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3. Connect input sources to RCA inputs (see fig 2 to 3). This
can be any line level RCA audio source ie: CD, DVD, Set top
box, Tuner etc.
4. If you wish to utilise the local source inputs available on
the A 5036 wallplate, you must relay the signal from the
"source output" RCA's on the rear panel to the "source
input" RCA's. See figure 5 for example.
5. Connect IR emitter to emitter outputs. Where more than
3 sources are to be controlled we suggest the use of either:
a) Blaster type emitters (such as the Altronics A 1052,
A 1053, A 1077 and A 1080). These can be located up to
20cm from equipment to control more than 1 input source.
b) Dual emitters (such as A 1053 and A 1080).
All IR emitters are available separately. Figure 4 shows a
typical IR emitter setup.
6. Connect the IR input if required. This is for use in an area
where a keypad is not used and a remote control will be used
to control input sources. Use the A 1075A IR target available
separately.
7. Connect optional priority switch contacts if required. This
is a switch contact which will activate source 8 on all out-
puts. This could be used to mute music when a doorbell or
phone rings.
8. Additional switching options. The switch contacts 1-3 can
be used to control lighting, curtains, projector screens, fea-
ture waterfalls etc.
9. RCA line level outputs are provided for connection to
amplifier(s) inputs if required.
10. Before switching on, ensure the voltage selection switch
is set to 220-240V.
Connecting To 12 Channel Amp
(Altronics Model: A 5024)
The A 5030 can be used as a standalone source switcher, or
alternatively used with the A 5024 12 Channel amplifier. This
permits zone amplification for up to 12 mono channels or 6
stereo channels. Or a combination of both. Each channel can
be configured to accept either a dedicated, or common input
source.
For a majority of installations dedicated source inputs will be
used. This allows each zone to be playing a different source
simultaneously. It also allows local source input from the
wallplates. See figure 6 for details on how this is set up.
NOTE: If you wish to use local zone source input on the
wallplates, YOU MUST connect the A 5030 to the A 5024
in this configuration.
The common source input (or BUSS) on the A 5024 is best
used when connected to a home theatre receiver. This allows
you to quickly change audio sources across multiple zones at
once.
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Connecting A Doorbell
The A 5030 can be connected to your doorbell circuit to pro-
vide muting of activated zones and/or playback of a chime
over the speakers. To use this function connect wires from
the closing contacts of your doorbell to the screw terminals
on the rear panel of the A 5030 labelled "BUTTON" (see fig-
ure 7).
A trigger terminal is also provided if you are sending a low
voltage (5-24V DC) doorbell signal from other home automa-
tion equipment.
Three doorbell sounds are provided. Bell 1 is a common
"ding dong" sound. Bell 2 is a chime sound. Bell 3 is a
melody sound. Factory default is Bell 1.
Doorbell level can be adjusted via the rear panel volume con-
trol. The doorbell sound level will vary in each zone accord-
ing to the volume level set. Doorbell sound will not work in
zones where keypads are switched off or muted.
If you prefer sources to be muted when the doorbell is acti-
vated so you can hear your existing door chime, set the door-
bell volume level to minimum.
Data Link Port
The data link is for connecting more than 1 controller togeth-
er. Please refer to the A 5030 instruction addendum for full
connection information.
Operation
Switch on the power switch. The blue indicator will illumi-
nate. The power switch can remain permanently on. Note:
the unit will not retain volume and input source settings
when mains power is turned off.
Zones can be turned on or off with the remote control
"power" button or via the wallplate mute/power switch. The
"status" indicator on the main control unit will illuminate to
show which zones are on.
The wall plates re-transmit the remote control signal for most
input sources (such as CD player / tuner etc) to change
music tracks / radio stations etc. The "IR" indicators will
flash when any remote control is used to show the signal is
being transmitted. When the wall plate switches are used the
"RX/TX" indicator will flash to show the wallplate is being
used.
These wall plates will vary volume levels from 0-99. We sug-
gest you set your amplifier volume controls to maximum
required volume level for each zone. This can protect speak-
ers from overdriving when wall plates are inadvertantly set to
high volumes.
Your controller is now ready to use.