ZonePRO Install Guide-English - dbx

VOLUME
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D
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SELECT
A
VOLUME
5
SELECT
A
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VOLUME
5
SELECT
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B
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D
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VOLUME
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SELECT
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VOLUME
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SELECT
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VOLUME
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SELECT
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B
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Section 4
Zone Controllers
ZonePRO TM
ID’s 1-6
(Top ZC Input Port)
The below diagram shows an example of the DIP switch ID assignments, ZC Input port
connections, and ZC Panel Configuration programming for 12 Zone Controllers.
ID’s 7-12
(Bottom ZC Input Port)
ZonePRO Designer
Software Programming
ID#1
DIP
Switches
ZCs
ZC-1
ZC INPUT
ZCs
ZC-1
DIP
Switches
ID#7
ZonePRO Designer
Software Programming
ID#2
ZC-3
ZC-3
ID#8
ID#3
ZC-1
ZC INPUT
ZC-1
ID#9
ID#4
ZC-3
ZC-3
ID#10
ID#5
ZC-1
ZC-1
ID#11
ID#6
ZC-3
ZC-3
ID#12
When programming the ZC’s on the ZC Panel Configuration
page, you will also notice an Edit button next to each assigned
ZC.
You will need to click on the Edit button for each assigned ZC
to further define how each ZC will function. For example, this
is where you would set a volume controller’s range constraints
(defining how much gain or attenuation the end user is
allowed to apply when turning the ZC volume up or down) or
assign which input sources will be selected when programming
a source selection controller.
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