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System Control
Allows control of Groups,Overrides and Sound Scenes ( Figure 24 ).
Groups
Groups are a collection of Zones ( Figure 26 ) that can be controlled simultaneously
using Group volume and Group switching commands, etc. If you have several Zones
that are a member of the Group, you can adjust their settings individually, but when
a Group command is issued, all member Zones respond ( See page 20 for more
details ).
Override
An Override is a command that temporarily switches a number of designated outputs
to an input, and when the Override is released, all outputs return to previous inputs.
An Override sets a specified volume level for each output, and if the output is muted
or powered off, will unmute or power on appropriately. Output volume levels can
be adjusted while an Override is active, but the level will be reset to the override
settings next time the Override is activated.
Each Override has a priority setting ( Figure 29 ) that dictates whether it effects
outputs already in override. Priority 1 is the highest. Example ( Figure 30 ): A music
source Override with priority 5 would be interrupted by a doorbell Override with
priority 4. Once the doorbell Override is released or cancelled, the music source will
be re-enabled.
When all Overrides are released, then all outputs return to their original input
sources and volume levels that were active before the override.
General Setup Tips
• Each input and output can be set up as stereo or mono, but the easiest way to keep track is by counting each input
or output as a numbered channel, 1-16. Use the odd numbered channel to refer to a stereo input (skip the even
numbers.)
• Be sure to record input names and stereo or mono status; a worksheet is provided on page 33.
• Do not connect RCA
and DB-25 input cables at the same time; it may degrade audio quality.
• Audio Override terminals provide a way to trigger an override or a sound scene. Connect a momentary switch,
button, or other contact closure. Use the SonaFlex PC Setup Utility to define sound scenes and overrides ( see
video tutorials at audioauthority.com/sonaflex_tips.)
• Observe correct polarity when connecting system trigger input or output (e.g. a preamp out which sends out a +12V
signal when on, and 0V when off.)
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