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Section 3  

  Configuring the System

3.6  Adding Configurable 

Sources

1. Select the keypad configuration tab.

2. Select the S6.2 hub unit you wish to 
add configurable devices to from the drop 
down list as defined earlier. You can access 
configurable sources connected to one S6.2 
from another.

3. The configurable source drop down list 
contains all the supported RS232 devices 
available. Select the device you wish and 

press ‘Add Equipment’ .

4. Once a configurable source is added you 
can select this and press ‘Configure’. This 
will allow you to select a serial port number 
or define the number of audio zones a music 
server has. Other devices have more options 
in this section so refer to the separate 
instruction for each.

5. Repeat the process so all devices are 
added to the first S6.2 unit. If you have a 
second S6.2 in the system, select this from 
the Hub drop down menu and continue the 
process of adding devices. You should finish 
with all devices listed and configured, they 
are shown to be connected to hub 1 or 2 (if 2 
being used). 

3.7  Hub Audio Input Sources

1. Select the S6.2 hub you wish to configure 
from the drop down option at the top

2. Use the drop down menu for each of the 
six available audio sources, these show all 
configurable sources defined above as well 
as general IR controllable sources. Select the 
one that you wish to use, in this case ‘[#1] 

Arcam T32’ connected to S6.2 Hub 1 for 
source 1 on Hub 1 the Ground floor.

 3. Name the source using the empty text 
box just to the right of the selected source 
type. This name will be displayed on each 
touch screen, under the source button on the 
home page. 

4. Repeat the process for all six sources. 
It is possible to select a configurable 
sources from either hub as long as you have 
connected the audio to the right input as 
shown below

Summary of Contents for S6.2

Page 1: ...S6 2 Controller S6 2 Controller Installation Guide...

Page 2: ...iquid has been spilled or objects have fallen in to the apparatus the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture does not operate normally or has been dropped WARNING Do Not Remove the cover There...

Page 3: ...s Ltd Stortford Hall Industrial Park Dunmow Road Bishops Stortford Hertfordshire CM23 5GZ Web www systemline co uk Terminology This guide uses the following terminology to refer to the components of t...

Page 4: ...nstallation 12 Installing the software on the host computer using the supplied CD ROM 12 3 2 Discovering S6 2 units changing IP address 13 3 3 Setting Touch Screen Keypad wireless junction box address...

Page 5: ...ndow emmitter from the local input wall plate Touch screens can also control other RS232 devices such as lighting and heating control systems These must be a supported device the list of which appears...

Page 6: ...for the S6 2 is updated via the Ethernet connection using a suitable Ethernet switch or router Two units can work on one system to give a sixteen zone system sharing RS232 devices but accessing 6 audi...

Page 7: ...HDMI matrix or the Kramer VP 88ETH component matrix switch 11 Cables as required The following accessories are included with the S6 2 Controller 1 Systemline LRN7 Learning Remote Control 8 SAIC Audio...

Page 8: ...ch setting to 120V Fit a 1 25mA fuse Obtain and fit a suitable 2 pin or 3 pin IEC mains cable power cord 2 3 Wiring Layout See Figure 2 Routing AV sources has not been shown for clarity 2 4 Installati...

Page 9: ...g Mounted Loudspeakers LEFT RIGHT CIM PI DVD Player in Local Zone Wireless Junction Box Power Amplfier ZONE 1 Bookshelf or Floorstanding Loudspeakers Colour Touchscreen Keypad Display HDMI Receiver Sk...

Page 10: ...tronics Technical Support 2 1 3 5 2 4 1 2 7 Front Panel Status Display 1 Zone Condition LEDs shows the current state of each zone RED Standby BLUE System Input RED Local Input 2 IR STATUS IR window em...

Page 11: ...nected to a second S6 2 controller using a jack to phone cable Only available if using the phono audio input sockets 10 IR Output 3 5mm jacks for driving Window Emitters Signal is Global IR all zones...

Page 12: ...llation 3 Click Next to install the SystemNet Configuration Utility into the default location otherwise click browse to choose the directory 4 Click Next to start the installation 5 Click Close when t...

Page 13: ...rk Tab 2 Press the Discover button any S6 2 units discovered will populate by Discovered IP address in the Comms IP address box as shown below S6 2 units come with a DHCP setting for IP address so mus...

Page 14: ...two wireless junction boxes with the same address on the same system even if they are on different S6 2 units Refer to the 16_zone_S6 2 snc file for guidance available from http www armourhe co uk dow...

Page 15: ...have a second S6 2 in the system select this from the Hub drop down menu and continue the process of adding devices You should finish with all devices listed and configured they are shown to be conne...

Page 16: ...box and then ticking the ones you wish to upload 2 Press Upload to load in a complete file including IR 3 Press Upload Without IR to upload a file without the qrc file 3 8 Keypad Configuration Profile...

Page 17: ...the room and speakers e Balance You can offset the stereo signal to the left or right f Fixed Volume This will set the turn on volume to 30 and disable any volume adjustment this is used with AV rece...

Page 18: ...commonly use a Sky Satellite receiver and Systemline Music Server but use different DVD players In this instance the template would simply consist of the saved settings for the Sky and Systemline pro...

Page 19: ...set a different Modular address to avoid accidentally controlling one zone from another 4 Touch Screen Keypad Settings Note S6 2 is designed to work with colour Touch Screen Keypads 4 3 Touch Screen...

Page 20: ...e the contrast can be set such that the screen is unreadable and therefore finding the controls to set it back again is difficult Likewise the Touch Screen Calibration can be set such that the buttons...

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Page 24: ...All information is given in good faith The manufacturer accepts no responsibility for errors omissions or incorrect assumptions Armour Home Electronics 2010 ZINS407 ISS3 03 11 10 w w w s y s t e m l...

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