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CD Control Module

Installation
Connection panel

Cabling & Setup

Blu-ray Player

Cabling
Volume control
Setup

Analogue inputs IN1 – IN3

Cabling
Setup: Edit Name

General operation

Multiroom operation

Technical data
Warranty

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CD Control Module

The CD Control module is a universal
audio interface with a serial
communication port.

Unlike the Re:system M51 and M100,
the Re:system M10 device does not
have an internal CD player. Working
together with the BDP-93 Blu-ray player
from the Oppo Company, it is now
possible to integrate a CD player into a
Multiroom system, which can be
controlled from all side rooms.

Of course, the BDP-93 can also be
deployed as an excellent Blu-ray player
in a Home Cinema setup. The Multiroom
control using the CD Control module is
however, principally designed for
playing audio CDs. Control through the
CD Control module is limited while
video content is being played, e.g. Blu­ray, video, etc.

A further feature of the CD Control
module is that it has 3 additional
analogue inputs that can be renamed
or if they are not required, they can be
hidden.

Blu-ray player specifications
Company: Oppo / USA
Model: BDP-93xx
xx = Country code; e.g. EU, CH ...

http://www.oppodigital.com/

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INSTALLATION

The CD-Control Module is equipped
with the latest electronics and should
be handled with care.

Before you install the card, the
M51/M10 must be switched off and
separated from the power supply, by
plugging the unit out.

M51 Installation,,,,,,,,,,,,,

The CD-Control module can be
operated in slots 1 – 6. The only
exception is Slot 7, next to the speaker
connections, as this is reserved for
the 5.1 Decoder module.

M10 Installation,,,,,,,,,,,,,

The CD-Control module can be
operated in slots 1 – 6. Slots A1 and
A2 should only be fitted with second
generation modules, like the MMM,
that have the following symbol on
them:

Loosen the two screws with the TORX
screwdriver supplied and remove the
blanking plate.

Before removing the module from its
packaging, you should make sure that
you do not have any static electricity.
This could cause a damaging
discharge of voltage when you touch
the module. You should get rid of any
static charge by touching an earthed
metal object like a radiator, for
example.

Remove the module from its
packaging and feed it into its plug-in
position. The two bars inside the
M51/M10 are the mechanical guides
for you to use.

The lettering on the plug-in card must
be on top. Shortly before the plug-in
card is fully locked into position in its
slot, you will feel a mechanical
resistance, caused by the bus board
contact strip. Push the module fully in
by applying pressure in the area of the
two screw holes and fix the card in
place with both screws.

All further steps for registering the
new module are carried out
automatically the next time you switch
on.

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Connection panel

RS232 connection

You need a crossover, serial Sub-D
cable, a.k.a. a null modem cable, for the
transmission between the CD Control
module and the BDP-93 player. Type:
Plug-Plug

For this reason, you should use the
enclosed crossover adapter with
the supplied Revox 1:1 cable.

9-Pin ⇒
Pin 2 ⇒ Pin 3

9-Pin

Pin 3 ⇒ Pin 2
Pin 5 ⇒ Pin 5

Max. RS232 cable length: 10 m

Audio connections
The CD Control module has 4
independent audio inputs:

IN 1 for Aux-1
IN 2 for Aux-2
IN 3 for Aux-3
IN 4 for BDP-93 Blu-ray player

Devices such as external tuners, CD
players, MiniDisc players or SAT
receivers can be connected to the
analogue line inputs

IN1 to IN3.
Input IN 4 is connected with the FL
(Front Left) and

FR (Front Right) audio

outputs on the BDP-93 Blu-ray player.

You will find information about the
corresponding cabling in the next
chapter.