Episode Radiance Manuel utilisateur

Installation Guide

Introduction to Episode Radiance

The Episode Radiance system combines audio and lighting onto a single two-conductor wire using

the MB1. Designed for use with a standard DSP ampliﬁer and low voltage light transformer, the

Episode Radiance system delivers exceptional audio and lighting performance in a single system

through simpliﬁed wiring, thanks to ACE technology by SWARM technology. Using a DSP ampliﬁer

like the Episode Hybrid Ampliﬁer with built in presets allows for EQ optimization speciﬁc to Radiance

speakers and the accompanying 8Ωsubwoofer.

Pro Tip: Always install at least one 8ΩRadiance subwoofer so the audio quality really shines!

Example of Radiance speakers and light placement around a back yard.

System Wiring Overview

MB1

Radiance

subwoofers to

DSP ampliﬁer

Radiance speakers ands lights to MB1

Light

Transformer

to MB1

DSP

Ampliﬁer

to MB1

Sub

SPEAKER OUT

BRIDGE

CH2 CH1

Negative

Positive

To next speaker

(if applicable)

From amp or

previous speaker

Positive

Negative

To next speaker

(if applicable)

From amp or

previous speaker

70V Wiring for Speakers and Lights

All Radiance speakers and lights must be used with a

70V ampliﬁer and wired in parallel.

Note: The subwoofer is 8Ω, and not included in this

calculation.

Use burial-rated wire for all outdoor installations.

The MB1 has a total audio load rating of 500W. Plan to

leave at least 100W of headroom.

Calculating Low-Voltage Lighting

Power

The chart to the right shows the available light switch

settings. Use this chart to calculate the total load being

used.

The total number of connected lights is determined by

the light transformer’s power. As the number of lights

increases, the available power decreases.

The MB1 has a total lighting load rating of 300W. Plan

to leave at least 60W of headroom.

Caution: Leave 20% headroom, using only 80% of the rated power of the ampliﬁer and light

transformer to reduce strain on the equipment and avoid unwanted compression.

Choosing the correct wire gauge

40ft 80ft 120ft 160ft 200ft 240ft

40W 14-gauge 14-gauge 14-gauge 14-gauge 14-gauge 14-gauge

80W 14-gauge 14-gauge 14-gauge 12-gauge 12-gauge 10-gauge

120W 14-gauge 14-gauge 12-gauge 10-gauge 10-gauge 8-gauge

160W 14-gauge 12-gauge 10-gauge 8-gauge 8-gauge n/a

200W 12-gauge 10-gauge 8-gauge n/a n/a n/a

240W 10-gauge 8-gauge n/a n/a n/a n/a

OUTPUT

Negative

Positive

To next speaker

(if applicable)

From amp or

previous speaker

Tap Setting Speaker Qty. Total Watts

16W

20%

Headroom

Total

Light

Setting Light Qty. Total Watts

Spot Light

(6W)

Ring Light

(6W)

Both (12W)

20%

Headroom

Total

Speaker Tap Settings

The speaker’s tap settings are on the bottom of the device. The speakers are 70V

only, and can be set to 2, 4, 8, or 16W.

Light Settings

Use the switch on the bottom to set the light.

ASSEMBLY

All Radiance speakers, lights, and mounts use the same connection method, providing the ability to

use any Radiance mount with any Radiance light or speaker.

The speaker cap is removable and provides a connection point for a light to add further ﬂexibility.

Spot lightRing light Both

To make a connection, place the speaker

or light into the mount and turn the device

clockwise.

To remove a device from a connection, push

down and turn the device counterclockwise.

Speaker and Light Mounting

Radiance products have an IP66 weather rating. Mounts include carefully planned drainage holes.

Caution: Do not install Radiance devices next to sprinklers.

Surface Mount

ES-RAD-MNT-SUR

Connect the 70V wire run to

the mount’s pigtail using the

included silicon wire nuts.

Attach the mount to the

surface.

Set speaker tap and/or

light settings, located on the

bottom of the device.

Attach the speaker to the

mount.

1 2 3 4

Wall Mount

ES-RAD-MNT-WALL

1234

Connect the 70V wire run to

the mount’s pigtail using the

included silicon wire nuts.

Attach the mount to the

surface.

Set speaker tap and/or

light settings, located on the

bottom of the device.

Attach the speaker to the

mount.

Stake Mount

ES-RAD-MNT-STAKE

Using a rubber mallet,

hammer the stake into place

using the included cap with

built-in bubble level.

Connect the 70V wire run to

the mount’s pigtail using the

included silicon wire nuts.

Set speaker tap and/or

light settings, located on the

bottom of the device.

Attach the speaker to the

mount.

123

Hammer

cap

Pendant Mount

ES-RAD-MNT-PND

Attach the bracket to a junction box or

ﬂat to the ceiling.

Pull the cable through the bracket so

the mount hangs at the desired height.

1 32

7 8

Slide the ceiling plate, collet nut, and

lock nut over the mount cable. Make

sure the threaded sides of the collet

and lock nut face the ceiling plate.

Connect 70V wire run to the mount’s

pigtail using the included silicon wire

nuts.

Slide the plate into place to cover the

bracket and any extraneous cable. Use

the lock nut to secure the plate.

Set speaker tap and/or light settings.

Loop the cable under the clip, then

swing the latch closed to secure the

mount’s height. Screw it into place by

hand. Do not use a power drill.

Attach the speaker to the mount.

Attach the silver hanger cable to a

secondary mounting point for extra

support.

Subwoofer Wiring

Connect the subwoofer to the 8Ωoutput of the ampliﬁer.

Use burial-rated wire for all outdoor installations.

Maximum performance can be achieved using the

following recommendations:

• For wire runs up to 30 meters (100 feet), 16-gauge

wire or larger.

• For wire runs up to 60 meters (200 feet), 14-gauge

wire or larger.

• For wire runs up to 90 meters (300 feet), 12-gauge

wire or larger.

Pro Tip: Using smaller wire gauges reduces overall performance. The chart below shows the

wire length and the amount of signal loss you can expect on a wire run.

Wire Gauge 8ΩSubs 4ΩSubs (Or Two 8ΩSubs in Parallel)

11% Power

Loss

21% Power

Loss

37% Power

Loss

11% Power

Loss

21% Power

Loss

37% Power

Loss

12 89 m (291‘) 190 m (622’) 412 m (1352’) 44 m (143’) 101 m (331’) 207 m (680’)

14 58 m (189’) 123 m(403’) 267 m(876’) 28 m (92’) 61 m (199’) 133 m (437’)

16 36 m (117’) 69 m (225’) 169 m (553’) 19 m (61’) 39 m (128’) 85 m (278’)

18 27 m (87’) 59 m (194’) 123 m (405’) 12 m (41’) 28 m (92’) 61 m (201’)

Subwoofer Mounting

ES-RAD-SUB

SPEAKER OUT

BRIDGE

CH2 CH1

ATTENTION! RISQUEDECHOC ! ÉLECTRIQUE PAS OUVRIR !

CAUTION

RISKOFELECTRICAL SHOCK!

DONOTOPEN! !

Useonly a 250V fuse

Employeruniquement aux

unfusible de 250V

C UL

LIFTED

OFF

110V FUSE T8AH 250V

230VFUSE T4AH250V

118V110-120VAC-60H-230W

230V230-240AC-50Hz-230W

SPEAKER OUT

BRIDGE

DIGITAL

CH1

CH2

LINE OUT

CH1

CH2

LINK ACT

OUT

LINE IN

TRIGGER

DC 12 V

SERIAL

CONTROL

NETWORK

CONTROL

OUT

CH2 CH1

2 OR

Connect the subwoofer to the ampliﬁer’s

8Ωoutput.

Bolt the subwoofer to a surface, or bury it, leaving two inches between the ground

and grille.

MB1

The MB1 is a passive device that combines the signal from a lighting transformer and ampliﬁer along

a single wire to carry both signals to Radiance speakers and lights.

A. FUSE SET —Button pops out during an over-current event. Press the button back in to reset the

fuse.

B. INPUT: LIGHT POWER — Wire terminal for the light transformer input.

C. INPUT: AUDIO 70V — Wire terminal for the 70V DSP amplifier input.

D. OUTPUT — Wire terminal for the 70V wire run to Radiance speakers and lights.

E. LIGHT ACTIVE LED — Illuminates when the MB1 senses a signal on the LIGHT POWER input.

F. AUDIO ACTIVE LED — Illuminates when the MB1 senses a signal on the AUDIO 70V input.

G. FAULT ERROR LED — Illuminates when the MB1 experiences an over-current event, or the

temperature is too hot.

Mounting

FUSE SET

LIGHT POWER

LIGHT

ACTIVE

AUDIO

ACTIVE

AUDIO 70V

OUTPUT

FAULT

ERROR

INPUT INPUT

tPlace the MB1 into the mount, sideways, to

hold it in place as you connect the wires.

1 2

BCD

E F G

Connections

Caution: Verify the light transformer and ampliﬁer are powered o when making connections.

1. Loosen the gland nuts to pull the wire through the MB1’s water-tight cap before connecting the

ampliﬁer, light transformer, and Radiance wire run.

2. Connect the low-voltage

lighting transformer to the

LIGHT POWER input.

23. Connect the 70V DSP

ampliﬁer signal to the

AUDIO 70V input.

34. Connect your

Radiance device wire

run to the OUTPUT.

Slide the MB1 cap into place, tighten the

gland nuts, then tighten the screws by

hand.

Rotate the MB1 so it stands vertically in the

mount, allowing the wires to hang down.

Screw the MB1 into the mount by hand.

LIGHT POWER AUDIO 70V

OUTPUT

INPUT INPUT

EA-AMP-HYB-2D-1000

CH.SEL

PROTECT

CH2 ADJUST | SET

BACK

CLIP

-10

-20

SIGNAL

PROTECT

CH1

CLIP

-10

-20

SIGNAL

Pro Tip: For the best results, use the lighting transformer’s tap setting with the highest output. No

less than 12V and no more than 15V. The higher the voltage, the less heat is generated

and the more ecient the Radiance system performs.

Technical Support

For chat and telephone, visit snp1.co/techsupport • Email: T[email protected] Visit snp1.co/tc for discussions,

instructional videos, news, and more.

Warranty and Legal Notices

Find details of the product’s Limited Warranty and other safety, patent, and legal resources at snapone.com/legal or request

a paper copy from Customer Service at 866.424.4489.

trademarks of Snap One, LLC (formerly known as Wirepath Home Systems, LLC), in the United States and/or other countries.

4Store, 4Sight, Control4, Control4 My Home, SnapAV, and Episode are also registered trademarks or trademarks of Snap

One, LLC. Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of their respective owners. Snap One makes no claim

that the information contained herein covers all installation scenarios and contingencies, or product use risks. Information

within this speciﬁcation subject to change without notice.

221104

200-00764_X2

Limitations

• The MB1 has a maximum audio load rating of 500W. Plan for 400W to allow for 20% headroom.

• The MB1 has a maximum lighting load rating of 300W. Plan for 240W to allow for 20% headroom.

• The MB1 is only compatible with Radiance lights and speakers.

• Radiance lights cannot be dimmed.

• Radiance lights do not support color modiﬁcations.

DSP Settings

A DSP ampliﬁer must be used for the Radiance system to work as intended. DSP settings for the

Episode Hybrid ampliﬁer can be found on the support tab of SnapAV.com.

Troubleshooting

Symptom Troubleshooting

Lighting transformer and ampliﬁer have power,

but the Radiance system isn’t illuminating or

playing audio.

Possible surge event. Press the circuit breaker

button on the MB1.

No audio. Verify the AUDIO ACTIVE LED is illuminated. If it

isn’t, verify the ampliﬁer is powered on.

No lights.

Verify the LIGHT ACTIVE LED is illuminated. If it

isn’t, verify the light transformer is powered on

and working properly.

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