User manual MCINTOSH CR10

[. . . ] Object and Liquid Entry - Do not permit objects to fall and liquids to spill into the instrument through enclosure openings. Nonuse Periods - Unplug the power cord from the AC power outlet when left unused for a long period of time. Damage Requiring Service - Service must be performed by qualified service personnel when: A. Objects have fallen, or liquid has been spilled into the instrument; or C. [. . . ] You can also perform the following functions on accessory Mclntosh equipment. Select the Disc to be played. INTRODUCTION 5 INTRODUCTION REMOTE IR SENSOR The R649 Remote IR sensor can be conveniently installed in a standard single wall outlet box at a remote location. The HR10 Hand Held Controller can transmit your system selections to this sensor. REMOTE AREA KEYPAD AND IR SENSOR A model WK-1 Keypad module can be installed in a double outlet box at a remote location. System selections can be made with the keypad pushbuttons, as well as with the HR10 Hand Held Controller which transmits to the IR sensor in the keypad. REMOTE POWER ON AND MUTE INDICATIONS On the remote IR sensor, as well as on the keypad, there is a status indicator LED. When a remote area is turned on, the LED in the IR sensor or keypad lights. If the area has been muted, the LED will blink on and off. EXTRA REMOTE SENSOR CAPABILITY Up to four IR sensors or keypads can be wired in parallel on the same area coaxial line. AC POWER CONTROL FOR AREA AMPLIFIERS AND ACCESSORIES A PC-1 AC Power Controller is available to turn AC power on or oft to four area power amplifiers. The AC outlet for an area power amplifier turns on only when that specific area is selected. The Power Controller also has five switched AC outlets for accessory audio equipment and two switched AC outlets for accessory Video equipment. There are three unswitched AC outlets that are always on whenever the PC-1 AC cable is connected to a live AC wall outlet. These outlets could be used for accessories such as a clock, or a Video Tape Recorder programmed to record a TV show when the CR10 system is turned off. ADD ADDITIONALCR10 UNITS FOR MORE REMOTE AREAS An optional accessory cable model W103 is available which allows you to connect an additional CR10 into the system. As many as ten CR10 units can be connected in cascade to allow remote control in a total of 40 areas. Each CR10 added provides an additional four remote areas. ADD A FULL FEATURED REMOTE CONTROL CENTER SUCH AS A MclNTOSH C38 OR C39 PREAMPLIFIER A Mclntosh Remote Control Center such as the C38 or C39 can be directly interfaced with the CR10. This component and its power amplifier can then become the main area system. The CR10 will provide four additional areas. HOME CONTROL CAPABILITY Adding the optional HC-1 HOME CONTROLLER allows you to expand AC power control capability to several other devices in the home. As an example, you could turn lights on or off, or raise and lower a motorized TV screen. 6 The CR10 can be installed in a custom cabinet, or in a Mclntosh L72 equipment cabinet. Every CR10 Remote Control System is special, and can be customized for your particular needs. Your Mclntosh dealer can assist you in the design of the system configuration. Your dealer is also prepared to do both the installation and connections for you. INSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS The back cover of this manual folds out to show photographs of the front pane!Fold it out to assist you In locating and identifying the pushbuttons and displays. When a CR10 system is turned off, all area programming selections are canceled. Whenever the CH10 is turned on by an AREA PROGRAMMING POWER ON-OFF pushbutton, prior to any program selection, the CR10 automatically comes on with TUNER selected. [. . . ] Four areas, with four dedicated power amplifiers and four dedicated pairs of loudspeakers. You have now selected TAPE 1 for Area 1 and turned on the area 1 power amplifier. You have now selected CD to be available in area 3 and turned on the area 3 power amplifier. You can now use an HR10 Hand Held Controller in area one or three to select either the programmed signal, or any of the other available signal sources. [. . . ]