User manual

6 Audio Authority CMX-144 User Manual
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Getting Started
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Write the serial number (see product rear panel) inside
the back cover of this manual.
Unpack the unit, assemble any accessories, and load
batteries into the remote.
Connect associated equipment (see detailed instruc-
tions in the Installation Section).
Connect the product to a suitable power outlet using
only the power supply furnished.
Perform desired setup operations via RS-232 or
Ethernet if desired (see Appendix A).
Carton Contents
Model CMX-144 High Denition Matrix
12-volt power supply
Model 1106 infrared remote control with batteries
Rack ears
User manual
Other Materials You May Need
Patch cables (Ethernet, RCA, and/or optical)
Coaxial cable and RCA terminations – for remote zone
outputs
Infrared receiver
Suggested Audio Authority Accessories
Model 1362 Up-converter/scaler: converts composite
or S-video signals to component video for legacy video
sources.
Model 1366 Video Converter: converts YPbPr to
RGBHV or VGA to YPbPr for incompatible video
sources or projectors and video displays.
Model AVP-11 or SCP-11 Cat 5 A/V Extenders: use
Cat 5 cable to extend one or all of your inputs/outputs
up to 1,000 feet from the CMX-144.
SOURCE keys used to
select source input to
selected zone
ON key wakes unit
from standby mode
OFF key enters
standby mode
DIM used to dim
the panel display
ZONE keys used to
select a zone output
Model 1106 IR Remote Control
Each CMX-144 includes one 1106 remote;
additional 1106 Remotes may be purchased
separately, or you may download the IR codes from
www.audioauthority.com. for use in programmable
IR remotes.
This remote control is useful in basic CMX-144
installations for switching source signals to the
main output. For advanced features, such as
breakaway audio switching or restrictions, use a
controller programmed with the IR or serial codes
for the desired features (see page 8).
IR conicts are likely if the CMX-144 is used in the same setting with the Audio Authority
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Cat 5 Matrix (AVAtrix™).
Use a different control interface for one or both of the units, and lock out IR using the serial command [LI].