SpeakerCraft MODE 3.1 Bedienungsanleitung

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

MODE 3.1

Keypad

MODE FREE

RF Wireless Keypad

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 instructions 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.

PORTABLE CART

WARNING

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.

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 flow 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 amplifiers) 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 appli-

ance.

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 serviced by qualified 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 qualified service personnel.

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 qualiﬁed service personnel.

The lightning ﬂash 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

sufﬁcient 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 mainte-

nance (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,

INSERT FULLY

ATTENTION: POUR EVITIER LES CHOCS

ELECTRIQUES, INTRODUIRE LA LAME LA PLUS

LARGE DE LA FICHE DANS LA BORNE

CORRESPONDANTE DE LA PRISE ET POUSSER

JUSQU AU FOND

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS........................................................................................................................................................................... 2

LIMITED 2-YEAR WARRANTY.................................................................................................................................................................. 3

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

WHAT’S INCLUDED................................................................................................................................................................................. 5

ACCESSORIES AND EXTRAS (not included) ........................................................................................................................................ 5

WHAT YOU WILL NEED........................................................................................................................................................................... 5

MODE FEATURES ...............................................................................................................................................................................6

FRONT PANEL....................................................................................................................................................................................6

MODE 3.1 REAR PANEL ....................................................................................................................................................................7

MODE FREE REAR PANEL..................................................................................................................................................................7

MODE ADAPTER FEATURES ..............................................................................................................................................................8

MODE BASE FEATURES......................................................................................................................................................................9

MODE FREE COORDINATOR FEATURES.........................................................................................................................................11

MODE FREE COORDINATOR FEATURES (cont).............................................................................................................................12

MODE FREE WALL DOCK FEATURES ..............................................................................................................................................13

WIRING (Pre-wire)............................................................................................................................................................................... 16

MODE 3.1 KEYPAD..........................................................................................................................................................................16

MODE FREE WALL DOCK ...............................................................................................................................................................16

MODE FREE COORDINATOR..........................................................................................................................................................16

MODE ADAPTER .............................................................................................................................................................................16

MODE BASE.....................................................................................................................................................................................16

MODE 3.1 HARD BUTTON CONFIGURATION ................................................................................................................................18

INSTALLATION...................................................................................................................................................................................... 19

MODE ADAPTER .............................................................................................................................................................................19

MODE BASE.....................................................................................................................................................................................19

MODE FREE COORDINATOR..........................................................................................................................................................19

MODE 3.1 KEYPAD..........................................................................................................................................................................20

MODE 3.1 RETRO BRACKET INSTALLATION....................................................................................................................................22

MODE FREE WALL DOCK INSTALLATION .......................................................................................................................................23

CONNECTIONS.................................................................................................................................................................................... 25

MODE ADAPTER (Single)................................................................................................................................................................25

MODE ADAPTER (Stacked)...........................................................................................................................................................26

MODE BASE.....................................................................................................................................................................................27

MODE 3.1 KEYPAD..........................................................................................................................................................................27

MODE FREE WALL DOCK ...............................................................................................................................................................29

MODE FREE COORDINATOR..........................................................................................................................................................29

PROGRAMMING WITH EZ-TOOLS ....................................................................................................................................................... 30

DOWNLOAD EZ-TOOLS..................................................................................................................................................................30

QUICK START GUIDE FOR SIMPLE MODE KEYPAD EZ-TOOLS PROGRAMMING .........................................................................30

ADDING AN IPOD, MODE BASE AND MODE ADAPTER TO AN EXISTING PROJECT .................................................................31

ADDING A MODE KEYPAD TO AN EXISTING MZC PROJECT.......................................................................................................34

PROGRAMMING SOURCE CONTROL...........................................................................................................................................38

PROGRAMMING HARD KEYS.........................................................................................................................................................38

PROGRAMMING VIRTUAL BUTTONS..............................................................................................................................................38

OPERATING MODE.............................................................................................................................................................................. 40

ZONE SETTINGS (Treble and Bass).................................................................................................................................................42

KEYPAD SETTINGS............................................................................................................................................................................43

KEYPAD RESET .................................................................................................................................................................................44

OPERATING MODE FREE...................................................................................................................................................................... 45

NETWORK SETTINGS........................................................................................................................................................................46

DOCKING THE MODE FREE (WALL DOCK AND TABLE DOCK)....................................................................................................46

SPECIFICATIONS.................................................................................................................................................................................. 49

CE DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY.................................................................................................................................................. 50

FCC COMPLIANCE.............................................................................................................................................................................. 51

FAQ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 52

LIMITED 2-YEAR WARRANTY................................................................................................................................................................ 56

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

MODE is the Music On Demand Experience. The SpeakerCraft MODE 3.1 Keypad creates the ultimate media control experi-

ence by providing real-time system status, menu-driven control options and source metadata with its 3.1” vertically mount-

ed high-resolution color LCD. Menu options include system source selection, MZC Internal Tuner Presets with frequency, iPod

menus and metadata as well as a variety of Keypad Setup options.

MODE Free takes media control to a whole new level. MODE Free is a convertible wireless hand-held controller, an in-wall

keypad and table-top controller in one very special package that features all of the capabilities of a wireless MODE 3.1.

With its powerful and reliable Zigbee based technology and rechargeable lithium-ion battery, MODE Free is an RF hand-

held controller that can move anywhere in the house or outdoors giving the user complete control, system status and

source metadata from wherever they are. The MODE Free Table Dock turns the MODE Free into a convenient table-top

controller while doubling as a battery charger. Table Docks can be placed anywhere MODE Free may want to travel such

as night stands, end tables, garages, etc. When docked in the MODE Free Wall Dock, MODE Free is an in-wall keypad that

takes on the speciﬁc proﬁle of the programming for the zone in which it is connected. That is, if the MODE Free/Wall Dock is

in the Dining Room, MODE Free will assume the control programming for the Dining Room. If the MODE Free is moved, it will

retain the Dining Room proﬁle and controls until it is docked in another Wall Dock, say the Master Bedroom, at which point

it becomes the Master Bedroom Controller. In addition, MODE Free features a zone selection menu that allows the MODE

Free to take control of any zone, as the user moves it around the house in wireless mode. No other control product allows

this incredible ﬂexibility, and when teamed up with a SpeakerCraft MZC Controller and SpeakerCraft Speakers, whole-

house entertainment has just taken on a whole new meaning.

The real beauty of the MODE Keypads is that they are so easy to operate. A Scroll Wheel and Select Button allow naviga-

tion through and selection of the displayed menu options. Once a source has been selected, 8 back-lit programmable

hard keys provide source control and on-screen menu navigation for sources such as DVD players, media servers, satellite

receivers, cable boxes, etc. These buttons have all of the programmability expected of a SpeakerCraft Keypad, with each

button being able to initiate single IR commands, RS232 commands, SpeakerCraft MZC 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.

MODE 3.1 and MODE Free are designed speciﬁcally for use with SpeakerCraft MZC Series Multi-Zone A/V Ampliﬁer Con-

trollers. They can be mixed and matched with SpeakerCraft EZ-Pad Keypads and run on the same CAT5 used for EZ-Pads

(MODE 3.1 can also run on 5-conductor wire). The MODE 3.1 includes a J-box Mounting Bracket that allows installation in

most standard 2-gang low-voltage new construction and some retro-ﬁt electrical boxes. MODE Free Table Docks can be

placed anywhere and Wall Docks can be installed in any of the same locations that might be used by EZ-Pads or MODE

3.1’s. This design philosophy allows MODE Keypads to be retroﬁt to upgrade existing MZC Systems when the user is incorpo-

rating an iPod or a media server or wants to add the ﬂexibility of MODE Free...anywhere.

Though parts of this manual cover the SpeakerCraft MODE Adapter and MODE Base for incorporating iPod and additional

sources, the MODE Keypads do not require these components for installation and operation. MODE 3.1 and MODE Free

can be installed without the MODE Adapter and Base and used purely as an upgrade to EZ-Pads in MZC Systems.

MODE Keypads are programmed with SpeakerCraft’s EZ-Tools Programming Software and follows procedures similar to

those used with EZ-Pad Keypads. All MZC System commands, IR Library commands and RS232 commands previously saved

in EZ-Tools can be used to program MODE 3.1 and MODE Free for what they are: The Music On Demand Experience.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

MODE 3.1 Keypad

1 - MODE 3.1 Keypad

1 - MODE 3.1 Keypad Mounting Bracket

1 - MODE 3.1 Keypad Bezel

1 - Bag of Replacement Buttons

1 - Wire Retainer

1 - Quick Reference Guide

MODE Free Keypad

1 - MODE Free Keypad

1 - Lithium Ion Rechargeable Battery

1 - Bag of Replacement Buttons

1 - Quick Reference Guide

MODE Free Coordinator

1 - MODE Free Coordinator

1 - Quick Reference Guide

MODE Free Wall Dock

1 - MODE Free Wall Dock

1 - MODE Free Wall Dock Back Box

1 - Quick Reference Guide

MODE Free Table Dock

1 - MODE Free Table Dock

1 - Power Supply

1 - Quick Refeence Guide

MODE Adapter

1 - MODE Adapter

1 - 10’ Stereo mini to RCA interconnect cable

1 - Quick Reference Guide

MODE Base

1 - MODE Base

7 - iPod inserts

1 - Quick Reference Guide

ACCESSORIES AND EXTRAS (not included)

PS-3.0 - 24V DC Power Supply for MODE Adapter. (One PS-3.0 can power up to 6 ‘stacked’ MODE Adapters.)

BKT14331 - MODE 3.1 Retro Bracket Kit (Retro Install Bracket for MODE 3.1)

CTL14420 - MODE Free Wall Dock Installation Kit

CTL14421 - MODE Free Back Box 10 Pack. (Includes: Metal Back Boxes, Mounting Screws, Mounting Clips. NOTE: Does not

include Wall Docks)

WHAT YOU WILL NEED

Punch-Down Tool

Screw Driver

Wire Cutters

CAT5 Crimp Tool

RJ45 Connectors

MODE FEATURES

FRONT PANEL

1. 3.1” HIGH RESOLUTION COLOR LCD - High Resolution color

LCD displays ‘Virtual Buttons’ for Source Selection, menu

navigation, control, metadata from iPods, MODE Juke-

box, MZC Tuner Presets and MODE Setup Menu.

2. VOLUME CONTROL KNOB - Volume control knob adjusts

volume when turned, mutes the local zone speak-

ers 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 conﬁr-

mation of volume setting.

4. CONFIGURABLE HARD KEYS - 7 back-lit programmable

and conﬁgurable hard keys allow control of common

source components. These keys are programmed using

SpeakerCraft EZ-Tools Programming Software and can be

conﬁgured to send single IR commands, IR macros, RS232

commands and MZC internal commands. Three tiers of

functionality per key provide a wide range of program-

ming options for any system conﬁguration or user de-

mands. Each keypad also includes a variety of additional

SEL

45678

keycaps for added ﬂexibility.

NOTE: The Arrow Up or “Menu Button” is not conﬁgurable or programmable. It only provides Menu navigation to return

to the MODE Main Menu when using non iPod Sources and functions the same as the iPod Menu Button when iPod is

selected, to navigate iPod Menus. A press and hold of the Menu Button in iPod mode will return the MODE to the MODE

Main Menu.

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 (MODE 3.1 Only)- The MODE 3.1 includes SpeakerCraft’s exclusive ANS (Ambient Noise Suppressor) IR Receiv-

er. The IR receiver allows use of a handheld remote for control of the system and IR controlled source components.

8. KEYPAD BEZEL (MODE 3.1 Only)- The keypad bezel is a screwless trim plate made of a plyable material that conforms

to the surrounding wall contour. The back of the bezel has form ﬁtting tabs that friction ﬁt to the MODE 3.1 Mounting

Bracket to provide a clean ﬁnished look.

9. KEYPAD RELEASE BUTTON (MODE FREE Only) - This button releases the MODE FREE from a MODE FREE Wall Dock or Table

Dock for use as a wireless hand-held controller.

Figure 1

MODE 3.1 Front Panel Features

+12

GND

485 A

485B

+ RELAY

- RELAY

ADDRESS

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MODE FEATURES

MODE 3.1 REAR PANEL

10. KEYPAD LOCKING TABS - Fit into the upper Mounting

Bracket Tab Slots to secure the keypad to the bracket.

11. SPEAKER RELAY MUTE TERMINAL - Connects to a Speak-

erCraft EPR-1.0 Relay Muting Module for individual

room mute when using multi-channel ampliﬁers for sub-

zone expansion.

12. KEYPAD PUNCH-DOWN BLOCK - 110 style punch-down

terminal connects to the Zone Keypad Terminals on

a SpeakerCraft MZC-64, 66 or KCM-1.0 when using a

MZC-88.

13. KEYPAD ANGLE TAB - Fits into the channeled lower

Mounting Bracket Tab Slots to allow ﬂush installation

(ﬂat 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.

14. ADDRESS SWITCH - A unique hex address must be set

for each MODE Keypad when connected on a com-

mon bus within a single zone. Unique addresses are

not required zone-to-zone (One keypad per zone). The

switch provides up to 16 addresses (0 to F).

15. FACEPLATE RELEASE TABS - Carefully push these re-

cessed tabs to remove the MODE faceplate to

change keycaps. It is typically only necessary to press

the tabs on the bottom of the keypad and then care-

fully pull the bottom of the faceplate away from the

MODE body.

Figure 2

MODE 3.1 Rear Panel Features

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Figure 3

MODE Free Rear Panel Features

MODE FREE REAR PANEL

16. WALL MOUNT/TABLE DOCK LOCK MECHANISM SLOTS

- Snap to Wall Dock or Table Dock Lock Mechanism Tabs

to secure the keypad to a Wall Dock or Table Dock.

Keypad releases when the Keypad Release Button is

pressed.

17. KEYPAD RELEASE TAB SLOTS - Fit over Keypad Release

Tabs on MODE FREE Wall Dock or Table Dock. Releases

Lock Mechanism Tabs and MODE Free when the Keypad

Release Button is pressed.

18. LITHIUM-ION BATTERY COMPARTMENT - Secure compart-

ment for the rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery. Battery

automatically recharges when MODE FREE is docked to

either a Wall Dock or Table Dock.

19. CONTACT TERMINAL - 12 Point Contact Terminal provides

connections for power/recharge, metadata and control when the MODE FREE is docked to a Wall Dock and power/re-

charge when docked to a Table Dock.

20. WALL DOCK/TABLE DOCK LOCK TAB SLOTS - Two slots fit over the stationary Mounting Tabs on a Wall Dock or Table Dock

to secure a MODE FREE Keypad.

Line Out

Expansion

Aux. Input

iPod Base

24V DC

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2323

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MODE FEATURES

MODE ADAPTER FEATURES

21. ADAPTER POST SOCKETS - Four recessed sockets used to

align Adapter Posts, to secure multiple Adapters and pre-

vent damage to Adapter Bus Pins.

22. DIN RAIL SLOT AND CLIPS - Allows the MODE Adapter to be

wall mounted using standard DIN Rail (not included). Red

clips slide over the rail section to hold the Adapter in place.

‘Stacked’ Adapters can also be mounted on DIN Rail.

23. WALL MOUNT SCREW HOLES - These holes allow the MODE

Adapter to be mounted ﬂat against a wall or cabinet side.

24. 12 PIN INTERCONNECT - Connect to the 12 pin socket on

the bottom of a stacked Adapter. This connection creates

a power, metadata and control bus that allows stacking

multiple MODE Adapters.

25. LOCKING PIN SLOT - Round opening on the top of the

Adapter used to receive and lock Locking Pins when stack-

ing multiple Adapters.

26. ADAPTER POSTS - Four round posts on the bottom of the

Adapter protect the 12 Pin Interconnect when single

Adapters are used and ﬁt into the Adapter Post Sockets

when stacking multiple Adapters to hold Adapters in place

and prevent damage to the interconnects.

27. LINE OUT - 3.5mm stereo mini jack outputs stereo line level

audio. Connects to MZC Source Input via the included 10

foot stereo mini-plug to RCA interconnect cable. When

stacking multiple Adapters, each Adapter must be con-

nected to a dedicated Source Input on the MZC.

28. EXPANSION PORT - RJ45 Jack connects to the Expansion

Port on the MZC Rear Panel to Rx/Tx control and metadata

between the MZC and MODE Adapter.

29. AUX INPUT - 3.5mm stereo mini jack provides a stereo line

Figure 4

MODE Adapter Features

level input for an additional source. This could be anything from a cable/satellite receiver, to an XM or Sirius Tuner or

a DVD player allowing up to 12 Sources on an MZC-64, 66 or 14 Sources on an MZC-88 (including on-board tuners).

Switching to and controlling the sources connected to this input must be conﬁgured during setup in EZ-Tools. Only

MODE Keypads have access and control of the devices connected to the Aux Inputs. EZ-Pads do not have access to

or control of these devices.

30. 12 PIN INTERCONNECT SOCKET - 12 pin socket connects to the 12 Pin Interconnect on the top of a stacked Adapter. This

connection creates a power, metadata and control bus that allows stacking multiple MODE Adapters.

31. LOCKING PIN - Metal post on the Adapter bottom ﬁts into the Locking Pin Slot when stacking Adapters. Use a medium

size ﬂat head screwdriver to turn the post and lock the stacked Adapters together.

32. iPOD BASE RJ45 TERMINAL - RJ45 jack connects to the Adapter Port on a MODE Base via CAT5. This connec-

tion provides power and control to the iPod/Base and receives digital audio data and metadata from a

connected iPod.

33. 24V DC - 2.1mm coaxial jack connects to a SpeakerCraft PS-3.0 24V Power Supply (Required/Not includ-

ed). When stacking Adapters, one PS-3.0 will power up to 6 MODE Adapters.

12V DC 1 AMP Adaptor Port Aux. Input USB

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MODE FEATURES

MODE BASE FEATURES

34. BASE ALIGNMENT TAB - Two small tabs on the right side of the

Base ﬁt into two small indents on the left side of an adjoining

Base when using multiple Bases. The Bases are magnetically

charged and lock together for convenience.

CAUTION: MODE Base magnets are fairly strong and should not

be mounted directly on or near CRTs or Plasma displays. Care

should also be taken to keep magnetic media such as audio

and video tapes, credit cards, etc. away from the MODE Base

units as important media may be lost!!!

35. POWER JACK - 2.1mm coaxial jack. The MODE Base is powered

directly from the MODE Adapter in applications where the Base

is less than 250’ from the Adapter. For wire runs over 250’, the

Base can be up to 500’ from the Adapter with a SpeakerCraft

PS-2.0 Power Supply connected directly to the Base.

36. ADAPTER PORT - RJ45 jack connects to the iPod Base Termi-

nal on the MODE Adapter via CAT5. This connection provides

power and control to the iPod/Base and sends digital audio

and metadata from the Base to the Adapter.

37. AUX INPUT - 3.5mm mini jack provides a stereo line level input

for an additional source. This could be anything from a cable/

satellite receiver, to an XM or Sirius Tuner or a DVD player al-

lowing up to 12 Sources on an MZC-64, 66 or 14 Sources on an

MZC-88 (including on-board tuners). This connection will allow

the local source audio to be played through the MZC ampliﬁer

and zone speakers. Switching to and controlling the sources

connected to this input must be conﬁgured during setup in EZ-

Tools.

38. USB PORT - USB mini B jack allows connection directly to a com-

puter for downloading content to an iPod seated in the MODE

Base. Downloading content would follow normal procedures.

See iPod instructions for additional information.

39. BASE DOCK - This opening in the Base is where an iPod gets

connected to an MZC system. Different sized inserts allow

Figure 5

MODE Base Features

adapting the various different models of iPods to the Base. NOTE: Never connect an iPod without an insert in place.

Without an insert, the iPod may not connect properly and there is potential for damage to the iPod, the Base or both.

40. INSERT CAPTURE SLOTS - Each of the inserts has two T-shaped posts that slide into these slots to secure the insert for the

speciﬁc iPod being used. If it becomes necessary to change inserts, carefully push the T-shaped posts of another insert

up through the bottom of the Base and pull the seated insert out from the top.

41. 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.

42. MZC SOURCE INDICATOR - This blue LED displays the MZC Source Input for the MODE Base being used. An iPod can be

moved from room to room and will identify to the system which room it is in. The Base will be dedicated to a speciﬁc

MZC Source Input. The Source Indicator is conﬁgured by pressing the Source ID Button on the bottom of the Base to

match the MZC Source Input.

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Figure 6

MODE Base Bottom Features

MODE FEATURES

MODE BASE FEATURES (cont)

43. SOURCE ID SWITCH - Carefully press with a pencil or

other non-conductive probe to set the MODE Base to

match the MZC Source Input to which it will be con-

nected. Source ID is displayed on the MODE Base LED.

44. ADDRESS SWITCH - A unique hex address must be set

for each MODE Base within a given system. The switch

provides up to 16 addresses (0 to F).

IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING ESD (Electrostatic Dis-

charge): The MODE Base can be susceptible to ESD. Under

certain conditions when reaching for and just prior to

touching the Base or the iPod connected to it, certain lev-

els of ESD can cause the MODE Base to temporarily loose

its communication link with the MZC. Typically no action

is required by the user to restore communication and nor-

mal operation. This notice pertains only to the MODE Base.

Please refer to iPod documentation or contact Apple for

additional information regarding iPod and ESD.

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