Installation Manual
CORE PLUS
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basalte v1.0
1 Power supply (12V DC)
2 Ethernet LAN port (PoE)
3 USB port
4 Service button
5 KNX bus coupler (connector provided)
6 IR out 1 (tripple IR No. 0729-12, emitter included)
7 IR out 2 (tripple IR No. 0729-12, emitter included)
8 Analog output (RCA)
9 Digital output S/PDIF (coaxial)
10 Audio network
11 Beam antenna
12 Programming key and Mac address
13 Serial number
Before operating the unit, please read this
manual thoroughly and retain it for future
reference.
Model No. 790-14
You are cautioned that any changes or
modifications not expressly approved in
this manual could void your authority to
operate this equipment.
Description
The Basalte Core Plus server is at the heart of the Basalte Home visualisation. It oers a comprehensive
functionality set for KNX home automation systems: from light & shade control over the native integration of
third-party solutions like Philips Hue to door phones, AV gear and more. The built-in logic functions allow to
create home automation sequences. Connect the Core Plus to the Asano multiroom amplifiers using audio
network and use the 4 streams to play your music library, internet radio and streaming services in any room.
Basalte Studio allows you to fully configure all Core’s functionalities whilst the end-user can take full control
with the intuitive Basalte App.
How to start up
After initial power-up, Core Plus needs to be configured using Basalte Studio.
For more information, please refer to the software manual.
Connect the DC plug to the Core Plus before connecting the AC/DC Power Supply unit to the mains.
LED feedback
The Core Plus front panel has a feedback LED , which indicates following statuses:
• Blue: start-up – no music available
• White: normal operation mode
• Green: new software update, will be installed overnight
• Orange: software upgrade ongoing – do not turn the power o
• Red: failure detected, make sure the Core has an active network and internet connection and refer to the
Basalte App settings (> About > Status) where more context about the fault code will be displayed.
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