Channel Vision IBus A0313 Manuel utilisateur

A0313

iBus Wall-Dock for CAT5 Audio Systems

Slide-out Cradle

Provides support for the iPod

and holds the dock connector.

The support ledge slides into

the A0313 when not in use.

Support Clip

Holds the top of the iPod securely.

3 support clips are supplied:

1 for iPod mini, 1 for iPod nano, and 1 for other iPod models

A0125

Volume Control Keypad:

Speakers:

In-ceiling, In-wall and free-standing 8 ohm speakers are acceptable.

Dock Connector

Delivers power to the iPod for charging and provides audio to the

Channel Vision’s CAT5 audio system.

Features:

!Compatible with Channel Vision’s CAT5 Audio Systems

!Charges the iPod

!Senses audio to automatically override the main audio source

!Supports IR control: compatible with A0501, A0502, A0505 or Apple

Remote

!Uses CAT5 cabling

Made For iPods with dock connector:

!iPod video

!IPod nano

!iPod photo

!IPod mini

!4th Generation iPod with omni (dock) connector

!3rd Generation iPod with omni (dock) connector*

The A0313 is not a standalone device. It must be installed as part of an

audio system which requires the following components:

Compatibility

Other Required Components

The A0313 is a local input module for Channel Vision’s CAT5 Audio

® ®

Systems that was specially designed for the Apple iPod . The attractive

wall mount remains unobtrusive while not in use, yet its support ledge

with integrated dock connector slides out easily, ready to dock your iPod

at all times. (See Made For section on page 3 for a list of compatible

iPods.)

CAT5 Audio Hub or CAT5 Audio Matrix:

P-2014

(power supply included)

P-2044

(power supply included)

A0240 A0302

In-Room Amplifier: Wiring Interface:

Source

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*3rd Generation iPods are not capable of being charged by this product, but audio playback will function normally.

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Slide-out Cradle

Provides support for the iPod

and holds the dock connector.

The support ledge slides into

the A0313 when not in use.

Support Clip

Holds the top of the iPod securely.

3 support clips are supplied:

1 for iPod mini, 1 for iPod nano, and 1 for other iPod models

A0125

Volume Control Keypad:

Speakers:

In-ceiling, In-wall and free-standing 8 ohm speakers are acceptable.

Dock Connector

Delivers power to the iPod for charging and provides audio to the

Channel Vision’s CAT5 audio system.

Features:

!Compatible with Channel Vision’s CAT5 Audio Systems

!Charges the iPod

!Senses audio to automatically override the main audio source

!Supports IR control: compatible with A0501, A0502, A0505 or Apple

Remote

!Uses CAT5 cabling

Made For iPods with dock connector:

!iPod video

!IPod nano

!iPod photo

!IPod mini

!4th Generation iPod with omni (dock) connector

!3rd Generation iPod with omni (dock) connector*

The A0313 is not a standalone device. It must be installed as part of an

audio system which requires the following components:

Compatibility

Other Required Components

The A0313 is a local input module for Channel Vision’s CAT5 Audio

® ®

Systems that was specially designed for the Apple iPod . The attractive

wall mount remains unobtrusive while not in use, yet its support ledge

with integrated dock connector slides out easily, ready to dock your iPod

at all times. (See Made For section on page 3 for a list of compatible

iPods.)

CAT5 Audio Hub or CAT5 Audio Matrix:

P-2014

(power supply included)

P-2044

(power supply included)

A0240 A0302

In-Room Amplifier: Wiring Interface:

Source

CHA NN E L VI S I ON

Pwr

*3rd Generation iPods are not capable of being charged by this product, but audio playback will function normally.

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System Wiring Diagram

Using the A0313 as a local source input module

A0125

P-2014

A0501,

A0502,

A0505

A0313

(Rear)

A0313

(Front)

The shuttle control buttons

on the A0501, A0502, &

A0505 remotes can be

used to control the iPod.

OUT

Tape Monitor or

Room 2 output

(Optional) IR emitters

Sat radio

DVD player

CD player

Receiver

OUT

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Amp-Link

Channel Vision

L/S Line Out

Amp-Link

Channel Vision

L/S Line Out

Amp-Link

Channel Vision

L/S Line Out

Amp-Link

Channel Vision

L/S Line Out

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A0301 and A0313 can be used as primary system inputs feeding the main

hub or as local input modules in each room to override the primary audio

source. The A0301 is a generic input module which provides a standard

L/R RCA input and the A0313 is an iPod docking station.

These local input modules should be installed in the CAT5 line between

the P-2014 and the A0125. Multiple input modules can be installed in one

CAT5 run. If audio is present at more than one input module the unit

closest to A0125 will take priority and be played through the speakers.

In this configuration, either the satellite

radio tuner or the A0313 connected to the

System Input of the P-2014 can act as the

main system input. If audio is present from

both sources, then the Priority switch will

determine which source is heard. In this

example the switch is set to give the A0313

priority.

Advanced System

Using the A0313 as the main source input module

Source

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Room 1 Room 3 A0313A0313

P-2014 A0313 or A0301

(Rear)

(Rear) A0125

(Rear)

A0302

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A0313

Secondary audio source

Primary audio source

(See A0125 manual for connection details)

Sat radio

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System Wiring Diagram

Using the A0313 as a local source input module

A0125

P-2014

A0501,

A0502,

A0505

A0313

(Rear)

A0313

(Front)

The shuttle control buttons

on the A0501, A0502, &

A0505 remotes can be

used to control the iPod.

OUT

Tape Monitor or

Room 2 output

(Optional) IR emitters

Sat radio

DVD player

CD player

Receiver

OUT

Amp-Link

Channel Vision

L/S Line Out

Amp-Link

Channel Vision

L/S Line Out

Amp-Link

Channel Vision

L/S Line Out

Amp-Link

Channel Vision

L/S Line Out

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A0301 and A0313 can be used as primary system inputs feeding the main

hub or as local input modules in each room to override the primary audio

source. The A0301 is a generic input module which provides a standard

L/R RCA input and the A0313 is an iPod docking station.

These local input modules should be installed in the CAT5 line between

the P-2014 and the A0125. Multiple input modules can be installed in one

CAT5 run. If audio is present at more than one input module the unit

closest to A0125 will take priority and be played through the speakers.

In this configuration, either the satellite

radio tuner or the A0313 connected to the

System Input of the P-2014 can act as the

main system input. If audio is present from

both sources, then the Priority switch will

determine which source is heard. In this

example the switch is set to give the A0313

priority.

Advanced System

Using the A0313 as the main source input module

Source

CHANNEL VIS ION

Pwr

Source

CHANNEL VIS ION

Pwr

Room 1 Room 3 A0313A0313

P-2014 A0313 or A0301

(Rear)

(Rear) A0125

(Rear)

A0302

OUT

A0313

Secondary audio source

Primary audio source

(See A0125 manual for connection details)

Sat radio

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IN OUT

4. Open the slide-out cradle

and dock your iPod.

5. Enjoy your music!

Slide-out Cradle

Connections:

Trouble?

1) Be sure you have connected the CAT5 cable correctly. Note that the

stripe/solid pattern should match the labels on the product. Miss-wiring

can cause distorted sound or prevent the system from working at all!

2) Be sure you have connected the speakers in phase. Follow the label

on the product. Out of phase speakers can rob the system of its bass,

especially when driving dual-voice-coil speakers.

Connection Tips and Troubleshooting

Input/Output ... To simplify installation, the

A0313 has both 110 and RJ-45 inputs and

outputs. Only one of the inputs and one of the

outputs should be used at a time.

Apple and iPod is are trademarks of Apple, Inc., registered in the U.S.

and other countries.

iBus is a registered trademark of Channel Vision Technology.

* When used on runs longer than 150’, upgrading the hub power

supply to 24VDC is recommended. All components in this system are

compatible with 24VDC power.

Stripping and Connecting CAT5 Wire

Specifications: (typical @25º C)

Operating Voltage : *18VDC

Cable requirements: CAT5 or better

Operating Temperature: -10ºC to +50ºC

Specifications subject to change without notice.

Blade

Cat5

1. Place the CAT5 between the blade and the first notch of the J-110 tool.

CAT5 cable should be stripped with a proper stripping tool, such as Channel

Vision’s J-110 tool.

Slight

pressure

Rotate

1 turn only

2. Rotate the tool only once around the CAT5. Multiple

turns will cause you to cut into the inner wires.

3. Inspect the inner wires for damage.

If any wires are cut start over at step 1.

Check for damage

4. Use any standard 110 punch-down tool to properly seat all wires.

Note: Do NOT use a screwdriver or any other tool that is not specifically

designed for terminating UTP cable. Using improper tools will damage

the connector!

Support Clips

3. Select the appropriate support clip for your iPod.

Note: there are 3 support clips provided to

accommodate standard iPods, the iPod mini, and

the iPod nano.

1. Mount the A0313 in a low

voltage ring or junction box.

2. Install the trim ring.

Installation

IN OUT

4. Open the slide-out cradle

and dock your iPod.

5. Enjoy your music!

Slide-out Cradle

Connections:

Trouble?

1) Be sure you have connected the CAT5 cable correctly. Note that the

stripe/solid pattern should match the labels on the product. Miss-wiring

can cause distorted sound or prevent the system from working at all!

2) Be sure you have connected the speakers in phase. Follow the label

on the product. Out of phase speakers can rob the system of its bass,

especially when driving dual-voice-coil speakers.

Connection Tips and Troubleshooting

Input/Output ... To simplify installation, the

A0313 has both 110 and RJ-45 inputs and

outputs. Only one of the inputs and one of the

outputs should be used at a time.

Apple and iPod is are trademarks of Apple, Inc., registered in the U.S.

and other countries.

iBus is a registered trademark of Channel Vision Technology.

* When used on runs longer than 150’, upgrading the hub power

supply to 24VDC is recommended. All components in this system are

compatible with 24VDC power.

Stripping and Connecting CAT5 Wire

Specifications: (typical @25º C)

Operating Voltage : *18VDC

Cable requirements: CAT5 or better

Operating Temperature: -10ºC to +50ºC

Specifications subject to change without notice.

Blade

Cat5

1. Place the CAT5 between the blade and the first notch of the J-110 tool.

CAT5 cable should be stripped with a proper stripping tool, such as Channel

Vision’s J-110 tool.

Slight

pressure

Rotate

1 turn only

2. Rotate the tool only once around the CAT5. Multiple

turns will cause you to cut into the inner wires.

3. Inspect the inner wires for damage.

If any wires are cut start over at step 1.

Check for damage

4. Use any standard 110 punch-down tool to properly seat all wires.

Note: Do NOT use a screwdriver or any other tool that is not specifically

designed for terminating UTP cable. Using improper tools will damage

the connector!

Support Clips

3. Select the appropriate support clip for your iPod.

Note: there are 3 support clips provided to

accommodate standard iPods, the iPod mini, and

the iPod nano.

1. Mount the A0313 in a low

voltage ring or junction box.

2. Install the trim ring.

Installation

Channel Vision Technology will repair or replace any defect in

material or workmanship which occurs during normal use of this

product with new or rebuilt parts, free of charge in the USA, for two

years from the date of original purchase. This is a no hassle warranty

with no mail in warranty card needed. This warranty does not cover

damages in shipment, failures caused by other products not supplied

by Channel Vision Technology, or failures due to accident, misuse,

abuse, or alteration of the equipment. This warranty is extended only

to the original purchaser, and a purchase receipt, invoice, or other

proof of original purchase date will be required before warranty

repairs are provided.

Mail in service can be obtained during the warranty period by calling

(800) 840-0288 toll free. A Return Authorization number must be

obtained in advance and can be marked on the outside of the shipping

carton.

This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may have other

rights (which vary from state to state). If a problem with this product

develops during or after the warranty period, please contact Channel

Vision Technology, your dealer or any factory-authorized service

center.

500-210 revB

ww w . ch a n ne l v is i o n. c o m

234 Fischer Avenue, Costa Mesa, California 92626 USA

(714)424-6500 (800)840-0288 (714)424-6510 fax

email: [email protected]

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