background image

21

Power On

Press the POWER switch to ON. The Red LED, to the left

of the VOLUME Down 

q

 Push-button, lights to indicate

the CR16 is in Standby Mode. To turn ON the CR16 press

one of the ZONE ON/OFF push-buttons. Refer to figure 1.

Note: The POWER Switch is only intended to be switched OFF

when the CR16 Audio/Video

Multizone Control System is

not used for extended periods

of time, like while away on

vacation. During normal

operation, the POWER Switch

should stay in the ON position.

Press one of the ZONE ON/

OFF push-buttons for turning

the CR16 ON and OFF. The

CR16 may also be turned ON

or OFF from a McIntosh

Keypad or with the supplied

Remote Control.

Zone On/Off

Turn on and operate any of the four Zones by pressing a

ZONE ON/OFF Push-button. The LED to the right of the

ZONE ON/OFF Push-button will illuminate to indicate that

particular Zone is ON. The Zone will turn ON with the de-

fault (or programmed) signal source and volume level.

Press the ZONE ON/OFF Push-button a second time to

turn the Zone OFF. Refer to figure 1.

Note: If no programming has been performed, all Zones will

turn ON to the Tuner Source at a volume indication of

20.

System Off

Normally, remote zones are turned on and

off individually in each respective zone by

pressing the Power push-button on a key-

pad or remote control. If you desire to turn

off all zones of an entire CR16 system si-

multaneously, including a control center

and accessory source components, you can

press the Sys Off Push-button on the front

panel. You can also turn off the entire sys-

tem in any remote zone by pressing the Sys

Off push-button on a keypad. Refer to fig-

ure 2.

Note: Individual remote zones should normally be turned off

with the Power Push-button since there may be other

zones in use.

Select/Program

The SELECT/PROGRAM Push-buttons allow for two dif-

ferent functions for each Zone of the CR16. When a Zone

is first turned ON, the LED to the left of the SELECT/

PROGRAM Push-button will flash On and Off for about

10 seconds indicating the SELECT Mode is active for that

Zone. During this period of time, Source Selection, Volume

changes and Volume Muting are possible. At any time

when a given Zone is ON, Source Selection,Volume

changes and Volume Muting can be made by first pressing

the SELECT/PROGRAM Push-button followed by select-

ing a different source, muting and/or volume level for that

Zone. Pressing the SELECT/PROGRAM Push-button a

second time, during that 10 second period of time, the con-

trol of that Zone will switch Off. Refer to page 22 for infor-

mation on programming the CR16.

Note: Ten seconds after Zones 2, 3 or 4 are turned ON, all

front panel operating functions return to Zone 1 after 10

seconds even if Zone 1 is not active. For information on

programming refer to page 22.

Dedicated zone source components

If a specific CR16 zone has a source component dedicated

exclusively to that zone, it can be operated in that zone

with a keypad or remote control. When a dedicated zone

source component is connected, it replaces the source com-

ponent that is connected to the CR16 Aux inputs. If the

CR16 is connected with a Control Center which has a

source component connected to its Aux inputs, that compo-

nent will not be available in the zone with the dedicated

source component.

Bass, Treble and Level Controls

Adjust the bass and treble controls for the desired tone

shaping in each zone. Adjust

the zone level controls to in-

crease or decrease a maximum

of 6dB from the center detent

position. Volume changes with

the level controls add or sub-

tract from the turn on levels.

Refer to figure 3.

Balanced and UnBalanced Outputs

Place the slide switch to the correct position according to

the output hook-up, balanced or unbalanced connections.

Reset of Microprocessors

In the event that the controls of the CR16 stop functioning,

there is a user reset function built in. Press the Reset push-

button and this will reset the CR16 microprocessors. Refer

to figure 2.

How to Operate the CR16

How to Operate the CR16

Figure 3

Figure 1

Figure 2

Summary of Contents for CR16 - SERVICE

Page 1: ...McIntosh Laboratory Inc 2 Chambers Street Binghamton New York 13903 2699 Phone 607 723 3512 FAX 607 724 0549 Owner s Manual CR16 CR16 Audio Video Multizone Control System...

Page 2: ...tacle or other outlet unless the blades can be fully in serted to prevent blade exposure Attention pour pevenir les chocs elecriques pas utiliser cette fiche polarisee avec un prolongateur une prise d...

Page 3: ...other hazards 26 Upon completion of any service or repairs to this prod uct ask the service technician to perform safety checks to determine that the product is in proper operating condition Customer...

Page 4: ...s can be wired in parallel for a single zone and up to six CR16 s can be connected together in one system along with a MX132 MX130 C39 4 For additional information on Video Audio connections refer to...

Page 5: ...O VIDEO INPUT Jacks for that Zone only Connector Information Keypad Terminal Connector To use a WK 3 or WK 4 keypad connect the shield and four leads of a shielded 4 conductor cable to a keypad ter mi...

Page 6: ...ou only need to push a button on a remote controller or a keypad to enjoy music and video programs throughout your home with McIntosh quality and reliability The heart of the CR16 consists of four ind...

Page 7: ...on the next page pertaining to installing the CR16 into cabinets CR16 Dimensions 17 1 2 44 45cm 6 5 16 16 03cm 7 5 8 19 37cm 15 3 4 40 01cm 3 16 0 48cm 13 1 4 33 66cm 17 43 18cm Front View of the CR1...

Page 8: ...l the components are installed in a single cabinet a quiet running ven tilation fan can be a definite asset in maintaining all the system com ponents at the coolest possible operating tem perature A c...

Page 9: ...m the flat center position TO NEXT CONTROLLER connects to the next CR16 Controller Input B CONTROLLER INPUT A connects to a McIntosh A V Control Center Dedicated Local Zone Audio Video Signal Source K...

Page 10: ...and the CR16 video outputs to the matching MX132 video inputs 4 Connect the Audio Outputs from A V source compo nents to the matching MX132 Inputs 5 For a dedicated Zone Source Component connect the...

Page 11: ...11 McIntosh Tuner McIntosh DVD Player How to Connect the CR16 with a MX132 McIntosh A V Control Center To AC Outlet...

Page 12: ...Data Sys Off and Power Control signals from the control center to the CR16 4 Connect the video outputs of A V source components to the CR16 video inputs and the CR16 video outputs to the matching MX1...

Page 13: ...13 McIntosh A V Control Center McIntosh Tuner McIntosh DVD Player How to Connect the CR16 with a MX130 C39 To AC Outlet Y Adapters...

Page 14: ...onnector with RG6 or RG59U coax cable may also be used 3 Connect the Video Outputs of A V Source Components to the CR16 Video Inputs 5 For a dedicated Zone Source Component connect the Audio Video Out...

Page 15: ...15 McIntosh Tuner McIntosh DVD Player To AC Outlet How to Connect the CR16 in a Stand Alone System...

Page 16: ...components to the CR16 video inputs and the CR16 video outputs to the next CR16 video inputs 5 For a dedicated Zone Source Component connect the Audio Video Outputs and the Data Port Input to the CR1...

Page 17: ...17 McIntosh Tuner McIntosh DVD Player Additional CR16 To AC Outlet How to Connect Additional CR16s in a System To next CR16 or A V Control Center To next CR16 or A V Control Center...

Page 18: ...U RQWURO 2II FFHVVRU 2Q 7 UDQVSRUW 3OD DNH XS WR DVW 6RXUFH DQG 9ROXPH DNH XS WR 6DPH 6RXUFH DQG 9ROXPH HIDXOW 6RXUFH HIDXOW 9ROXPH RFDWLRQ 5RRP 1DPH HGLFDWHG 6RXUFH RPSRQHQW RPSRQHQW 1DPH 3URJUDPPLQJ...

Page 19: ...1DPH HV 1R FFHVVRU RQWURO 2II FFHVVRU 2Q 7 UDQVSRUW 3OD DNH XS WR DVW 6RXUFH DQG 9ROXPH DNH XS WR 6DPH 6RXUFH DQG 9ROXPH HIDXOW 6RXUFH HIDXOW 9ROXPH RFDWLRQ 5RRP 1DPH HGLFDWHG 6RXUFH RPSRQHQW RPSRQHQW...

Page 20: ...dio Video System Issues a transport play command when that source is selected The digital display indi cates the Percent of the maximum volume for the zone selected After 10 seconds the display revert...

Page 21: ...eft of the SELECT PROGRAM Push button will flash On and Off for about 10 seconds indicating the SELECT Mode is active for that Zone During this period of time Source Selection Volume changes and Volum...

Page 22: ...so that it occurs when the Zone is first turned on It is also possible to prevent the Control of a Selected Source for a given Zone yet allow listening and or viewing of that source All programming is...

Page 23: ...requiring a Transport Play Command 2 Press the Source Push button that requires the Transport Play Command 3 Press the Transport Play Push button The LED next to the Transport Play Push button will T...

Page 24: ...Track Selection on some McIn tosh CD Players Mutes the audio Note The Remote Control push buttons that are highlighted in white are for use with other McIntosh Control Centers Selects AM Tuner Oper a...

Page 25: ...ired broadcast band Press and release the Channel Upp or Downqpush button to move from station to station Press and hold a Channel Upp or Downq push button to move continuously from station to station...

Page 26: ...from center detent position Voltage Gain Input to Variable Outputs 14dB Input to Fixed Balanced Outputs 0dB Power Requirements 100 Volts 50 60Hz at 25 watts 110 Volts 50 60Hz at 25 watts 120 Volts 50...

Page 27: ...n If a shipping car ton or any of the interior part s are needed please call or write Customer Service Department of McIntosh Labora tory Please see the Part List for the correct part numbers Quantity...

Page 28: ...McIntosh Part No 040728 McIntosh Laboratory Inc 2 Chambers Street Binghamton NY 13903...

Reviews: