Additional Notes - QED MusiQ RFS System Bedienungsanleitung

6.5 STATUS DISPLAY RFS CONTROLLER ONLY

7 ADDITIONAL NOTES

LOOPING MUSIQ'S TOGETHER
Note 1: It is important to remember that when a unit is configured as a 'Slave' it will only respond to Serial Data Bus
commands from the master unit. Front panel, RF handset and KMM commands are automatically disabled.
Note 2: For reliable Serial Bus communications it is important that the Audio Link lead is connected.
Note 3: The setting of the address switches has no effect on the operation of 'Slave' units.
Note 4: When looping units together you only need to connect IR window emitters to the last MusiQ in the chain.
Note 5: Do not try and connect sources via the source Input phono sockets and Audio Loop IN sockets at the
same time.
Note 6: There must normally only be ONE master unit in a multiple MusiQ system. However, if a large number of
MusiQ units are installed and you want to share common audio sources , there is a provision to have more
than one Master unit.
The following diagram illustrates a typical example:
Master 1
The SDB lead incorporates a switch which blocks both Masters controlling both sets of slave units.
When configuring such a system ensure that the SDB switch is set to give independent control from each master unit.
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MusiQ User Instructions
Additional Notes
Slave Units
1) Microphone Paging Active
2) Zone in Standby Mode
3) Volume Level Indicator
4) Indicates Source Selected
5) Indicates a Command is being
6) Party Mode Activated
7) Serial Data Connection Active.
Source 1
Source 1
SDB Switch OFF
received from a KMM or
RF Handset
This indicates data is being
transferred between linked
controllers
Master 2
Slave Units