McIntosh MS750 Connection Diagram

1A

COAXAL OPTICAL

DIGITAL OUT

LINE OUT VIDEO OUT

S-VIDEO OUT

COMPONENT
VIDEO OUT

S-LINK

5CH OUT

Note: Refer to the MS750 Owner’s Manual page 11 for additional connection information.

Connection Legend:

Data Cable*- Digital Signal Cable ­ Sensor Cable - RS232 Cable ­ Power Control Cable* - AC Power Cords -
Audio Signal Cable - Video Signal Cable
Ethernet Cable

MS750 Connection Diagram

*

2 conductor shielded with 1/8 inch stereo mini phone plug on each end.

Monitor/TV

External
IR Sensor

McIntosh A/V Control Center

Connect to
AC Outlet

Touch Screen Base Unit

Hub, Switch
and/or Router

CD Changer

McIntosh Laboratory, Inc. 2 Chambers Street Binghamton, New York 13903-2699 Phone: [phone] FAX: [phone] Part No. 04102000

1B

Getting Started

Remote Control Push-Buttons

Press first to send opera­tional commands to the
first MS750 Music Server

Access any numbered
and text based operating
function

Mutes the audio of
a McIntosh Sound
System*

Press to select various
option modes of op­eration

Adjusts the volume
level up or down of a
McIntosh Sound Sys­tem*

Activates the On-Screen
Guide or Player Screens

Use to move the on­screen cursor up, down,
left, right; also use to
select the highlighted On­Screen item

Press to display various disc
information. It is displayed
On-Screen and on the Front
Panel Alphanumeric Display

Starts Playback and allows
moving fast forward or reverse
within the track playing

Activates various Record
Mode Functions

Press to activate the Inter­net Radio Listening Mode

Press to activate the Music
Listening Mode

Press to return to the
previous selection

Press to add the selected item
to the Favorites Play List or
Jukebox Queue when enabled

Notes: Push-buttons whose function is not identified above are for use with other McIntosh Components. * The McIntosh System

Volume Up/Down and Muting push-button functions require first pressing the RCV Push-button. To return to normal MS750
Remote Control functions first press the MS1 Push-button.

Press first to send operational
command to the second, third or
fourth MS750 Music Servers

Press first to send operational
command to a McIntosh Sound
System

Use to toggle the
power On and Off
to the MS750

Press to enter the previously
pressed push-button (0-9, A­Z or symbols)

Press to access various music play
modes such as Normal, Random and
Repeat

Press to change the Channel, Up
or Down; also used to page Up or
Down through various On-Screen
Displays

Press to access the MS750 Setup
Mode

Press to access various On­Screen Guide views

Press to access various On­Screen Menus

Use to stop or pause the music play­back

Press to access various Repeat Play­back Modes

Press to advance to the next
selection

Press to select various Random
Playback Modes

Press to start playback of the
selected Favorites or Jukebox
Music when enabled

Getting Started

To begin enjoying the McIntosh MS750 Music Server com­plete the following:

1. Connect the MS750 to your Audio or Audio/Video System.

Notes: 1. Refer to the connection information on the other

side of this sheet and page 11 of the MS750 Owner’s
Manual.

2. The MS750 must be connected to a MONITOR/TV
either through an Audio/Video Control Center or
directly.

3. It also must be connected to the Internet via a com­puter network connection or an external modem.

2. Press the STANDBY/ON Push-button on the Front Panel
of the MS750 or press the PWR (Power) Push-button on
the Remote Control. The LED located above the STAND­BY/ON Push-button will flash red and after a minute or
two the On-Screen
Graphic “Starting Up

- Please Wait” will
appear on the Moni­tor/TV Screen for a
brief time. Refer to
figure 1. When the
LED stops flashing
and is On steady, pro­ceed to the next step.

3. In the following
steps you will be asked to make choices via the On-Screen
Graphics. This is most easily acomplished by using the
Remote Control supplied with the MS750. The Right,
Left, Up or Down(Directional) and the SELECT
Push-buttons are used. Refer to the Remote Control illus­tration to the left.

4. Press STANDBY/ON
Push-button, the
MS750 will now start
the Registration and
Authentication Pro­cess by first asking
you to select the Text
Language appear­ing on the MS750
Front Panel Alphanu­meric Display and the
Monitor/TV Screen.
Refer to figure 2.

5. The Music Server
Quick Start On­Screen Graphic will
now appear. Refer to
figure 3. It gives an
overview of the processes about to take place. By selecting

Figure 1

Figure 2

Figure 3

the BACK On-Screen Push-button you can return to select
a different Text Language. Select the NEXT On-Screen
Push-button to pro­ceed to the next step.

6. The MS750 will con­nect to the McIntosh
Server via the Inter­net connection and
will Register/Authen­ticate your MS750.
Refer to figure 4.
During the process

Figure 4

another Quick Start
On-Screen Graphic
will appear keeping
you informed of what
additional processes
are taking place.
Refer to figure 5.

7. When the Registra­tion and Authen­tication Processes

Figure 5

are complete, the
Congratulation
Graphic will appear
On-Screen requesting
you to press the SE­LECT Push-button.
Refer to figure 6

8. The Music Guide

Figure 6

will now appear
On-Screen. Refer to
figure 7. To begin
the process of Get­ting Music into the
MS750 refer to page
28 of the Owner’s
Manual.

Figure 7