B&K CT600.1 - Manual (Page 46)

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When a zone is split to mono, two columns of check boxes appear representing the right and left channel of
the split zone. Splitting a zone to mono allows independent ability to control power and volume on each side
of the zone. The left or the right channel may now be controlled with a discrete code-set from the keypad, or
from an external volume control (in wall). If an in wall volume control is desired, set the desired side of the
zone to Fixed volume in Tab 1.
A split mono zone may utilize 3 different code-sets if variable volume control is desired; one code-set for the
left side, one code-set for the right side and one code-set to control both sides together. Check the desired
side of the zone corresponding to the Code-Set it will be controlled by. Regardless of how this is set, this split
mono zone will always listen to the same input. When the input is changed for one side of the mono zone,
the input will be changed for the other side as well. Bass, treble and EQ settings will be shared between the
split mono zone at the same level.
Groups with Mono Zones
In the example above, the Master Suite is served using three groups. Each adjoining room may be adjusted
without affecting the others by using keypads or remote set to Code-Sets 018 and 019. However, when a
keypad uses Code-Set 014, both rooms within the Master Suite will be adjusted together. The absolute vol-
ume in Code-Set 014 is selected in order to sync the volumes at the same level when the suite is controlled
as one zone.