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Architect

Model 1160/1161 

installer’s Guide

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A Guided tour Of  

the Architect

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1160 Series

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  Ethernet LAN Connection (Model 1161)

 

– This enables control of the Architect via 

a standard 10BaseT computer network. The 

internal web server of the Architect also allows 

the technician to remotely monitor the status of 

the amplifier. 

See page 19 for more information.

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  Bypass Switch (Models 661 and 1161) 

– For 

diagnostics only. This button disables all the 

Ethernet control functions and forces all chan-

nels on. This is useful in case there is a prob-

lem with the home automation system and you 

really need some music.

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  Signal Sense Defeat - 

The signal sensing 

circuitry activates a zone when a signal is pres-

ent. To leave the Architect ready to play at all 

times, press this switch “In” (to Defeat).

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  Bus Inputs 1 and 2

 - These RCA inputs 

provide two distribution busses to provide a 

common signal to multiple zones. These inputs 

are used in conjunction with the Bus Input 

Switches on each amplifier zone.

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  Speaker Outputs

 - These terminal blocks 

are designed to make an installer smile. You 

can unplug the blocks and connect all of the 

speaker wires to them without balancing the 

Architect on your lap. This also makes it very 

simple to pre-wire a system.

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  Local Trigger Inputs

 – This 

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” mini-jack uses 

an external 12 volt trigger to switch the zone 

between the bus input and the local zone input. 

This is great for switching a room between the 

whole-house audio signal and a local source 

such as a television. The LED next to this jack 

indicates when the trigger is active. The trigger 

over rides signal sense.

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  Mono

 – This button sums (Monos) the left and 

right inputs of the selected zone. This button 

is active when pressed in and does not affect 

any other zones. The Mono feature is also used 

when you are bridging a zone.

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  Input Level Control

 – This screwdriver 

adjustment controls the input sensitivity of the 

Architect amplifier. The minimum sensitivity 

(full clockwise)is 1 volt.

Summary of Contents for Architect 1160

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Page 2: ..._____________________________ Date Installed________________________________________ Serial Number_ _______________________________________ Ethernet MAC Address________________________________ IP Addr...

Page 3: ...3 Equalizing the System 14 Equalization Controls 15 A Short Introduction To Equalizers And Acoustics 16 Audio Analysis Using Pink Noise 17 What s Inside 18 Patented Intelligent Power Supply 18 Lightdr...

Page 4: ...The Architect Model 1160...

Page 5: ...onal sound division designed and continues to sell the most popular one third octave real time analyzer in the world the SA 3050 Our passion for high quality meticulous attention to detail and pro sou...

Page 6: ...z 250Hz 700Hz 2500Hz and 12KHz band centers were chosen to optimize in wall and 2 way book shelf speakers at critical frequencies where adjustment is most advan tageous The bandwidths or Q as our engi...

Page 7: ...re to emphasize certain frequencies One final note Make certain the warranty card is filled out and mailed back to our factory Comments received from these warranty cards are one of the ways we keep i...

Page 8: ...s serve two purposes First they illumi nate Blue when the corresponding channel is active and operating properly The second function of the status LED is to turn Red if something has caused that zone...

Page 9: ...to provide a common signal to multiple zones These inputs are used in conjunction with the Bus Input Switches on each amplifier zone Speaker Outputs These terminal blocks are designed to make an inst...

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