Jamo LM4.6 Installation Guide
LM4.6
Installation & User Guide
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Congratulations
Congratulations on your purchase of the Jamo LM4.6 local input module.
The LM4.6 is an in-wall module that allows you to add a local source to the distributed ones from the AM4.6 hub. The local sources can only be heard in the zone (room) where it is connected as well as the sub-zone for that zone (if a sub-zone is connected), but will not be distributed to any other zones. The LM4.6 connects between the AM4.6 hub and the KP4.6 keypad using Cat5 or Cat5e cables.
Each zone can support two LM4.6, which allows you to connect two local sources in a zone.
The local source(s) can be controlled with a remote control through the KP4.6 keypads IR pass through to the LM4.6. The IR signal is routed, which means that the local source will only receive the IR signal when that local source is selected.
The LM4.6 front is made to fit the Decora™ standard faceplates (not included) available from many manufacturers on the market.
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Content
Precautions |
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Installation |
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Cat5 connections |
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Level Adjustments |
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Settings |
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Source Rotation on KP4.6 |
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Operation |
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Specifications |
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Limited warranty |
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Precautions
Do not install the KP4.6 in a double gang box that also has electrical installation in it. If installed next to electrical installation either a barrier-box or two single gang boxes must be used.
Do not install the KP4.6 close to dimmer switches as they generate noise.
Do not install the KP4.6 in areas with high humidity or outdoors.
The LM4.6 operates on 24V DC supplied through the CAT5e cable and can therefore often be installed in locations only permitted for Extra Low Voltage (ELV) equipment. If in doubt, check the wiring regulation for your application in your area.
Make sure the power supply is not connected to the AM4.6.
The maximum length of Cat5 is 100 feet (30m) from the AM4.6 hub to the KP4.6 keypad.
After all connections are made, the power supply can be connected to the AM4.6 hub.
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