Mono ? Number of... - Page 82 Input Planning Worksheet CT Receiver Input Planning Residence Project Manager Date IN 1 IN 2 IN 3 IN 4 IN 5 IN 6 IN 7 IN 8 IN 9 Shared? Shared? Shared? Shared? Shared? Shared? Shared? Shared? Shared? Identical? Identical? Identical? Identical? Identical?
- Page 83 Power On Preferences and Presets CT Receiver Preferences and Presets Residence Project Manager Date Zone Power On Preferences NAME ZONE AUDIO FROM VIDEO FROM VOLUME RADIO FREQUENCY Last Used Last Used Last Used Last Used Last Used Last Used Last Used Last Used Last Used Last Used...
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Page 84: Troubleshooting Guide
Troubleshooting Guide Troubleshooting Guide For BK Suite Make sure your PC meets the requirements outlined in the BK Suite Section of this manual. Page 32. Make sure the CT/CK/SR product is connected to the PC’s serial port. (DB-9, nine pin) Be sure to select “Local Com”... -
Page 85: Limited Warranty
Limited Warranty B & K Components Lt., referred to herein as B & K , warrants your B & K equipment against all defects in mate- rial and workmanship for a period of five years from the date of purchase. This warranty applies only to the orig- inal purchaser and only to equipment in normal residential use and service. -
Page 86: Specifications
Specifications Multi - Zone Receivers Specifications CT600.3 CT300.3 CT600.1 Number of Zones 6 Stereo / 12 Mono 3 Stereo / 6 Mono 6 Stereo / 12 Mono Internal AM / FM Tuner Power Rating @ 8W All Zones All Zones All Zones (4W stable all Ch driven) 55 Watts / Ch... -
Page 87: Ct Series A / V Control Center
CT Series A / V Control Center FEATURES: • The CT600.3 & CT600.1 have 6 fully independent A/V stereo zones; the CT300.3 has 3 fully independent A/V stereo zones. • Each stereo zone has independent power, volume, bass, treble and and selectable EQ settings for loudness or auto-level. -
Page 88: Additional Information
Additional Information COMPLETE USER MANUAL - CT R ECEIVER © 2006 B & K Components, Ltd. All rights reserved. The information in this manual is copyright protected. No part of this manual may be copied or reproduced in any form without prior written consent from B & K Components, Ltd. B &...
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