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nce this setting is made, press the

⁄

avigation Buttons

o select another

configuration item on this page, or press the

Button

A or the OSD Button

∫

if you have

completed your adjustments to the Multi-room system.

Infrared Output Selection

The AVR 645 enables you to select which IR input

will be used to feed the

Full Carrier IR Output B.

he factory default setting is the IR signal that is fed

to the

Multiroom IR Input P, but you may select

other options.

To change this setting, first make sure the

MULTI-ROOM SETUP menu is on the

screen, and then press the

⁄

Navigation

Buttons

so that the cursor is next to

CARRIER OUT; then press the OK/Enter

Button

E on the TC 30 or the Set Button

on the ZR 10. Press the

⁄

Navigation Buttons

to select one of these options:

•

ZR 10 feeds the signal present at the Multiroom

IR Input

P to the Full Carrier IR Output B.

•

A-BUS feeds the signal carried back from an

optional A-BUS module connected to the AVR to

the

Full Carrier IR Output B.

•

FRONT feeds the received through the front-

panel

Remote Sensor Window F to the Full

Carrier IR Output

When all needed adjustments to the

MULTI-

ROOM SETUP

menu have been made, press the

⁄

Navigation Buttons D

until the cursor

is pointing to

BACK TO MASTER MENU to

make changes to other menus, or press the

Button

A or the OSD Button

∫

to exit the

menu system and return to normal operation.

Multiroom Operation

When operating the AVR 645 from a remote room

location where an IR sensor link has been connected

to the A

VR 645’s rear-panel

Multiroom IR

Input

or via an A-BUS module, you may use either the

TC 30 or the ZR 10 remote.

With the remote pointing toward an IR sensor or A-BUS

module in the remote room, you may turn on the sec-

ond zone system by pressing the

AVR Selector

Button

on the ZR 10 remote to tur

n the system

on with the last used source for the multiroom system

active, or you may press one of the

Input Selectors

∂

or the Tuner Selector

, the XM Radio

Selector

or Selector

to turn

the multiroom system on directly to a specific source.

o tur

n the

multiroom

system on using the

TC 30

remote, press the

Devices Button 4 on the TC 30

remote and then press the

Screen Button 6 next

Receiver

When the choices on the

CD Screen

7 c

hange, press the

age Left/Right

uttons

8 o

nce and then press the

creen

Button

6 next to Multi-Room.

When the multiroom system is turned on, you may

se the same buttons on either remote that would

normally be used to control an AVR function such as

volume, source selection, tuner control or the opera-

tion of an iPod docked to The Bridge. If any of the

input devices are connected to the

IR Output C or

Full Carrier IR Output B, by either a hard-wire con-

nection or through an optional IR “blaster,” you may

use the

Transport Controls

on the ZR 10 to

operate compatible Harman Kardon products or the

appropriate controls that have been programmed for

any source device into the TC 30.

o turn the system off from the remote room, press

the

Power Off Button

on the ZR 10. Remember

that the AVR 645 may be turned on or off from the

remote room, regardless of the system’s operation or

status in the main room.

NOTE: When the tuner is selected as the source for

the remote zone, any change to the frequency or pre-

set will also change the station being listened to in the

main room, if the tuner is in use there. Similarly, if

someone in the main room changes the station, the

change will also have an impact on the remote room.

To turn the multiroom system on from the room where

the AVR 645 is located, press the

Devices Button

4 on the TC 30 remote and then press the Screen

Button

6 next to AV Receiver. When the

choices on the

LCD Screen 7 change, press the

Page Left/Right Buttons 8 once and then press

the

Screen Button 6 next to Multi-

Room

. If the AVR is in the Standby mode (not

turned “on”), the multiroom system will automatically

be turned on.

If the

VR is on, a

MULTI-ROOM

ON/OFF

message will appear in the Lower

Display Line

D. Press the OK/Enter Button E

and then press the

⁄

vigation Buttons

to turn the system on.

o turn the multi-room system off from the room

where the AVR 645 is located, press the

Devices

Button

4 on the TC 30 remote and then press the

Screen Button 6 next to AV Receiver.

When the choices on the

LCD Screen 7 change,

press the

Page Left/Right Buttons 8 once and

then press the

Screen Button 6 next to

Multi-Room.A MULTI-ROOM

ON/OFF

message will appear in the Lo

wer

Display Line

Press the

OK/Enter Button E

and then press the

⁄

Navigation Buttons

to turn the system off.

NOTE: The multiroom system will remain on even

when the

VR is tur

ned off in the main listening room

where it is located. When the AVR 645’s multiroom

system is turned on, but the unit is in the Standby

ode (turned “off”) in the room where the AVR 645

s located, the light surrounding the front-panel

Standby/On Switch 0 will remain blue, rather than

amber, and a

MULTI-ROOM ON message

will be shown in the

Lower Display Line D.

When the Multiroom system is turned on, the input

selected using the Multiroom menu will be fed to the

Multiroom Audio/Video Outputs 8L on the rear

panel as well as the

A-BUS Connector ¢. The vol-

ume will be as set in the previous selection, although it

may also be adjusted using an optional IR sensor and

the ZR 10 remote in the remote location, or the A-BUS

keypad, or on the optional audio power amplifier con-

nected to the

Multiroom Audio Outputs 8.

Although changes to the input source or remote room

volume will normally be made using an IR sensor in

the remote room that is connected to the AVR, it is

also possible to change those settings from the main

listening room. This is useful for situations where some

or all of the remote rooms do not have an IR sensor,

or to take control over the remote room without

actually being in that room.

In addition to using the

MULTI-ROOM menu,

as shown on the previous page, you may change the

source or volume in the remote zone using the

remote. Using the TC 30 remote, press the

Devices

Button

4 on the TC 30 remote and then press the

Screen Button 6 next to AV Receiver.

When the choices on the

LCD Screen 7 change,

press the

Page Left/Right Buttons 8 once and

then press the

Screen Button 6 next to

Multi-Room. Press the

⁄

Navigation

Buttons

D to select either MULTI INPUT

or MULTI LEVEL.

To change the remote room’s input source, when

MULTI INPUT appears, press the OK/Enter

Button

E or the Set Button

, and then press

the

⁄

Naviga

tion Buttons

until the

desired input appears in the on-screen display and in

the

Lower Display Line $.

To change the remote room’s volume, when

MULTI LEVEL appears, press the OK/Enter

Button

E or the Set Button

and press the

⁄

viga

tion Buttons

to change the

volume setting. Note that this volume adjustment con-

trols the level for the output to the

Multiroom Audio

Outputs

and for any speakers connected to the

Surround Back/Multiroom Speaker Outputs ‚

when the Surround Back amplifier channels are con-

figured for Multiroom use, as shown on page 57. This

adjustment does NOT change the volume level for any

room where an A-BUS module is used, as that setting

is only adjustable using the

A-BUS

module’

volume

control or a remote pointed at the A-BUS module’s

built-in sensor.

The

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