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This publication is designed to provide accurate and authoritative information about the subject matter covered. Audioaccess reserves the right to make changes without further notice to any products or software herein to improve reliability, function or design.
Important Safety Precautions! End Users: Please read and retain these instructions! 10. Ventilation. Slots and openings in the overhead power lines or other electric light CAUTION cabinet are provided for ventilation and to or power circuits, or where it can fall into such ensure reliable operation of the product and to power lines or circuits.
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Section 1 PX-700 Product Description Description The PX-700 Multi-Room Controller is a six zone, multi-room, multi-source audio system controller that is easily set up with Audioaccess Installation Manager, Audioaccess’ proprietary Windows application. Installation ® Manager will program all the functions of a PX-700 installation including the configuration settings of the MA-361 Twelve Channel Digital Amplifier and the VX-241 Video Matrix Switcher.
Eight audio inputs plus a paging input for each Zone ❑ Eight sources available from hand-held remotes ❑ Any 5 of 8 sources available from Audioaccess keypads in each Zone ❑ Selectable turn-on source in each Zone ❑ Built-in IR learning device ❑...
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Front Panel (Momentary switch accessible through panel) YSTEM WITCH LED (Bi-color: red when power is applied, green when any zone is on) The front panel LED on the PX-700 indicates that the unit has power and that at least one Zone is on in the System. If the LED is on (in any color), the unit is powered.
Section 2 Quick-Start Guide You Will Need ❑ PX-700(s) ❑ KPS(s), ATC(s) ❑ KPT(s) ❑ Amplification ❑ Speakers ❑ Source Equipment ❑ A supply of IR Emitters (not furnished with the PX-700) ❑ 4 Conductor Wire ❑ Speaker Wire ❑ Power Strip for source equipment AC power ❑...
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This requires understanding the way natural light moves across the space during the course of the day as well as the type and placement of lighting fixtures. The IR receiver on Audioaccess keypads is sensitive to all forms of light.
The PX-700s communicate with each other via the RS-485 bus. Use one or more KPT Keypad Termination Boards for each PX-700, depending on the total number of keypads and other Audioaccess equipment in the System. Once all the equipment is terminated, parallel the Data 1, Data 2 and GND (ground) conductors of each KPT together.
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QUICK START GUIDE Example A PX-700 Rear Panel PX-700 Rear Panel PX-700 Rear Panel...
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QUICK START GUIDE Example B PX-700 Rear Panel PX-700 Rear Panel PX-700 Rear Panel...
QUICK START GUIDE ➤ Audio To connect audio sources, use regular RCA cables to connect sources to the left and right S jacks on the rear panel of the first PX-700. With OURCE additional RCA cables, connect the S jacks to the S OURCE OURCE jacks of the next PX-700.
QUICK START GUIDE Paging ➤ To connect a Page/Doorbell Module to a multi PX-700 system, parallel the Mute Out from the PDM to the Page Trigger of each PX-700. To parallel the Page Trigger, use a two-way " mono mini plug splitter or "Y" adapter (available at most electronic supply shops) and an extra mini plug to mini plug cable to connect each additional PX-700.
PX-700 needs to power up equipment in a known AC Power state when the Audioaccess Installation comes on. In addition, when the source equipment is shared with another audio system, the PX-700 needs to control the equipment status so that it does not stop transports or power off equipment in use by the other audio system (refer to Switched Outlet on page 3.14).
RS-485 bus on the PX-700 be rated Class II and surface marked VW-1. Wiring Information ➤ In addition to audio switching and routing, Audioaccess Installations are data network control systems that operate in a similar fashion to an office computer network. Consistent polarity and termination of the Audioaccess RS-485 bus is the most critical element in a reliable and problem-free Installation.
KPT in addition to a jumper to the PX-700. The KPT may be mounted in any location between the PX-700, other Audioaccess equipment, and the keypads. We recommend that it be easily accessible. The KPT is useful when troubleshooting, since individual lines may be tested by unplugging all but the one in question.
PHYSICAL INSTALLATION In multiple PX-700 Installations, each PX-700 in the Installation should have a dedicated KPT so that the keypads are not all powered from the same unit (see Examples A and B on pages 2.4–2.5). KPS Wiring The wiring code (Power, Data 1, Data 2, and Ground) is shown on both the back plate of each keypad and on the rear panel of the PX-700.
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PHYSICAL INSTALLATION 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Front 4. Connect the Cat 5 cable to the ATC RS-232 Interface Board and the rear of the ATC. 5. Run 4-conductor wire from the keypad connector on the ATC RS-232 Interface Board to the appropriate keypad connector on a KPT.
PHYSICAL INSTALLATION Length of ATC ➤ The resistance of the cable and the voltage of the power supply to the ATC determine the maximum cable length. The ATC requires a minimum of Cable Runs 8VDC at the ATC. The PX-700 supplies 10VDC from the RS-485 bus. This means that up to 2 volts can be dropped due to the resistance of the cable.
NOTE: Replace this fuse only with the correct type and rating. The ATC and KPS ➤ The IR receiver on Audioaccess keypads is NOT an IR repeater. A repeater takes any IR signal (light), converts it to electrical signals and sends it down a IR Receivers wire.
Please see the ATC Installation manual for instructions. Setting the ➤ Audioaccess KPS keypads have a set of 10 DIP address switches. The first Keypad DIP eight of these switches assign each keypad to a specific Zone, Room and System Code.
PHYSICAL INSTALLATION System Switches For a single PX-700 Installation, the System Code should be set to “1” (switch 5 up). In a multi PX-700 system, the System Code on the keypads must be set to the System Code of the corresponding PX-700. The System Code switches have these values: switch 5=1, switch 6=2, and switch 7=4.
PHYSICAL INSTALLATION DIP Switch Settings for IR Switch #9 controls the keypad IR receiver. In the “down” position it is in the “up” position it is . When a keypad is mounted outdoors, in a bright, sunny room or within 4" of a manually operated light dimmer, the IR receiver should be turned off.
PHYSICAL INSTALLATION Expansion Outputs (Fixed) These are secondary, fixed, unity gain outputs for each Zone which are specifically designed for connection to an MA-361 Twelve Channel Digital Amplifier with up to six EM-401 Volume/Tone Control Modules or a PX-603 Multi-Room Expander. Up to three Expansion Rooms may be added to any Zone.
Use the Trigger In when sharing sources because the PX-700 needs to power up equipment in a known state when the Audioaccess Installation comes on. In addition, when the source equipment is shared with another audio system, the PX-700 needs to control the equipment status so that it doesn’t stop transports or...
System 1 only. Page Trigger Use the Page (PDM) Trigger with the Audioaccess Page/Doorbell Module or other paging system. When this jack is shorted, all Zones programmed to receive paging and doorbell signals switch to the Page In until the jack is un-shorted.
PHYSICAL INSTALLATION RS-232 Port This port enables direct connection of other RS-232 command systems to the PX-700 or connection to a PC for IR and system programming. The programming port is replicated with a mini-jack on the front panel. When the front panel PC Link is in use, the rear panel connector is inactive.
Section 4 System Operation The Audioaccess keypads, touchscreens and IR remote controllers are an integral part of a PX-700 system. They are, largely, the whole system from your clients’ point of view. The following is a broad description of the operation of a PX-700 system from a KPS keypad or IR remote.
SYSTEM OPERATION RT-A-2 RT700 URC-8090 Audioaccess Remote Controllers Power To turn on a single Zone, momentarily press the keypad button (or button on remote control) to turn on the default source. The illuminates on the keypad(s). To turn off a single Zone, momentarily...
SYSTEM OPERATION Volume L/M To increase the volume, press . To decrease the volume, press Mute To mute the audio on a KPS and KP-3 keypad, press together. To un-mute the audio, press either the button. From a remote control, press the button to mute and un-mute the audio.
Section 5 Technical Specifications Specifications Note: Due to constant research, specifications are subject to change without notice. Audio ➤ ❑ Connector: Gold Plated RCA Jack ❑ Input Impedance: 20kΩ ❑ Maximum Input Level (for 0.1% THD+N at any output): 2.0V Output Impedance: 330Ω...
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Power Inlet ➤ ❑ Connector: Male IEC320 ❑ Power Requirement: 115V AC, 50/60Hz, 50 Watts (not including switched outlet)* Switched Outlet ➤ ❑ Connector: NEMA 5-15R* ❑ Maximum Load: 300 Watts Dimensions ➤ ❑ 17.3" W x 4" H x 15.5" D (440mm x 102mm x 394mm), Includes Connectors and Feet * Specifications for120V Version.
Appendix A Block Diagrams On the following pages you will find examples of four different block diagrams using the PX-700 and other Audioaccess products: Block Diagram 1 Multi-Room audio system configured with 6 Primary Rooms and 3 Expansion Rooms. Audioaccess products include: ❑...
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APPENDIX A Block Diagram 3 Multi-Room audio system configured with 6 Primary Rooms and 6 Expansion Rooms. Audioaccess products include: ❑ 1 PX-700 Multi-Room Controller ❑ 2 MA-361 Twelve Channel Digital Amplifiers with 6 Volume/Tone Control Modules (EM-401) ❑ User Interfaces:...
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APPENDIX A Block Diagram 1 PX-700 ATC I/B MA-362 TI-501 ZONE 1: PRIMARY ROOM LIBRARY PX-603 ZONE 2: PRIMARY ROOM GUEST ROOM ZONE 3: Block Diagram Legend PRIMARY ROOM CHILD'S ROOM ATC TOUCHSCREEN ZONE 4: PRIMARY ROOM MASTER BEDROOM KPS KEYPAD ZONE 4: EXPANSION ROOM 1 MASTER BATH...
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APPENDIX A Block Diagram 2 PX-700 ATC I/B MA-361 TI-501 ZONE 1: PRIMARY ROOM LIBRARY PX-603 ZONE 2: PRIMARY ROOM GUEST ROOM Block Diagram Legend ZONE 3: PRIMARY ROOM ATC TOUCHSCREEN CHILD'S ROOM KPS KEYPAD ZONE 4: PRIMARY ROOM MASTER BEDROOM KP3 KEYPAD 4 CONDUCTOR WIRE ZONE 5:...
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