EisSound 400 Series, 414A1, 414A2 User And Installation Manual

USER'S AND INSTALLATION MANUAL

400 SERIES

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1. Quick Reference Guide

2. 400 Series Overview

3. Central

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1.1. Master Unit

1.2. Control Unit

1.3. Control Unit

1.4. Control Unit

2.1. Introduction .2 .400 S

2.3. Connecting Terminals

2.4. Basic Wiring Diagram

2.5. General Installation Notes

2.6. Programming Menus

2.7. Music channels

3.1. Master Unit

3.1.1. Operation

3.1.2. Program Menu

3.1.3. Settings Menu

3.1.4. Installation Menu

3.1.5. Technical Specifications

3.2. Sound Input Unit

3.2.1. Description

3.2.2. Technical Specifications

414A1/A2

422A1/A2

428A1+42991

428A1/A4 , 428A1+42992

414A1/A2

41591/92

2 eries Components 15

3.3. Power Supply Unit

3.3.1. Description

3.3.2. Technical Specifications

4.1. Control Unit

4.1.1. The first time...

4.1.2. Operating audio functions

4.1.3. Operating intercom calls functions

4.1.4. Control Unit : Program Menu

4.1.5. Control Unit : Settings Menu

4.1.6. Control Unit : Installation Menu

4.1.7. Control Unit : Program Menu

4.1.8. Control Unit : Installation Menu

4.1.9. Technical Specifications

4.2. Control Unit

4.2.1. The first time...

4.2.2. Operating audio functions

4.2.3. Operating intercom calls functions

4.2.4. Program Menu

4.2.5. Installation Menu

4.2.6. Remote control operation

4.2.7. Technical Specifications

11295/96/99, 11204

422A1/A2 & 428A1+42991

422A1/A2

428A1+42991

428A1/A4 & 428A1+42992

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MASTER UNIT

414A1/A2

CONTROL UNIT

422A1/A2

1.1. Quick Reference Guide Master Unit 414A1/A2

2. 400 Series Overview

3. Central

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2.1. Introduction .2.

2.3. Connecting Terminals

2.4. Basic Wiring Diagram

2.5. General Installation Notes

2.6. Programming Menus

2.7. Music channels

3.1. Master Unit 414A1/A2

3.1.1. Operation

3.1.2. Program Menu

3.1.3. Settings Menu

3.1.4. Installation Menu

3.1.5. Technical Specifications

3.2. Sound Input Unit 41591/92

3.2.1. Description

3.2.2. Technical Specifications

3.3. Power Supply Unit 11295/96/99, 11204

3.3.1. Description

3.3.2. Technical Specifications

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1.2. Quick Reference Guide Control Unit 422A1/A2

2. 400 Series Overview

4.1. Control Unit 422A1/A2

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2.1. Introduction .2.

2.3. Connecting Terminals

2.4. Basic Wiring Diagram

2.5. General Installation Notes

2.6. Programming Menus

2.7. Music channels

4.1.1. The first time...

4.1.2. Operating audio functions

4.1.3. Operating intercom calls functions

4.1.4. Control Unit 422A1/A2: Program Menu

4.1.5. Control Unit 422A1/A2: Settings Menu

4.1.6. Control Unit 422A1/A2: Installation Menu

4.1.9. Technical Specifications

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2. 400 Series Overview

4.1. Control Unit 428A1+42991

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2.1. Introduction .2.

2.3. Connecting Terminals

2.4. Basic Wiring Diagram

2.5. General Installation Notes

2.6. Programming Menus

2.7. Music channels

4.1.1. The first time...

4.1.2. Operating audio functions

4.1.3. Operating intercom calls functions

4.1.7. Control Unit 428A1+42991: Program Menu

4.1.8. Control Unit 428A1+42991: Installation Menu

4.1.9. Technical Specifications

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1.4. Quick Reference Guide Control Unit

2. 400 Series Overview

4.2. Control Unit 428A1+42992

428A1+4299212

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88 92

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2.1. Introduction .2.

2.3. Connecting Terminals

2.4. Basic Wiring Diagram

2.5. General Installation Notes

2.6. Programming Menus

2.7. Music channels

4.2.1. The first time...

4.2.2. Operating audio functions

4.2.3. Operating intercom calls functions

4.2.4. Program Menu

4.2.5. Installation Menu

4.2.6. Remote control operation

4.2.7. Technical Specifications

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42991

428A1

CONTROL UNIT

428A1+42991

42992

428A1

CONTROL UNIT

428A1+42992

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1.4. Quick Reference Guide Control Unit 428A1/A4

2. 400 Series Overview

4.2. Control Unit 428A1/A4

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2.1. Introduction .2.

2.3. Connecting Terminals

2.4. Basic Wiring Diagram

2.5. General Installation Notes

2.6. Programming Menus

2.7. Music channels

4.2.1. The first time...

4.2.2. Operating audio functions

4.2.3. Operating intercom calls functions

4.2.4. Program Menu

4.2.5. Installation Menu

4.2.7. Technical Specifications

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428A1/A4

CONTROL UNIT

428A1/A4

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1. Quick Reference Guide

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C

3

6

9

abc

jkl

ghi

pqrs

tuv

def

mno

wxyz

FM

PRG

CONTROL UNIT

ON / OFF

Master Unit tuner control

Access to program menus / settings /

installationn

Numeric keypad

PC interface connector

Discman/MP3/iPod

414A1 1 (terminal 10)

2 (terminal 20)

input Master Unit without FM tuner ( ): channel Master Unit with FM tuner (414A2): channel

Detele

ON/OFF

Store

Numeric keypad

Detele

Exit program menu

NORMAL

PROGRAMMING

6

FM station frequency FM memory pre-sets Programming options

Numeric selection of program setting Scroll through the programming options

Adjust keys

Automatic station search Frequency band forward/reverse

Adjust keys

Selection of program setting Scroll through options available in the same programming level

Power on

Day of the week

- time

- date

- information

Pre-set memory selected

Master Unit FM tuner memory pre-sets

FM station tuned

FM

1

4

3

2

7

6

5

Master Unit FM tuner

FM stereo station tuned Auto-power off activated Intercom Calls channel busy

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CLOCKS

FM TUNER

ADJUSTMENTS

Time (Hour, minutes - Days, month, year) Auto power on (ON/OFF - Hour, minutes - Days of week) Auto power off (ON/OFF - Hour, minutes - Days of week)

FM search sensitivity - Master Unit (4=max ... 1=min) Delete FM tuning pre-sets - Master Unit Autoscan

Dimmer off Dimmer on

1

2

abc

2

abc

2

abc

2

abc

3

def

PRG

1

2

abc

3

def

3

def

3

def

PRG

1

2

abc

PRG

PROGRAM MENU

Auto power ON/OFF Release intercom calls channel Enable/disable telecontrol function All zones Standby Clear the baby monitor throughout the system

4

ghi

3

def

PRG

9

wxyz

7

pqrs

(2") Language (2") Master Unit name (2") Master Unit greeting (2") Permission to store/delete FM tuning

pre-sets - Master Unit (2") General Standby permission (2") Delete settings

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mno

1

2

abc

5

jkl

4

ghi

3

def

PRG

SETTINGS MENU

INSTALLATION MENU

(2") Channel number (2") Delete installation (2") Software version

1

2

abc

3

def

PRG

QUICK ACCESS FUNCTIONS

(2")

indicate to

hold a key

down for 2

seconds

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8

7

0

C

3

6

9

abc

jkl

ghi

pqrs

tuv

def

mno

wxyz

Scroll back to the previous option within the same level.

enter the level

exit the level

Scroll forward to the next option within the same level.

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mno

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jkl

ghi

pqrs

tuv

def

mno

wxyz

CH FM

PRG

ON / OFF

IR receiver

discman/MP3/iPod input (channel #7)

Store

Detele

Exit program menu

ON/OFF - end intercom calls operation

Channel selection

Access to program menus / settings / installation

Intercom calls

Group call selection

Numeric keypad

Delete

Numeric keypad

weekday

local FM tuner memory

pre-set

channel/memory pre-set

selected

FM station tuned

local FM tuner

music channel

1 2

music activated FM stereo tuned station

master power supply disabled

sleep activated auto-power-off activated alarm 1-2 activated

alarm 1-2 activated and lagging no permission to receive intercom calls do not disturb transmitting intercom calls

Baby Monitor

voice detector

FM

1

4

3

2

7

6

5

NORMAL

STATIC FLASHING

PROGRAMMING

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Audio adjust mode (volume - bass - treble - loudness - balance) open the door

Local FM tuner operation (channel 0) - Master Unit (channel 1)

Station frequency FM memory pre-sets Channel Programming options Intercom Call zone identification

Numeric selection of program setting Scroll through the programming options

Audio levels (volume - bass - treble - loudness - balance) Channel Automatic station search Frequency band forward/reverse

Adjust keysAdjust keys

Selection of program setting Scroll through options of the same programming level

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CLOCKS

Alarm 1 (ON/OFF status - Hour, minutes - Days of week - Type - Volume) Alarm 2 (ON/OFF status - Hour, minutes - Days of week - Type - Volume) Auto Standby (ON/OFF status - Hour, minutes - Days of week) Sleep Time (Hour, minutes - Day, month, year)

FM TUNER

FM Search sensitivity (4=max ... 1=min) Delete FM tuning pre-sets Autoscan

RECEIVE INTERCOM CALLS

Volume Individual call Group call General call

TRANSMIT INTERCOM CALLS

General call Baby Monitor (ON/OFF status - Sensitivity - Time - Destination address) Auto response (ON/OFF status - Sensitivity - Time)

ADJUSTMENTS

Store “IDEAL” settings

Dimmer off

Dimmer on

CHANNEL IDENTIFICATION NAME

FM local tuner name

channel #1 name

channel #2 name

channel #3 name

channel #4 name

channel #5 name

channel #6 name

discman/MP3/iPod channel name

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2

abc

2

abc

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abc

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abc

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jkl

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jkl

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jkl

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jkl

4

ghi

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ghi

4

ghi

4

ghi

3

def

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mno

6

mno

6

mno

6

mno

6

mno

6

mno

6

mno

6

mno

PRG

1

2

abc

3

def

3

def

3

def

3

def

3

def

PRG

1

2

abc

2

abc

2

abc

4

ghi

3

def

3

def

PRG

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pqrs

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tuv

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mno

3

def

1

2

abc

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jkl

4

ghi

3

def

PRG

PROGRAM MENU

Alarm 1 status ON/OFF Alarm 2 status ON/OFF

Autostandby status ON/OFF

Baby Monitor status ON/OFF Redial directory

Activate Ideal mode

(2") Activate Sleep

Do not disturb status ON/OFF

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mno

1

2

abc

5

jkl

4

ghi

3

def

PRG

All zones Standby Store “Ideal” Clear the Baby Monitor throughout all zones Consult zone #, name and group

0

C

9

wxyz

7

pqrs

8

tuv

PRG

QUICK ACCESS FUNCTIONS

(2") Language (2") Control Unit name identification (2") Control Unit greeting (2") Permission to receive intercom calls (2") Access to FM tuner-Master Unit (2") Permission to store/delete FM pre-sets (2") General Standby permission (2") IR remote Control Unit (2") Delete settings

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wxyz

7

pqrs

8

tuv

6

mno

1

2

abc

5

jkl

4

ghi

3

def

PRG

SETTINGS MENU

INSTALLATION MENU

(2")Zone identification (2") Group (2") Mono/Stereo (2") Audio output (2") Permission intercom (2") Perm. Baby Mon. (2") Channel number (2") Delete installation (2") Software version

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wxyz

7

pqrs

8

tuv

6

mno

1

2

abc

5

jkl

4

ghi

3

def

PRG

(2") indicate to hold a key

down for 2

seconds

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7

0

C

3

6

9

abc

jkl

ghi

pqrs

tuv

def

mno

wxyz

Scroll back to the previous option within the same level.

enter the level

exit the level

Scroll forward to the next option within the same level.

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Store

Detele

Exit program menu

ON/OFF - end intercom calls operation

Intercom calls

Numeric keypad

Delete

Numeric keypad

NORMAL

FM local tuner

music channel

alarm activated

alarm activated and lagging

FM

STATIC FLASHING

PROGRAMMING

10

DISPL AY UNIT

EIS

MIC

1

0

C

2

abc

5

jkl

4

ghi

7

m

pqrs

8

tuv

3

def

6

mno

9

wxyz

CH

FM

PRG

ZONES KE YPAD

discman/MP3/iPod input (channel #7)

Audio adjust mode (volume - bass - treble - loudness - balance) Open the door

Channel selection

Local FM tuner operation (channel 0) - Master Unit (channel 1)

Access to program menu / settings / installation

Station frequency FM memory pre-sets Channel Programming options Intercom Call zone identification

Numeric selection of program setting Scroll through the programming options

Group call selection

Audio levels (volume - bass - treble - loudness - balance) Channel Automatic station search Frequency band forward/reverse

Adjust keys

Selection of program setting Scroll through options of the same programming level

music activated master power supply disabled

transmitting intercom calls Baby Monitor

no permission to receive intercom calls

do not disturb

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CLOCKS

ALARM

FM TUNER

INTERCOM CALLS

BABY MONITOR

ADJUSTMENTS

Hour, minutes Day, month, year

ON/OFF Hour, minutes Type Volume

FM Search sensitivity (4=max ... 1=min) Delete FM tuning pre-sets Autoscan

Do not disturb Volume Auto-response ON/OFF

ON/OFF status Identification Sensitivity

Language Dimmer on Dimmer off

SETTING OPTIONS

Control Unit name identification FM local tuner name channel #1 name channel #2 name channel #3 name channel #4 name channel #5 name channel #6 name discman/MP3/iPod channel name

111

2

abc

2

abc

2

abc

2

abc

2

abc

5

jkl

5

jkl

5

jkl

4

ghi

4

ghi

4

ghi

6

mno

6

mno

6

mno

PRG

1

2

abc

3

def

3

def

3

def

3

def

PRG

1

2

abc

2

abc

2

abc

3

def

3

def

PRG

7

pqrs

7

pqrs

7

pqrs

7

pqrs

7

pqrs

7

pqrs

7

pqrs

7

pqrs

7

pqrs

7

pqrs

8

tuv

6

mno

3

def

1

2

abc

2

abc

5

jkl

4

ghi

4

ghi

3

def

3

def

PRG

PROGRAM MENU

Alarm status ON/OFF

Do not disturb status ON/OFF

Baby Monitor status ON/OFF General Standby for all zones Clear the baby monitor throughout the system Consult zone #, name and group (2") Activate Sleep

1

5

jkl

4

ghi

PRG

0

C

9

wxyz

7

pqrs

(2") Zone identification (2") Group (2") Mono/Stereo (2") Audio output (2") Channel number (2") Permission to transmit

intercom calls (2") Permission to receive

intercom calls (2") Baby Monitor permission (2") Access to FM tuner-

Master Unit (2") General Standby

permission (2") Auto-response sensitivity (2") Auto-response silence

time (2") Delete installation (2") Software version

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wxyz

7

pqrs

8

tuv

6

mno

1

2

abc

2

abc

5

jkl

4

ghi

4

ghi

3

def

3

def

PRG

9

wxyz

1

1 1

1

0

C

QUICK ACCESS FUNCTIONS

INSTALLATION MENU

(2") indicate

to hold a key

down for 2

seconds

21

54

8

7

0

C

3

6

9

abc

jkl

ghi

pqrs

tuv

def

mno

wxyz

Scroll back to the previous option within the same level.

enter the level

exit the level

Scroll forward to the next option within the same level.

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Master Unit FM tuner

music channel

alarm activated

alarm activated and lagging

STATIC FLASHING

music activated master power supply disabled

transmitting intercom calls Baby Monitor

no permission to receive intercom calls

do not disturb

12

ON/OFF

end intercom calls operation

audio adjust mode

volume - bass - treble loudness - balance

channel selection

Master Unit FM tuner operation

access to program menu

intercom calls intercom calls

DISPL AY UNIT

EIS

MIC

m

discman/MP3/iPod input (channel #7)

(1) Depends on installation options (2) Depends on the connection to the Master Unit (3) Not available mod.428A1

m

- Alarm ON/OFF status

- Alarm time (hour-min)

- Alarm type

- Alarm volume

- FM Search sensitivity

- Delete FM tuning pre-sets

- Autoscan

- Do not disturb

- Intercom calls volume

- Auto-response ON/OFF status

- Baby Monitor ON/OFF status

- Baby Monitor identification

- Baby Monitor sensitivity

- Language

- Dimmer off level

- Dimmer on level

PROGRAM OPTIONS

m

2’’

m

2’’

m

sleep open the door

open the door

adjust keys

audio levels (volume - bass - treble -

loudness - balance) channel Master Unit FM tuner pre-set intercom call zone identification parameter programmable

2’’

INSTALLATION OPTIONS

m

2’’

FM

- Zone identification

- Group

- Mono/Stereo

- Audio output

- Channel number

- Permission to transmit intercom calls

- Permission to receive intercom calls

- Baby Monitor permission

- Access to FM tuner-Master Unit

- Auto-response sensitivity

- Auto-response silence time

- Delete installation

- Software version

1 428A1 , 428A4 , 428A1+42992.4. Control Unit

control unit OFF

control

unit OFF

control

unit OFF

control unit ON

(2) (2)

(2) (2) (3) (3) (3)

(2) (1)

(1)(2) (1)(2) (1)(2) (1)(2) (1)(2)

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Highlights of the 400 Series include:

The 400 Series is flexible, allowing the user to tailor the feature settings to customized needs. It is also sophisticated, providing three programming levels: Installer Level, Settings Level and User Level for the configuration and differentiation of its applications, before, during and after installation.

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Multiple languages. Bigger alpha and numeric characters on display screen. Adjustable dimmer for ON/OFF position (10 levels) Standby of system executable from any Control Unit

Redial directory Direct keying in of selected FM station tuning, automatic storing the best FM stations, … ... and over 30 functions you’ll discover in this manual

General intercom calls (both group and individual calls) with vox-control hands-free automatic response. Ability to code 250 zones and 250 different groups. Vox-control electronic baby monitor. Automatic adjustment of microphone sensitivity (without the need for volume control). Ability to program adjustment of activation sensitivity for automatic response and for electronic baby monitor (each feature independently).

The new 400 Series has arrived with optimal features and unparalleled quality. It showcases conspicuous and compact design especially tailored to the user. A superb ergonomic blending of the keypad and the screen icons make understanding its operation easy. It was designed for intuitive operation by the user through clear and easily accessible menus.

The 400 Series was designed to provide a sound system for residential, commercial and business use. The system is flexible and can easily be adapted or extended. Being compatible with the EISSOUND Universal Line 100 Series, the new 400 Series control units are now also adaptable to most major electrical mechanisms.

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11295 14W r eg. 11296 30W switch

power supply

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2.3. Connecting Terminals

1

Standby power voltage

4

Mass

02

Activation of power supply power-on

03

Telecontrol signal

91

Data (+)

92

Data (-)

7

Intercom calls signal

10

MPX sound channel output, music program #1

20

MPX sound channel output, music program #2

A

FM antenna

M

FM antenna mass

N

Neutral power supply from current network 230V

F

Phase power supply from current network 230V

F'

Telecontrol network base phase 230V

Master Unit & Power Supply

2

Supply voltage

4

Mass

91

Data (+)

92

Data (-)

93

Data (IR)

7

Intercom calls signal

10

MPX sound channel input, music program #1

20

MPX sound channel input, music program #2

30

MPX sound channel input, music program #3

40

MPX sound channel input, music program #4

50

MPX sound channel input, music program #5

60

MPX sound channel input, music program #6

05

Left channel speaker output (+)

06

Right channel speaker output (+)

04

Mass fot speakers of both channels (-)

A

FM antenna

M

FM antenna mass

Unit Control

2

Supply voltage

4

Mass

X0

MPX sound channel output

L

Left channel input

R

Right channel input

Sound Input

80

Mass

81

Intercom line

82

Door opening line

83

Intercom/entryphone loudspeaker line

84

Intercom/entryphone microphone line

entryphone intercom interface

428A1+42992428A1/A4

428A1+42991

414A1/A2

422A1/A2

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Left Left

Right Right

Other wiring diagram variations are discussed in the “Wiring Diagram Manual”.

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EIS

POWER SUPPLY

ON

EIS

POWER SUPPLY

TELECONTROL SOCKET

220V. max 400W

F

F’

N

02

4

03

2 1

220V

16 ohm

-

+

16 ohm

-

+

16 ohm

+

-

16 ohm

+

-

Ver

Az

Am

Na

Bl

Ma

Vio

Ro

414A2

41591

41592

(x4)

11295 11296

194_5

194_4

M Y0 921002 4A 20 91703 1

MASTER UNIT

ON / OFF

EIS

FM

PRG

3

6

9

def

mno

wxyz

1

4

7

ghi

pqrs

2

5

8

0

C

abc

jkl

tuv

X02 ML4 R

SOUND SOURCE

LEVEL

X02 ML4 R

SOUND SOURCE

LEVEL

X02 ML4 R

SOUND SOURCE

LEVEL

X02 ML4 R

SOUND SOURCE

LEVEL

171 05

171 03

10

20

50

60

40

30

422A1

171 03

92105005 600693 42030 9174004 2

CONTROL UNIT

ON / OFF

MIC

EIS

CH FM

PRG

3

6

9

def

mno

wxyz

1

4

7

ghi

pqrs

2

5

8

0

C

abc

jkl

tuv

422A2

92105005 600693 4M 2030 9174004 2A

CONTROL UNIT

ON / OFF

MIC

EIS

CH FM

PRG

3

6

9

def

mno

wxyz

1

4

7

ghi

pqrs

2

5

8

0

C

abc

jkl

tuv

171 05

2 = Red 4 = Yelllow 91 = White 92 = Orange 7 = Violet 10 = Green 20 = Blue

171 03

- = Brown

- = Red 30 = Orange 40 = Yellow 50 = Green 60 = Blue

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16 ohm

-

+

16 ohm

+

-

16 ohm

-

+

16 ohm

+

-

Ver

Az

Am

Na

Bl

Ma

Vio

Ro

428A1

92 10 05 06

4

2091

7

04

2

CONTROL UNIT

ON / OFF

MIC

VOLUME

EIS

171 05

171 03

428A1 42991

92 10 05 06

4

2091

7

04

2

CONTROL UNIT

ON / OFF

MIC

VOLUME

EIS

50 60

M

30

40

A

FM KEYPAD

80 81 82 83 84

2 4 91 92 7

43494

PRG

SPK MIC

ONOFF

INTERFACE DOOR

DOOR

ALLGR

MICSPKCALL

TONEONPRG

PRG

REP

ZONE

Y/N

MODEL43494

171 05

2 = Red 4 = Yelllow 91 = White 92 = Orange 7 = Violet 10 = Green 20 = Blue

171 03

- = Brown

- = Red 30 = Orange 40 = Yellow 50 = Green 60 = Blue

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A 400 Series system consists of two basic elements: a CENTRAL UNIT and several CONTROL UNITS. The CENTRAL UNIT can be placed anywhere in the system and consists in one or more Power Supply Units a Master Unit 414A1/A2 and, optionally, several Sound Input Units 41591/92 Tuner of 414A2 Master Unit will be defaulted to channel #1 (terminal 10). Channel #2 (terminal 20) will be the Master Unit’s discman/MP3/iPod input. The additional audio channels should be connected consecutively using terminals 30, 40, ... Master Units not equipped with tuners (414A1) will use channel #1 for the discman/MP3/iPod input (terminal 10). The rest of audio channels should be connected consecutively using terminals 20, 30 ... The number of channels used should be configured on the Master Unit (see

3.14.A.Number of Audio Channels Installed). If the room is monophonic, connect any of the speakers and set the Control Unit to MONO (see 4.1.6.C. Control Unit Installation: Mono/Stereo). 8 ohm speakers can be connected to the Control Unit outputs. The Control Unit

must be set to 8 in this case (see 4.1.6.D. Control Unit Installation: Audio Output). To connect the FM antenna, connect a 76 cm wire to terminal A or connect a

75 antenna input to terminals A (signal) and M (mass). If it is necessary to connect an amplifier or power stage to a Control Unit’s output, this Control Unit must be set to AMPLIFIER (see 4.1.6.D. Control Unit Installation: Audio Output). Connect the amplifier to terminals 2, 4, 05 and 06 on the Control Unit (see “ )

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Wiring Diagram Manual”

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If the size of the installation requires the use of several power supply units, the different rooms should be divided in terms of the size of the power supplies. Rooms are connected to 2 and 4 of each supply. It is advisable to keep the primary line shunts as short as possible.

Consult the manufacturer regarding installations of over 600 meters and/or 60 Control Units. All wire sections are 0.25 mm except supply wires (terminals 2 and 4), which are 1 mm. The network tapping wires are standard.

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4

7

2

5

8

0

3

6

9

GHI

PQRS

ABC

JKL

TUV

ON OFF

DEF

MNO

WXYZ

C FM

PGM

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4

7

2

5

8

0

3

6

9

GHI

PQRS

ABC

JKL

TUV

ON OFF

DEF

MNO

WXYZ

C FM

PGM

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7

2

5

8

0

3

6

9

GHI

PQRS

ABC

JKL

TUV

ON OFF

DEF

MNO

WXYZ

C FM

PGM

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4

7

2

5

8

0

3

6

9

GHI

PQRS

ABC

JKL

TUV

ON OFF

DEF

MNO

WXYZ

C FM

PGM

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4

7

2

5

8

0

3

6

9

GHI

PQRS

ABC

JKL

TUV

ON OFF

DEF

MNO

WXYZ

C FM

PGM

min. length

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Installation menu

Settings menu

Program menu

The 414A1/A2 Master Units and the 422A1/A2 Control Units have three program menus of settings at different access levels.

Discusses the settings related to the proper operation of the system.

These settings should be programmed by a professional.

Discusses each user’s custom operation mode. None of these settings will affect the system’s operation and, once defined, the settings will usually not have to be changed.

Discusses features that are programmable by the user and which are

easily changed.

The options for the control units are included in the other two menus.

Installation Menu:

Settings Menu:

Program Menu:

settings menu 428A1

«

+42991, 428A1+42992, 428A1 y 428A4

2.6.1. Three Access Levels

Certain keys have a cursor function to scroll through different menus. When a key is used as a cursor, it will look like the cursor symbols on the face of the Control Unit.

This indications is pictured when access to a function requires that the device be in a particular state before any key is pressed (such as “off”).

The appearance of this symbol over a key is a prompt to hold a key down for the time specified.

In some cases it is necessary to hold down two keys simultaneously to execute a specified operation.

5’’

2.6. Program Menus

2

54

8

6

abc

jkl

ghi

tuv

mno

KEYS TO THE SYMBOLS USED IN THIS MANUAL

instal

2’’

PRG

2’’

PRG

2’’

PRG

PRG PRG PRG

config

progr

2’’

m

2’’

PRG

2’’

PRG

2’’

PRG

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control unit OFF

42991

428A1

414A1/A2

422A1/A2

428A1/A4

42992

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The program menus are structured in level and sub-level menus.. The following operations and keys in the menu will scroll the user between settings of the list of options.

Once you select the desired setting, press the PRG key to store. The entry will begin to flash quickly, indicating that the new setting has been stored.

To delete an entry at any time, press the ZERO key for 1”

To exit a programming option without storing a setting, press the ON/OFF key.

When a setting to be programmed appears on the display, it will be flashing, indicating it is ready to be programmed.

If more than one setting is available (for example, days of the week or digits of a date) use the +/- keys to scroll forward/back.

The numeric keys can be used to change a setting. In some cases, in addition to the numeric keys, the +/- keys can also be used to change settings

2.6.3. Menu Navigation

2.6.4. Quick Access To A Menu Option

As an alternative to scrolling through the menus to find an option, directly key in the option code followed by the menu access key (see code list in

2. Quick Reference Guide)

PRG

0

C

1’’

Pressing the 0 and 9 keys simultaneously blocks access to the programming and settings

menus.

To restore access to these menus, hold down the 0 and 9 keys.

2.6.2. Programming Permission

0

C

9

wxyz

0

C

9

wxyz

PGR

X

PGR

/

Scroll back to the previous option within the same level.

Enter the level

Exit the level

Scroll forward to the next option within the same level.

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8

7

0

C

3

6

9

abc

jkl

ghi

pqrs

tuv

def

mno

wxyz

The following options are not available in 428A1, 428A4, 428A1+42992 models

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2.7. Music channels

42992

428A1

428A1 428A4

422A1 422A2

42991

428A1

channel 7 channel 7channel 7

channel 7

channel 0

(FM)

channel 0

(FM)

channel 0

(FM)

42992

428A1

428A1 428A4

422A1 422A2

42991

428A1

channel 7 channel 7channel 7

channel 7

channel 0

(FM)

channel 0

(FM)

channel 0

(FM)

414A1

41591/92 41591/9241591/92 41591/92 41591/92

channel 1 channel 2

channel 3

channel 4

channel 5

channel 6

414A2

41591/92 41591/9241591/92 41591/92

channel 2 channel 3

channel 4

channel 5

channel 6

channel 1

(FM)

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off

3.1.1.A. Manual System Off/On

3.1.1.B. Auto Switch On

This feature allows the user to program the Master Unit to automatically switch on the system at a specific time. That is, at the time and days of the week defined by the user, power will be fed to all Control Units. The Control Units switch on with the same settings as at power off ( status, audio levels, music channel). the program menu and selecting the status, time and days of the week to program the function.

ON/OFF It is programmed accessing

ON/OFF

The master unit automatically performs supervision and coordination tasks pertaining to the operation of all the connected control units. These tasks last brief periods of time during which the keypad's response will be slightly delayed.

3.1.1. Operation

The first time power is fed to the Master Unit, the Master Unit begins operating in off mode.

To switch off the whole system press for the time specified.

The ON/OFF status of all system Control Units is regulated from the Master Unit. To switch on all the Control Units. press ON/OFF for the time specified. The Master Unit activates power supply to the system. The Control Units start up with the same settings playing as when last switched off.

ON/OFF The Master Unit cancels power supply to the system. The Control Units store their current settings (ON/OFF status, audio levels, active music channel).

on /

See 3.1.2.B.

1

PRG

2

abc

auto POWER ON

During these operations the letters CC will appear on the display.

After a power loss: After a power loss, whether by disconnecting the power supply or because of a power failure, the status of the system once power is restored is the following: The Master Unit starts up with the same settings as at power loss (off/on) and the Control Units start up in their “ideal” state.

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This feature allows the user to program the Master Unit to automatically switch off the system at a specific time. That is, at the time and days of the week defined by the user, power will be shut off from all Control Units. It also alerts the Control Units prior to switching off so that the current settings are stored. Thus, the Control Units switch on with the same settings as at power off (ON/OFF status, audio levels, music channel).

Access the program menu and select the ON/OFF status, time and days of the week to program the function.

See 3.1.2.C.

1 1

3

def

PRG

3.1.1.C. Auto Switch Off

auto-power off

1 1

3

def

PRG

ON/OFF

power off

3

def

PRG

The quick function can also be used.

The function can only be activated or cleared from this

option in the program menu.

The function is activated when the icon is flashing.

The associated permission must be activated to execute this feature. See

3.1.3.E. Permission To Access General Standby

standby

PRG

7

pqrs

3.1.1.D. General Standby

The Master Unit (and any Control Unit) has the ability to make all the units connected to the system go into standby mode ( music off). Use the quick function.

The Master Unit's FM tuner is user-friendly and intuitive and is exactly the same as for the FM tuner of Control Unit 422A2

Ver 4.1.2.D. Operation Of The Control Unit’s Local FM Tuner Ver 4.1.2.E. Store Station Pre-sets Into The Local FM Tuner See Program Menu: 3.1.2.D. FM Search Sensitivity - Master Unit

3.1.2.E. Deleting FM Tuning Pre-sets -Master Unit

3.1.2.F. Storing Station Frequencies Automatically

3.1.1.E. Operation of Master Unit FM Tuner (only 414A2)

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3.1.1.F. Telecontrol function

This feature allows the Master Unit to control the off/on status of the sound sources (apparatus) that supply the music channels. With this feature, the apparatus only switch on when a Control Unit activates a music channel, that is using the apparatus.

The Control Units alert the Master Unit of a need for remote control, that is, that a Control Unit has switched to a music channel that requires remote control. At that time the sound device that is connected to the remote control base network feed (for example, a CD reader) immediately switches on. At the same time, the Master Unit regularly monitors the remote control status. Thus, the remote control ON/OFF function is carried out automatically, without direct user intervention.

When none of the Control Units are operating a music channel that requires remote control, the Master Unit waits a few seconds and then disables the remote control. The sound device connected to the Master Unit remote control feed switches off.

The telecontrol feature can be enabled and disabled using the function with quick access 6+PRG

NOTIF

PRG

4

ghi

3.1.1.G. Access To Intercom Calls Channel

A quick function can be used to manually make the intercom calls channel available if the channel is busy when no intercom calls are taking place. This may be due to a problem in the system. Any intercom call in progress is cut off at the time this function is activated.

The intercom calls channel (terminal #7) is the channel for conversation between the system’s Control Units. Because there can only be one active conversation at a time, the Master Unit controls access to this channel to avoid mixing two or more concurrent conversations. The microphone icon indicates that the intercom calls channel is busy.

An intercom call operation may not last for more than 3 minutes in total. After three minutes, the Master Unit unilaterally cancels the operation.

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channel

central 414A1

(without FM)

central 414A2

(with FM)

0 (local FM)

OFF OFF

1 ON OFF 2 ON ON 3 ON ON 4 ON ON 5 ON ON 6 ON ON

7 (discman)

OFF OFF

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Key Sequences

Display Visual

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tuv8tuv8tuv8tuv

1

0

C

5

jkl4ghi

1

0

C

5

jkl

5

jkl

5

jkl

PRG

1 1

3.1.2. Program Menu

TIME-DATE

auto-power on

hh-mm

ON/OFF

13-43

off

10-54

on

hh-mm

ON/OFF

DATE

hh-mm

28-aUG-02

00-00

10-aUG-02

07-55

10-dEc-02

02

hh-mm

days

mo on

td on

10-dEc-04

5

jkl

5

jkl

5

jkl

5

jkl

PRG

1 2

abc

PRG

8

tuv

8

tuv

2

abc

3.1.2.A. Time and Date

3.1.2.B. Auto Power On

For programming

installation time and date

Enter

for example, to set 10:54

Store

Scroll to the next step

Enter

key in the 10th

Scroll to the month of

December

Scroll to set the year

Scroll to 2004

Store

PRG

8

tuv

2

abc2abc

5

jkl

5

jkl

0

C

7

pqrs

2

abc

su ON

su OFF

...

Store

PRG

The system’s time and date are shared by all connected units and can be programmed at any given unit. All other units will instantly be updated accordingly.

The option to program a time for the Master Unit to switch on the power supply at the time and days of the week programmed.

For example, auto

power on at 07:55

every day of the week

except Saturdays and

Sundays.

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Display Visual

0

C

5

jkl

7

pqrs

1

5

jkl

5

jkl

5

jkl

5

jkl

PRG

8

tuv

8

tuv

2

abc

PRG

1

3

def

auto-POWER OFF

ON/OFF

off

on

ON/OFF

hh-mm 00-00

17-50

hh-mm

dAYS

MO on

TD on

3.1.2.C. Auto Power Off

… CONTINUED

Key Sequences

Display Visual

2

abc

2

abc

SA OFF

SU ON

SU OFF

SA ON

PRG

Store

Key Sequences

Display Visual

2

abc

sens-4

sens-2

CENTRAL FM sensiTIVITY

PRG

12

abc

3.1.2.D. FM Search Sensitivity - Master Unit (only 414A2)

Store

The option to program a time for the Master Unit to switch off the power supply at the time and days of the week programmed, switching off all the Control Units.

For example, auto power off at 17:50 every day of the week except Saturdays and Sundays.

The option to adjust the automatic station search sensitivity for the Master Unit FM tuner.

To adjust the new

sensitivity;

4=max. 1=min.

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Key Sequences

Display Visual

Key Sequences

Display Visual

PRG

1

3

def

PRG

2

abc

3

def

PRG

2

abc

delete central fm

memory

off

on

PRG

2

abc2abc

3.1.2.E. Deleting FM Tuning Pre-sets -Master Unit (only 414A2)

3.1.2.G. ON/OFF dimmer

Store

This option is only available in Master Unit models that have an internal tuner. Permission for this option must be activated in the Master Unit’s settings menu. See 3.1.3.D. Permission to Store/Delete FM Tuning Pre-Sets - Master Unit

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3.1.2.F. Storing Station Frequencies Automatically (only 414A2)

Key Sequences

Display Visual

PRG

2

abc

off

AUTOSCAN

on

PRG

3

def

2

abc

The option to delete all the Master Unit FM tuning pre-sets.

To confirm the command

to delete the data

To initiate the process

The Master Unit will store into memory the stations that are received with the highest quality, ordered from lowest frequency (87.5 MHz) to highest frequency (108.0 MHz). The system will use all the memory slots available, reaching the maximum of 20.

To confirm the command

To initiate the process

Enter code

Display window brightness for Master Unit ON/OFF status is programmed from these options.

To adjust level

Light off

Light on

Lt 5 Lt 8

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Frequently Asked Questions

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