Control4 Media Controller Guía de usuario

6your media collections, play music, or access other stored media.Features and BenefitsThe Media Controller makes it easy to enjoy your favorite musi

7Powerful Automation Controller ` Complete theater control – Provides multiple IR outputs and intelligent video sensing, making control of the entire

8What’s in the BoxThe following are included in your Media Controller box:` Media Controller and On-screen Navigator software` Pluggable terminal blo

9Front View with Door Opened1. Front display area — For viewing settings, network addresses, playlist and title sections, media information, receiver

10Back View6543211716151413121110987

111. Serial 1- 2—Standard RS-232 serial ports with hardware flow control available for controlling serial devices such as projectors or DVD changers

12SpecificationsModel Numbers AVM-MC1-B Connections Audio Input: 3 analog, 1 digital Audio Output: 3 analog, 1 digital On-screen display output:

13Control4 Supported DevicesFor a list of Control4 supported devices and solutions, see “Products” at http:/www.control4.com.Typical devices include:

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15CHAPTER2 Install the SystemThis chapter explains how to set up the Control4 home automation system and how to make hardware connections. The essent

DisclaimerControl4® makes no representations or warranties with respect to this publication, and specifically disclaims any express or implied warrant

16Plan Your System ConnectionsWhen setting up the Media Controller, you need to plan the physical connections. Then, at your preference you can eithe

17Relays 1-6 — 6 pin Pluggable Terminal Block connectors for up to six normally closed or normally opened switchable connections such as blinds, fire

18Ethernet — RJ-45 for a 10/100 BaseT Ethernet connection, using a shielded Ethernet cable.1.USB — For supported USB memory devices (such as FAT32 fo

19Determine Best Video OptionIf you have multiple connection options for a video component, you need to determine the best connection available. Tabl

20Power Up the Media ControllerPlug the Media Controller power cord (provided) into an electrical outlet.Change Front Panel InformationTo view or cha

212.To edit the setup:2a. Press the EDIT button. The Network Setup screen is displayed:2b. Rotate the dial to select a setup option, press the dial

22DHCP Server: If the network does not have a device serving as the DHCP Server (such as a network gateway, switch, or router), then you may use the

23Connect DevicesYou can use Interviewer within the Composer software on a PC to walk you through the connection physical process or you can set up t

242.Lower the opening’s latch until it locks the wire in place.3. Repeat Steps 1-2 for all wires required for your device.NOTE: When you connect dry

25Figure 2-1. Configure RS-232 for Configurable PortFigure 2-2. Configure RS-422 for Configurable Port Figure 2-3. Configure RS-485 for Configurable

iContentsPreface Important Information ...1Graphical Symbols on the Device... 1Graphica

26TIP: If you are having trouble communicating with your device, make sure you have connected the transmit and receiver wires correctly. Ensure that

27Figure 2-6. Connect Contact for Self Powered Voltage Source DeviceConnect to the Relay PortsThe Media Controller provides one relay port as a subse

28Set Up IR EmittersYour system might contain third-party products that are controlled with IR commands (usually through remote controls). To provide

29CHAPTER3 Configure the SystemThe Composer interface and wizards are designed to help you simplify the process to fully design, set up, and program

30InterviewerThe Home Automation Interviewer (Interviewer) is a wizard that guides you through project configuration to set up the Control4 system. T

31connect to the controller hardware using a network address. These include devices like Control4 Dimmers, Switches, Keypads, Mini Touch Screens, Sys

32Setting up with Composer, you have the flexibility to follow any set up path you desire. When you become familiar with the Control4 system, this is

33Program the Home Automation SystemThe programming of the system includes programming interactions between events on the system and actions of other

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35CHAPTER4 Use Media ControllerThis chapter introduces interfaces and the common system tasks you can perform with the Media Controller.It contains t

iiInterviewer ... 30The Main Composer Interface ... 31Set Up Media and Create P

36device. See“Change Front Panel Information” on page 20 for more information.On-Screen NavigatorThe Media Controller provides an on-screen system ca

37The On-Screen Navigator Home screen displays the current location and provides access to other locations and all subsystems.` Location (upper-left

38System Remote Control with LCDThe Control4 System Remote Control that ships with this product includes an LCD for system information and feedback,

39Copy Music to the Digital Audio PlayerControl4 audio systems make use of digital music files that have been added to the Media Controller digital a

40NOTE: If the media database cannot identify the music CD, the title “Unknown” is displayed. You can edit the CD information using the Navigator us

41NOTE: If the message HARD DISK FULL displays, then click OK and then click CANC to stop the backup process. You will need to free up disk space on

421.On the Info option bar, choose Themes. The Themes screen is displayed, including a list of theme options. The default theme is Radiant Blue.2. Ch

43CHAPTER5 Warranty and Regulatory ComplianceThis chapter provides the following information:` Warranty` Regulatory ComplianceWarrantyThis section pr

44`Operation or storage outside the environmental specifications for the product` In-transit damage and improper maintenance` Physical damage to the

45ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY AND ANY WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, except that for product purchased directly by a consumer, any

1PREFACEImportant InformationThis preface provides the following information:` Graphical Symbols on the Device` Graphical Symbols in this Guide` Impo

464. DISCLAIMER OF INCIDENTAL AND CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGESIN NO EVENT SHALL CONTROL4 BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL

47Software Agreement The Control4 Media Controller contains pre-installed software. Please read the following Control4 terms before proceeding:NOTE:

48Regulatory ComplianceNorth AmericaThis product complies with standards established by the following regulatory bodies:Federal Communications Commis

49Industry CanadaThis Class B digital apparatus complies with Canada ICES-003.Cet appareil numérique de la classe B est conforme à la norme NMB-003 d

50CE Declaration of ConformityRecyclingFor information on recycling, please go to www.control4.com/recyclingDeClaration OF CONFORMITYControl4 Corpora

2WARNING! This indicates a potentially hazardous situation that, if not avoided, may result in death or serious injury. DO NOT IGNORE A WARNING!CAUT

38.Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.9. Do

4WARNING! This CLASS I apparatus must be connected to an AC mains socket outlet that has a protective earthing connection (i.e., third-prong ground

5CHAPTER1 Introduction to Media Controller This chapter introduces a Control4 home automation system and explains the important role a Control4 Media