Knoll Systems MR216 Stereo Amplifier User Manual


 
Basic System Layout and Pre-Wiring
The MR216 can be used with amplifiers that have a trigger input
to turn the amp on and off remotely. The MR216 trigger signal is
a 12 volt DC (150 mA maximum) when an audio signal is
detected by the MR216.
The MR216 is usually placed near the amplifier or multiroom
amplifier. Connect the MR216 RCA jacks labelled “OUTPUT” to the
stereo input of the amplifier with the trigger using a short as
possible RCA stereo cable (an adaptor may be needed) and the
included 3.5mm mono jack cord as shown in the example.
Connect the MR216 stereo jacks labelled “INPUT” to the stereo
source (a CD player is shown in the example). Connect the MR216
included 12 VDC power supply and shown and plug it in.
Turn the CD player on and observe if the amplifier switches on. If
it does not try adjusting the MR216 sensitivity pot labelled
“SENS”. After the source signal is switched off the MR216 should
switch off the amplifier in about 20 seconds to 5 minutes.
Adjusting the sensitivity may require a bit of experimenting.
Ideally the amp should switch off about 2 minutes after the
source signal is switched off.
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Note: This product may contain trace amounts of lead that some
states have deemed as harmful. Wash your hands after touching
inside portions.
If you have any questions or concerns, please call and ask for audio
technical support at 1 800 566 5579. The help line is open from 7:30 a.m.
to 4:00 p.m., Monday to Friday, Pacific time.