Advice & Installing
Available Designs
Connection plan M217
Installation
Connection plan display/ keypad
Configuration
M217 IR receiver on/off
Adressing 217
A/B operation
Adress settings
M217 Menu Control
Operating with Softkeys
Display contrast
Main menu
Timer menu
Timer programming
Sleep function
Music Server
A) Selection by ABC..
B) Selection by Album
C) Selection by Artist
D) Selection by Genre
E) Selection by Playlist
Jump to track
Repeat
Shuffle
Guarantee and Delivered items
Care
Technical data
1-A
2-A
3-A
1-B
1-B
2-B
3-B
1-C
1-C
2-C
2-C
3-C
4-C
5..-8-C
9-C
9-C
9-C
10-C
11-C
11..18-C
18-C
19-C
20-C
20-C
21-C
22-C
23-C
24-C
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Walldisplay 217
Walldisplay 217
Please read these instruction
through completely and carefully before setting the unit up.
General
Ideally, the wall display is
combined with the M218 keypad
to enable simply and logical
operation of your music equipment.
The four softkeys are assigned
different operating functions,
depending on the menu selection
The Main menu shows information about the current
program, e.g. Tuner, CD. The
basic operations such as CD,
Tuner, Track+-, Volume, etc. are
carried out using a connected
keypad or through a Revox IR
remote control.
The Timer menu organises timed
processes in the Multiroom
system, e.g. time, day, volume,
source, etc., while the Server
menu allows you to control the
Music server.
The IR receiver that is integrated
in the display transfers the control
signals to the Multiroom
equipment.
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M217 Installation advice
The ideal installation height for
the M217 Display is 140 ± 10 cm
(55 ± 4 in) measured to the
centre of the display.
This results in a good viewing
angle, even for slightly shorter
people, and a comfortable
operation of the combination of
M217 display and M218 keypad.
The M218 keypad should be
installed below the M217 Display.
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Multiroom Planner
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The complete addressing of
additional room amplifiers and the
corresponding wall displays can be
calculated using the free-of-charge
Multiroom Planner software from
Revox. With this software, you can
plan and calculate the whole house
requirements in the shortest time. In
addition, you can present and save
your data very easily with the
backup and print functions. You can
get the software from our download
area on www.revox.de
Walldisplay 217
Safety Guidelines
An incorrect installation of this
device in an environment with
low voltage devices (230V) can
cause serious health issues and/
or material damage.
This device should only be
connected to extra low voltage
and never to low voltage (230V)
circuits .
The product should only be
installed, connected or removed
by qualified personnel. Qualified
personnel are people who,
through their training,
experience and knowledge of
corresponding norms, directives
and accident prevention
guidelines, are authorised to
carry out the required activities
and who can recognise and
avoid potential dangers.
The details and instructions
contained in this Installation
manual must always be taken
into account to prevent danger
and damage.
Installation
Installation of the wall display
in combination with a low
voltage device (power
connection) should only be
carried out if you are certain
that the unit is isolated from
the power source.
Installation should be carried out
in accordance with the valid
national domestic installation
guidelines, e.g. NIN.
In particular, the directive NIN
4.9.1.ff is valid if the wall display is
to be combined with a low voltage
device with power connection.
Combinations with low voltage
devices are only permitted if
these devices also have a simple
basic insulation.
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Feller EDIZIOdue 4217.M
The Swiss company Feller offers
the 4217.M wall display from their
EDIZIOdue series, which is
compatible with the REVOX
Multiroom system. All the colours
from the EDIZIOdue series are
available.
The wall display should be
installed in combination with the
4218-M keypad. A connection
cable is supplied with the Feller
4217/4218.XXX.2x1 wall
combination.
Combi solution
4217.M + 4218.M
Advice
The IR receiver must be activated
if the wall display is used on its
own without a 4218.M keypad. In
this case, the DIL switch 1 on the
back of the wall display must be
switched on (IR on).
Revox recommends the use of
ITPlus® RJ45 sockets for the
interface to theM51 main system
and/ or the M219 additional room
amplifier. Single socket = 1198-
118.XXX.ITS; double socket =
1198-428.XXX.ITS.
The 1900-0.XXX throughway
boxes are recommended for
speaker cable.
Please note
The EDIZIODue wall display may
not be used to switch 230V low
voltages.
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Installation procedure
You should avoid
applying any pressure
to the display during
or after installation.
1) Install the mounting fixture
(5) with the fixing plate (4)
onto the recessed box or the
surface mounted box on the
wall.
2) Strip the insulation off the
U72 installation cable and
feed it through the mouting
fixture (5).
3) Connect the cable to the
screwed terminal block.
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4) Connect the terminal block
with the print connector on
the back of the operator
panel (1).
5) Locate the operator panel
(1) with its frame (3) onto the
mounting fixture (5), so that
the locating springs (2) on
the panel (1) line up with the
slots in the mounting fixture.
6) Press the operator panel (1)
onto the mounting fixture (5)
until the springs clip into
place.
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Connection plan 4217.M
Setup and operation
The wall display must be
connected to the M51 Revox
source management or a Revox
M219 Additional room amplifier
for setup.
Advice
Information about and support for
setup and operation can be found
in the Revox manuals. Your
contact point for further questions
is your nearest Revox dealer
Revox Switzerland AG, 8105
Regensdorf, www.revox.ch.
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Technical data
Technical data
Build-in depth 20 mm
Protection IP20 in accordance
with IEC529;
Dry installation
Temperatures Operation:
-5°C to +45°C
Storage:
-25°C to +70°C
Cable Installation cable
U72 ABG
1 x 4 x 0.5mm²
DIL switches Factory settings
1: IR off
2: AB operation off
3: Address off
4: Address off
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M217
Revox offers the M217 for the
Central European market in
different designs from the Gira,
Jung and Merten companies. You
can see from the list on the right,
which designs are available from
each of the manufacturers.
The wall display should be
installed in combination with the
M218 wall-mounted operating
panel.
A connection
cable is supplied
with the M217/
M218 combination
solution.
Combination solution
M217 + M218
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Available designs
GIRA Standard 55
GIRA E2
GIRA Event
GIRA Esprit
Colours: All colours
JUNG CD 500 / universal
JUNG CD plus
JUNG LS990 / LS plus
Colours: Alpine white
Other colours and designs are available
on request at additional cost, if applicable.
Other colours and designs are available
on request at additional cost, if applicable.
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M217
Installation procedure
1) Screw the mounting fixture
(4) onto the recessed or
surface mounted box.
2) Strip the insulation off the
installation cable and feed it
through the mounting fixture
(4).
3) Connect the cable to the
Phoenix screwed terminal
block.
4) Connect the terminal block
with the print connector on
the back of the operator
panel (1).
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5) Locate the operator panel (1)
with its frame (3) onto the
mounting fixture (4), so that the
clip connectors (2) on the panel
(1) line up with the cut-out (5) in
the mounting fixture (4).
6) Press the operator panel (1)
onto the mounting fixture (4)
until the clip connectors clip
into place.
You should
avoid applying
any pressure
to the display
during or after
installation.
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M217
Connection plan M217
Setup and operation
The wall display must be
connected to the M51 Revox
source management or a Revox
M219 Additional room amplifier
for setup.
Advice
Information about and support for
setup and operation can be found
in the Revox manuals. Your
contact point for further questions
is your nearest Revox dealer or
Revox GmbH, tel: +49 (0)77218704-0, www.revox.de.
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Technical data
Technical data
Build-in depth 20 mm
Temperatures Operation:
-5°C to +45°C
Storage:
-25°C to +70°C
Cable Installation cable
U72 ABG
1 x 4 x 0.5mm²
DIL switches Factory settings
1: IR off
2: AB operation off
3: Address off
4: Address off
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M217 Display unit
Cabling the display to the wall-mounted keypad
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The cabling for the combination
of the 217 display and the 218
keypad should be done as
shown in the drawing. With the
combination solution, the 218
keypad only has a connection to
the 217 display. There is no
direct connection to the
Additional room amplifier.
Connection comes preassembled with the combination
solution.
The connection is made
according to the Chapters A
and B in the Installation manual.
Tip
Before laying cable, you
should check whether this cable
is suitable for an RJ11 socket.
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M217 Display unit
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M217 Configuration
The basic settings for the M217
are made with the four DIL
switches on the back of the unit.
Use a small screwdriver or the
point of a ballpoint pen to set
the switches.
Please note:
ON is with the
switch in the
upper position.
NO Function Factory setting
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2
3
4
M217 Infrared receiver on/off
If you are combining the M217 display with the M218 remote control,
which also has an IR receiver, one of the two IR receivers must be
disabled, as otherwise IR commands will be carried out double.
In some cases, e.g. in buildings with glass internal walls, it can be
advantageous to switch of the IR receiver on the M217, in order to
avoid conflicts with other devices.
The only switch that can be set during operation of the unit is DIL
switch 1 for the IR receiver.
IR Function
IR - On
IR - Off
With the M217, the integrated IR receiver is located in the lower
right-hand display field.
M217 IR eye on/off On
A/ B operation Off
M217 Address Off
M217 Address Off
DIL switch
1
On
Off
Important
The addressing of the M217
and the M219 must be setup
correctly to ensure error free
operation. The configuration
must be done while the unit is
removed from the power,
otherwise any changes made
will not be effective.
DIL position
1
1
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M217 Display unit
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M217 Address setting
Connection to the M51
If the M217 is connected directly to the M51 the address setting is not
significant. The M51 recognises the M217 automatically.
Connection to the M219 Additional room amplifier
If, on the other hand, the M217 is to be connected to a M219 Additional
room amplifier, address setting is very important. The M217 address
defines which M219 should be communicated with. In this way, the M217
address is set through DIL switches 3 & 4, based on the M219’s
address.
The 218 keypad is not taken into account during addressing as it has no
own address. The 218 keypad can always be connected to a M219
Additional room amplifier or a 217 display.
Example: If the M219 has address 2, address 2 must also be set at the
M217 Display.
Address
1
2
3
4
Within in one zone, all 217s must have different addresses as otherwise
there can be communication problems. The diagrams shown from Page
5-C cover all combinations of the 217 with the M219 Additional room
amplifier. In order to ensure problem-free operation, the build up of the
individual multiroom zones must be carried out in this way
The maximum number of M217 in any one zone is restricted to 4.
The revisal of a correct addressing is made in the Setup menu of the
M51, category Multiroom / Version. All attached devices (M219 and/or
M217) must be listed in the respective zone.
DIL switch
Use the free-of-charge Multiroom Planner software
from Revox for the addressing. You will find more
about this on Page 1 or under www.revox.de.
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DIL switch
4
DIL position
Off Off
Off On
On Off
On On
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M217 Display unit
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A/B Operation: 2 displays control one Additional room amplifier
The Multiroom system from Revox allows one M219 to be controlled by
two 217s, the so-called A/B operation. In this way, for example, an 217
could be installed on each side of the bed.
In A/B operation, the second 217 has the same address set through DIL
switches 3 & 4 as the first 217, but with DIL switch 2 activated. In this
way, the first 217 works in A and the second in B operation.
This setting is defined through DIL switch 2.
Operation
A
B
Both M217 Displays are simply connected in parallel to the M219.
Exception: No A/B operation is possible if connection is made to the M51
DIL switch
2
Off
On
DIL position
2
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M217 Display unit
M217 Address setting
The following 7 layouts show
the possible combinations of the
M217 with the M219 Additional
room amplifier in one zone.
The combination can be
different in each zone.
The address and the correct
DIL switch settings for that
address are always shown next
to the M217 or the M219
8 x M219 - 0 x M217
7 x M219 - 1 x M217
6 x M219 - 2 x M217
5 x M219 - 3 x M217
4 x M219 - 4 x M217
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8 x M219 - 0 x M217
4 x M219 - 2+2 x M217
4 x M219 - 2+1+1 x M217
Please note
A maximum of 8 addresses
can be defined per zone.
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M217 Display unit
7 x M219 - 1 x M217 6 x M219 - 2 x M217
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M217 Display unit
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5 x M219 - 3 x M217 4 x M219 - 4 x M217
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M217 Display unit
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4 x M219 - 2+2 x M217 4 x M219 - 2+1+1 x M217
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M217 Display unit
M217 Menu control
The M217 menu fulfills three
tasks.
The first taskis the display of
information about the current
music program. This can, for
example, be info about the
tuner or the CD that is currently
playing.
The second task is the
operation of the timer, including
the Sleep function. The M217
offers 4 independent timers for
each room.
The third taskis the
operation of the music server
that can be integrated in the
Multiroom system.
This graphic shows the M217 display
while the tuner is active
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Operating with Softkeys
Softkeys are used for control so
that the M217 display remains
clear to use, in spite of the large
number of options available.
A Softkey is a key that can be
assigned different functions
depending on which menu is
currently active. This avoids an
overcrowded display as only
current important functions are
displayed.
Furthermore, the Revox-menu
control is designed in such a
clear and simple way as to
make the operation of the M217
intuitive.
Setting the display contrast
The contrast of the display is
adjusted by Revox to an optimal
reading angle.
Depending upon installation
position it can occur however
that a stronger or weaker
contrast attitude supplies the
better reading off result.
This contrast attitude can later
be made with the help of the
softkeys in the Standby or
operating mode (except server
operation).
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M217 Display unit
MUSIC MENU
The Music menu shows you all
the important information in the
217 display in a clear way.
The menu is controlled either
through a connected 218 wallmounted remote control or
through an IR remote. In this
mode, the four display keys are
used exclusively for the Timer.
The following examples show
the display field with different
sources. The display can vary,
depending on which modules
are integrated into the M51
and/or which software is
installed.
Please note:
The M51 enables you to give
your own names to many
sources or radio stations and
these names, of course, are
also displayed on the 217 in the
additional rooms.
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Possible displays
Tuner with
display of
the station
name
Analogue
source
Aux1
Analogue
source Aux1
with modified
source name
CD player in
Play mode
CD player
while track
jumping
CD player
while reading
in the CD/DVD
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TIMER MENU
The Timer is the control centre
of the Multiroom system. Using
the Timer, you can set a
wakeup alarm for specific days
or lull yourself off to sleep with
the Sleep function.
The Timer is called with the
Timer softkey on the M217.
The first time it is called, the
following display appears:
Timer programming
The concept of the timer
programming is as follows:
Firstly, you select one of the
four Timers and then assign it
the required properties.
The following figure shows the
inside Timer display field with
the corresponding assignments.
Timer status
Timer no.
time
Slee
Weekday
Source
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Timer softkey is not available.
?
! You are in the Server menu.
Change to another source.
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M217 Display unit
Timer selection
Timer
Timer 1 has been selected in
the above example. The
individual Timers can be
selected with the Timer soft
keys. There are a total of 4
independent Timers to choose
from. If you reach Timer 4,
pressing the softkey again
brings you back to Timer 1.
You can scroll through a loop of
the selection options by
repeatedly pressing the Select
key:
Switch-on time [Hours]
Switch-on time [Minutes]
Switch-off time [Hours]
Switch-off time [Minutes]
Weekday [ ... ]
Volume [ ... ]
Timer source [ … ]
(Tuner station [ ... ])
The two square brackets […]
indicate that this part can be
edited according to your
requirements with the softkeys.
This is further shown in the
individual chapters of these
Operating instructions by ➮ [ ]
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M217 Display unit
Switching times
Select
Once you have selected a
Timer, you can define the
switch on/off times with the
Select softkey. The first time
the Select key is pressed, the
first counter pair appears in
square brackets.
As soon as a timer’s settings
are modified however, this is
automatically activated.
First, using the softkeys, you
define the switch-on time and
then the switch-off time.
Switch-on Switch-off
| |
Hours Minutes |
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➮ [
[8]:[15] – [9]:[20]
Please note
If a timepoint is selected for the
switch-off, which is earlier than
that chosen for the switch-on,
e.g. 20:15 – 08:30
the switch-on occurs at 8.15pm
on the selected day and switchoff occurs at 8:30am, on the
following day.
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Only switch on or off
Sometimes, it is useful just to
switch the music equipment on
at a specific time and switch it
off manually, or vice-versa.
In order to make only one
timepoint active, you select the
display **:** when setting the
hours value. This appears
between 23h and 0h and the
minute value is not relevant.
In the above example, Timer 1
starts at 7:15am and remains
active until it is switched off
manually. Timer 2 always
switches off at 9:30pm,
irrespective of when it was
manually switched on.
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M217 Display unit
Weekday
Select
Once you have defined the
switch-on and switch-off
timepoints, by pressing the
Select key again, you can
reach the next stage where you
define the weekdays when the
timer is to be activated
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As well as the individual days
from Monday to Sunday, you
can also select from specific
day groups.
The individual weekdays are
identified by the following
letters:
M Monday
T Tuesday
W Wednesday
T Thursday
F Friday
S Saturday
S Sunday
Selection is made from an
endless loop of options that you
can step through using the
softkeys. The following
weekday setup options are
available:
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M
T
W
T
F
S
S
SS
MTWTF
MTWTFS
MTWTFSS
Timer weekday examples:
SS
only Saturday and Sunday
MTWTF
from Monday to Friday
MTWTFS
from Monday to Saturday
MTWTFSS
daily, Monday to Sunday
Example:
With the setting MTWTF, the
timer will wake you each day
from Monday to Friday but will
let you have a lie-in on Saturday
and Sunday.
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M217 Display unit
Volume
Select
After selecting the weekday(s),
the next time you press Select,
you will be prompted to set the
volume level that should be
used
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Using the softkeys, you set the
volume level between 1 (very
low) and 9 (very loud).
Volume 1
Volume 2
:
:
:
Volume 8
Volume 9
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Select timer source
Select
The Multiroom module timer
offers your three sources that
can be activated when the timer
kicks in. These are Tuner,
DVD/CD and Aux/Server.
Please note
When selecting the source, you
should bear in mind that the
source that will be selected is
what was assigned to the
Tuner, DVD/CD or Aux/Server
through the M51 Remote menu.
If instead of assigning DVD to
the DVD module (Fig ), Aux-1 is assigned instead (Fig ),
the timer would switch Aux-1
on. (See therefore next page)
This function can be used
specifically to call up external
sources through the timer.
You must of course make
sure that the external source
is also active when it is called
by the timer.
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M217 Display unit
M51 Remote menu
The third option in the Remote
menu is to deactivate a source
(Fig ). In this case, the timer
would not call up any source at
the defined timepoint, even
though a source had been
defined in the Timer menu.
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You can find further information
on this topic in the M51 Introduction chapter under the
function REMOTE.
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Select Tuner station
Select
Assuming that you have
selected Tuner as your source,
a further press of Select will
bring you to the point where you
can select the station you want
to listen to.
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If you have selected DVD/CD or
Aux/Server on the other hand,
you will return to the Switching
times selection level
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In this field, you can select the
radio station that should be
played by choosing one of the
up to 50 stored favourite
stations.
If you select a number that is
higher than the actual number
of stored positions, the station
stored on position 1 will
automatically be played.
Example:
25 stations are stored but the
station number 30 is selected
through the Select option. In
this case, station 1 will actually
be played.
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M217 Display unit
Activate Timer
As default, the individual
Timers are deactivated.
As soon as the switching times
of a Timer are modified, the
corresponding Timer is
activated automatically and the
small bell symbol in the top line
of the display changes from
showing to
Each of the Timers can
however be activated or
deactivated manually.
To activate a Timer, selected
the required Timer with the
Timer softkeys. Using the
softkeys, the Timer can be
activated or deactivated.
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Timer status & time display
If one or more Timers are
activated, two bell symbols are
displayed when the M217 is in
standby mode. Both bell
symbols only disappear once all
Timers have been deactivated.
The time and the weekday
display are controlled through
the MKII Multiroom module in
the M51.
Please refer to the Clock
setting section of the
Multiroom chapter in your M51
Operating instructions.
All Timers
deactivated
One or
more
Timers
active
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M217 Display unit
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Nested events
Through the Timer
programming, you can create
nested events. Nested events
occur when two different events
address the same source and at
the same time.
In our example, Event 1 and Event 2 have a time overlap.
Since they both address the
same source, Event 1 defines
the switch-on point while Event 2 defines the switch-off time.
ON
Event 1
Event 2
ON
OFF
ctive time
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In the case of nested events
then, the event that occurs at an
earlier timepoint defines the
switch-on and/or switch-off
timepoints.
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Sleep function
Sleep
Using the Sleep function, you
can define a length of time after
which the M51 or the M219 will
automatically switch off.
By repeatedly pressing the
Sleep softkey, you can step
through a loop in 15 minute
steps, to set the required time
period. The loop starts with 90
minutes and ends with
switching the Sleep function off
90‘
75‘
60‘
45‘
30‘
15‘
OFF s
The current Sleep time setting
is shown in the top line of the
display.
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M217 Display unit
MUSIK-SERVER
You can make your own
personal music selections from
each Additional room with the
217.
The last piece of music you
selected is played after the
start.
In the example shown below,
that was the artist Mike Oldfield
with the album Taurus II.
Menu
call
Start
Server
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Server-Menu
Select a new music program
with the Menu softkey on the
217.
The following display appears:
Make your music selection
using the following criteria:
[A] ABC...
[B] Album
[C] Artist
[D] Genre
[E] Playlist
The following pages describe
the individual selection
respectively search criteria.
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M217 Display unit
[A] ABC...
Albums or artists are shown in
alphabetical order with the
ABC… selection.
This function is especially useful
if you have several hundred
CDs stored on the music server
and you want to access one of
them in particular.
Step 1
Select the first letter-
Step 2
Now, by selecting the softkey
Artist or Album you can select
whether the first letter search
should be done based on the
album or artist name
respectively.
The resulting list shows all
albums or artists whose name
starts with the selected letter.
All other entries are
suppressed.
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[B] Album
The Album selection allows you
to choose a specific album from
the Music server database.
In opposite to selection ABC…
the content is shown from A-Z
respectively 0-9.
To do this, select the Album
softkey in the main menu shown
below.
The display now shows the
album that was played last.
Using the two ▼▲ softkeys,
you can now select the desired
album.
You use the Play softkey, to
start playing the album that you
have selected with the small
arrow pointer ►.
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M217 Display unit
[C] Artist
Using the menu point Artist,
you can carry out a search of
the database for a specific
artist’s name, which includes
the names of all singers, bands,
orchestras, ensembles, etc.
To do this, select the Artist
softkey in the main menu shown
below and press Select.
The display now shows the
artist who was played last. From
the display below, you can see
that it was Joe Cocker as
indicated by the small arrow
pointer ►
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Using the two ▼▲ softkeys,
you can now scroll through the
alphabetical listing of the artists.
Once you have chosen an
artist, using the Shuffle key,
you can start a random play of
all the titles stored under that
artist.
If you just want a specific
album, press the Album
softkey, select the album from
the resulting list and start to
listen to it by pressing the Play
softkey.
The ▼▲ softkeys can be used
to jump to the next or the
previous track respectively.
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[D] Genre
As well as storing the CDs in
the database by the name of
the artists and the name of the
albums, they are also grouped
together under different types of
music, or genres.
Using this genre assignment,
you can choose the style of
music you would like to listen to
such as Rock or Classical, for
example.
To do this, select the Genre
softkey in the main menu shown
below and press Select.
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Using the two ▼▲ softkeys,
you can now scroll through the
alphabetical listing of the
genres, as shown below:
Once you have selected a
genre with the ▼▲ softkeys ,
using the Shuffle key, you can
start a random play of all the
titles stored under that genre.
If you just want a specific
album, press the Album
softkey, select the album from
the resulting list and start to
listen to it by pressing the Play
softkey.
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[E] Playlist
With the Playlist selection, you
can choose tracks that you
have already put together
yourself into so called Playlists.
The advantage of Playlists is
that you can create your own
music collections to suit a
particular occasion ,
atmosphere or mood, which you
can then play as required,
whenever you want.
A Playlist contains individual
tracks or complete albums,
depending on how you select
them. You can also define the
order in which they are played
and for this reason, the contents
of Playlists are not shown
alphabetically, as it is otherwise
the case with other selection
options.
Playlists are put together either
at a PC with the Music server
Editor program, interactively
with the Visor remote control or
simply at the music server itself.
To activate the Playlist option,
use the Playlist softkey in the
main menu
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Selecting a
Once Playlist has been
selected, all the defined
Playlists are shown in
alphabetical order, e.g.:
The above display shows four
playlists with the names:
Blues my favourites, Bon Jovi
my favourites, Children, Party
If there are more than 4
Playlists defined, you can move
between the pages with the
▼▲ softkeys.
Once you have reached the
page where the required Playlist
is shown, select the
corresponding line with the ▼▲
softkeys. The selected line is
indicated by the small arrow
pointer, Party in the example
shown below. Press Play to
start listening to the music.
Playlist
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[Track] Jump to track
As well as the 4 selection
criteria shown on the 217 menu
page, there is also the function
Track, which allows you to jump
to a specific track within the
album.
Once you have pressed the
Track softkey, a display window
opens that shows all the titles
from the current album, for
example:
Now, using the ▼▲ softkeys,
you can select the desired title,
as indicated by the small arrow
symbol and by pressing Play
start to listen to it..
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Singe track shift
With the two softkeys you can
shift to the previous or the next
track, while the music is playing.
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[Repeat]
If you want to keep repeating a
selected album, you should
press the Repeat softkey.
If the Repeat function is
activated, (R) appears in the top
line of the display.
This is particularly useful on
occasions when you want a
continuous stream of music
over several hours. Using the
Repeat function, you can play
the music from a selected
Playlist, for example repeatedly,
without having to make any
manual intervention.
Pressing the Repeat key again
deactivates the function.
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[Shuffle]
Using the Shuffle softkey, you
can start a random-ordered
replay of tracks.
If the Shuffle function is
activated, (S) appears in the top
line of the display.
Pressing the Shuffle key again
deactivates the function.
Please note
If you have switched the Shuffle
feature off at the M51 (Server
menu: Shuffle Off ), you cannot
use the feature here either.
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Guarantee
The guarantee period is 24
months from the date of
purchase
Your dealer should be your first
contact if you need service.
If he can't give you the help you
need, send the 217 Display
without any accessories to your
national Sales Office.
Please supply a complete
description of the problem and a
full return postal address.
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Care
Clean the user surface,
including display and keys as
well as the frame, with a damp
cloth. Apply a few drops of nonabrasive, washing-up liquid to
the damp cloth to remove any
stubborn marks.
WARNING: Thinners, acetone
and toluene should not be used.
Their use can cause the
material to become brittle and
crack and damage the lettering.
Disposal
Revox products should be
disposed of or recycled in
compliance with local
regulations governing the
disposal and/ or recycling of
electrical and/electronic
equipment
.
Delivered items
217 wall display
Operating instruction
217 Display Operating instructions / Part no.: 10.30.3019
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Technical data
Connections VCC: + 8 to 20 V
A: Bus-communication
B: Bus-communication
GND: Ground / screening
Max. cable lengths: 100m (M217 - M51 and/or M219 )
30 m (M217 - M218 Wall-mounted remote control)
Power consumption: at the M51: 30 - 50 mA (off –max. brightness)
at the M219: 50 - 100 mA (off –max. brightness)
Operating conditions: (Humidity class acc. to DIN 40040),
Errors and technical modifications excepted.
Description: Version 0.93
"+10°... +40°C"
System requirements
Module/ InterfaceSoftware version
Multiroom module MKII 0.90 or higher
Server module 1.01 or higher
M219 Additional room amplifier 0.90 or higher
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