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SYSTEM CONFIGURATION EXAMPLE:

1. Four areas, with four dedicated power amplifiers and four dedicated pairs of

loudspeakers. An IR wall mount sensor or Keypad in areas two, three and four. The CR10

is in area one.

2. INPUT SIGNAL SOURCES

Mclntosh MR7083 AM-FM Tuner, with control cable.

Mclntosh MCD7007 CD Player, with control cable.

Stereo Cassette Tape Recorder.

3. PC-1 Power Controller connected.

HOW TO SELECT A PROGRAM SOURCE AND VOLUME LEVEL FOR AREA 1

1. Press AREA PROGRAMMING SOURCE VOLUME pushbutton 1.

PERFORM STEPS 2 AND 3 WITHIN 10 SECONDS AFTER STEP 1.

2. Press SOURCE pushbutton for TAPE 1. Then press VOLUME pushbutton to set desired

volume level in area 1.

3. Press POWER ON for area 1.

You have now selected TAPE 1 for Area 1 and turned on the area 1 power amplifier.

HOW TO SELECT A PROGRAM SOURCE AND VOLUME LEVEL FOR AREA 3

1. Press AREA PROGRAMMING SOURCE VOLUME PUSHBUTTON 3.

PERFORM STEPTS 2 AND 3 WITHIN 10 SECONDS AFTER STEP 1.

2. Press SOURCE pushbutton for CD. Then press VOLUME pushbutton to set desired volume

level in area 3.

3. Press POWER ON for area 3.

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. You can adjust

the volume level in each area if desired. You can also turn off a specific area and its

amplifier or you can turn off the entire CR10 system. When the entire CR10 system

is turned off, all previous programming is canceled.

You can turn the system on at the CR10 location, or in any remote area. When the

CR10 turns back on, the TUNER is automatically selected at a -50dB volume level.

If a Keypad is installed in a remote area, its pushbuttons allow you to directly select most

of the functions that are possible with the HR10.

AN EXAMPLE

OF HOW TO

PROGRAM AND

OPERATE A CR10

REMOTE SYSTEM

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