• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. • Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Caution: Changes or modifi cations not expressly approved by ELAN could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment.
VIA!Valet100EM is the right choice. With IR control, RS-232 control, and full-motion video dis- play, it has all of the features that make ELAN’s other award-winning touch panels the most successful product in their category.
The VIA!Valet100EM can be used for any stand-alone (non-ELAN) system application or as a Home Theater controller. The diagram below shows a basic application using one VIA!Valet100EM, a PVIA1 Valet Wall Plate and an ELAN IRD4 Amplified IR Connection Block to control a stack of A/V equipment. PWR1...
VIA!s, a PVIA1 Valet Wall Plate is necessary when using a VIA!Valet100EM with an S12. The diagram below shows one VIA!Valet100EM Touch Panel, one PVIA1 Valet Wall Plate, four VIA!70EM Touch Panels, and a SPP connected to an ELAN S12. PVIA1 Valet 9VDC PWR9...
E L A N H O M E S Y S T E M S ELAN System8 ELAN’s SPP Precision Panel for the System8 Multi-Room A/V Controller (S8) makes configuring a VIA!Valet100EM Touch Panel to control S8 zones easy. Unlike in-wall VIA!s, a PVIA1 Valet Wall Plate is necessary when using a VIA!Valet100EM with an S8.
System6 (S6) applications. Use a PVIA1 Valet Wall Plate for each VIA!Valet100EM to be installed. The diagram below shows a VIA!Valet100EM, a PVIA1 Valet Wall Plate, four VIA!70EMs and a SPP Precision Panel configured for use with an ELAN S6. PWR1 9VDC PWR9...
Home Theater controller. For control of a Home Theater sys- tem, the VIA!Valet100EM and PVIA1 Valet Wall Plate are combined with a method for IR distribution such as ELAN’s IRD4 Amplified Connection Block. Signals originate at the VIA!Valet100EM, pass through the PVIA1 Valet Wall Plate, then travel to the connection block where they are routed to each component.
E L A N H O M E S Y S T E M S ELAN System6 Use VIA!Valet100EM’s to add functionality and flexibility to ELAN’s System6 (S6) six-source, six-zone Integrated Multi-Room Controller. A PVIA1 Valet Wall Plate must be used when interfacing VIA!Valet100EM’s to an S6.
IR system, such as a TV or DVD player located with- in the same room as the touch panel, or an ELAN Electronic Volume Control. IR is routed to an emitter or IR distribution block connected to the IR OUT (LOC) in two ways: 1.
The Local IR Input is typically used to connect an external IR receiv- er to the touch panel. Typical applications include a plasma-friendly IR receiver (ELAN IRS8EP, for example) placed near a TV, or an auxil- lary IR receiver placed in an area more convenient than the location of the touch panel.
E L A N H O M E S Y S T E M S Appendix B: Programming All VIA! Touch Panels must be programmed with ELAN’s VIA!TOOLS Setup Software using a PC running Windows 98 or higher. VIA!TOOLS utilizes the VIA!Learner to interface between the PC and the touch panel to be programmed.
With respect to equipment sold by, but not manufactured by ELAN, the warranty obligations of ELAN shall in all respects conform to the warranty actually extended to ELAN by its supplier. The foregoing warranties do not cover reimbursement for labor, transportation, removal, installation or other expenses which may be incurred in connection with repair or replacement.
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MANUAL, VIAVALET100EM LINEAR P/N 9905959 REV:B (2008) INK: BLACK MATERIAL: 60 LB WHITE COATED PAPER SCALE: 1-1 FLAT SIZE: 11.000X8.500 FLAT, TOL: +/- .40. FOLD ONCE TO 5.500X8.500 SADDLESTITCH. ARTWORK CREATED BY ELAN HOME SYSTEMS NUMBER OF PAGES: 40...