Technical data

Kaleidescape

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Movie Player

The decentral cabling of the Kaleidescape Movie Player can either be

done with an M219 Additional room amplifier or an M51. The

additional cabling of a Movie Player through the local input of an

amplifier (M219 or M51), enables the independent operation of this

Movie Room, separate from the other rooms in the Multiroom system.

This means, that within the same zone, a track from a Music Player

can be played in one room while at the same time, a film can be

watched through the local Movie Player in another room from that

same zone. This is possible because the Movie Player gets its feed

locally and doesn’t receive its music signal through the Revox

Multiroom system.

M219 cabling – Graphic on next page

The Movie Player is connected to the M219 Additional room amplifier

using a Stereo Cinch cable. Use the local input Local 1 and make

sure that this has been activated through the DIL switches (4 + 5) at

the M219. The other local inputs, Local 2+3, are not supported by the

Kaleidescape software.

M51 cabling – Graphic on next page

The Movie Player is connected with the 5.1 Decoder module in the

M51 through the digital audio signal (coax or optical). The enables the

transmission of 5.1 formats for sophisticated Home cinema. The

cabling of the 5.1 Decoder module is independent of whether the M51

is used as Multiroom central unit with Multiroom module, or whether it

is an M51 Slave, with Additional room module.

Video cabling

Use the Movie Player’s video output for the video cabling to the

television, which delivers the best picture in combination with the

television.

The cables may have a maximum length of 10 metres.