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erminating the wiring

This will not be a problem with new or 
good condition ceilings, but beware of 
old or cracked ceilings. Also ensure that 
if the relevant building regulations call 
for the ceiling speakers to be boxed-in or 
fi tted with a fi reproof cover, that this is 
adhered to. This is sometimes required to 
maintain the integrity of the fi re rating of 
the ceiling.

2.3  Cutting holes for ceiling 

speakers

Once the correct centre hole has been 
established, check that the position of this 
is complementary to any existing ceiling 
fi ttings and aligned with the other speaker 
that makes up the pair. Use this hole to 
centre the supplied speaker hole cut-out 
template. Use the template to draw the 
195mm hole cut-out. 

Now drill a hole of about 6 to 8mm just 
inside the outer circle. This will enable 
the saw to be inserted to start cutting the 
hole. Cut the hole carefully and slowly to 
avoid chipping the plaster off the ceiling. 
The fl ange of the ceiling speaker bezel will 
cover any slight imperfections around the 
hole itself.

2.4  Connecting the active 

(right-channel) ceiling 
speaker

Important:

 Take the utmost care to ensure 

that all wiring termination is correct. Errors 
are unlikely to damage the Systemline 
Modular system, but they will of course 
result in it not working. Time spent here 
can save much more time later.

Once the hole has been cut, release all of 
the CAT5/6 cables from the ceiling cavity 
and just leave them hanging down. Using 
a small pair of steps (step ladder), place 
the SLM2 speaker face down on the top 
step (using a suitable material placed 
on the step platform to protect the front 
surface of the speaker).

There will normally be between four to six 
CAT5/6 cables marked as follows:

• Zone name (eg kitchen)

• Spare + Zone name

• Keypad

• Left speaker

• There may also be a cable marked Local

•  There may also be a cable marked Zone 

name + Sub-zone out

Note:

 Each of these cables will require the 

outer sleeve to be cut back by about 
40mm (1.5"). Do not strip the inner 
conductors. A 110 tool will be required for 
punch down termination. Do not use any 
other method.

Summary of Contents for Multi-room system

Page 1: ...MULTI ROOM SYSTEM Systemline Modular Installation Guide MULTI ROOM SYSTEM I n s t a l l a t i o n G u i d e...

Page 2: ...ded on the CD Rom accompanying the Systemline Modular Read all the instructions before connecting or operating the Systemline Modular Pay particular attention to the safety information Keep this manua...

Page 3: ...ple active speakers are used to distribute sound over a large area usually with synchronised volume control An expanded zone can also be configured with two or more areas of independent volume control...

Page 4: ...nt 13 Directly connected music source 13 Remotely connected music source 13 2 13 Connecting the PIM power input module for sub zones 14 2 14 Wiring for a single zone system no hub 14 3 Testing the sys...

Page 5: ...please ensure that you refer to the wiring schedule or equivalent document that details exactly how the home has been pre wired A wiring schematic and parts list should also be available We recommend...

Page 6: ...Guide and reprinted below Under stairs cupboard With new construction the wall socket point for the connection of the hi fi system would be located alongside the FM aerial socket in the lounge or fam...

Page 7: ...Remember also that for some small rooms such as ensuite bathrooms only a single mono speaker may have been provided for Clearance Drill a small diameter hole in the ceiling at the marked point and ch...

Page 8: ...iling The flange of the ceiling speaker bezel will cover any slight imperfections around the hole itself 2 4 Connecting the active right channel ceiling speaker Important Take the utmost care to ensur...

Page 9: ...local input and as a spare if another cable is found to be damaged Note No connections are normally made to the power supply input of the speaker when used as a main zone This is because power is norm...

Page 10: ...eo setting to mono In this mode the speaker will mix both stereo channels into mono sound reproduction If a passive speaker is connected that too will operate in mono mode Disabling the LED display on...

Page 11: ...in place 2 3 4 1 Continue to tighten the four mounting screws in rotation until the speaker is held firmly flush against the ceiling Do not over tighten as you may crack the mounting tabs or strip th...

Page 12: ...ypad to this mode Make sure that the keypad is operating normally put the zone into standby red LED ON Depress the O and VOL keys on the keypad simultaneously both together at exactly the same time Ho...

Page 13: ...red wiring systems The cradle for the power supply supplied should be mounted alongside the hub The PSM130 plugs into a suitable AC mains socket and should be mounted in its wall mounted cradle The DC...

Page 14: ...t inputs of the SIM module with the window emitters supplied plugged directly into the IR TX sockets on the IRM module and attached to the infra red receiving window of the hi fi system or music sourc...

Page 15: ...Using a patch cord assuming that a patch panel has been used connect the system input from the system room to the RJ 45 socket on the hub marked REMOTE AUDIO IN This connection is not required if the...

Page 16: ...doesn t happen try again The speaker system is now in setup mode Using the VOL and VOL keys on the remote adjust the volume to a level that you want the system to turn ON at This will be the turn ON...

Page 17: ...imultaneously both together at exactly the same time Hold briefly until you see the status LEDs flash The LEDs will flash to show you the new sequence which is Blue Green Blue Green Red Mode 2 Local e...

Page 18: ...e address unless you need to for independent sub zone operation The keypad must have its address set in the following way With the keypad connected to the speaker and the red standby LED ON depress th...

Page 19: ...rking this probably indicates a break or fault in the wiring between this zone and the audio distribution hub If no zones are working this probably indicates a fault in the wiring between the audio di...

Page 20: ...ing Some zones sound too loud when first switched on The start up volume is configurable for each active speaker Adjust the start up volume of the zone as described in Setting bass treble and minimum...

Page 21: ...the remote or O key on the keypad to toggle to the next input The green local LED will illuminate on the speaker and also on the keypad if fitted Note The volume will ramp down and the speaker will s...

Page 22: ...ON by pressing the O key on the keypad or remote Controlling of the audio source in the sub zone is done using either the original equipment remote or else a learning remote containing the source code...

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