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MC-6011 Keypad

MC-6011 Keypad

MC-6011 Keypad

MC-6011 Keypad

MC-6011 Keypad
Operation & Setup Instructions

Operation & Setup Instructions

Operation & Setup Instructions

Operation & Setup Instructions

Operation & Setup Instructions

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IRL-5000
Once you press the > button while IR LEARNER is displayed, the display will change to read IRL AD-
DRESS1.  Using the >> and << buttons, you can advance through the additional IRL-5000 addresses but
bear in mind, IRL-5000 ADDRESS 1 is most typically used.  If you have more than one IRL-5000 in your
system (you can have up to nine), then one would be set to address 1 and the second to address 2.  Use
the || button to return to the previous level.

While the display reads IRL ADDRESS1, pressing the > button will take you to the next level where the
display will read IRL 1  OUT 1 and then switch to IN SOURCE 1.  To change to a different input source
label, use the Up or Dn buttons.   To advance to other IRL-5000 ports, use the >> or << buttons.  Each time
you change either the source input label or the IRL-5000 port, the display will cycle showing the current
link.  To lock this link, press the Sel button.  The display will confirm IRL OK and return to the displaying the
current link.

To link source input labels to the Tune Suite, CD servers, or low voltage relay switching device (LVI-3800)
press the || button until the display reads IR LEARNER.  If you passed IR LEARNER ending up on
SOURCE CONTROL, press the > button to reenter.

ADA Tuner
To advance to the ADA Tuner, use the >> or << buttons.  When the display reads ADA TUNER.  Press the
> button to enter this option.  The display will read TUNER ADRS 1.  Using the >> or << buttons, you can
scroll to the address of the Tuner (this is not the module output number).  Typically, Address 1 is the
default address used and should not be changed.  If you have a Tune Suite loaded with four modules, the
first three are set under Address 1 (modules 1-3) and the fourth module is set under address 2 (module 1).
Note that this address setting is not directly tied to the Tune Suite’s rotary dip switch address selector as
the Tune Suite’s 16 settings have different options assigned to them.

Unless you changed the address, when the display reads TUNER ADRS1, press the > button.  The
display will switch between TUNER `- OUT1 and IN SOURCE 1.  To select a different source input label,
press the Up or Dn button and the display will advance to the next IN SOURCE #.  To select a different
tuner module number, use the >> or << buttons.  When the appropriate link is displayed, press the Sel
button to lock in this link.   The keypad will respond TUNER OK, indicating that the source input label will
now track this tuner module.

To exit the Tuner setup and proceed to Special CD or LVI-3800 links, press the || until the display reads
ADA TUNER.  To exit completely, press the || again.

Special CD
To engage a special CD setting, you must first be certain that you have a component that specifically
operates on ADA Special CD commands.  ADA’s Aquarius Hard Drive Servers are such a device and have
been embedded with the Special CD command sets.  ADA also provides the MSC-1 Music Server Con-
troller for interfacing with AudioRequest.  Other server providers are integrating their products with the
ADA Special CD command set.  Check with ADA or your CD Server provider to verify that the product you
are using will work bi-directionally with ADA.

To navigate to this setting, make certain you are in the SOURCE CNTRL level and using the >> or <<
buttons, advance until the display reads SPECIAL CD.  Then press > button.  The display will read SPE-
CIAL CD 1 and IN SOURCE 1.  To select a different source input label, press the Up or Dn button and the
display will advance to the next IN SOURCE #.  To select a different Special CD Address (there are eight),
use the >> or << buttons.  When the appropriate link is displayed, press the Sel button to lock in this link.
The keypad will respond CD OK, indicating that the source input label will now track this Special CD
address.

Summary of Contents for MC-6011

Page 1: ...e Options 4 TONE CONTROL 4 TONE PRESETS 4 ALARM CLOCK 4 SLEEP TIMER 5 PARTY 5 VOLUME SET 5 ROOM SCAN 6 KEYPAD LOCK 6 SETUP MENUS 8 0000 RESET KEYPAD LOCK CODE 8 1110 NIGHT LIGHT ON AND OFF TOGGLE 8 11...

Page 2: ...etely off All Off the Off button is green It is red only when the zone is off but another zone s is still on To turn off the entire system press and hold the Off button until it flashes Turning on a z...

Page 3: ...automatically tune to the first XM channel in that Genre If you select a specific channel using the button then the Tune Suite will automatically tune to that channel a moment after it has been displa...

Page 4: ...e set to display Alarm Clock and Sleep Timer while the one in the dining room does not display these options This makes it possible for you to tailor the system to your needs TONE CONTROL When in the...

Page 5: ...nt the zone to stay on you must turn the zone off and then back on to cancel the one hour alarm timer If the keypad is locked the snooze function will operate until the alarm mode has been cancelled o...

Page 6: ...system to show the current status for inputs and second source functions but will not allow any buttons to function The setup menus are still accessible when a keypad is locked A user settable 4 digi...

Page 7: ...m the setup menu Press and hold the MODE button for 5 seconds until CODE _ _ _ _ is displayed Using the number Up button enter 0 If you passed 0 you can use the Dn button to go back When 0 is displaye...

Page 8: ...F If the keypad needs to be as dark as possible even when the zone or any other zone is on see blanking mode under code 1113 1111 KEYPAD TEST MODE The MC 6011 can be set to a test mode in which pressi...

Page 9: ...e button to advance to SET DATE and use the and buttons to select the proper date Press the button to SET DAY and use the and buttons to set the right day of the week Press the button to SET 12 24 HR...

Page 10: ...RTYGROUP 4 PARTYGROUP 5 PARTYGROUP 6 PARTYGROUP 7 PARTYGROUP 8 Please note than not all Suite systems have all eight Party Groups Most have only four Party Groups By pressing or you will be able to ad...

Page 11: ...fer to no source selection at all If an IN SOURCE is set to INPUT 0 then it will be skipped over If for example input labels 7 16 IN SOURCE 7 16 are all set to INPUT 0 then the keypad will only scroll...

Page 12: ...s 1 modules 1 3 and the fourth module is set under address 2 module 1 Note that this address setting is not directly tied to the Tune Suite s rotary dip switch address selector as the Tune Suite s 16...

Page 13: ...s of the sources that are connected to the Suite 16 or Suite 8x8 The keypad s display can read up to eleven characters This permits you to define that component by name Whether you are using eight or...

Page 14: ...max room number Changes are immedi ate To exit press the button Check Setup When CHECK SETUP is displayed press the to verify keypad source buttons to input connection source input label number sourc...

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