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In-Wall Volume Controls 

Although  the  RCS180-6  offers  individual  zone volume  controls,  there  may be occasions 

when  you  may want to adjust the volume  of  a  specific zone  without  having to return to 
the amplifier.  In-wall volume controls are the perfect solution and they are relatively easy 
to set up.  Below is a general wiring guide to assist you in the installation of in-wall volume 

controls. As with any installation that requires running wires through your walls, be sure to 
check local code requirements. 

A  typical  in-wall  volume  control  consists  of  a  face 

plate  with  a  volume  control  knob  on  the  front  side 
and a step down transformer with in/out connections 
on  the  back  side.  Keep  in  mind  that  these  volume 
controls  come  in  a  range  of  wattage  ratings.  The 
control  you  use  must  match  the  wattage  of  your 

speakers.  You  can  use  a  higher  rated  control  for 
lower wattage speakers, but you cannot use a lower 
rated control for higher wattage speakers. 

VOLUME 

Off 

a:] 

ATTENTION:  Check  local  code  requirements  before 

installing  in-ceiling  or  in-wall  speaker  wires.  We 

recommend you  use CL2  or  CL3  rated,  Oxygen-Free 

Copper (OFC) speaker wire. 

In-Wall Volume Control Installation 

OIRECT SPEAKER OUTPUT 

100V 

-S,  70Y 

4-16n 

COM 

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This  example  shows  connections  for  one 
zone.  You  can  connect  volume  controls  to 
any of the 6 zones. 

Using high quality 16 

AWG, 

2 or 4 conductor, 

heavy  gauge,  CL2  or  CL3  rated,  100% 
Oxygen-Free  Copper  (OFC)  speaker  wire, 

connect the desired zone output's +/- screw 
terminals  to  the  IN+  and  IN- terminals  on 
the  volume control.  Next,  connect  the  +/­
speaker wires from your speakers to the SP­
and  SP+  terminals  on  the  volume  control. 

Make sure to observe proper polarity on all 

connections. 

Please  note,  wall  controller  wattage 

rating  must  match  the  wattage  of  the 

connected speakers. 

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Page 3: ...ure Please ensure that the unit is situated in a properly ventilated area Do not attempt to operate this unit if the power cord has been frayed or broken Do not attempt to break off or remove the grou...

Page 4: ...t This model also includes a chime button so you can create a chime sound before making announcements The RCS series features Sluetooth audio streaming so you can play your favorite music or access a...

Page 5: ...e options of 1 5w 3w 5w 10w What this does is limit how many watts the built in transformer on the speaker will allow the speaker to get from the amplifier What this allows for is full customization o...

Page 6: ...ders Press and hold to begin recording Press again to stop recording Repeat USB SD only Press once to repeat single track Press twice to repeat all tracks Press three times to repeat all files within...

Page 7: ...posts 20 4 to 16 ohm direct speaker output binding post 21 COM post Speaker common negative binding post 22 User serviceable fuse compartment 5A 250V 23 Mute Adjusts the mute level during signal overr...

Page 8: ...300 volts When using the 70V 100V speaker zone output screw connectors use terminal forks up to 10 AWG recommended or bare wire Below is a chart to help you select the appropriate size wire based on t...

Page 9: ...he screws at either end of the Phoenix terminal fig d and pull it away from the amp Now loosen the terminal screws on top fig e 8 Plug the terminal into the zone slots Gently push it until you hear it...

Page 10: ...EAKEROUTPUT 100V f 70V 4 160 COM 0 0 0 0 In this example we have various speaker combinations totaling 17 speakers con nected to various zones none exceeding more than 80 watts per zone and with a tot...

Page 11: ...allow for about 10 20 head room or extra power to handle any unusual amp requirements such as a deep bass note or a booming finale Multi Speaker 70V Connection Multi Speaker 100V Connection DWARNING D...

Page 12: ...ead to irreparable damage to your amp and speakers DWARNING Total impedance of your speakers must not be less than 4 ohms DCAUTION We recommend you consult a professional if you plan on wiring more th...

Page 13: ...wattage of your speakers You can use a higher rated control for lower wattage speakers but you cannot use a lower rated control for higher wattage speakers VOLUME Off a g D ATTENTION Check local code...

Page 14: ...other Optical Input Many TVs digital set top boxes and receivers players have optical fiber optic outputs To connect via Optical input follow the steps listed below 1 Use a digital optical audio cabl...

Page 15: ...ct the amp and speakers Bass and Treble control Built in EQ presets via remote Normal rock pop classic jazz and country Chime button for making announcements Top quality aluminum panel with industrial...

Page 16: ...oner outputs 11 Make sure speaker transformer taps are set properly 12 Make sure speakers power ratings match the amplifier s Buzzing sound Make sure you are using the proper cable Check the requireme...

Page 17: ...rovide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance...

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