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Connect Music-In-A-Flash
’s audio output jacks:
Note:
If you are only using 4 audio sources (i.e. a single Music-
In-A-Flash
™ player), we recommend using “Y” cable splitters to
duplicate channels 1-4 on channels 5-8 on the ADS Primary
Unit. This ensures there are no blank channels when your
customer is stepping through the channels.
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If you are going to use
only 1 Music-in-a-Flas
h™
in your installation
then:
C
onnect supplied “Y” splitters to the output jacks on the Music-In-A-
Flash
™ player. A picture is on the next page.
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Connect audio patch cables to :
Y-Splitters:
Using the supplied 3’ audio patch cables; connect one set of
the male plugs on the audio patch cables to the female jacks on the “Y”
splitters.
Connecting 2 Music-in-a-Flash Units:
Using the supplied 3’ audio
patch cables; connect one set of the male plugs on the audio patch
cables to the female jacks on the rear panel of the Music-in-a-
Flash™.
We recommend labeling the cables at the plugs
– CH1, CH2,
CH3…CH8 as to eliminate confusion at the next step.
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Next, connect the
audio patch cable’s other end (male plug) to the input jacks
on the ADS Primary Control Base Unit.
Note:
If you are using
“Y” splitter cables, we recommend connecting the
Music-in-a-Flash
™ (MIAF) to the ADS Primary Control Unit as described
below:
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MIAF Ch1 Out => ADS IN CH 1 & 5
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MIAF Ch2 Out => ADS IN CH 2 & 6
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MIAF Ch3 Out => ADS IN CH 3 & 7
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MIAF Ch4 Out => ADS IN CH 4 & 8
This ensures no blank channels and channels 5-8 have the same
audio programming configuration as channels 1-4.
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A pictorial diagram, on the next page, shows the Music-in-a-
Flash™ & ADS
Primary
Control Base Unit’s audio connections.
