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General| Type | Stereo System |
|---|---|
| Frequency Response | 20Hz - 20kHz |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | >85dB |
| Input Sensitivity | 300mV |
| Input Impedance | 47k Ohms |
| Dimensions | 215mm (W) x 55mm (H) x 235mm (D) |
| Weight | 2.5kg |
Explains the S4.3 Controller's multi-room system architecture and zone distribution capabilities.
Details methods for controlling remote zones using the RHS remote and KMS keypad.
Highlights the system's adaptability for various zone configurations and expansion options.
Lists key features and benefits of the S4.3 Controller specifically for installation professionals.
Describes the central unit of the S4.3 Multi-Room Control System and its comprehensive features.
Details the functions, features, and operation of the hand-held infrared remote control.
Explains the wall-mounted DMS module, its display, and its role in zone control and status.
Describes the KMS keypad as an alternative zone control device and its key functions and layout.
Specifies the required shielded cable type and connectors for data communication between modules.
Details recommended speaker wire and connection methods for zone loudspeakers for optimal audio.
Discusses factors to consider before system planning, including component compatibility and functionality.
Provides guidance on optimal placement and initial connections for the S4.3 Controller unit.
Explains how to configure zones, including basic complements, speakers, and the use of zone splitters.
Illustrates recommended wiring configurations for distributing VCR, Satellite, and Cable signals.
Covers initial setup options, configuration, and pre-installation checks for the S4.3 Controller.
Details how to connect various audio and video sources to the S4.3 Controller's inputs.
Explains the proper methods for connecting speaker cables to the S4.3 Controller's amplifier outputs.
Describes the pre-out connections for utilizing optional external amplifiers or recording devices.
Details the wiring, crimping, and connection of data cables for DMS and KMS modules.
Explains the paging input functionality and how to connect external sources for announcements.
Introduces the primary devices used for zone control, including DMS and KMS modules.
Provides placement suggestions, DIP switch settings, and operational details for the DMS module.
Explains the location, mounting, and basic setup procedures for the KMS keypad.
Guides on fitting DMS and KMS modules into wall boxes and selecting appropriate facia plates.
Details how to connect multiple command devices (DMS/KMS) within a zone for optimal system operation.
Explains how to use an optional Zone Splitter to add a second pair of speakers to a single zone.
Covers AC power connection requirements, including switched outlets and multi-controller links.
Specifies connecting the S4.3 Controller directly to an unswitched AC power source.
Details using the S4.3 Controller's switched AC outlet to remotely power source components.
Explains linking multiple controllers for system-wide AC outlet control and zone management.
Describes external control methods for activating or deactivating switched AC outlets.
Provides recommendations for AC power usage, including outlet capacity and component suitability.
Offers advice on setting up source components, checking compatibility, and configuring inputs.
Explains the default input codes and how they are stored on the controller's code banks.
Details configuring equipment brands using different code banks and translator card switch settings.
Guides through the step-by-step procedure for configuring source component commands and remote codes.
Introduces the IR system for remote control flexibility and explains its operation with source components.
Explains how the IR system translates remote commands via DMS modules to the S4.3 Controller.
Details disabling the front panel IR flood emitter and using optional remote IR emitters.
Describes using rear panel IR emitter jacks with optional window emitters for source control.
Explains how to cascade multiple S4.3 Controllers to create larger, multi-zone systems.
Details how to cascade two or three S4.3 Controllers to achieve 8 to 12 independent zones.
Provides guidance on stacking and configuring multiple controllers for systems exceeding 12 zones.
Explains connecting sources to multiple controllers in a chain for shared component access.
Details IR flood emitter connections for multi-controller systems to avoid interference and ensure reliable control.
Guides on connecting IR repeaters to the appropriate controller in multi-zone systems.
Explains connecting components with RC-5 sockets for direct control via the controller's RC-5 input.
Describes using the IsoLink adapter for controlling components with an IR CONTROL BUS via TX output.
Covers AC power considerations for multiple controller installations, including capacity and distribution.
Explains the DMS display indication for zones listening to the same source, signifying shared operation.
Describes how the paging input activates zones, relays audio announcements, and handles muting.
Explains how to select specific zones that will receive paging announcements or remain unaffected.
Guides on setting zone pre-out sockets for fixed or variable level output for external use.
Provides general operational notes on the S4.3 Controller system after installation and setup.
Details the operation of the RHS remote control for system activation, source selection, and volume control.
Explains how input buttons activate zones and select sources based on current system status.
Details the specific control buttons on the RHS remote for operating the Tuner (Source 1).
Details the specific control buttons on the RHS remote for operating the CD player (Source 2).
Details RHS remote control buttons for Tape/Satellite/Cable (Source 3) operation.
Details RHS remote control buttons for VCR/DVD/Tuner 2/CD 2 (Source 4) operation.
Explains how to adjust the volume level for a selected zone using dedicated buttons.
Details the MUTE function to temporarily lower zone volume for conversations or announcements.
Explains the Standby function for individual zones and powering down the entire system.
Indicates a reserved function for future use, currently inoperative on the remote control.
Introduces the KMS keypad for accessing system functions and describes its key layout.
Describes the functions of the KMS keypad's source selection and command keys for zone operation.
Details system commands like volume adjustment, standby, and mute via the KMS keypad.
Lists the KMS keypad commands specifically for controlling the Tuner (Source 1).
Lists the KMS keypad commands specifically for controlling the CD player (Source 2).
Lists KMS keypad commands for Tape/Satellite/Cable (Source 3) operation.
Lists KMS keypad commands for VCR/DVD/Tuner 2/CD 2 (Source 4) operation.
Provides an overview of the DMS module's role in zone control, status display, and user interaction.
Explains how the DMS module responds to commands and displays appropriate system status messages.
Details the physical controls, LEDs, and indicators found on the DMS module's front panel.
Describes the DMS display content for selected sources, time, greetings, volume, and status messages.
Guides on using the DMS module with handset or keypad for selecting functions and managing zones.
Explains the procedure for setting alarms and the system clock via the DMS module's interface.
Details controlling the Zone Splitter via the DMS to direct source input to different speaker pairs.
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