Proficient the source Installation & Programming Manual

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Audio Systems

The Source

Installation & Programming Guide

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PORTABLE CART WARNING

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION

CAUTION: To reduce the risk of electric shock,

do not remove cover, (or back).

No user serviceable parts inside.

Refer servicing to qualied service personnel.

The lightning ash with arrowhead symbol, when in an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of in-insulated "dangerous voltage" within the product's enclosure that may be of sucient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.

The exclamation point, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.

APPLICABLE FOR USA, CANADA OR

WHERE APPROVED FOR USAGE

CAUTION: TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK,

MATCH WIDE BLADE PLUG TO WIDE SLOT,

ATTENTION: POUR EVITIER LES CHOCS

ELECTRIQUES, INTRODUIRE LA LAME LA PLUS LARGE

CORRESPONDANTE DE LA PRISE ET POUSSER JUSQU

Read all of these instructions before operating and save instructions for later use.

1. Read Instructions – All the safety and operating instructions should be read before the appliance is operated.

2. Retain Instructions – The safety and operating instructions should be retained for future reference.

3. Heed Warnings – All warnings on the appliance and in the instructions should be adhered to.

4. Follow Instructions – All operating and use instruc tions should be followed.

5. Water and Moisture – The appliance should not be used near water – for example, near a bathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink, laundry tub, in a wet basement or near a swimming pool.

6. Carts and Stands – The appliance should be used only with a cart or stand that is recommended by the manufacturer. An appliance and cart combination should be moved with care. Quick stops, excessive force, and uneven surfaces may cause the appliance and cart combination to overturn.

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DE LA FICHE DANS LA BORNE

AU FOND

7. Wall or Ceiling Mounting – The appliance should be mounted to a wall or ceiling only as recommended by the manufacturer.

8. Ventilation – The appliance should be situated so that its location or position does not interfere with its proper ventilation. For example, the appliance should not be situated on a bed, sofa, rug, or similar surface that may block the ventilation openings; or, placed in a built-in installation, such as a bookcase or cabinet that may impede the ow of air through the ventilation openings.

9. Heat – The appliance should be situated away from heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other appliances (including ampliers) that produce heat.

10. Power Sources – The appliance should be connected to a power supply only of the type described in the operating instructions or as marked on the appliance.

11. Grounding or Polarization – Precautions should be taken so that the grounding or polarization means of an appliance is not defeated.

12. Power-Cord Protection – Power-supply cords should be routed so that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon or against them, paying particular attention to cords at plugs, convenience receptacles, and at the point where they exit from the appliance.

13. Cleaning – The appliance should be cleaned only as recommended by the manufacturer.

14. Power Lines – An outdoor antenna should be located away from the power lines.

15. Nonuse Periods – The power cord of the appliance should be unplugged from the outlet when left unused for a long period of time.

16. Object and Liquid Entry – Care should be taken so that objects do not fall and liquids are not spilled into the enclosure through openings.

17. Damage Requiring Service – The appliance should be ser viced by qualied service personnel when: A. The power-supply cord or the plug has been damage; or B. Objects have fallen, or liquid has spilled into the appliance; or C. The appliance has been exposed to rain; or D. The appliance does not appear to operate normally or exhibits a marked change in performance; or E. The appliance has been dropped or the enclosure damaged.

18. Servicing – The user should not attempt to service the appliance beyond that described in the operating instructions. All other servicing should be referred to qualied service personnel.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................................................................4

What’s Included .........................................................................................................................................................5

Accessories (Not Included) ....................................................................................................................................5

What You Will Need ..................................................................................................................................................5

THE SOURCE KEYPAD FEATURES ..................................................................................................................................6

Front Panel ...................................................................................................................................................................6

Rear Panel ....................................................................................................................................................................7

THE SOURCE DOCK ADAPTER FEATURES .................................................................................................................8

THE SOURCE DOCK FEATURES ......................................................................................................................................9

TYPICAL SYSTEM .............................................................................................................................................................11

WIRING ................................................................................................................................................................................. 12

The Source Keypad ................................................................................................................................................12

Speaker Mute Relay ...............................................................................................................................................12

The Source Dock Adapter ...................................................................................................................................12

The Source Dock ..................................................................................................................................................... 12

SOURCE KEYPAD HARD BUTTON CONFIGURATION .........................................................................................13

INSTALLATION ..................................................................................................................................................................15

The Source Keypad ................................................................................................................................................15

The Source Dock Adapter ...................................................................................................................................17

CONNECTIONS .................................................................................................................................................................18

The Source Keypad ................................................................................................................................................18

The Source Dock and Dock Adapter (Single) ...............................................................................................20

The Source Dock and Dock Adapter (Ganged)............................................................................................21

PROGRAMMING ...............................................................................................................................................................22

Programming with Proficient Editor ...............................................................................................................22

Download Proficient Editor ................................................................................................................................22

Quick Start for Simple Source Proficient Editor Programming ..............................................................22

Adding the Source Dock & Source Dock Adapter to an Existing Project ........................................... 24

Adding a Source Keypad to an Existing M4/M6 Project...........................................................................27

Programming the Virtual Source Keypad ......................................................................................................31

Programming Control of Sources .....................................................................................................................34

Programming Hard Keys......................................................................................................................................34

Programming Virtual Buttons ............................................................................................................................35

OPERATING THE SOURCE KEYPAD............................................................................................................................37

Power On ................................................................................................................................................................... 37

Power Off ..................................................................................................................................................................37

Adjust Volume .........................................................................................................................................................38

Mute ............................................................................................................................................................................38

Source Keypad Control—CD, Servers, SIRIUS, XM, etc. ............................................................................ 38

Source Keypad Control—M6 Tuners. .............................................................................................................. 39

Source Keypad Control—iPod. ..........................................................................................................................39

Party Mode ...............................................................................................................................................................40

Zone Settings (Treble and Bass) .......................................................................................................................40

Keypad Settings ......................................................................................................................................................40

Keypad Reset ...........................................................................................................................................................41

Specifications ..................................................................................................................................................................... 42

Limited 2-Year Warranty ................................................................................................................................................. 43

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INTRODUCTION

The Source Keypad creates the ultimate media control experience by providing real-time system status, menu-driven control options and source metadata with its vertically mounted high-resolution color LCD. Menu options include system source selection, M6 Internal Tuner Presets with frequency, iPod® menus and metadata as well as a variety of Keypad setup options.

The real beauty of the Source Keypad is that it is so easy to operate. A Scroll Wheel and Select Button allow navigation through and selection of the displayed menu options. Once a source has been selected, 7 back-lit programmable hard keys provide source control and on-screen menu navigation for sources such as CD players, media servers, etc. These buttons have all of the programmability expected of a Proficient Keypad, with each button being able to initiate single IR commands, RS232 commands, Proficient M4 & M6 Internal Commands and macros in each of up to three tiers of functionality.

Volume is controlled with a back-lit control knob that features a series of LEDs that give a visual indication of the volume setting.

The Source Keypad is designed specifically for use with the Proficient M4 and M6. They can be mixed and matched with Proficient PMK Keypads and run on the same CAT5 wire used for PMKs. The Source Keypad includes a J-box Mounting Bracket that allows installation in most standard 2-gang low-voltage new construction and some retro-fit electrical boxes. This design philosophy allows The Source Keypads to be retrofit to upgrade existing M4 & M6 installations.

Though parts of this manual cover The Source Dock and The Source Dock Adapter for incorporating iPod and additional sources, the Source Keypad does not require these components for installation and operation. The Source Keypad can be installed without the Source Dock and Source Dock Adapter and used purely as an upgrade to PMKs in M4 & M6 Systems. The Source Keypad is programmed with Proficient Editor Programming Software and follows procedures similar to those used with PMK Keypads. All M4 & M6 System commands, IR Library commands and RS232 commands previously saved in Proficient Editor can be used to program the Source Keypad.

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INTRODUCTION

What's Included with The Source Keypad

1 – Source Keypad (White or Black)

1 – Source Keypad Mounting Bracket

1 – Source Keypad White Bezel (White Version Only)

1 -–Set of Source Keypad Black, Bone & Almond Bezels (Black Version Only)

1 – Bag of Replacement Buttons

1 – Wire Retainer

What's Included with The Source Dock & Dock Adapter

1 – Source Dock

1 – Source Dock Adapter

1 – 10' Stereo Mini to RCA Interconnect Cable

1 – 6" Ribbon Cable

Accessories (Not Included)

1 - The Source Power Supply. 24V DC 2.5 Amp Power Supply for the Source Dock Adapter. (One power supply supports up to 6 ‘ganged’ Source Dock Adapters.)

What You Will Need

• 110 Punch-Down Tool

• RJ-45 Crimp Tool

• RJ-45 Plugs

• Screw Driver

• Wire Cutters

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THE SOURCE KEYPAD FEATURES

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FRONT PANEL (Figure 1)

1. HIGH RESOLUTION COLOR LCD - High Resolution color LCD displays ‘Virtual Buttons’ for source selection, menu navigation, control, metadata from iPods, M6 Tuner Presets and The Source Keypad Setup Menu.

2. VOLUME CONTROL KNOB - Volume control knob adjusts volume when turned, mutes the local zone speakers when pushed and executes a keypad reset when pressed and held for 5 seconds. The knob can be programmed for any function, but should typically be programmed for volume and mute.

3. VOLUME LEVEL LEDs - 8 blue LEDs to provide visual conrmation of volume setting.

4. CONFIGURABLE HARD KEYS - 7 back-lit programmable and congurable hard keys allow control of source components. These keys are programmed using Procient Editor Programming Software. Each keypad includes a variety of additional keycaps for added exibility.

Note: The 5 or “Menu” button is not programmable. The Menu button provides

navigation to return the display back to the Main Menu for all supported metadata devices. When using The Source Dock, the Menu Button functions the same as an "iPod Menu Button" when an iPod has been selected as a source (while navigating through the iPod menus, press and hold the Menu Button to return to The Source Keypad Main Menu.) Also, when navigating through iPod menus, the arrow up & arrow down buttons to the right of the power button work as scan up, scan down when iPod menus are lengthy such as song, album & artist list.

The Source Keypad Front Panel

Figure 1

5. CLICK BUTTON - The cosmetic trim surrounding the Scroll Wheel is actually a function

select key. When a source, menu item or function has been highlighted on the LCD with the Scroll Wheel, a press of the Click Button will select the source or menu item or initiate an associated command. This button is not programmable.

6. SCROLL WHEEL - Provides easy and intuitive navigation of menus and ‘Virtual Buttons’ displayed on the LCD. This button is not programmable.

7. IR SENSOR - The Source Keypad includes Procient’s exclusive ALR (Ambient Light Restrictor) IR Receiver. The IR receiver allows use of a handheld remote for control of the system and IR controlled source components.

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THE SOURCE KEYPAD FEATURES

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The Source Keypad

8. KEYPAD BEZEL - The keypad bezel is a screwless trim plate made of a pliable material that conforms to the surrounding wall contour. The back of the bezel has form tting tabs that friction t to The Source Keypad Mounting Bracket to provide a clean nished look.

Figure 2 The Source Keypad Rear Panel

REAR PANEL (Figure 2)

9. KEYPAD SET TABS - Fit into the upper Mounting Bracket Tab Slots to secure the keypad to the bracket.

10. KEYPAD ANGLE TABS - Fits into the channeled lower Mounting Bracket Tab Slots to allow ush installation (at to wall surface) or with the lower portion of the keypad sloping away from the wall at about a 15° angle. The angle mount creates a special cosmetic appeal and provides an improved LCD viewing angle.

11. KEYPAD PUNCHDOWN BLOCK - 110 style punchdown terminal connects to the Zone Keypad RJ45 jack on a Procient M4 or M6.

12. SPEAKER RELAY MUTE TERMINAL - Connects to a Procient Relay Muting Module for individual room mute when using multi-channel ampliers for subzone expansion.

13. ADDRESS SWITCH - Unique addresses are not required zone-to-zone (One keypad per zone). However, a unique address must be set for each Source Keypad when connected on a common bus within a single zone. The switch provides up to 16 addresses (0 to F). The default address for the Source Keypad is “A”.

14. FACEPLATE RELEASE TABS - Carefully push these recessed tabs to remove the Source Keypad faceplate to change keycaps. It is typically only necessary to press the tabs on the bottom of the keypad and then carefully pull the bottom of the faceplate away from The Source Keypad body.

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THE SOURCE DOCK ADAPTER FEATURES

Line Out

Expansion

Aux. Input

Source Dock

24V DC

THE SOURCE DOCK ADAPTER (Figure 3)

15. ADAPTER BASE CLIP LOCKS - These indents lock

the Source Dock Adapter Base to the Dock Adapter for shelf top or wall mount installation.

16. WALL MOUNT SCREW HOLES - These holes allow The Source Dock Adapter to be mounted at against a wall or cabinet side.

17. 12 PIN INTERCONNECT – This connection via ribbon cable (included) creates a power, metadata and control bus that allows ganging of up to six Source Dock Adapters.

18. LINE OUT - 3.5mm mini jack outputs stereo line level audio. Connects to M4 or M6 Source Input via the included 10' stereo mini-plug to RCA interconnect cable. When ganging multiple Dock Adapters, each Dock Adapter must be connected to a dedicated Source Input on the M4 or M6.

19. EXPANSION PORT - RJ45 Jack connects to the Expansion Port on the M4 or M6 Rear Panel to Rx/Tx control and metadata between the M4 or M6 and the Source Dock Adapter.

20. AUX INPUT - 3.5mm mini jack provides a stereo

line level input for an additional source. This could

be anything from a CD Changer to an XM or Sirius Tuner or music server, allowing up to 12 Sources on an M4 or 14 Sources on an M6 (including onboard tuners). Switching to and controlling the sources connected to this input must be congured during setup in Procient Editor. Only the Source Keypads have access to and control of the devices connected to the Aux Inputs. PMKs do not have access to or control of these devices.

21. SOURCE DOCK TERMINAL - RJ45 jack connects

The Source Dock Adapter Features

Figure 3

to the Adapter Port on a Source Dock via CAT5. This connection provides power and control to the iPod/Dock and receives digital audio data and metadata from a connected iPod.

22. 24V DC - 2.1mm coaxial jack connects to a Procient Source Power Supply (Required/Not included). When ganging Adapters, one will power up to six Source Dock Adapters.

23. ADAPTER BASE - Attaches to the Dock Adapter for shelf top or wall mount installation.

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THE SOURCE DOCK FEATURES

12V DC 1 AMP Adapter Port Aux. Input USB

25 26 27 28

29 30 31

THE SOURCE DOCK (Figure 4)

24. iPOD SUPPORT BRACKET - Movable bracket

provides support for most iPod models to prevent damage to the iPod Connectors.

25. 12V DC - 2.1mm coaxial jack. The Source Dock is powered directly from The Source Dock Adapter in applications where the Dock is less than 250' from the Adapter. For wire runs over 250', the Dock can be up to 500' from the Adapter with a Procient IR Power Supply-

1.2A, connected directly to the Dock.

26. ADAPTER PORT - RJ45 jack connects to the Source Dock Terminal on the Source Dock Adapter via CAT5. This connection provides power and control to the iPod/Dock and sends digital audio and metadata from the Dock to the Dock Adapter.

27. AUX INPUT - 3.5mm mini jack provides a stereo line level input for an additional source. This could be anything from a CD Changer to an XM or Sirius Tuner or music server, allowing up to 12 Sources on an M4 or 14 Sources on an M6 (including on-board tuners). This connection will allow the local

source audio to be played through the M4 or

M6 amplier and zone speakers. Switching to and controlling the sources connected to this input must be congured during setup in Procient Editor.

Figure 4 The Source Dock Features

28. USB PORT - USB mini jack allows connection directly to a computer for downloading

content to an iPod seated in the Source Dock. Downloading content would follow normal procedures. See iPod instructions for additional information.

29. iPod WELL - This opening in the Dock is designed to accommodate most iPod models. Connect the iPod to the iPod Connector, and slide the iPod Support Bracket forward to t the particular iPod model.

30. iPod CONNECTOR - This multi-pin connector connects to the iPod Dock Connector on the bottom of an iPod. Carefully push the iPod down on this connector to send power and control to the iPod and have the iPod send digital audio and metadata to the system.

31. STATUS LED - LED illuminates blue when the Source Dock is receiving power.

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The Source Dock

THE SOURCE DOCK FEATURES

THE SOURCE DOCK (Figure 5)

Figure 5 The Source Dock Bottom

32. ADDRESS SWITCH - A unique address must be set for each Source Dock within a given

system. The switch provides up to 16 addresses (0 to F). The default address for the Source Dock is “0”.

IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING ESD (Electrostatic Discharge): The Source Dock can be susceptible to ESD. Under certain conditions when reaching for and just prior to touching the Dock or the iPod connected to it, certain levels of ESD can cause The Source Dock to temporarily lose its communication link with the M4 or M6. Typically no action is required by the user to restore communication and normal operation. This notice pertains only to The Source Dock. Please refer to iPod documentation or contact Apple for additional information regarding iPod and ESD.

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TYPICAL SYSTEM

RS232

PHONE (PAGE IN)

DOORBELL / STATUS IN

CONTROL

PORT

FIRMWARE UPGRADE

OFF ON

COMMON

IR OUT

STATUS OUT:

0 to +12V

120V 60Hz 1.8A~ FUSE: T5AL 250V

DATA I/O

CONTACT CLOSURE

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Line Out

Expansion

Aux. Input

Source Dock

24V DC

Procient 12V DC

IR Power Supply-1.2A

(Use if exceeding 250' from Dock Adapter)

M4 or M6

THE SOURCE

DOCK ADAPTER

THE SOURCE DOCK THE SOURCE KEYPAD PMK KEYPAD

CAT5

Max 250'

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SPEAKER

WIRE

Stereo Mini to RCA Cable

Left Speaker Right Speaker Left Speaker Right Speaker

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Figure 6 Typical System Wiring Diagram

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WIRING

The Source Keypad requires connection to a Procient M4 or M6 to operate. All system wiring considerations for an M4 or M6 system should be followed as described in the M4 or M6 Quick Start Guides. The information below will only detail those parts of an M4 or M6 System that pertain to the wiring requirements for connecting the Source Keypad, the Source Dock and The Source Dock.

Note: The following wires should be installed during system pre-wire. Other connections will be made at the time of installation and are described in the “Connections” section.

THE SOURCE KEYPAD

CAT5 - Pull home-runs of CAT5 from each Source Keypad to the system head-end.

Maximum Length: 500'

Note: All eight conductors of the CAT5 must be connected for proper signal strength on 500' of cable.

SPEAKER MUTE RELAY

The Speaker Mute Relay is used when multiple rooms are grouped to one zone (i.e. Master Bedroom and Master Bathroom). When used and programmed, only the speakers matched to the keypad will turn on/o (i.e. turn on the bathroom keypad only, the bathroom speakers will turn on).

The room speakers wire through the Speaker Mute Relay and a two conductor wire from the Speaker Mute Relay to the PMK or The Source Keypad relay connections.

Standard Wire - Pull two-conductor 24AWG or heavier, stranded, non-shielded wire from any Source Keypad location to where a Procient Speaker Mute Relay will be installed.

Maximum Length: 1000'

THE SOURCE DOCK ADAPTER

No pre-wire necessary. Locate with an M4 or M6 for Connections.

THE SOURCE DOCK

No pre-wire necessary if located with an M4 or M6. If in a a remote location (i.e. kitchen, bedroom, living room, etc.), run 1 CAT5 from The Source Dock Adapter location to The Source Dock location. If wire run is greater than 250', a Procient IR Power Supply 1.2A

will be required at The Source Dock location.

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SOURCE KEYPAD HARD BUTTON CONFIG

As received from the factory, the Source Keypad has a preinstalled set of buttons that match the default button conguration in Procient Editor. This default may not match the system being installed. The Source Keypad comes with a set of alternate buttons. The hard button keycaps can be changed on the keypads and in Procient Editor to match the product being installed. To change the hard button keycaps:

1. With the keypad disconnected from the system, carefully insert a small at head screwdriver into the Faceplate Release Tabs Slots (1) as shown in Figure 7. With the screwdriver inserted, slowly twist the screwdriver and pull down in the direction shown (2) until the Faceplate Tabs release from the body.

Figure 7 Faceplate Release Tabs

2. With both tabs released, carefully pull the bottom of the faceplate up and away from

the keypad as shown in Figure 8 until it stops moving freely. Carefully pull the top of the faceplate clear of the keypad to remove. Do not touch, pinch, poke or otherwise contact the ex board circuit connected to the top of the LCD. Damage to the ex board will disable the LCD.

Figure 8 Removing The Faceplate

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SOURCE KEYPAD HARD BUTTON CONFIG

3. With the faceplate fully removed, the hard button keycaps can be changed. Carefully pinch the top of the keycap and slowly pull it straight up and o the rubber membrane as shown in Figure 9. Try not to pull the membrane o the green circuit board. If the membrane does come loose, be sure to replace it to its normal position, seated at on the green circuit board. If the membrane is not properly seated, the keycaps will not t properly through the openings in the faceplate and the keypad will not function.

Figure 9 Changing Keycaps

4. Using the included alternate set of keycaps, make changes as needed.

5. With all keycaps in place, replace the faceplate in reverse process to Step 2. Carefully

align the top of the faceplate with the keypad body as they appear in Figure 8. Slowly press the bottom of the faceplate until the keycaps begin to push through their openings. Visually inspect the keycaps to conrm that they are properly centered in the faceplate openings. With the keycaps in place, press the bottom corners of the faceplate until it snaps into place.

6. Press all buttons to conrm free play.

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INSTALLATION

2-Gang New Construction Box

SOURCE Mounting Bracket

SOURCE Keypad

SOURCE Bezel

Bezel Tab Clips

Keypad Angle

Tab Slots

Keypad

Angle Tabs

Bezel Tabs

THE SOURCE KEYPAD

J-BOX (Figure 10)

Note: It is highly recommended that The Source Keypad be installed at a height of 56" on

center. This provides the best overall position for optimum LCD viewing angle. This should be discussed with the homeowner prior to installation to avoid rework, should the homeowner nd this undesirable.

New Construction

The Source Keypad should be mounted in a standard 2-gang new construction box whenever possible. The keypad itself has a thin prole, but the Bezel Tabs and the Mounting Bracket Bezel Tab Clips require some additional clearance. Some new construction and many retrot boxes do not provide adequate clearance. Checking the t of an assembled keypad, (bezel, keypad and mounting bracket), is recommended prior to installation of the J-boxes to avoid problems after the wall board has been installed.

Retrot

Although use of retro boxes is not recommended, they can be used in some cases. If using a retro box, it will probably be necessary to hone out part of the box to provide height and depth clearance for the Mounting Bracket Bezel Tab Clips and Bezel Tabs. Do not modify the

clips or the tabs as this may adversely aect how well the bezel stays in place.

Figure 10 Mounting The Source Keypad

Mounting Bracket

The Source Keypad cannot be installed without the Mounting Bracket. The keypad is held in place with the Keypad Locking Tabs and Keypad Angle Tabs. The Bracket should be mounted to a standard 2-gang new construction box as shown in Figure 10. When installing the Mounting Bracket, be sure the bracket is positioned as shown in Figure 10. The keypad cannot be mounted if the bracket is upside down. If using a retro box, see the “Retrot” section above. When necessary, though not recommended, the Mounting Bracket can be used without a J-box. When installing a keypad without a J-box, be sure to use drywall anchors to provide a more durable and secure mount for the bracket.

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INSTALLATION

THE SOURCE KEYPAD

With the Mounting Bracket installed, the Source Keypad can be mounted. (Make and secure wire connections as described in the “Connections” section prior to mounting the keypad.)

Keypad Angle

There are two options for mounting The Source Keypad. One is a ush installation with the keypad at to the wall surface, and the other is with the lower portion of the keypad sloping away from the wall at about a 15˚ angle. The angle mount creates a special cosmetic appeal and can provide an improved LCD viewing angle.

Flush Mount

To install the Source Keypad ush (at) to the wall surface:

1. Slide the lower part of the keypad into the mounting bracket and position the Keypad Angle Tabs into the rear channel of the Keypad Angle Tab Slots.

2. Carefully press the upper corners of the keypad with both thumbs until the Keypad Locking Tabs click into place. (The keypad will ‘lift’ slightly in the bracket when positioning the Locking Tabs).

Angle Mount

To install the Source Keypad with lower portion angled away from the wall surface at approximately 15˚:

1. Slide the lower part of the keypad into the mounting bracket and position the Keypad Angle Tabs into the forward channel of the Keypad Angle Tab Slots.

Note: In an angle mount, the keypad is not secure until the bezel has been installed. The bezel will hold the Locking Tabs in place and secure the keypad to the bracket. Prior to installing the bezel in an angle mount, be careful if operating the keypad and avoid incidental contact to prevent the keypad from falling out of the bracket and possibly damaging the keypad, the wires or the wall.

Bezel Installation

With the keypad in place, carefully align the Bezel Tabs with the Bezel Tab Clips on the Mounting Bracket. Apply even pressure around the bezel to slide it into place. The bezel is made of a pliable material that will ‘form t’ to the wall surface for a clean nish.

Removing The Source Keypad

Take care when removing the bezel to not scratch the wall surface or tear wallpaper. Use a very small, thin tool or nger nails, to carefully pull the sides of the bezel away from the wall surface.

To remove the keypad, pinch the top corners of the keypad, and carefully pull slightly up and away from the Mounting Bracket. Be careful not to drop the keypad or pull hard enough to stress the CAT5 cable.

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INSTALLATION

Line Out

Expansion

Aux. Input

Source Dock

24V DC

THE SOURCE DOCK ADAPTER

Though the Source Dock Adapter is a small plastic box that can be set on a shelf and left freestanding, it is recommended that it be secured to a shelf or wall surface to assure it will not be accidentally moved, in a way that could cause disconnections or damage to the unit.

Shelf Mount/Wall Mount - Without Base

The Source Dock Adapter can be mounted directly to a shelf or wall surface using the WallMount Screw Holes in the top of the Dock Adapter Chassis. The Dock Adapter should be mounted as follows.

1. If connected, snap o the removable base.

2. Hold Dock Adapter in mounting position with the 12-Pin Interconnects facing out.

3. Carefully, at slow speed, drill starter holes for mounting screws using the Wall Mount

Screw Holes as guides.

4. Using minimum 1½" screws, secure the Dock Adapter to the shelf/wall surface. DO NOT overtighten to avoid cracking the Dock Adapter case.

5. If using multiple Dock Adapters, printing a small adhesive label identifying The Source Dock address and sticking it on The Source Dock Adapter is suggested to assist in making connections and troubleshooting.

Shelf Mount/Wall Mount - With Base

If connected, remove the provided base from the Dock Adapter. Secure the base to the shelf/wall with two screws. Snap the adapter back on to the base (Figures 11 & 12). If using multiple Dock Adapters, printing a small adhesive label identifying The Source Dock address and sticking it on The Source Dock Adapter is suggested to assist in making connections and troubleshooting.

Note: The Dock Adapter can also be mounted under a shelf using the Base Clip Locks at the top of the Dock Adapter.

Figure 11 Shelf Mount With Base Figure 12 Wall Mount With Base

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To M SERIES CONTROLLER

Zone Keypad Terminal

THE SOURCE

Punch-Down Block

NOTE: When making connections to THE SOURCE punch-down block ALWAYS pull the wire toward the middle of THE SOURCE. Pulling the wires toward the outside will create diculty when installing the keypad into the Mounting Bracket and will probably cause wires to become disconnected.

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THE SOURCE KEYPAD

110 Punch-Down Block

The Source Keypad features a 110 punch-down block wire connection point.

CAT5 is recommended for typical use. When making direct connections to the M4 or M6 be sure to conrm color coding of each wire before making connections. (Refer to Figures 13 & 14)

Figure 13 Source Keypad to M4/M6 Connections

Figure 14 Source Keypad to M4/M6 Pinout

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+12

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Punch-Down Block Connections

1. Strip approximately 1" to 1½" from the outer jacket of the cable being connected to the

Source. DO NOT strip the individual conductors.

2. Using a proper 110 punch-down tool, connect each of the wires to the appropriate terminals on the Source Keypad punch-down block (refer to Figures 13 & 14). When making connections to the Source Keypad punch-down block ALWAYS pull the wire toward the middle of the keypad . Pulling the wires toward the outside will create diculty when installing the keypad into the Mounting Bracket and will probably cause wires to become disconnected.

3. Prior to installing the keypad, attach the included Wire Retainer to the back of the Source Keypad as shown in Figure 15. Remove the adhesive backing from the wire retainer and attach with the wire tie oriented vertically as shown, with the retainer lock at the bottom. Pull the retainer over the wire and down through the lock as shown. This will help prevent the wires from becoming disconnected during installation.

4. Terminate and connect the head-end connection as appropriate.

Figure 15 Source Keypad Wire Retainer

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Dock Adapter #1 Dock Adapter #2 Dock Adapter #3 Dock Adapter #4 Dock Adapter #5 Dock Adapter #6

12-Pin Ribbon Cable Interconnects

Top View

12-Pin Interconnect Terminals (Side)

12V DC 1 AMP Adapter Port Aux. Input USB

Line Out

Expansion

Aux. Input

Source Dock

24V DC

The Source

Power Supply

Stereo Mini to RCA Cable

To M4 or M6

Source Input

CAT5 To M4 or M6

Expansion Port

CAT5

THE SOURCE DOCK ADAPTER THE SOURCE DOCK

THE SOURCE DOCK and DOCK ADAPTER (Single)

1. Mount the Source Dock Adapters as described in the “Installation” section.

2. Using a CAT5 patch cable with a pass-through conguration, connect the Expansion jack

on the Source Dock Adapter to an Expansion Port on an M4 or M6.

3. Using the included Stereo mini to RCA interconnect cable, connect the 3.5mm Line Out Jack on the Source Dock Adapter to the appropriate Source Input on the M4 or M6.

4. Using a CAT5 patch cable with a pass-through conguration, connect the Source Dock Port on the Source Dock Adapter to the Adapter Port on the Source Dock. If wire run is greater than 250', an IR Power Supply 1.2A will be required. (Figure 16)

5. Aux Input - Using a Stereo mini to RCA interconnect cable, connect the L&R line level audio output of a source to be added to the 3.5mm AUX Input Jack. This will allow adding a local source to an M4/M6 Zone and being able to play the audio through the M4/M6 amplier and Zone speakers. This input must be congured in Procient Editor and is only selectable from the Source Keypads.

6. When all connections have been made and conrmed and the system is ready for operation, connect a Procient 24V DC Power Supply (not included) to the 24V DC Jack on

the Source Dock Adapter. Plug the power supply into an unswitched 120V AC outlet.

Figure 16 Single Source Dock Adapter/Dock Connections

Figure 17a Multiple Source Dock Adapters, Top View

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Line Out

Expansion

Aux. Input

Source Dock

24V DC

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Expansion

Aux. Input

Source Dock

24V DC

Line Out

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Aux. Input

Source Dock

24V DC

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Line Out

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24V DC

Line Out

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Aux. Input

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24V DC

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Source Dock #1 Source Dock #2 Source Dock #3 Source Dock #4 Source Dock #5 Source Dock #6

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THE SOURCE DOCK and DOCK ADAPTER (Multiple)

1. Mount the Source Dock Adapters as described in the “Installation” section.

2. Conrm connection of the 12-Pin Ribbon Cable Interconnects as shown in Figures 17a

and 17b.

3. Using a CAT5 patch cable with a pass-through conguration, connect the Expansion jack on one of the Source Dock Adapters to the Expansion Port on an M4 or M6. (The 12-Pin Interconnects create a bus for power, control and metadata to the additional units.)

4. Using the included Stereo Mini to RCA Interconnect Cables, connect the 3.5mm Line Out Jack on each Dock Adapter to the appropriate Source Input on the M4 or M6.

5. Using a CAT5 patch cable with a pass-through conguration, connect the Source Dock jack on each Source Dock Adapter to the Adapter Port on its specically matched Source Dock. Repeat until all Adapters and Docks are connected. For each Source Dock wire run that is greater than 250', a Procient Power Supply 1.2A will be required.

6. Aux Input - Using a Stereo Mini to RCA Interconnect Cable, connect the L&R line level audio output of a source to be added as an additional to the Aux Input on the appropriate Source Dock Adapter as congured in “Source Setup” in Procient Editor. This will allow adding up to six additional sources to the M4/M6. These inputs must be congured in Procient Editor and are only selectable from the Source Keypads.

7. When all connections have been made and conrmed and the system is ready for operation, connect a Procient 24V DC Power Supply to the 24V DC Jack on one of the Source Dock Adapters. This will provide power for up to six Source Dock Adapters. Plug the Power Supply into an unswitched 120V AC outlet.

Figure 17b Multiple Source Dock Adapter/Dock Connections

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PROGRAMMING WITH PROFICIENT EDITOR

The Procient Editor programming instructions provided with the Source are intended to provide direction for adding a Source Keypad, multiple Source Keypads, Source Dock(s) and Source Dock Adapter(s), to Procient M4 and M6 Systems. If conguring a new system, start with the “Programming With Procient Editor” section of the Procient Editor Advanced Programming Guide for system conguration, source setup, power management, etc. Use this manual for conguration and programming zones using Source Keypads.

Note: If only changing PMKs to Source Keypads, and not adding iPod/Source Dock/Source Dock Adapter, follow the directions in Download Procient Editor and proceed to the “Adding a Source Keypad to an Existing M4/M6 Project” section.

With the system installed at the job site or set up for test at the shop, the system is ready for programming. Connect the 3.5mm Plug Transfer Cable between the Control Port on the M4 or M6 and the Com Port on a PC running Procient Editor (or the USB Port with the USB/Serial Adapter). Power up the M4 or M6 and proceed as follows:

DOWNLOAD PROFICIENT EDITOR

Before programming with Procient Editor, always check www.procientaudio.com to verify that the version of Procient Editor being used is the latest rev.

QUICK START GUIDE FOR SIMPLE SOURCE PROFICIENT EDITOR PROGRAMMING

Follow the instructions in this section if no source or zone changes other than replacing a PMK with the Source are required.

1. Open an existing Project.

2. Under Project Content/Zone Setup, left click the zone the Source Keypad is going to be

added to.

3. In the Zone Setup Window, left click Name/Sources. If the Available Sources are checked and not going to change, left click Apply. Check or uncheck any boxes to make changes as needed.

4. In the Zone Setup Window, left click Keypad.

5. Under Graphic Keypad, left click to place a check mark in the box next to the Source. If

removing the PMK left click the PMK-1x box to uncheck the box and remove the PMK from the zone. Left click Apply.

6. In the Zone Setup Window, left click Whole House /Mute.

7. If the Whole House/Party Mode and Mute Key Functionality settings are not going to

change, left click Apply, otherwise make desired changes and then left click Apply. See the “Whole House/Mute” section for additional information.

8. Right click the Source icon in the zone being congured, then left click “The Source Setup”. In the Zone # The Source Window, left click the appropriate Address Box to set

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Keypad Address. If there is only one keypad per zone, all keypads can have the same

address (default address is “A”). If there is more than one keypad in a zone (PMKs and/ or Source keypads) the keypads in that zone must all have dierent Addresses. Left click Apply. The Address will appear after the Source icon.

9. Under Project Content/Zone Setup, right click the zone icon for the zone being congured. In the pop-up window, highlight and left click Place Default A/V Routing Commands.

10. Left click the Source icon for the keypad being congured. The Virtual Source, Button Properties and Virtual Button List Windows will appear.

11. Left click the rst source on the Source List.

12. Left click the Volume Up Arrow on the Virtual Keypad. Left click the CMD M4 or M6

Cmds Tab, expand the Audio Level Commands Tab and double left click the Volume Up Command for the Zone being programmed.

13. Right click the Volume Up Arrow and then highlight and left click Punch Key’s Commands to make the Volume Up Command available to all sources. Left click Yes in the pop-up. Repeat for Volume Down.

14. To program Mute, right click the inside section of the Volume Knob. In the pop-up, if not checked, highlight and left click the Mute (Preamp) Key. This will program Zone and Whole House Mute for all sources.

15. Right click the Power Button. In the pop-up, if not checked, highlight and left click Zone Power O Key. This will program Zone and Whole House O for all sources.

16. To program Hard Keys by source, left click a source in the Source List. Left click the CMD Library Tab, select a Brand and Device from the pull downs and double left click the

appropriate commands for the Hard Keys being programmed. Repeat for all sources.

17. To create and program Virtual Buttons, left click a source in the Source List. Right click

inside the Virtual Button List Window. Highlight and left click Add Multiple New Menu Items. Type the names of the Virtual Buttons to be created in the Enter Item Name block

and add them to Item Names by left clicking the >> Button. When nished, left click OK. The M6 tuners and The Source Docks provide metadata feedback to The Source Keypad and control of these sources is not editable.

18. Left click the Virtual Button in the Virtual Button List. Left click the CMD Library Tab, select a Brand and Device from the pull downs and double left click the appropriate commands for the Virtual Buttons being programmed. Repeat for all sources.

19. Download the project to the M4 or M6 and test all functions. Make changes as needed using the previous steps. For more in-depth description of the Source programming, see

the following sections.

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ADDING THE SOURCE DOCK & SOURCE DOCK ADAPTER TO AN EXISTING PROJECT

With Procient Editor running, open the project that the Source is going to be added to.

Open Project

1. In the Menu Bar, select File.

2. In the pull-down, highlight and left click Open.

3. In the Open Window, highlight and left click the project to be modied. The project will

open to the default screen as shown in Figure 18.

Figure 18 Opening an Existing Project

Source Setup

4. If adding iPod(s) using Source Dock(s) and Source Dock Adapter(s), with the Project

Content Tab selected, left click Source Setup. The M4/M6 Setup Window will appear. (See Figure 19)

5. Left click the pull-down arrow for the source that is to change to iPod. (For the example Source 6 will be used.) The M4/M6 Source List will open. Highlight and left click iPod. Source 6 will change to iPod. The Source Assignments Tab will also change, now featuring additional options for Source 6. (Refer to Figure 19)

6. In the Description block, type in a name for the iPod, such as NANO, 30G, etc.

7. In the Address block, if the iPod being added to Source 6 is the only iPod being added

using the Source Dock and Adapter, leave the Address set to ‘0’. If adding additional iPods, Docks and Dock Adapters, set each to a dierent Address.

8. Under Option, if no additional source is going to be added, use the default setting: None. If adding an additional source, left click the pull-down arrow and select: Dock Aux In or Adapter Aux In. Dock Aux In allows stereo audio to be connected from a source at the Dock location. That is, if the Dock is in a remote zone, a device such as a Video Game, XM or SIRIUS Tuner, Cable Box, etc. can be added so the audio can be played through the

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M4/M6 amplier and zone speakers. Adapter Aux In provides the same exibility for a

source connected to the Adapter. There can only be one Aux In connected per source, but this allows the input capability of the M4 Controller to expand to 12 sources and the M6 Controller to 14.

IMPORTANT NOTE: The sources connected to the Dock and Dock Adapter Aux Inputs are only selectable via the Source Keypads. They are not available to PMKs and cannot be selected by IR remote commands.

For the purpose of the example, the CD Changer that was connected to Source 6 on the M4/M6 has now been replaced by an iPod, making the iPod available to all zones. The CD Changer is actually dedicated to the Family Room, where coincidentally, the Source is being installed. The CD Changer will be congured as the Source 6 Option Input in Procient Editor (Figure 19) and connected to the Dock Aux In in the Family Room. All zones will have access and control of the iPod (Source 6). Only zones with the Source Keypads will have access and control of the cable box (Source 6a) which will appear in the Source Main Menu as a regular source. Further, as an option, the CD Changer can be unchecked in Zone Setup, for any zones other than the Family Room that get the Source Keypads, to keep the CD Changer dedicated to the Family Room. In addition to dedicated control, this will allow the CD Changer audio to feed through the M4/M6 amp and zone speakers for the Family Room. See the “Connections” section for additional information.

9. In the Name block, type in the source name for the device being connected to the Aux In. This name will appear in the Source List on the Source Display, so be sure to use a name that will not confuse the user. If there is a CD player already available as a source through the M4/M6, name the CD Changer connected to the Aux In: CD 2.

10. If no other changes are to be made, left click Apply in the M4/M6 Setup Window. This will ‘save’ the new conguration. If additional Docks and Dock Adapters are being added, repeat Steps 5-9 above for each new Dock/Adapter pair. Left click Apply to ‘save’ each.

Figure 19 Changing Source Setup

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11. A warning window will appear advising: ‘The CD Changer has been changed to an iPod Source...Do you still want to continue?’ Left click YES. If multiple source changes have

been implemented, a warning for each change will come up. Review each of these as it is possible that an undesirable change has been made.

12. After the warning(s) have been cleared, the Source Setup under the Project Content Tab will update to show the new source conguration. (Refer to Figure 20) Source 6 will have changed to iPod and a new source, 6a will show CD2. Source 6a is the Option Source Input (Dock or Adapter Aux In) congured in the previous steps. (Refer to Figure 19)

13. At this point the PMK Source Buttons will have also changed to indicate the new source conguration. In the example, the CD 2 Button has now changed to iPod as shown in Figure 20. All programming associated with Source 6 will need to be changed from

CD Changer commands to iPod commands for all keypads in all zones. Left click the CMD Library Tab to open the IR Command Library. Left click the pull-down arrow next to the Brands block and scroll the list until Procient appears. Highlight and left click Procient. Expand the Source Folder by left clicking the ‘+’ sign or double left clicking

the folder icon. Next, expand the Source Dock Folder by left clicking the ‘+’ sign or double left clicking the folder icon.

Figure 20 Updated Source Setup and PMK Conguration

Zone Setup

14. Under: Project Content/Zone Setup, select the PMK in Zone 1 by left clicking the green

PMK icon. The virtual PMK for Zone 1 will appear. Left click the iPod Source Button to select the iPod ‘bank’ of commands. The iPod Source Button will highlight blue and all commands programmed to that button will appear in the Button Properties Window.

15. Right click any commands in the Button Properties Command List that were programmed for the CD Changer (or other now replaced source) then highlight and left

click Delete Command in the pop-up. The command will be deleted.

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16. Double left click any desired command(s) in the CMD Library/Procient/Source/Source Dock Command Library for PMK iPod control programming.

17. Repeat Steps 15-16 for all buttons within the iPod ‘bank’.

18. If all zones are identical in keypad conguration, (all use the same double or triple-gang

conguration), the new programming for the PMK in Zone 1 can be ‘cloned’ to the other PMKs. Right click the Zone 1 PMK iPod Source Button. Highlight and left click Copy All Source Bank Commands in the pop-up. Left click the PMK icon in any other zone with an identical PMK setup to Zone 1. Right click the iPod Source Button. Highlight and left click Paste Source Bank Commands to duplicate the PMK programming for iPod to the selected zone. Repeat for all Zones with identical PMK conguration. Zones with dierent PMK congurations will need to be programmed individually.

Download and Test

19. At this point it is suggested that the project be downloaded to the M4 or M6 to conrm

the changes to the PMKs and communication with the iPod/Dock/Dock Adapter. With the PC running Procient Editor connected to the M4 or M6 with a Procient 3.5mm

Plug Transfer Cable or Transfer Cable with USB/Serial Adapter, either select ‘M4 or M6 CONTROLLER’ from the Menu Bar, then highlight and left click Download or left click the Download Icon in the Tool Bar to transfer the updated project to the M4 or M6.

20. When Download is complete check PMKs for proper iPod control. Make programming changes as needed by repeating previous steps.

21. At this point, existing system functionality for PMKs is updated and complete and the Source programming begins.

ADDING A SOURCE KEYPAD TO AN EXISTING M4/M6 PROJECT

The Procient Editor programming instructions provided with the Source are intended to provide direction for adding a Source Keypad, multiple Source Keypads, Source Dock(s) and Source Dock Adapter(s), to existing M4 or M6 Systems. If conguring a new system, start with the “Programming With Procient Editor” section of the Procient Editor Advanced Programming Guide for system conguration, source setup, power management, etc. Use this manual for conguration and programming zones using the Source keypads.

If adding iPod(s), Source Dock(s) and Source Adapter(s), be sure to have followed all instructions in the previous sections for incorporating those components, updating Source Setup and Zone Setup for proper system conguration and performance. If only adding sources or upgrading PMKs to Source Keypads, be sure to have followed all instructions for connections and installation in the previous sections. When adding a Source Keypad to an existing project, Procient Editor does some of the work automatically in identifying sources and placing them in the Source Main Menu. This helps assure that proper control commands will be associated with the right source. To add a Source Keypad:

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Open Project

1. If not already open, Open the M4 or M6 Project to be modied.

2. Under the Project Content Tab, conrm the source conguration for the system under Source Setup. If the source conguration is correct, proceed to Step 3. If not, return

to the “Adding An iPod, Source Dock And Source Dock Adapter To An Existing Project” section and follow all instructions.

Zone Setup

3. Under Project Content/Zone Setup, left click the Zone that the Source is going to be

added to - for this example, Zone 2. The Zone 2 Setup Window will appear as shown in Figure 21.

Figure 21 Zone Setup Window

Name/Sources

4. If the Available Sources options are checked and not going to change, left click Apply.

(The CD Changer now connected as Source 6a or any other sources connected to the Adapter or Dock Aux Inputs will not show in this list, but will automatically be available to the Source Keypad and any other Source Keypads that get added to the system). If the Available Sources options are to be changed, check or uncheck the sources as appropriate. Left click Apply.

Keypad

5. To add a Source Keypad to the zone, left click the Keypad Tab. (PMKIR, PFK, PNK) should

be checked. Under Graphic Keypad, left click in the Source Box to place a check mark in the box. This will place a Source Keypad in the Zone Setup. If the PMK is being replaced with the Source Keypad, left click the PMK box to uncheck the PMK. This will remove the PMK from the Zone Setup. If the PMK is to remain installed, leave the PMK box checked. Left click Apply. For the example system, the PMK has been removed and replaced with a Source Keypad. As soon as Apply is clicked, under Project Content, the PMK is removed from the Zone Setup and the Source Keypad Icon appears. (See Figure 22)

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Figure 22 Zone Setup Keypad Tab

Whole House/Mute

6. Left click the Whole House/Mute Tab to conrm Whole House and Mute Key

Functionality. These functions should have already been congured in the existing project. Under Whole House/Party Mode, “This Zone Initiates” should be checked to enable Party Mode from a press and hold of the Click Button when selecting a source on the Source Keypad. “This Zone Ignores...” should be checked to lock out Party Mode commands from other zones. Under Mute Key Functionality, “Internal Preamp Muting” should be checked to use the M4 or M6 zone preamp muting function. “PMK Relay Speaker Muting” should be checked when using a Speaker Mute Relay for muting individual rooms in sub-zone expansion applications (multiple rooms in a single zone). When Zone Whole House/Mute functions are set, left click Apply. (Refer to Figure 23)

Figure 23 Zone Setup Whole House/Mute Tab

Keypad Address

7. Any keypad whether an PMK or Source must have its Address congured in Procient Editor. If there is only one keypad per zone, all keypads can be set to the same Address.

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Any time there is more than one keypad in a zone, each of the keypads within that zone

must be set to a dierent Address. Right click the PMK or Source Icon in a particular zone. Left click the PMK or Source Setup pop-up. Left click the desired box to set keypad Address. For the example, ‘0’. Left click Apply. The Keypad Address will appear next to the Keypad Icon in Zone Setup. A maximum of three Source Keypads in a zone. (Refer to Figure 24)

Figure 24 Zone Setup Keypad Address

Default Audio Routing Commands

8. To assure that the sources connected to the M4 or M6 will be properly routed to the local zone,

a set of default Audio routing commands can be assigned to the source icons on the Source Keypad. Under Project Content/Zone Setup, right click the Zone 2 icon. Highlight and left click Place Default A/V Routing Commands. The M4/M6 Internal Commands for all source Audio signal routing will be automatically assigned to all sources available to the Source Keypad in Zone 2. (Refer to Figure 25)

Figure 25 Place Default A/V Commands

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This completes Zone Setup for integrating the Source Keypad into Zone 2. Left click the Source Icon under Project Content/Zone Setup/Zone 2. The virtual Source Keypad will appear along with the Button Properties Window and the Virtual Button Window. (Refer to Figure 26)

Figure 26 Virtual Source Keypad

PROGRAMMING THE VIRTUAL SOURCE KEYPAD

Virtual Source Keypad Window

When an unprogrammed the Source Keypad appears on screen, Procient Editor has already loaded the M4/M6 Source Icons, to assist in keypad programming. By doing so, Procient Editor reduces the possibility of accidental omission of sources or associating sources with the wrong input. The Virtual Source Keypad Window displays the Zone Number and Keypad Address for reference. The Source Icons in the Source List have the same programming and performance capabilities as source keys on PMKs. The dierence being, PMK source keys are hard buttons that are pressed, The Source Keypad source keys are Virtual Buttons on The Source Keypad LCD that are selected with the Scroll Wheel and Click Button. The Source Icons are programmed the same as any other key, by selecting the icon and double clicking commands under the CMD M4/M6 Cmds Tab or CMD Library Tab. Programmed commands appear in the Button Properties Window, consistent with Procient Editor programming.

Note: The Scroll Wheel, Click Button and Menu Key are not programmable. They have un- removable factory programmed functions for scrolling lists and menus on the LCD (via the Scroll Wheel), selecting items from those lists and menus (via the Click Button) and returning to either The Source Main Menu or selecting iPod Menus depending upon the current Source function (via the Menu Button). When a source other than iPod is selected, a press of the Menu Key returns the display to the Source Main Menu. When iPod is selected, and the iPod is playing, a press of the Menu Key returns the display to the previous iPod Menu level. In any iPod mode, a press & hold of the Menu Button will return the display to the Source Keypad Main Menu.

Virtual Button List Window

When any source is selected on the Source Keypad, the information in the LCD will change to the Virtual Buttons associated with that source. Any menu or list of commands associated with controlling a particular device, or the system, can be congured for display.

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The Virtual Button List Window is where these menus and lists of commands are created. Virtually any command for any device that will be connected to an M4/M6 System can be programmed to a Source Virtual Button. A pop-up tool allows creation of the Virtual Buttons by simply typing in the name of the function, i.e. Play, Stop, Menu, Aspect Ratio, etc. Once the Virtual Button has been created, any command from the Procient Editor Command Library whether an M4/M6 Internal Command, IR command or RS232 command can be associated with these Virtual Buttons. If the required IR or RS232 commands are not already in the Library, they can be added by either learning the IR commands with the Procient Command Interface Module or by using the RS232 Command Properties Tool for creating and editing RS232 commands. Refer to the Procient Editor Advanced Programming Guide sections “Learning IR Commands” and “RS232 Commands” for additional information.

As when programming any other key in Procient Editor, the commands associated with the Virtual Buttons are displayed in the Button Properties Window. Virtual Buttons have the same properties as PMK keys in that they can execute single commands, or macros and for truly advanced applications access tiered commands as well.

To program the Source Keypad shown in Figure 26:

1. Left click the Tuner 1 Source Icon on the Virtual Keypad. It will highlight blue. This

indicates the Tuner 1 ‘bank’ has been selected.

Volume

2. Left Click the Volume Knob Up Arrow. The Tuner 1 icon will turn red indicating which source is being programmed and the Up Arrow will highlight blue to indicate which button is being programmed. (Figure 27)

Figure 27 Placing The Volume Up Command

3. Left click the CMD M4/M6 Cmds Tab and expand the Audio Level Commands Tab by left

clicking the ‘+’ sign or double left clicking Audio Level Commands. The list of all M4/M6 audio commands will open.

4. Scroll down the list to nd the Zone 2 Commands. Double left click Zone 2 Volume Up. The Zone 2 Volume Up Command will appear in the Button Properties Window.

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Right click the Volume Up Arrow. In the pop-up, highlight and left click Punch Key’s

Commands to make the volume up command available to all sources.

5. Next, left click the Volume Knob Down Arrow. Double left click Zone 2 Volume Down in the CMD M4/M6 Cmds List. The Zone 2 Volume Down Command will appear in the Button Properties Window. Right click the Volume Down Arrow. In the pop-up, highlight and left click Punch Key’s Commands to make the volume down command available to all sources.

Mute

6. Next is the Mute Button. The Volume Knob can be pushed in to execute a programmed

command or macro. It is recommended that the Knob press function be used for Zone Mute. For this example, M4/M6 pre-amp zone mute will be used.

Figure 28 Placing The Zone/Whole/House Mute Command

Right click the inside section of the Volume Knob. In the popup, if not already checked,

highlight and left click the Mute (Preamp) Key as shown in Figure 28. This will congure the key for Zone and Whole House Mute and punch the commands to all banks. The key will highlight green to indicate special whole-house functionality.

When this button is pressed for less than 2 seconds, the zone will mute. When it is

pressed again for less than 2 seconds, it will un-mute. When the Mute Key is pressed for longer than 2 seconds, this initiates whole-house muting (all zones mute). When pressed again for longer than 2 seconds, all zones are un-muted.

Power

7. Right click the Source Keypad Power Button. In the pop-up, if not already checked,

highlight and left click Zone Power O Key as shown in Figure 29. This will congure the key for Zone and Whole House O and punch the commands to all banks. The key will highlight green to indicate special whole-house functionality.

When the Power Key is pressed for less than 2 seconds, the local zone will turn o, and

typically, the common sources will stay on until the last zone is turned o. Additionally, when the Power Key is pressed for longer than 2 seconds, this initiates whole house power o (all zones will turn o) and this action will typically also turn o the common sources.

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Figure 29 Placing the Zone/Whole-House Power Command

PROGRAMMING CONTROL OF SOURCES

The Source Keypad can be programmed to control any of the sources connected to an M4/M6 System by using either the Hard Keys or Virtual Buttons. Programming is consistent with standard Procient Editor procedures. Hard Key programming should be for the most commonly used commands, Play, Skip, Channel Up/Down, etc. Virtual Buttons can be programmed for control of any source function for which an IR or RS232 command is available in the Command Library. For example, if programming control of a CD Changer, commands for anything from random play to direct disc selection can be setup as a Virtual Button.

Since the process is essentially the same for all sources, a general example using a CD Changer will be used. Use the following instructions for other sources, by programming appropriate commands by source.

Note: When used with a M6, the Source Keypad shows its powerful simplicity. The Preset channel frequencies and control commands for the M6 Internal Tuners are automatically displayed on the Source LCD. This is a default function of the M6 and the Source Keypad. No programming is necessary for control of the M6 Internal Tuners when controlled with the Source Keypad.

PROGRAMMING HARD KEYS

1. If not already open, left click the CMD Library Tab. From the Brands Pull-Down either

left click the pull-down arrow and scroll the list for the CD Changer Brand being used or left click the Brands Box and type in the name of the CD Changer Brand. Expand the CD Tab by left clicking the ‘+’ sign or double left clicking the CD Icon. In some cases, a subdirectory of CD commands will appear. Some manufacturers have multiple code groups for certain devices. A bit of trial and error may be necessary to determine which code group is correct. Typically, testing commands such as power, play and stop will indicate the proper code group. Sometimes a visual inspection of the list can be helpful to see if certain special commands are available in one list or another. If any commands are not available, they can be learned into Procient Editor. If it is necessary to learn commands, refer to the “Learning IR Commands” section of the Procient Editor Advanced Programming Guide.

2. Left click the CD Source Icon on the Virtual Keypad to select CD. It will highlight.

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3. Left click the Arrow Up Button. Under CMD Library, double left click the Next Disc Command. (Program for next disc if using a CD Changer otherwise select another

function such as Fast Forward or other appropriate command.)

4. Left Click the Arrow Down Button. Under CMD Library, double left click Previous Disc. (Program for previous disc if using a CD Changer otherwise select another function such as Reverse Play or other appropriate command.)

5. Left click the Previous Track Button. Under CMD Library, double left click Chapter/Skip Down.

6. Left click the Next Track Button. Under CMD Library, double left click Chapter/Skip Up.

7. Left click the Play/Pause Button. Under CMD Library, double left click Play or Play/Pause

depending upon code availability.

This programming will provide basic transport control using the Hard Keys. To program additional commands, Virtual Buttons can be added as needed.

PROGRAMMING VIRTUAL BUTTONS

Note: The default functionality of the Source Keypad when used with iPod, replicates the

genius of the iPod Menu system on the Source LCD. Therefore, no Virtual Buttons can be congured for use with iPod. Likewise, some other devices, (Servers, XM Tuners) can be congured for 'direct control' using a Procient Control Module, that allows RS232 control of appropriately featured products. Some of these types of devices have been pre-congured in Procient Editor (Source Setup/Option). Virtual Buttons cannot be programmed for any device selected in Source Setup/Option.

8. With CD selected on the Virtual Keypad, right click inside the Virtual Button List Window.

9. If only adding one Virtual Button, highlight and left click Add New Menu Item. In the

New Item Window, type in the function and left click OK. Skip to Step 11.

10. If adding multiple Virtual Buttons, right click inside the Virtual Button List Window, highlight and left click Add Multiple New Menu Items. In the New Source Menu Items Window, type in the rst function name in the Enter Item Name Block. Either left click the >> Button or press the return key on the PC keyboard to add the function to the Item Names List. (Refer to Figure 30) To remove items from the ‘Add New’ list, highlight the entry and left click the << Button. When all functions have been added to the Item Names List, left click OK. To remove items from the Virtual Button List, right click the item, then highlight and left click Delete Item.

11. To associate IR or RS232 commands to the Virtual Buttons, if not already open, left click the CMD Library Tab. Select the Brand and Device being programmed as described in Step 1 above.

12. Left click the Virtual Button to be programmed. Double left click the IR or RS232 command in the CMD Library. A red asterisk will appear next to the function in the Virtual Button List to indicate an associated command or macro. The command will

appear in the Button Properties Window. (Refer to Figure 31) Repeat for all Virtual Buttons.

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Figure 30 Creating DVD/CD Virtual Buttons

Figure 31 Placing IR Commands On Virtual Buttons

Macros

13. Virtual Buttons can be programmed to execute macros using standard Procient Editor

programming method. Left click the Virtual Button to be congured as a macro. Double left click a command from the CMD Library. It will appear in the Button Properties Window. Navigate the CMD Library to nd the next command to be added to the macro. Double left click the command. Repeat until all commands for the macro have been programmed.

Delays

14. Delays can be added between commands in a macro by left clicking the Clock Icon in

the Button Properties Window. If adding a delay to an existing macro, it will appear at the bottom of the Command List in the Button Properties Window. Left click and drag the delay to the desired location between commands. A red line will appear between commands to act as a guide as to where the delay will be placed. To adjust the duration of the delay, double left click the delay in the Command List. The Delay Properties Window will appear. Either type in the duration from 0.1 to 20.0 seconds or use the arrow up/down buttons to set. Left click OK to enter.

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SERVER 1

SERVER 2

IPOD

TUNER 1

TUNER 2

SOURCE NOT SELECTED

OFF

15. Repeat the previous steps to program the Source Keypad for all other sources using the appropriate Brand/Device Commands for each source from the CMD Library. For commands not found in the Library, refer to the “Learning IR Commands” and “RS232

Commands” sections of the Procient Editor Advanced Programming Guide.

OPERATING THE SOURCE KEYPAD

The following describes basic source, zone, and system control in a typical installation. Functions may vary given the programming options for the Hard Keys and Virtual Buttons.

POWER ON

1. Roll the Scroll Wheel to highlight a source on the LCD. (If the Keypad is in ‘Standby’,

rolling the Scroll Wheel or pressing any button will wake up the Keypad.)

2. Press the Click Button to select the source. The Zone will turn ON. The source selected will be displayed at the top of the LCD. (Refer to Figure 33)

POWER OFF

Zone

1. Press the Zone Power O Key for less than 2

seconds. A red OFF and the message: “Source Not Selected” will appear at the top of the LCD. (Refer to Figure 32) Unless the local zone is the last zone to be turned o, the zone will turn o and the common sources will stay on. If the local zone is the last zone to be turned o the common sources will turn o as well.

Whole House

1. Press and Hold the Power O Key for longer

than 2 seconds. All zones and sources will turn o, unless “This Zone Ignores Other Zone

Initiations” is selected under Zone Setup/Whole House/Mute in Procient Editor for a given zone. If selected, that zone will ignore the Whole House Power O Command and the common

sources will stay on until the last zone is turned o.

SELECT A SOURCE

1. Roll the Scroll Wheel to highlight a source on the LCD. (If the Keypad is in ‘Standby’

rolling the Scroll Wheel or pressing any button will wake up the Keypad.)

2. Press the Click Button to select the source. The Zone will turn ON. The source selected will be displayed at the top of the LCD. (Refer to Figure 33)

Figure 32

Source Keypad Main Menu

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DISC 2

DISC 3

DISC 4

DISC 5

RANDOM

DISC 1

ADJUST VOLUME

1. Rotate the Volume Knob clockwise to turn volume up. (The blue LEDs surrounding the

knob will provide a visual reference to the volume setting.)

2. Rotate the Volume Knob counter-clockwise to turn volume down. (The blue LEDs surrounding the knob will provide a visual reference to the volume setting.)

MUTE

Local Room or Zone Mute

Pressing the Volume Knob for less than 2 seconds will mute/un-mute a local room or zone.

1. Push the Volume Knob to mute the zone preamp or local speakers controlled with Speaker Relay Mutes. A red MUTE will appear at the top of the LCD.

2. Push the Volume Knob to un-mute the zone preamp or local speakers. The red MUTE at the top of the LCD will turn o.

Whole House Mute

Pressing the Volume Knob for longer than 2 seconds will mute/un-mute the entire system, (all zones, speaker relay mutes) unless “This Zone Ignores Other Zone Initiations” is selected under Zone Setup/Whole House/Mute in Procient Editor for a given zone. If selected, that zone will ignore the Whole House Mute Commands.

1. Press and Hold the Volume Knob for longer than 2 seconds to mute all zone preamps and speakers controlled with Speaker Relay Mutes. A red MUTE will appear at the top of the LCDs of all Source Keypads in the system and the selected Source Button will blink about once per second in zones controlled with PMK's.

2. Press and Hold the Volume Knob for longer than 2 seconds to un-mute all zone preamps and speakers controlled with Speaker Relay Mutes. The red MUTE will turn o at the top of the LCDs of all the Source Keypads in the system and the selected Source Button will resume constant illumination in zones controlled with PMK's.

SOURCE KEYPAD CONTROL

CD, Servers, SIRIUS, XM, etc.

1. From the Source Keypad Main Menu, roll the

Scroll Wheel to highlight a source and then press the Click Button to select the source. The selected source name will appear at the top of the LCD. Any Virtual Buttons programmed for that source will appear in the LCD. (Refer to Figure 33)

2. Press the Hard Keys for basic device controls as programmed such as Play, Pause, Skip, etc.

3. Roll the Scroll Wheel to highlight Virtual Button functions as programmed.

4. Press the Click Button to execute the Virtual Button function highlighted in Step 3.

Figure 33 CD Virtual Buttons

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OPERATING THE SOURCE

P3 93.1 MHz

P4 93.9 MHz

P5 95.5 MHz

P6 106.7 MHz

P1 91.5 MHz

P2 92.3 MHz

TUNER 1 106.7 MHz

Albums

Genres

Songs

Composers

Playlist

Artists

NANO

Chevelle

Wonder What’s Next

1:07 5:44

5 of 11 R

The Red

NOW PLAYING

M6 Tuners

All M6 Tuner Preset Frequencies and Controls will default to the Virtual Buttons. Additional controls may have been programmed to the Hard Keys.

1. Roll the Scroll Wheel to highlight Tuner 1 or 2.

2. Press the Click Button to select the highlighted

Tuner. The selected tuner will appear at the top of the LCD with the Presets and functions displayed in the LCD. (Refer to Figure 34)

3. Roll the Scroll Wheel to highlight a desired Preset.

4. Press the Click Button to select the Preset

highlighted in Step 2.

5. Use the Scroll Wheel and Click Button to highlight and execute Tuner functions such as AM/FM, Tune Up/Down, etc.

iPod

All iPod functions (typical iPod Menus) will default to the Virtual Buttons. Additional controls may have been programmed to the Hard Keys.

1. Roll the Scroll Wheel to highlight an iPod.

2. Press the Click Button to select the highlighted

iPod. The selected iPod will appear at the top of the LCD and the iPod Main Menu will open in the LCD. (Refer to Figure 35)

3. Roll the Scroll Wheel to highlight an iPod Menu Option: Playlists, Artists, Albums, etc.

4. Press the Click Button to select the Menu Option highlighted in Step 2. The selected menu will appear at the top of the LCD.

5. Repeat steps 3-4 until the Now Playing Screen appears. (Refer to Figure 36)

6. Press the Hard Keys for basic iPod functions such as Play/Pause and Track Skip Fwd/Rev if programmed.

7. Press the Menu Button to return to the previous iPod Menu level.

8. Press and Hold the Menu Button for longer than 1 second to return to the Source Keypad Main Menu.

Figure 34 M6 Tuner Virtual Buttons

Figure 35 iPod Main Menu

Figure 36 iPod Now Playing Screen

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OPERATING THE SOURCE

PARTY MODE

Party Mode allows playing a selected source in all zones from a simple Press and Hold of the Click Button.

1. Roll the Scroll Wheel to highlight the desired Source. (If the Keypad is in ‘Standby’ rolling the Scroll Wheel or pressing any button will wake up the Keypad.)

2. Press and Hold the Click Button for longer than 2 seconds. All zones will turn ON to the selected source, unless “This Zone Ignores Other Zone Initiations” is selected under Zone Setup/Whole House/Mute in Procient Editor for a given zone. If selected, that zone will ignore the Party Mode Command and will continue in its current state (OFF or playing a dierent source). The LCD on all Party Mode Keypads will display the selected Source and a red Party will appear in the header. If an iPod is selected the LCD will also display the iPod Main Menu. If an external source is selected, the Virtual Buttons are

displayed.

ZONE SETTINGS (Treble and Bass)

From the Source Keypad Main Menu:

1. Roll the Scroll Wheel and highlight Zone Settings.

2. Press the Click Button. The Zone Settings Menu will appear.

3. Roll the Scroll Wheel to highlight Treble or Bass.

4. Press the Click Button. The selected parameter will appear at the top of the LCD.

5. Roll the Scroll Wheel to adjust Treble or Bass Up/Down.

6. When the desired change has been made, press the Click Button to ‘Save’ the setting.

7. Press the Menu Button to return to the Source Keypad Main Menu.

KEYPAD SETTINGS

In the Source Keypad Main Menu is an option called Keypad Settings. These settings are user denable preferences for keypad performance and appearance including: Button Intensity, LCD Intensity, Button Standby, LCD Standby, Beeper and Theme. These settings are adjustable only at the keypad and can be changed at any time. Adjustments are made using the Scroll Wheel and Click Buttons.

Button Intensity

This setting adjusts the Hard Key and Scroll Wheel back-light level in increments of 1% from 0-100%.

LCD Intensity

This setting adjusts the LCD back-light level in increments of 25% from 25-100%.

Standby Timeout

This setting adjusts the duration of the Hard Key and LCD Backlighting in varying increments from 1 second to always on.

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Button Standby

This setting adjusts the intensity of the Hard Key standby backlight in increments of 1% from 0-100%.

LCD Standby

This setting adjusts the intensity of the LCD standby backlight in increments of 25% from OFF-100%.

Beeper

This setting turns an audible click that conrms button presses click On and O.

Theme

This setting selects dierent color schemes for the information displayed on the LCD.

To adjust keypad settings:

1. In the Source Keypad Main Menu, highlight and select Keypad Settings using the Scroll Wheel and Click Button.

2. Using the Scroll Wheel, highlight the setting to be adjusted.

3. Press the Click Button to select. The selected Setting will appear at the top of the LCD.

4. Using the Scroll Wheel, adjust the selected setting to the desired value.

5. Press the Click Button to set.

6. Repeat Steps 2-5 for all settings and values.

7. When nished, press the Menu Button. The message: Zone Setup will appear. Done

will ash for a second and the keypad will return to the last selected source.

KEYPAD RESET

Though highly unlikely, the Source Keypad can lock up under certain circumstances. The Keypad Reset procedure will unlock the keypad without aecting any of the Procient Editor programming or local Zone or Keypad Settings. To unlock the keypad:

1. Press and Hold the Volume Knob for 5 seconds. The keypad should return to normal operation.

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SPECIFICATIONS

The Source Keypad

Dimensions 3⁄" W x 2⁄" H x 1 ⁄" D

LCD High Resolution 16 bit Color LCD

Hard Keys 7 back-lit, congurable,

programmable, 1 xed Menu Key

System Connector 110 Style Four Pair Punch-Down Terminal

Address Switch 16 Position Rotary Switch

Speaker Mute Relay +12V DC @ 17mA

Power Requirement 12V DC

The Source Dock Adapter (Without Base)

Dimensions 1" W x 4⁄" H x 2" D

Audio Out Stereo 3.5mm Mini Jack

M4/M6 Expansion Connection RJ45 Jack

Aux Audio In Stereo 3.5mm Mini Jack

Source Dock Connection RJ45 Jack

Source Adapter Bus 12-Pin Interconnect System

Power Requirement 24V DC

The Source Dock (Including iPod Bracket)

Dimensions 3¼" W x 3⁄" H x 3¼" D

Source Dock Adapter Connection RJ45 Jack

Aux Audio In Stereo 3.5mm Mini jack

USB USB Mini B

iPod Connection Standard iPod Dock Connector

Power Requirement 12V DC

Features and specications are subject to change without notice.

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