Factor Electronics V-66 Operating manual

V-66
Professional Multi-room Multi-source Audio System
User and Installation Manual

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SAFETY INST UCTIONS
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
• Read and keep these instructions.
• Heed all warnings and follow all instructions contained within this manual.
• Do not use this unit near water.
• Clean only with dry cloth.
• Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
• Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators heat registers stoves or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce
heat.
• 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 for your safety. If
the provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.
• Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit
from the apparatus.
• Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.
• Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.
• Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as when
the power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or ob ects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been
exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.
• Operate the product only with the voltage specified on the unit. Fire and/or electric shock may result if a higher voltage is used.
• Do not modify kink or cut the power cord. Do not place the power cord in close proximity to heaters and do not place heavy ob ects
on the power cord and/or the product itself, doing so may result in fire or electrical shock.
• Replace the protective cover over the speaker terminals after installation. Do not touch the speaker terminals as electric shock may
result.
• Ensure that the safety ground terminal is connected to a proper ground. Never connect the ground to a gas pipe, as a severe explosion
and/or fire may result.
• Be sure the installation of this product is stable avoid slanted surfaces as the product may fall and cause in ury, property damage,
electrocution and/or fire.
• Note when the unit is turned off it is not completely disconnected from the wall AC power outlet. Do not open the cover. REFER ALL
SERVICE TO A QUALIFIED SERVICE TECHNICIAN
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CAUTION! TO EDUCE THE ISK OF
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P ODUCT OVE VIEW
Thank you for choosing the Factor Electronics V-66 multi-room multi-source audio system. The V-66 provides the ultimate audio control
in six stereo zones (expandable to 18 stereo zones) without the need for programing. The V-66 is a true plug & play system while
providing an extensive list of features for professional installations the V-66 was designed to be simple to operate and easy to install.
The V-66 provides six audio inputs plus one digital optical input for Apple TV, Cable boxes, CD/DVD players and other high quality
digital audio sources. Play music from your favourite CD collection or stream wireless music directly from your smart phone,
PC or hand held music device using one of the many third party wireless internet streaming devices available today.
The V-66 can also be managed and controlled from S232 or Infrared enabled control systems completing your whole-house or
business control system. Please take the time to read this entire manual to get the most from your V-66 audio system.
V-66 MASTE CONT OLLE /AMPLIFIE F ONT PANEL
V-66 KIT
The V-66 kit includes the following parts:
1. 1 x V-66 Master Controller/Amplifier
2. 6 x V-66 Keypad Controllers
3. 1 x V-66 Keypad In-Wall Hub Connection Plate
4. 1 x V-66 Infrared emote Controller
5. 1 x V-66 Expansion ibbon Cable
6. 1 x ack Mounting Kit
7. 1 x Installation Guide/Operation Manual
Power On/Off/ Standby
Press the power button IN to power
the system ON. All zones will be in a
standby state until a zone keypad is
enabled.
Standby/Zone ON LED
All zones will be in standby until a zone
keypad is enabled. The standby LED color
is BLUE. Once a zone keypad is enabled the
ON LED color will change to WHITE.
Peak LED
The PEAK LED is a warning light to indicate
the connected source level is too high. If the
PEAK LED lights solid ED reduce the input
or output level in the affected zone.

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V-66 MASTE CONT OLLE /AMPLIFIE EA PANEL
Stereo line level pre-amp outputs for
every zone. Connect powered sub-woofers
or high power zone amplifiers or commercial
audio amplifiers
6 x 50 watt stereo amplifiers
or 6 x100 watts in bridge mono
mode
Paging capability for Input 1
to broadcast to all zones when
12Vdc is applied to the PA - IN jack
Six stereo
analog inputs
Input 6 with Optical or analog stereo
capability for Apple TV, CD or DVD !
Expandable to 18 zones
With 3 x V-66 systems
Complete S232 control
Dual voltage
selector
115V - 230V
12 high quality amplifiers with 50 watts
output power @ 4ohms or 100 watts
@ 8ohms in bridge mono mode with
removable terminal block connectors
Zone activated 12Vdc triggers x 6
I Outputs 6 routed
& 1 common
12Vdc input
paging trigger
Mute the entire system
with the 12Vdc MUTE IN.
Use the12Vdc master output
to trigger source equipment
or home theatre equipment
Automatic gain control
protects against amp
overload
Single J45 jack
connects to the
V-66 keypad hub
for 6 keypads AC Input
115-230V

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V-66 KEYPAD FEATU ES
The V-66 keypads are available in white (V-66-WKP) and black (V-66-BKP). The V-66 keypad is designed to be very easy to use.
Five backlit buttons access zone power on/off, volume up/down, selection of sources 1-6, zone treble, zone bass, zone un-mute and
zone standby. The backlit LED display provides visual feedback of levels and source numbers. The V-66 keypad also provides an
Infrared receiver which allows complete zone control via the included V-66- C hand held remote control. The V-66 I system also sends
I commands to the V-66 master controller I output jacks for remote control of your source components. No programming necessary,
just touch the keypad and start playing music instantly!
Numeric LED Display
Volume up/down LED
Source selection LED
Ext/Mute/PA selection LED
Infrared (I ) receiver
Treble up/down LED
Bass up/down LED
Up, volume, treble, bass, un-mute
Source 1-6 descending Source 1-6 ascending
Down, volume, treble, bass, un-mute Power on/off & mode select button
Hold for 3 seconds for zone on/off
Press repeatedly for volume, source,
treble and bass adjustment mode
Use the select button with the volume
up/down buttons to adjust volume levels,
treble and bass levels
Night Light, the select button emits
a soft glow at night when the zone
is powered off

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V-66- C INF A ED EMOTE CONT OL FEATU ES
The V-66- C Infrared remote control provides complete zone control through the (I ) receiver located in the center of the V-66 keypad.
All keypad functions can be accessed with the V-66- C. In addition to this the V-66- C provides a handy MUTE button to temporarily
mute audio in the zone and left/right balance adjustment. Once the MUTE function is activated the keypad numeric LED display will flash
indicating the mute status. Press the MUTE button again to return to playing music. Pressing the volume up/down buttons on the keypad
will also un-mute the zone and return to playing music.
Zone mute
Infrared (I ) emitter
Treble up/down Bass up/down
Volume up/down
Source selection 1-6
Zone power on/off
Balance right
Balance left

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V-66 INSTALLATION INST UCTIONS
IMPORTANT: The V-66 should be situated in a well ventilated location or position. Do not block the vents on the sides or top of the
chassis. Proper ventilation is required for normal operation. Do not expose the unit to excessive dust and do not allow dust to build up
on the unit and block the vent holes in the chassis. Do not place the V-66 above or below heat-generating components such as another
audio amplifier. Be sure to leave at least 2 inches of space to the sides of the chassis with open air flow above and below the unit.
INSTALLATION:
1. The V-66 can be mounted in an equipment rack using the rack kit that is included with the V-66.
2. Always disconnect the AC power cord before making any connections to the V-66 controller.
3. Use good quality 12-14awg 2 conductor stranded copper speaker wire for all speaker connections.
4. Use good quality cat5e or cat6 cable and J45 connectors for all V-66-KP (keypads).
5. The V-66 includes a central keypad hub. All V-66-KP (keypads) will be home run back the the hub. Keep the hub close the V-66
controller.
6. Wire all cat5e/cat6 cables exactly the same using TIA/EIA 568A wiring. Do not use crossover cables.
IMPORTANT: All V-66-KP keypa s must have their mo e ip switches set properly
before powering the system on.
Failure to set the keypad mode dip switches correctly will result in no communication
between the V-66 controller and the V-66-KP (keypad). The keypad mode switches
are located on the back panel of each keypad. The dip switches set the zone location and
communication of each individual keypad.
SETTING THE KEYPAD MODE DIP SWITCHES AND KEYPAD WIRING:
Each V-66-KP shows a handy mode selection chart on the back of the keypad as follows:
Switch in the up position is ON. Switch in the down position is OFF.
IMPORTANT: Use a
screwdriver to install the
keypad. Using a power
drill can damage the
keypad.
ON
1 2 3
1 2 3
ON ON OFF
1 2 3 1 2 3
1 2 3
1 2 31 2 3
ZONE-1 ZONE-2 ZONE-3
ZONE-4 ZONE-5 ZONE-6
ON OFF ON ON OFF OFF
OFF OFF ONOFF ON OFF
OFF ON ON

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V-66-KP (keypad) INSTALLATION INST UCTIONS
IMPORTANT: The V-66-KP (keypad) should be mounted in an electrical box or in-wall mud ring using a screwdriver to tighten.
Do not use a power drill to tighten the keypad screws. Over tightening can damage the keypad.
INSTALLATION: Connecting the V-66-KP (keypa s)
Use a good quality Cat5e/6 cable and crimp J45 jacks on each end of the cables.
The J45 jack plugs into the back panel of the keypads and the 6 x J45 jacks on the back panel of the V-66-Keypad-Hub.
The V-66-Keypad-Hub is included in your V-66 kit. Plug the J45 jacks into any available jack on the V-66-Keypad-Hub.
Zone assignment is determined by the MODE dip switches on the back of the V-66-KP (keypad).
Inclu e V-66-Keypa -Hub
NOTE: Keep the hub close
to the V-66 controller
Cat5e/6
2-4 meters
Cat5e/6 200+ meters
Cat5e/6 200+ meters
Cat5e/6 200 + meters
Cat5e/6 200 + meters
Cat5e/6 200 + meters
Cat5e/6

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V-66 SPEAKE INSTALLATION INST UCTIONS STE EO MODE
IMPORTANT: The V-66 amplifiers are capable of driving 4-8 ohm speaker loads in stereo mode and 8ohm loads in bridge mono mode.
Never connect more than two 8ohm speakers wired in parallel to a single amplifier channel in stereo mode. Never connect more than one
8ohm speaker to a single channel in bridge mono mode. Never connect the Left & ight channels of the amplifier together.
Never combine the – negative channels of the amplifier together. Improper speaker installation can damage the amplifiers and void the
warranty. If you are unsure how to connect speakers to the V-66 always contact a qualified Factor Electronics technician before
connecting speakers to the amplifiers.
INSTALLATION: Connecting 8 ohm speakers to the V-66 in STEREO MODE
Use good quality 12-14awg stranded copper speaker wire. Never run speaker wires parallel to AC wires. If you must cross AC wires
always cross at a 90 degree angle. The speaker output terminal block connectors are removable. emove the terminal block connector
and make sure that all connections are open by turning each set screw counter clockwise. This insures that the speaker wire opening is
completely open. Trim approx 1/4” of insulation from the speaker wire and twist the copper ends. Insert the speaker wires into the
connector and tighten the set screws. epeat for the remaining zones.
ight Left epeat for zones 1-6
- + - +
4-8ohm speakers
Set the amplifier mode switch to STE EO

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V-66 SPEAKE INSTALLATION INST UCTIONS B IDGE MODE
IMPORTANT: The V-66 amplifiers are capable of driving 8 ohm speaker loads in in bridge mono mode. Never connect more than one
8ohm speaker to a single channel in bridge mono mode. Never combine the – negative channels of the amplifier together. Improper
speaker installation can damage the amplifiers and void the warranty. If you are unsure how to connect speakers to the V-66 always
contact a qualified Factor Electronics technician before connecting speakers to the amplifiers.
INSTALLATION: Connecting 8 ohm speakers to the V-66 in BRIDGE MODE
Setting the amplifier mode switch to B IDGE mode will double the amplifier power output to 100 watts. Effectively combining the LEFT
and IGHT amplifiers into one larger mono amplifier. The LEFT and IGHT input signals will be summed to mono. The minimum speaker
impedance in bridge mode is 8ohms. Use good quality 12-14awg stranded copper speaker wire. Never run speaker wires parallel to AC
wires. If you must cross AC wires always cross at a 90 degree angle. The speaker output terminal block connectors are removable.
emove the terminal block connector and make sure that all connections are open by turning each set screw counter clockwise.
This insures that the speaker wire opening is completely open. Trim approx 1/4” of insulation from the speaker wire and twist the copper
ends. Insert the speaker wires into the connector and tighten the set screws. epeat for the remaining zones.
MONO epeat for zones 1-6
NOTE: It is possible to set some amplifier
channels to B IDGE and some to STE EO.
Follow the correct wiring techniques and
correct speaker impedance for each zone.
- +
8ohm speaker
Set the amplifier mode switch to B IDGE

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V-66 INSTALLATION INST UCTIONS P E-AMP OUTPUTS
INSTALLATION: Using The V-66 PRE-AMP OUTPUTS
The V-66 provides 6 x stereo unbalanced line level P E-AMP outputs which correspond to the 6 x zone outputs. P E-AMP outputs can
be used to connect powered subwoofers to a zone or additional amplifiers to expand the available power in a large zone or multiple zones.
The V-66 can also be used as the master controller in large commercial audio systems where constant voltage 25/70V amplifiers can
be connected to the P E-AMP outputs. The P E-AMP output levels are variable and can be controlled from the V-66-KP keypad,
infrared or S232. Keep the P E-AMP output cable runs under 25 feet to avoid F interference and use good quality shielded CA cables.
4-8 ohm speakers
Powered Subwoofer
Stereo mode
70 volt speakers

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V-66 INSTALLATION INST UCTIONS CONNECTING SOU CES
INSTALLATION: Connecting Sources to the V-66
The V-66 provides 6 x stereo unbalanced line level source inputs which can be accessed by any zone. Inputs 5 and 6 provide inputs on
3.5mm stereo jacks and input 6 also provides one SPDIF Digital Optical input for digital sources like Apple TV, DVD and CD players or
cable/ satellite boxes. The input 6 - 3.5mm stereo jack takes priority over the input 6 SPDIF input. Do not connect cables to both the
3.5mm stereo input and the SPDIF Digital input at the same time. Input 1 can be used as a paging (all zones) input or a party mode
(all zones) input. When a source is connected to input 1 and 12VDC is applied to the PA-IN jack (3.5mm tip+ sleeve -), source 1 will be
broadcast in all zones. If there is no DC voltage applied to the PA-IN jack then source 1 will act like all the other 5 sources and broadcast
only when a zone selects source 1. Always use good quality shielded CA cables to connect sources to the V-66 and keep CA cables
as short as possible to avoid F interference.
Infrare Emitter Outputs:
Each source has a corresponding Infrared (I ) emitter output. These outputs are use to control the connected source components
remotely through the V-66 I system. Connect an I emitter like the Factor Electronics I -1-FLASH to the Source 3 I Emitter output
jack and then connect the flasher to the I receiver window on source 3. Now you can use a master remote control or the source 3
remote control in any zone and control your source through the V-66-KP (keypad) remotely. The V-66-KP (keypad) should have the
corresponding source 3 selected for the I to work. epeat this for all your Infrared (I ) enabled sources for complete I source control.
Digital Optical
3.5mm Stereo
CA
CA
CD, DVD or Music Player Airport Express Apple TV
I Emitter

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V-66 INSTALLATION INST UCTIONS USING THE 12V T IGGE S
INSTALLATION: Using the V-66 12VDC Trigger Inputs an Outputs
The V-66 provides 6 x 12VDC trigger outputs which correspond to the 6 x V-66 zones. When a zone is powered ON by pressing and
holding the SELECT button on the V-66-KP (keypad) for 3 seconds the corresponding zone sends 12VDC to the trigger output jack.
When the zone is powered OFF the routed 12VDC signal is disengaged. Triggers can be used to automatically power peripheral
equipment ON/OFF with the V-66 zones. The V-66 also provides a master control 12VDC trigger output which sends 12VDC to the
CONT OL OUT jack when any zone is powered ON. The 12VDC CONT OL OUT signal is disengaged when all zones are powered OFF.
V-66 Trigger outputs:
ZONE 1-6: Zone ON 12VDC applied to output jack Zone OFF 12VDC disengaged
CONTROL: Any zone ON 12VDC applied to output jack Zone OFF 12VDC disengaged
V-66 Trigger Inputs:
PA- IN- Insert 12VDC and Input 1 takes priority over all other inputs and broadcasts to all 6 zones.
MUTE - IN- Insert 12VDC and all zones will be muted. (no sound)
WIRING: 3.5mm Mono Plug (Tip + / Sleeve -) + -
Motorized Projection Screen
12VDC Trigger In External Amplifier Control
12VDC Trigger In

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V-66 INSTALLATION INST UCTIONS EXPANSION
INSTALLATION: Expan ing the V-66 to 18 zones
The V-66 provides an 18 pin expansion cable with the V-66 kit. The V-66 can be expanded up to 18 zones using three complete V-66
kits. Connect the expansion cable from the lowest unit output and cascade the units from output to input. Next you must select which
unit will be the MASTER , SLAVE 1, & SLAVE 2 units using the select switch. Connect all sources to the MASTER unit.
The following data and control is provided between units using the expansion cable.
1. All source audio information.
2. All S232 control data.
3. All MCU communication between the master and slave units.
4. NOTE: I zone outputs will each require a seperate flasher connected to your source components for control to function from every
zone. The MASTE V-66 unit I outputs will function as normal however the I outputs from SLAVE 1 & 2 will not pass through the
MASTE V-66 I outputs when the I signal is send from SLAVE 1 & 2 zones.
Master
Slave
Select
SLAVE 2
SLAVE 1
MASTE

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V-66 INSTALLATION INST UCTIONS S-232 CONT OL
INSTALLATION: V-66 RS-232 Serial Port Control
The V-66 provides an S-232 serial port connection located on the back panel of the V-66 and uses a DB-9 cable connection. The V-66
supports bi-directional S-232 communication with third party automation systems. All keypad and remote control operations can be
controlled via S-232 in addition to system expansion up to 18 zones or 3 master controller units linked together using the included
18 pin expansion cable. (Bau Rate 9600, 8, N, 1 , DB9 Connector Pin out, Tx, Rx, GND)
V66 RS-232 CONTROL
'CR':Carriage Return (0x0D)
No case ca italization/ lowercase
Control order structure <xxPPuu'CR'
Re ly control order frame >xxPPuu'CR'
xx: stands for control object code
10 :All Zone of Main unit 1.
20 :All Zone of Main unit 2.
30 :All Zone of Main unit 3.
:Zone1 of Main unit 1.
:Zone2 of Main unit 1.
:Zone3 of Main unit 1.
...............
PP: Stands for control action code.
PR:Power control
PR00:Power off PR01:Power on
MU:Mute control
MU00:Mute off MU01:Mute on
DT:Do Not Disturb control
DT00:DT control off
DT01:DT control on
VO:Volume control
VO(00-38):Volume control
TR:Treble control
TR(00-14):Treble control
BS:Bass control
BS(00-14):Bass control
BL:Balance control
BL(00-20):Balance control
CH:Source Channel control
CH(01-06):Source control
Inquiry command structure (1) ?xx'CR'
xx: stands for control object code
10 : All Zone of Main unit 1.
20 : All Zone of Main unit 2.
30 : All Zone of Main unit 3.
: Zone1 of Main unit 1
: Zone2 of Main unit 1
: Zone3 of Main unit 1
: Zone1 of Main unit 2
: Zone2 of Main unit 2
: Zone3 of Main unit 2
...............
Re ly command: >xxaabbccddeeffgghhiijj'CR'
aa: PA control status
bb: Power control status ([5]:Backu Zone Power
Status
(only on zone)
cc: Mute control status
dd: DT control status
ee: Volume control status
ff: Treble control status
gg: Bass control status

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V-66 INSTALLATION INST UCTIONS S-232 CONT OL
INSTALLATION: V-66 RS-232 Serial Port Control
The V-66 S-232 Serial commands continued.
hh: Balance control status
ii: Source control status
jj: key ad connecting status
(00:disconnect 01:connected)
Inquiry command structure (2) ?xxPP'CR'
xx: stands for control object code
10 : All Zone of Main unit 1.
20 : All Zone of Main unit 2.
30 : All Zone of Main unit 3.
11 : Zone1 of Main unit 1
12 : Zone2 of Main unit 1
13 : Zone3 of Main unit 1
14 : Zone4 of Main unit 1
15 : Zone5 of Main unit 1
16 : Zone6 of Main unit 1
PP: Stands for control action code.
PA: PA control
PR: Power control
MU: Mute control
DT: DT control
VO: Volume control
TR: Treble control
BS: Bass control
BL: Balance control
CH: Source control
LS: key ad connecting status
Re ly command: >xxPPuu'CR'
Key in 1<********'CR' change Source 1 Name
display;********needs to be 8 valid SCII codes.
Key in 2<********'CR' change Source 2 Name
display
Key in 3<********'CR' change Source 3 Name
display
Key in 4<********'CR' change Source 4 Name
display
Key in 5<********'CR' change Source 5 Name
display
Key in 6<********'CR' change Source 6 Name
display
Key in M<********'CR' change the name display on
keypad when turn on.
Key in <9600'CR' change RS232 speed rate to 9600
Key in <19200'CR' change RS232 speed rate to
19200
Key in <38400'CR' change RS232 speed rate to
38400
Key in <57600'CR' change RS232 speed rate to
57600
Key in <115200'CR' change RS232 speed rate to
115200
Key in <230400'CR' change RS232 speed rate to
230400
When unplugging and re-plugging the C power
cord, the baud s eed rate returns to 9600.
ee: Volume control status
ff: Treble control status
gg: Bass control status
hh: Balance control status
ii: Source control status
jj: key ad connect status
(Bau Rate 9600, 8, N, 1 , DB9 Connector Pin out, Tx, Rx, GND)

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V-66 INSTALLATION INST UCTIONS S-232 CONT OL
INSTALLATION: V-66 RS-232 Serial Port Control
The V-66 S-232 Serial commands continued.
(00:disconnect 01:connected)
Inquiry command structure (2) ?xxPP'CR'
xx: stands for control object code
10 : All Zone of Main unit 1.
20 : All Zone of Main unit 2.
30 : All Zone of Main unit 3.
11 : Zone1 of Main unit 1
12 : Zone2 of Main unit 1
13 : Zone3 of Main unit 1
14 : Zone4 of Main unit 1
15 : Zone5 of Main unit 1
16 : Zone6 of Main unit 1
PP: Stands for control action code.
PA: PA control
PR: Power control
MU: Mute control
DT: DT control
VO: Volume control
TR: Treble control
BS: Bass control
BL: Balance control
CH: Source control
LS: key ad connecting status
Reply command : >xxPPuu'CR'
Reply command : >xxPPuu'CR'
;********needs to be 8 ASCII codes.
Key in 1<********'CR' change Source 1 Name display
Key in 2<********'CR' change Source 2 Name display
Key in 3<********'CR' change Source 3 Name display
Key in 4<********'CR' change Source 4 Name display
Key in 5<********'CR' change Source 5 Name display
Key in 6<********'CR' change Source 6 Name display
Key in M<********'CR' change the name in the dis lay
On the key ad when the key ad is turned on.
Key in <9600'CR' change RS232 s eed rate to 9600
Key in <19200'CR' change RS232 s eed rate to 19200
Key in <38400'CR' change RS232 s eed rate to 38400
Key in <57600'CR' change RS232 s eed rate to 57600
Key in <115200'CR' change RS232 s eed rate to 115200
Key in <230400'CR' change RS232 s eed rate to 230400
When un lugging and re- lugging the AC ower cord, the
Baud s eed rate will return to 9600.
(Bau Rate 9600, 8, N, 1 , DB9 Connector Pin out, Tx, Rx, GND)

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V-66 SPECIFICATIONS & WA ANTY
MS Power @ 8 ohms 25 watts x 12
MS Power @ 4 ohms 50 watts x 12
MS Power @ 8 ohms Bridge
Mode
100 watts x 6
S/N atio >85dB A Weighted
THD <0.1%
Frequency esponse 20Hz - 20kHz
Input Impedance >47 K Ohms
Input Sensitivity 250mv
Amplifier Protection Overload, Short Circuit & Thermal
Trigger Systems ON Voltage DC + 12V
Trigger External Mute Voltage DC + 12V
Infrared Frequency 38kHz
Input Connectors 3.5mm stereo, CA, SPDIF
Output Connectors Terminal Block, 3.5mm mono
Power Supply (switchable) AC115V/60Hz, 230V/50Hz
Dimensions mm 430 W x 89 H x 416 D
Weight 11kg
Warranty 3 Years
In an effort to constantly provi e our value customers
with the latest a vancements in technology, Factor
Electronics specifications are subject to change from
time to time without notice.
Contact Information:
Factor Electronics
#108-19232 Enterprise Way
Surrey B.C. Canada V3S-6J9
PH: 778-574-3883
E-Mail: [e-mail]
Web: www.factorelectronics.com
Warranty
Factor Electronics amplifiers are warranted to be free from
defects in workmanship and materials for a period of three
(3) years from the date of purchase without charge for parts
or labour. This warranty applies only to the original owner.
The owners responsibilities are to provide proof of purchase
from an authorized Factor Electronics dealer/distributor
and transportation to the dealer/distributor the unit was
purchased from or Factor Electronics. This warranty does
not apply to units that have been subject to misuse, abuse,
neglect or improper installation, and does not apply to
repairs or alterations made by unauthorized personnel.
This warranty specifically excludes responsibility for
consequential damage.
etention of your original bill of sale is required to obtain
service under the terms of this warranty.
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owners. Specifications are su ject to change without
notice. Factor Electronics is not responsi le for
typographical errors or omissions.