ROTEL RMZ-955 - Manual (Page 26)

MULTI-ROOM SYSTEM CONTROLLER RMZ-955
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Operating Instructions
As detailed in above, the RMZ-955 should ALWAYS be plugged
into an uninterruptable AC source. This ensures that essential
RMZ-955 system benefits such as remote controlled zone activa-
tion and source selection are always available. Zone control de-
vices (the RKP-901 keypad and RSM-901 sensor/display) are
powered from the data cables and are always active as long as
the RMZ-955 is connected to AC.
– CHNL +
SKIP
MUTE X
RANDOM DISC
TAPE/SAT STOP
VIDEO/LD STOP
PAUSE
TUNER FAV STN – PRESETS +
CD STOP
STBY VOL
VOL
RR-952
– CHNL +
SKIP
MUTE X
RANDOM DISC
TAPE/SAT STOP
VIDEO/LD STOP
PAUSE
TUNER FAV STN – PRESETS +
CD STOP
STBY VOL
VOL
RR-952
INPUT
BUTTONS
TAPE / SAT
BUTTONS
VIDEO / LD
BUTTONS
TUNER
BUTTONS
CD
BUTTONS
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RR-952 Hand-held Remote
The RR-952 remote provides easy and convenient system opera-
tion from any zone equipped with a RSM-901 sensor/display. You
will find that the RR-952/RSM-901’s operating range is longer and
the angle of acceptance is wider than with many other hand held
controllers. This increased operating convenience is a direct re-
sult of a more powerful transmitter in the remote and more sensi-
tive receiving circuitry in the sensor/displays. Enjoy the
difference.
To use the RR-952 remote control, simply aim it at a wall-
mounted RSM-901 sensor/display.
Input Selector Buttons
These buttons provide “one-touch” operation of the system,
playing the selected source component in the requesting zone.
The actual function of the buttons depends on the current sys-
tem status, but the net effect is the same: activate the system (if
necessary), select the desired component, put it in play mode (if
necessary), and direct its signal to the local zone.
Depending on system status, pressing any of these buttons will
do one of the following:
a) If the entire system is “Off” (i.e., the RMZ-955 is in “Standby”
mode and all source components are either Off or in “Standby” ),
pressing any input selector button will activate the entire system
(including source components) for distribution as requested.
b) If only the requesting zone is in “Standby” (and the rest of the
system, including sources, is active), selecting an input will en-
able that zone’s microprocessor-controlled switching circuitry
and direct that source’s output to the requesting zone. If the re-
quested source is not already in use by another zone, selecting
the source will also engage Play mode.
c) If the requesting zone is already playing a source, pushing an-
other input selector button will simply choose the new source.
d) Input selector buttons for CD, TAPE and VIDEO double as “Play”
command buttons for their respective sources. This is important
when a source is in “Pause” mode: Simply press the proper input
selector again to resume play.
Tuner control buttons
FAV STN (Favorite Station): This will select the first station (Pre-
set #1) programmed into the tuner’s memory.
– PRESET + : These select the next PRE-PROGRAMMED station
lower or higher in frequency than the one playing.