Channel Vision ARIA A4623 User manual

A4623
A4623R
4-input 6-zone Amplified AV System
Aria By Channel Vision 4x6 Amplified AV System
A4623
Aria
By Channel Vision
4x6 Amplified AV System
A4623R
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By

2
3
Accessories
(Sold Separately)
IR-3001 & IR-3002 ... Single and dual head IR flashers.
Use one head per source to control from the remote
room. (IR-3002 shown).
A0501 or A0502 ... Remote control. Contains IR codes
for controlling the A4623 as well as many other Channel
Vision audio products. (A0501 shown).
A0127 ... IR repeating keypad. The A0127 already
contains the IR codes necessary to operate the A4623,
but you may also use a standard IR receiver or a 3rd
party keypad. When using a simple IR receiver, you will
need to use the A0501remote control which contains
the IR codes to control the A4623. These codes can be
downloaded from www.channelvision.com, or learned
from an A0501 remote control.
Pwr Mute
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
1. Read these instructions.
2. Keep these instructions for future reference
3. Heed all warnings.
4. Follow all instructions.
5. Do not use this device near water.
6. Clean only with a dry cloth.
7 Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with
these instructions.
8. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat
registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce
heat. When installing multiple amplifiers in the same rack, provide
space for air circulation above and below each unit.
9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type
plug. A polarized plug, has two blades with one wider than the other. A
grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. the
wide blade or the third prong are provided fro your safety. If the
provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for
replacement of the obsolete outlet..
10. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched
particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where the
exit from the apparatus.
11. Only use attachments/accessories specified by Channel Vision.
12. Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by
the manufacturer, or sold with the apparatus. When a cart is used, use
caution when moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid injury
from tip-over.
13. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for
long periods of time.
14. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is
required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as
power supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or
objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been
exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been
dropped.
15.
Warning: To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove the cover
(or back), no user serviceable parts inside, refer servicing to qualified
service personnel.
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN !
Note: It is a normal situation if there is an interruption when the sound
bandwidth is between 150kHz to 1GHz.
Aria By Channel Vision 4x6 Amplified AV System
A4623
Aria
By Channel Vision
4x6 Amplified AV System
A4623R
3.50”
14.5”
16.75” 19.0”
A4623RA4623
Features:
!Built-in Amplifiers: 20Watts per channel
!Pre-amp outputs for adding more amplification
!Distributes 4 A/V sources to 6 different zones
!IR and Serial Control options
!Cost effective and easy to install
The A4623/A4623R is a 4 input 6 zone matrix A/V controller with an
integrated amplifier designed for whole-house audio/video distribution. The
unit provides both pre-amp outputs and speaker level outputs for each of the
6 zones making it easy to add a higher power amplifier for more demanding
applications. Any of the 4 source inputs can be selected and routed to any of
the 6 outputs (or zones) independent of the other zones.
Dimensions do not include the rubber feet on the bottom of the unit or
connectors which protrude from the rear of the unit. Rubber feet will add 0.5” to
the height and connectors (without wires attached) will add 0.5” to the depth.

2
3
Accessories
(Sold Separately)
IR-3001 & IR-3002 ... Single and dual head IR flashers.
Use one head per source to control from the remote
room. (IR-3002 shown).
A0501 or A0502 ... Remote control. Contains IR codes
for controlling the A4623 as well as many other Channel
Vision audio products. (A0501 shown).
A0127 ... IR repeating keypad. The A0127 already
contains the IR codes necessary to operate the A4623,
but you may also use a standard IR receiver or a 3rd
party keypad. When using a simple IR receiver, you will
need to use the A0501remote control which contains
the IR codes to control the A4623. These codes can be
downloaded from www.channelvision.com, or learned
from an A0501 remote control.
Pwr Mute
Vid 1
Vid 2
Vid 3
Vid 4
Vol
+
Vol
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
1. Read these instructions.
2. Keep these instructions for future reference
3. Heed all warnings.
4. Follow all instructions.
5. Do not use this device near water.
6. Clean only with a dry cloth.
7 Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with
these instructions.
8. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat
registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce
heat. When installing multiple amplifiers in the same rack, provide
space for air circulation above and below each unit.
9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type
plug. A polarized plug, has two blades with one wider than the other. A
grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. the
wide blade or the third prong are provided fro your safety. If the
provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for
replacement of the obsolete outlet..
10. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched
particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where the
exit from the apparatus.
11. Only use attachments/accessories specified by Channel Vision.
12. Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by
the manufacturer, or sold with the apparatus. When a cart is used, use
caution when moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid injury
from tip-over.
13. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for
long periods of time.
14. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is
required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as
power supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or
objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been
exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been
dropped.
15.
Warning: To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove the cover
(or back), no user serviceable parts inside, refer servicing to qualified
service personnel.
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN !
Note: It is a normal situation if there is an interruption when the sound
bandwidth is between 150kHz to 1GHz.
Aria By Channel Vision 4x6 Amplified AV System
A4623
Aria
By Channel Vision
4x6 Amplified AV System
A4623R
3.50”
14.5”
16.75” 19.0”
A4623RA4623
Features:
!Built-in Amplifiers: 20Watts per channel
!Pre-amp outputs for adding more amplification
!Distributes 4 A/V sources to 6 different zones
!IR and Serial Control options
!Cost effective and easy to install
The A4623/A4623R is a 4 input 6 zone matrix A/V controller with an
integrated amplifier designed for whole-house audio/video distribution. The
unit provides both pre-amp outputs and speaker level outputs for each of the
6 zones making it easy to add a higher power amplifier for more demanding
applications. Any of the 4 source inputs can be selected and routed to any of
the 6 outputs (or zones) independent of the other zones.
Dimensions do not include the rubber feet on the bottom of the unit or
connectors which protrude from the rear of the unit. Rubber feet will add 0.5” to
the height and connectors (without wires attached) will add 0.5” to the depth.

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Wiring the A0127 keypad...
Keypads connect to the A4623 through the
RJ-45 jacks on the back panel of the A4623
Connections to the A0127 may be
accomplished either by using the RJ-45 jack
or the screw terminals provided on the back
side of the keypad. When using the RJ-45
jacks, simply wire both ends of the cable
according to the TIA568A standard. When
using the screw terminals on the A0127, make
sure to wire the RJ-45 plug connecting to the
A4623 as shown below.
Connecting a standard IR repeater to the A4623... A standard
IR repeating device may be connected directly to the A4623
allowing the unit to be controlled from a learning IR remote. The
connection is similar to the wiring configuration shown above for
the A0127, except there are only three wires as shown below.
Note: not all IR receivers have the voltage,
ground, and signal connections in the same
order as this diagram. Pin 8: +VDC, Pin 7:
Ground, Pin 4: IR.
A0127 A4623
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Pin 7: Ground
Pin 4: IR signal
N.C.
Typical IR receiver
connection
Pin 8: +VDC
Pin 7: Ground
Pin 4: IR signal
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Vid 2
Vid 3
Vid 4
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Vol
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Using the A0501 remote control...
The A0501 is designed to allow you to control your A4623 without having to
touch the buttons on the A0127. Simply point the A0501 remote control at the
IR sensor located at the bottom of the A0127 and press the desired button.
Downloading IR commands for the A4623...
If you don’t have access to the A0501 remote and you need to program a
learning remote, you can download the IR codes from the internet. IR codes
compatible with the Philips Pronto remote controls can be downloaded from
the following websites:
www.channelvision.com (Hex codes are also available)
www.remotecentral.com
Zone Power - Turns on/off the zone you are in
Power - Master power for A4623 (turns all zones on/off)
Mute - Mutes the audio
for the zone you are in
VOL - Controls volume
for the zone you are in
Source Buttons

45
Wiring the A0127 keypad...
Keypads connect to the A4623 through the
RJ-45 jacks on the back panel of the A4623
Connections to the A0127 may be
accomplished either by using the RJ-45 jack
or the screw terminals provided on the back
side of the keypad. When using the RJ-45
jacks, simply wire both ends of the cable
according to the TIA568A standard. When
using the screw terminals on the A0127, make
sure to wire the RJ-45 plug connecting to the
A4623 as shown below.
Connecting a standard IR repeater to the A4623... A standard
IR repeating device may be connected directly to the A4623
allowing the unit to be controlled from a learning IR remote. The
connection is similar to the wiring configuration shown above for
the A0127, except there are only three wires as shown below.
Note: not all IR receivers have the voltage,
ground, and signal connections in the same
order as this diagram. Pin 8: +VDC, Pin 7:
Ground, Pin 4: IR.
A0127 A4623
Front Rear
Pin 7: Groudn
Pin 8: +VDC
Pin :IR ignl4 sa
Pin 8: +VDC
Pin 7: Ground
Pin 4: IR signal
N.C.
Typical IR receiver
connection
Pin 8: +VDC
Pin 7: Ground
Pin 4: IR signal
Pwr Mute
Vid 1
Vid 2
Vid 3
Vid 4
Vol
+
Vol
-
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Vid 1
Vid 2
Vid 3
Vid 4
Vol
+
Vol
-
Using the A0501 remote control...
The A0501 is designed to allow you to control your A4623 without having to
touch the buttons on the A0127. Simply point the A0501 remote control at the
IR sensor located at the bottom of the A0127 and press the desired button.
Downloading IR commands for the A4623...
If you don’t have access to the A0501 remote and you need to program a
learning remote, you can download the IR codes from the internet. IR codes
compatible with the Philips Pronto remote controls can be downloaded from
the following websites:
www.channelvision.com (Hex codes are also available)
www.remotecentral.com
Zone Power - Turns on/off the zone you are in
Power - Master power for A4623 (turns all zones on/off)
Mute - Mutes the audio
for the zone you are in
VOL - Controls volume
for the zone you are in
Source Buttons

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SerialSerial
Link
IR EmittersIR Emitters
Warning:
To prevent fire or shock hazard do not expose this unit to
rain or moisture.
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Channel Vision A4623Channel Vision A4623
Tested To ComplyTested To Comply
With FCC StandardsWith FCC Standards
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Hi-Z
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CAUTIONCAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
+ R - - L + + R - - L + + R - - L + + R - - L + + R - - L + + R - - L +
POWER
Input Voltage
50/60 Hz MAX 115W
230/115V~
FUSEFUSE
T3A/250V 115VAC
67
Sat radio
DVD player
IR emitter outputs allow IR-3002 flashers to
be connected for remote control of source
components.
IR Link allows two A4623 units to be joined
so that IR signals picked up by the keypads
of the first unit can be shared to the second
unit.
Removable screw terminals for speaker wires provide an
excellent connection and allow speaker wires to be connected
and disconnected very quickly.
When splitting the video signal from a source component, use
the dip switch to enable the Hi-Z mode on that input.
Power switch
Switch for 110-120V or 220-240V operation
Main Power Fuse
Main Power Input connection
A4623 Rear Panel
CD player
See page 4 for connection details
Room 6
Each zone is controlled through the A0127 keypad
which connects to the RJ-45 jacks on the rear panel.
RG6
16 AWG
CAT5
A0127 TV or Video Display
Pwr Mute
Vid 1
Vid 2
Vid 3
Vid 4
Vol
+
Vol
-
Connect serial data controller
to the Serial port
(Hex codes on pages 8-11)
T1.5A/250V 230VAC

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SerialSerial
Link
IR EmittersIR Emitters
Warning:
To prevent fire or shock hazard do not expose this unit to
rain or moisture.
TT
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UU
KK
UU
PP
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Channel Vision A4623Channel Vision A4623
Tested To ComplyTested To Comply
With FCC StandardsWith FCC Standards
1234
Hi-Z
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CAUTIONCAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
+ R - - L + + R - - L + + R - - L + + R - - L + + R - - L + + R - - L +
POWER
Input Voltage
50/60 Hz MAX 115W
230/115V~
FUSEFUSE
T3A/250V 115VAC
67
Sat radio
DVD player
IR emitter outputs allow IR-3002 flashers to
be connected for remote control of source
components.
IR Link allows two A4623 units to be joined
so that IR signals picked up by the keypads
of the first unit can be shared to the second
unit.
Removable screw terminals for speaker wires provide an
excellent connection and allow speaker wires to be connected
and disconnected very quickly.
When splitting the video signal from a source component, use
the dip switch to enable the Hi-Z mode on that input.
Power switch
Switch for 110-120V or 220-240V operation
Main Power Fuse
Main Power Input connection
A4623 Rear Panel
CD player
See page 4 for connection details
Room 6
Each zone is controlled through the A0127 keypad
which connects to the RJ-45 jacks on the rear panel.
RG6
16 AWG
CAT5
A0127 TV or Video Display
Pwr Mute
Vid 1
Vid 2
Vid 3
Vid 4
Vol
+
Vol
-
Connect serial data controller
to the Serial port
(Hex codes on pages 8-11)
T1.5A/250V 230VAC

Zone 1 Commands
Serial Cable Pin Out
Zone 2 Commands
Zone 3 Commands
RS-232 Control Code:
For installations requiring more sophistication the A4623 supports RS-232
making it well suited for use with automation systems.
Baud Rate: 19200, 8N1 (8Bit Data, No Parity, 1 Stop Bit)
Each transmission = 8 ASCII bytes
Check Sum = The sum of the first 7 bytes inverted and truncated
Note: the check sum for each command is included in the following charts.
There are two possible responses generated when a command is received:
ack - This acknowledges that the command was received and it had a valid
check sum.
ZZZ - This means that the command was not understood or could not be
decoded correctly. It could also mean that the check sum was not valid.
A46Z1SF0 41 34 36 5A 31 53 46 30
Zone 1, Request Status
A46Z1MT+ 41 34 36 5A 31 4D 54 28
Zone 1, Mute
A46Z1V-F
A46Z1VC0
41 34 36 5A 31 56 2D 46
41 34 36 5A 31 56 43 30
41 34 36 5A 31 53 43 33
Zone 1, Volume Down
Zone 1, Volume Reset
A46Z1V+H 41 34 36 5A 31 56 2B 48
Zone 1, Volume Up
A46Z1S4B 41 34 36 5A 31 53 34 42.
Zone 1, Select Source 4
A46Z1S3C 41 34 36 5A 31 53 33 43
Zone 1, Select Source 3
A46Z1S2D 41 34 36 5A 31 53 32 44
Zone 1, Select Source 2
A46Z1S1E 41 34 36 5A 31 53 31 45
Zone 1, Select Source 1
A46Z1PA8
41 34 36 5A 31 50 41 38
All Power Toggle
A46Z1PL- 41 34 36 5A 31 50 4C 2D
Zone 1 Power Toggle
ASCII Command Hex Command
Function
A46Z1SC3
Zone 1, Status Clear
A46Z2VC/ 41 34 36 5A 32 56 43 2F
Zone 2, Volume Reset
A46Z2SF/ 41 34 36 5A 32 53 46 2F
Zone 2, Request Status
A46Z2MT’ 41 34 36 5A 32 4D 54 27
Zone 2, Mute
A46Z2V-E 41 34 36 5A 32 56 2D 45
Zone 2, Volume Down
A46Z2V+G 41 34 36 5A 32 56 2B 47
Zone 2, Volume Up
A46Z2S4A 41 34 36 5A 32 53 34 41
Zone 2, Select Source 4
A46Z2S3B 41 34 36 5A 32 53 33 42
Zone 2, Select Source 3
A46Z2S2C 41 34 36 5A 32 53 32 43
Zone 2, Select Source 2
A46Z2S1D 41 34 36 5A 32 53 31 44
Zone 2, Select Source 1
A46Z2PA7
41 34 36 5A 32 50 41 37
All Power Toggle
A46Z2PL’ 41 34 36 5A 32 50 4C 2C
Zone 2 Power Toggle
ASCII Command Hex Command
Function
41 34 36 5A 32 53 43 32
A46Z2SC2
Zone 2, Status Clear
A46Z3VC. 41 34 36 5A 33 56 43 2E
Zone 3, Volume Reset
A46Z3SF. 41 34 36 5A 33 53 46 2E
Zone 3, Request Status
A46Z3MT& 41 34 36 5A 33 4D 54 26
Zone 3, Mute
A46Z3V-D 41 34 36 5A 33 56 2D 44
Zone 3, Volume Down
A46Z3V+F 41 34 36 5A 33 56 2B 46
Zone 3, Volume Up
A46Z3S4@ 41 34 36 5A 33 53 34 40
Zone 3, Select Source 4
A46Z3S3A 41 34 36 5A 33 53 33 41
Zone 3, Select Source 3
A46Z3S2B 41 34 36 5A 33 53 32 42
Zone 3, Select Source 2
A46Z3S1C 41 34 36 5A 33 53 31 43
Zone 3, Select Source 1
A46Z3PA6
41 34 36 5A 33 50 41 36
All Power Toggle
A46Z3PL+ 41 34 36 5A 33 50 4C 2B
Zone 3 Power Toggle
ASCII Command Hex Command
Function
41 34 36 5A 33 53 43 31
A46Z3SC1
Zone 3, Status Clear
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A4623 RS-232 Pins
DB-9P, Female
PC RS-232 Pins
DB-9P, Male

Zone 1 Commands
Serial Cable Pin Out
Zone 2 Commands
Zone 3 Commands
RS-232 Control Code:
For installations requiring more sophistication the A4623 supports RS-232
making it well suited for use with automation systems.
Baud Rate: 19200, 8N1 (8Bit Data, No Parity, 1 Stop Bit)
Each transmission = 8 ASCII bytes
Check Sum = The sum of the first 7 bytes inverted and truncated
Note: the check sum for each command is included in the following charts.
There are two possible responses generated when a command is received:
ack - This acknowledges that the command was received and it had a valid
check sum.
ZZZ - This means that the command was not understood or could not be
decoded correctly. It could also mean that the check sum was not valid.
A46Z1SF0 41 34 36 5A 31 53 46 30
Zone 1, Request Status
A46Z1MT+ 41 34 36 5A 31 4D 54 28
Zone 1, Mute
A46Z1V-F
A46Z1VC0
41 34 36 5A 31 56 2D 46
41 34 36 5A 31 56 43 30
41 34 36 5A 31 53 43 33
Zone 1, Volume Down
Zone 1, Volume Reset
A46Z1V+H 41 34 36 5A 31 56 2B 48
Zone 1, Volume Up
A46Z1S4B 41 34 36 5A 31 53 34 42.
Zone 1, Select Source 4
A46Z1S3C 41 34 36 5A 31 53 33 43
Zone 1, Select Source 3
A46Z1S2D 41 34 36 5A 31 53 32 44
Zone 1, Select Source 2
A46Z1S1E 41 34 36 5A 31 53 31 45
Zone 1, Select Source 1
A46Z1PA8
41 34 36 5A 31 50 41 38
All Power Toggle
A46Z1PL- 41 34 36 5A 31 50 4C 2D
Zone 1 Power Toggle
ASCII Command Hex Command
Function
A46Z1SC3
Zone 1, Status Clear
A46Z2VC/ 41 34 36 5A 32 56 43 2F
Zone 2, Volume Reset
A46Z2SF/ 41 34 36 5A 32 53 46 2F
Zone 2, Request Status
A46Z2MT’ 41 34 36 5A 32 4D 54 27
Zone 2, Mute
A46Z2V-E 41 34 36 5A 32 56 2D 45
Zone 2, Volume Down
A46Z2V+G 41 34 36 5A 32 56 2B 47
Zone 2, Volume Up
A46Z2S4A 41 34 36 5A 32 53 34 41
Zone 2, Select Source 4
A46Z2S3B 41 34 36 5A 32 53 33 42
Zone 2, Select Source 3
A46Z2S2C 41 34 36 5A 32 53 32 43
Zone 2, Select Source 2
A46Z2S1D 41 34 36 5A 32 53 31 44
Zone 2, Select Source 1
A46Z2PA7
41 34 36 5A 32 50 41 37
All Power Toggle
A46Z2PL’ 41 34 36 5A 32 50 4C 2C
Zone 2 Power Toggle
ASCII Command Hex Command
Function
41 34 36 5A 32 53 43 32
A46Z2SC2
Zone 2, Status Clear
A46Z3VC. 41 34 36 5A 33 56 43 2E
Zone 3, Volume Reset
A46Z3SF. 41 34 36 5A 33 53 46 2E
Zone 3, Request Status
A46Z3MT& 41 34 36 5A 33 4D 54 26
Zone 3, Mute
A46Z3V-D 41 34 36 5A 33 56 2D 44
Zone 3, Volume Down
A46Z3V+F 41 34 36 5A 33 56 2B 46
Zone 3, Volume Up
A46Z3S4@ 41 34 36 5A 33 53 34 40
Zone 3, Select Source 4
A46Z3S3A 41 34 36 5A 33 53 33 41
Zone 3, Select Source 3
A46Z3S2B 41 34 36 5A 33 53 32 42
Zone 3, Select Source 2
A46Z3S1C 41 34 36 5A 33 53 31 43
Zone 3, Select Source 1
A46Z3PA6
41 34 36 5A 33 50 41 36
All Power Toggle
A46Z3PL+ 41 34 36 5A 33 50 4C 2B
Zone 3 Power Toggle
ASCII Command Hex Command
Function
41 34 36 5A 33 53 43 31
A46Z3SC1
Zone 3, Status Clear
89
A4623 RS-232 Pins
DB-9P, Female
PC RS-232 Pins
DB-9P, Male

A46Z4SF- 41 34 36 5A 34 53 46 2D
Zone 4, Request Status
A46Z4MT% 41 34 36 5A 34 4D 54 25
Zone 4, Mute
A46Z4V-C 41 34 36 5A 34 56 2D 43
Zone 4, Volume Down
A46Z4V+E 41 34 36 5A 34 56 2B 45
Zone 4, Volume Up
A46Z4S4? 41 34 36 5A 34 53 34 3F
Zone 4, Select Source 4
A46Z4S3@ 41 34 36 5A 34 53 33 40
Zone 4, Select Source 3
A46Z4S2A 41 34 36 5A 34 53 32 41
Zone 4, Select Source 2
A46Z4S1B 41 34 36 5A 34 53 31 42
Zone 4, Select Source 1
A46Z4PA5
41 34 36 5A 34 50 41 35
All Power Toggle
A46Z4PL* 41 34 36 5A 34 50 4C 2A
Zone 4 Power Toggle
ASCII Command Hex Command
Function
A46Z4VC- 41 34 36 5A 34 56 43 2D
Zone 4, Volume Reset
41 34 36 5A 34 53 43 30
A46Z4SC0
Zone 4, Status Clear
A46Z5SF’ 41 34 36 5A 35 53 46 2C
Zone 5, Request Status
A46Z5MT$ 41 34 36 5A 35 4D 54 24
Zone 5, Mute
A46Z5V-B 41 34 36 5A 35 56 2D 42
Zone 5, Volume Down
A46Z5V+D 41 34 36 5A 35 56 2B 44
Zone 5, Volume Up
A46Z5S4> 41 34 36 5A 35 53 34 3E
Zone 5, Select Source 4
A46Z5S3? 41 34 36 5A 35 53 33 3F
Zone 5, Select Source 3
A46Z5S2@ 41 34 36 5A 35 53 32 40
Zone 5, Select Source 2
A46Z5S1A 41 34 36 5A 35 53 31 41
Zone 5, Select Source 1
A46Z5PA4
41 34 36 5A 35 50 41 34
All Power Toggle
A46Z5PL) 41 34 36 5A 35 50 4C 29
Zone 5 Power Toggle
ASCII Command Hex Command
Function
A46Z5VC’ 41 34 36 5A 35 56 43 2C
Zone 5, Volume Reset
41 34 36 5A 35 53 43 2F
A46Z5SC/
Zone 5, Status Clear
Zone 4 Commands
Zone 5 Commands
10
Note: this chart contains some ASCII commands that include non-standard
ASCII characters (characters which are not included on a standard keyboard).
When programming a controller with these functions, it may be necessary to
use the Hexadecimal equivalent shown in the far right hand column.
A46Z6SF+ 41 34 36 5A 36 53 46 2B
Zone 6, Request Status
A46Z6MT# 41 34 36 5A 36 4D 54 23
Zone 6, Mute
A46Z6V-A 41 34 36 5A 36 56 2D 41
Zone 6, Volume Down
A46Z6V+C 41 34 36 5A 36 56 2B 43
Zone 6, Volume Up
A46Z6S4= 41 34 36 5A 36 53 34 3D
Zone 6, Select Source 4
A46Z6S3> 41 34 36 5A 36 53 33 3E
Zone 6, Select Source 3
A46Z6S2? 41 34 36 5A 36 53 32 3F
Zone 6, Select Source 2
A46Z6S1@ 41 34 36 5A 36 53 31 40
Zone 6, Select Source 1
A46Z6PA3
41 34 36 5A 36 50 41 33
All Power Toggle
A46Z6PL( 41 34 36 5A 36 50 4C 28
Zone 6 Power Toggle
ASCII Command Hex Command
Function
A46Z6VC+ 41 34 36 5A 36 56 43 2B
Zone 6, Volume Reset
41 34 36 5A 36 53 43 2E
A46Z6SC.
Zone 6, Status Clear
A46ZASF[sp] 41 34 36 5A 41 53 46 20
Global, Request Status
A46ZAMT[cancel] 41 34 36 5A 41 4D 54 18
Global, Mute
A46ZAV-6 41 34 36 5A 41 56 2D 36
Global, Volume Down
A46ZAV+8 41 34 36 5A 41 56 2B 38
Global, Volume Up
A46ZAS42 41 34 36 5A 41 53 34 32
Global, Select Source 4
A46ZAS33 41 34 36 5A 41 53 33 33
Global, Select Source 3
A46ZAS24 41 34 36 5A 41 53 32 34
Global, Select Source 2
A46ZAS15 41 34 36 5A 41 53 31 35
Global, Select Source 1
A46ZAPA(
41 34 36 5A 41 50 41 28
Global, All Power Toggle
A46ZAPL[group sep] 41 34 36 5A 41 50 4C 1D
Global, Zone Power Toggle
ASCII Command Hex Command
Function
A46ZAVC[sp] 41 34 36 5A 41 56 43 20
Global, Volume Reset
41 34 36 5A 41 53 43 23
A46ZASC#
Global, Status Clear
Zone 6 Commands
Global Commands
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A46Z4SF- 41 34 36 5A 34 53 46 2D
Zone 4, Request Status
A46Z4MT% 41 34 36 5A 34 4D 54 25
Zone 4, Mute
A46Z4V-C 41 34 36 5A 34 56 2D 43
Zone 4, Volume Down
A46Z4V+E 41 34 36 5A 34 56 2B 45
Zone 4, Volume Up
A46Z4S4? 41 34 36 5A 34 53 34 3F
Zone 4, Select Source 4
A46Z4S3@ 41 34 36 5A 34 53 33 40
Zone 4, Select Source 3
A46Z4S2A 41 34 36 5A 34 53 32 41
Zone 4, Select Source 2
A46Z4S1B 41 34 36 5A 34 53 31 42
Zone 4, Select Source 1
A46Z4PA5
41 34 36 5A 34 50 41 35
All Power Toggle
A46Z4PL* 41 34 36 5A 34 50 4C 2A
Zone 4 Power Toggle
ASCII Command Hex Command
Function
A46Z4VC- 41 34 36 5A 34 56 43 2D
Zone 4, Volume Reset
41 34 36 5A 34 53 43 30
A46Z4SC0
Zone 4, Status Clear
A46Z5SF’ 41 34 36 5A 35 53 46 2C
Zone 5, Request Status
A46Z5MT$ 41 34 36 5A 35 4D 54 24
Zone 5, Mute
A46Z5V-B 41 34 36 5A 35 56 2D 42
Zone 5, Volume Down
A46Z5V+D 41 34 36 5A 35 56 2B 44
Zone 5, Volume Up
A46Z5S4> 41 34 36 5A 35 53 34 3E
Zone 5, Select Source 4
A46Z5S3? 41 34 36 5A 35 53 33 3F
Zone 5, Select Source 3
A46Z5S2@ 41 34 36 5A 35 53 32 40
Zone 5, Select Source 2
A46Z5S1A 41 34 36 5A 35 53 31 41
Zone 5, Select Source 1
A46Z5PA4
41 34 36 5A 35 50 41 34
All Power Toggle
A46Z5PL) 41 34 36 5A 35 50 4C 29
Zone 5 Power Toggle
ASCII Command Hex Command
Function
A46Z5VC’ 41 34 36 5A 35 56 43 2C
Zone 5, Volume Reset
41 34 36 5A 35 53 43 2F
A46Z5SC/
Zone 5, Status Clear
Zone 4 Commands
Zone 5 Commands
10
Note: this chart contains some ASCII commands that include non-standard
ASCII characters (characters which are not included on a standard keyboard).
When programming a controller with these functions, it may be necessary to
use the Hexadecimal equivalent shown in the far right hand column.
A46Z6SF+ 41 34 36 5A 36 53 46 2B
Zone 6, Request Status
A46Z6MT# 41 34 36 5A 36 4D 54 23
Zone 6, Mute
A46Z6V-A 41 34 36 5A 36 56 2D 41
Zone 6, Volume Down
A46Z6V+C 41 34 36 5A 36 56 2B 43
Zone 6, Volume Up
A46Z6S4= 41 34 36 5A 36 53 34 3D
Zone 6, Select Source 4
A46Z6S3> 41 34 36 5A 36 53 33 3E
Zone 6, Select Source 3
A46Z6S2? 41 34 36 5A 36 53 32 3F
Zone 6, Select Source 2
A46Z6S1@ 41 34 36 5A 36 53 31 40
Zone 6, Select Source 1
A46Z6PA3
41 34 36 5A 36 50 41 33
All Power Toggle
A46Z6PL( 41 34 36 5A 36 50 4C 28
Zone 6 Power Toggle
ASCII Command Hex Command
Function
A46Z6VC+ 41 34 36 5A 36 56 43 2B
Zone 6, Volume Reset
41 34 36 5A 36 53 43 2E
A46Z6SC.
Zone 6, Status Clear
A46ZASF[sp] 41 34 36 5A 41 53 46 20
Global, Request Status
A46ZAMT[cancel] 41 34 36 5A 41 4D 54 18
Global, Mute
A46ZAV-6 41 34 36 5A 41 56 2D 36
Global, Volume Down
A46ZAV+8 41 34 36 5A 41 56 2B 38
Global, Volume Up
A46ZAS42 41 34 36 5A 41 53 34 32
Global, Select Source 4
A46ZAS33 41 34 36 5A 41 53 33 33
Global, Select Source 3
A46ZAS24 41 34 36 5A 41 53 32 34
Global, Select Source 2
A46ZAS15 41 34 36 5A 41 53 31 35
Global, Select Source 1
A46ZAPA(
41 34 36 5A 41 50 41 28
Global, All Power Toggle
A46ZAPL[group sep] 41 34 36 5A 41 50 4C 1D
Global, Zone Power Toggle
ASCII Command Hex Command
Function
A46ZAVC[sp] 41 34 36 5A 41 56 43 20
Global, Volume Reset
41 34 36 5A 41 53 43 23
A46ZASC#
Global, Status Clear
Zone 6 Commands
Global Commands
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Channel Vision Technology will repair or replace any defect in material or
workmanship which occurs during normal use of this product with new or rebuilt
parts, free of charge in the USA, for two years from the date of original purchase.
This is a no hassle warranty with no mail in warranty card needed. This warranty
does not cover damages in shipment, failures caused by other products not
supplied by Channel Vision Technology, or failures due to accident, misuse, abuse,
or alteration of the equipment. This warranty is extended only to the original
purchaser, and a purchase receipt, invoice, or other proof of original purchase date
will be required before warranty repairs are provided.
Mail in service can be obtained during the warranty period by calling (800) 840-
0288 toll free. A Return Authorization number must be obtained in advance and
can be marked on the outside of the shipping carton.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may have other rights (which
vary from state to state). If a problem with this product develops during or after the
warranty period, please contact Channel Vision Technology, your dealer or any
factory-authorized service center.
500-192 rev A1
Specifications: (typical @25º C)
Audio
Bandwidth: 20-20kHz +/- 3dB
Power Output: 20W per channel
S/N ratio: >80dB
THD: < 0.5%
Video
Bandwidth: DC-20MHz
Crosstalk: -60 dB
Specifications subject to change without notice.
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