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    4-253-728- 11 (2) Custom Integrated A V System  2004 Sony Corporation CA V -M1000ES Installation Manual Owner’s Record The model and serial numbers are located on the rear panel. Record the model and serial numbers in the spaces provided below. Refer to them whenever you call upon your Sony dealer regarding this product. Model No. Serial No.[...]

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    2 US W ARNING To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture. To avoid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet. Refer servicing to qualified personnel only. This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnit[...]

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    3 US T ABLE OF C ONTENTS Chapter 1 Getting Started Features 4 Unpacking 6 Parts and Controls 7 Before Customizing the System 14 Chapter 2 Setting up the Main Unit Installing the Main Unit 15 Hooking up the Main Unit 17 Selecting the Source and the V olume Level of the Main Unit 19 Setting up the Remote Code and the Baud Rate – SETUP Mode 20 Learn[...]

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    4 US Chapter 1 Getting Started This chapter provides you with information on the features of the system, its accessories, and the parts and controls of each component. Featur es Y ou can contr ol up to eight audio/video sources in up to six zones with this Custom Integrated A V System. The system consists of: – a Main Unit – an RF Remote Contro[...]

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    5 US Getting Started Main Unit • Zones: Up to six zones receive up to eight sour ce audio/video signals. – Preamp Outs: Four fixed outputs for zones 1 to 4, and two variable outputs for zones 5 and 6. – Amplification: All six zones have built-in stereo audio amplifiers at 30 W atts per channel. – V ideo outputs for all six zones. – Keypad[...]

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    6 US Getting Started Unpacking The CA V -M1000ES system includes the following components: • CA V -M1000ES Main Unit • RM-TP100 RF Remote Control • RMB-TP100 Charger cradle for the RF Remote Contr ol • Ferrite core • AN-M1000 RF Antenna • AC power cord • Plug-in 4-terminal screw-type connector for speaker (6) • Installation Manual ([...]

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    7 US Getting Started SOURCE SELECT ZONE RS232C PROGRAM ENTER MODE BACK CANCEL ZONE VOLUME MUTING ALL ZONE CHECK LEARN SETUP 12 3 4 5 6 q f q d q s q a q ; 9 8 7 1 ?/1 (POWER) switch Press to turn the power on or of f. 2 Learning IR window Used to input remote codes into the Main Unit . 3 Display window Displays various information. 4 Mode indicator[...]

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    8 US Getting Started Parts and Controls Rear panel of the Main Unit qg ANTENNA (page 18) Hooks up to the RF Antenna using a shielded CA T5 cable, to operate the RF Remote Control. qh SOURCE connection jacks a) IR OUT (page 17) A 3.5 mm monaural mini jack for the connection of an IR emitter to control the eight sour ce components individually . IR s[...]

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    9 US Getting Started w; ZONE connection jacks a) KEYP AD (page 18) An RJ-45 jack for the Keypad interface. Each connector interfaces with the following: power , GND, and data input/output. b) VIDEO OUT (page 18) An RCA jack that sends a source video signal selected by the zone to the composite video input on a zone display . c) FIXED PRE OUT (zones[...]

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    10 US Getting Started Front panel of the Keypad 1 IR sensor Receives IR signals from the IR Remote Contr ol for the Keypad (supplied) to control both sour ce components and the system. 2 SELECT Press to select a menu on the LCD display , such as a source menu, a disc title list, etc. The LED next to the SELECT button lights as follows on the source[...]

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    11 US Getting Started Rear panel of the Keypad IR IN OUT R TO SPEAKERS L D C IN IN R FROM AMPLIFIER MODE SUB L MAIN wa qj qh ws qk ql w; qh Brightness adjustment hole (page 29) The hole is located on the side. Use a flathead screwdriver to adjust the brightness of the background of the display window . qj TO SPEAKERS (page 28) Connects speaker cord[...]

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    12 US Getting Started Parts and Controls IR Remote Control for Keypads Buttons marked in gray are used to contr ol the sour ce components. 1 SLEEP Press to activate the sleep function that turns of f the Keypad automatically after the specified duration. The time changes as shown below . 2:00 t 1:30 t 1:00 t 0:30 t OFF 2 DIMMER Press r epeatedly to[...]

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    13 US Getting Started 1234 5678 90 >1 0 SLEEP DIMMER ENTER SELECT LOCK DISC P AGE SOURCE DOWN GUIDE TOP MENU/ MENU MUTING VOL UM E RETURN/EXIT DISPLA Y TV VOL TV CH FOLDER F1 TV/VIDEO F2 UP TV 1 2 3 4 5 qj qk ql w; 6w a 7w s 8w d wf wg wh wj wk wl e; ea 9 q; qa qs qd qf qg qh * * Only a Sony TV monitor can be controlled with these buttons. * * *[...]

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    14 US Getting Started Befor e Customizing the System Planning the system Before setting up the system, plan the system configuration. 1 Decide the source components to be connected to each SOURCE connection of the Main Unit. 2 Decide the allocation of the components to be used in each zone. Be sure to r ead the following procedur e thoroughly befor[...]

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    15 US Setting up the Main Unit Chapter 2 Setting up the Main Unit This chapter provides you with information on the Main Unit regar ding installation, hookups and settings. Installing the Main Unit When you mount the Main Unit, note the following: • Place the Main Unit on a flat and level surface. • When installing it in a cabinet, make sure th[...]

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    16 US Setting up the Main Unit If you install the Main Unit in a closed cabinet, attach two small boxer fans in the cabinet to provide continuous ventilation. Note Attach boxer fans also if you connect low-impedance speakers (less than 8 ohms nominal). Installing the Main Unit Installing the RF Antenna Mount the RF Antenna in an appropriate place i[...]

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    17 US Setting up the Main Unit Before hooking up the Main Unit, be sur e the power cord is unplugged. Refer to the figures below for the connections. Source component hookups AUDIO IN jack ( A ) Hook up the audio output of each source component and the AUDIO IN jack of each SOURCE connection jack of the Main Unit. Use RCA audio cables. VIDEO IN jac[...]

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    18 US Setting up the Main Unit Output component hookups AUDIO OUT jack ( F ) Hook up the AUDIO OUT jack of each SOURCE connection jack of the Main Unit and each audio input of the external A/V receiver . Use RCA audio cables. VIDEO OUT jack ( G ) Hook up the VIDEO OUT jack of each SOURCE connection jack of the Main Unit and each video input of the [...]

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    19 US Setting up the Main Unit Selecting the Sour ce and the V olume Level of the Main Unit Selecting the source for each zone In the NORMAL mode, you can select a sour ce component for each zone. The status information for each zone appears on the display window . 1 Select a zone by pressing the ZONE + or ZONE – button. 2 Select a source compone[...]

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    20 US Setting up the Main Unit Note A Keypad connected to the Main Unit automatically turns off in the SETUP mode. Setting the baud rate – BAUD RA TE SET Y ou can adjust the baud rate between the Main Unit and an FM/AM Receiver (STR) or DVD Mega Changer connected via an RS232C connection. 1 Press MODE r epeatedly until ”<<SETUP>> Tt[...]

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    21 US Setting up the Main Unit Lear ning the Remote Code for a Connected Component – LEARN Mode Y ou can enter any remote codes, even if the r emote code that you want to enter is not preset in the SETUP mode. Learning the remote code - CODE LEARNING 1 Press MODE r epeatedly until “ <<LEARN>> Tt ” appears in the display window , t[...]

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    22 US Setting up the Main Unit Y ou can add new remote codes using EXP AND CODE. Adding a new remote key - EXP AND CODE 1 Press MODE r epeatedly until “ <<LEARN>> Tt ” appears in the display window , then press ENTER. “ WHICH MENU? ” appears for a few seconds. 2 Press the R cursor or r cursor to select “ EXP AND CODE ” , the[...]

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    23 US Setting up the Main Unit Y ou can check to see if the remote code of the sour ce component have been successfully learned by the Main Unit. 1 Press SOURCE SELECT +/ – to select the sour ce component that you want to check. 2 Press MODE r epeatedly until “ <<CHECK>> “ appears in the display window , then press ENTER. “ SET [...]

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    24 US Setting up the Main Unit Adjusting the source input of fset – SOURCE INPUT OFFSET Y ou can keep the volume balance among source components by taking an average of the output level from each source component. 1 T urn off the power . 2 Press and hold ZONE + and ALL ZONE MUTING simultaneously , and then turn on the power . “ SOURCE OFFSET ?[...]

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    25 US Setting up the Main Unit Viewing the version information – CIS VERSION CIS VERSION provides you the version information of the Main Unit and other external components, such as an FM/AM Receiver (STR), a DVD Mega Changer , an RF Remote Control, or the Keypad. 1 T urn off the power . 1 Press and hold ZONE – and CANCEL simultaneously , and t[...]

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    26 US Chapter 3 Setting up the K eypad This chapter provides you with information regar ding installation, hookup and settings for the optional Keypad. Installing the Keypad A Keypad must be installed in a junction box (not supplied). Follow the procedur es below to mount a Keypad mounting bracket and a Keypad on the wall. Installing the Keypad 1 P[...]

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    Setting up the Keypad 27 US 3 Insert the top of the Keypad onto the mounting bracket first, in the direction of the arr ow 1 until it clicks, then push the bottom of the Keypad onto the bracket in the direction of the arr ow 2 . 4 Fix and tighten the Keypad mounting screws as shown below . 5 When you have finished mounting the Keypad, check that it[...]

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    Setting up the Keypad 28 US Y ou must install at least one Keypad and a pair of speakers in each zone. In the zones where both audio and video will be installed, you must install at least one TV monitor . Requirements for these hookups ar e as follows. • A CAT5 cable has been installed for each zone's Keypad. • Two pairs of 12 to 18 AWG sp[...]

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    Setting up the Keypad 29 US Customizing the Keypad Setting bass and treble Y ou can adjust bass and treble to optimize the acoustic conditions in each zone. 1 T urn off the power . 2 Press and hold MUTING and P AGE simultaneously , and then press POWER. The LCD panel changes to the Bass and T reble setup mode. 3 Press the corr esponding SELECTION b[...]

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    Setting up the Keypad 30 US It is recommended that you test all the components befor e you finish with the installation of the entire system in each zone so as not to encounter any problems after the installation is completed. Check to see if the Main Unit, the installed components, and the Keypad operate properly by testing each operation. 1 Check[...]

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    31 US Other Information Chapter 4 Other Information This chapter provides you with additional information that will help you understand and maintain your system. Pr ecautions On safety • Should any solid object or liquid fall into the cabinet, unplug the player and have it checked by qualified personnel before operating it any further. • The AC[...]

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    32 US Other Information T r oubleshooting If you experience any of the following difficulties while using the player , use this troubleshooting guide to help you to remedy the pr oblem. Should any problem persist, consult your nearest Sony dealer . There is no sound, no matter which component is selected. , Check that both the Main Unit and all com[...]

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    33 US Other Information Err or Messages Main Unit If any of the messages below appear on the Display window of the Main Unit, check the following table to solve the problem. If any pr oblem persists, consult your near est Sony dealer . Message Cause Corrective action PROTECTOR ZONE1 Protective device in zone 1 has been activated. Turn off the Main [...]

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    34 US Other Information Specifications CA V -M1000ES Main Unit Audio (each channel) Continuous average power output (FTC) All channels: 30 W per channel min. RMS at 8 ohms, any two channels driven from 20 Hz to 20 kHz with no more than 0.09 % THD. 40 W per channel min. RMS at 4 ohms, any two channels driven from 20 Hz to 20 kHz with no more than 0.[...]

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    35 US Appendix Chapter 5 Appendix This chapter provides you with remote contr ol code lists and concise information about operating the system. PRESET and LEARN Mode Code List Following tables show preset r emote control code for each source and common component. Y ou can preset the remote contr ol code using the CA V -M1000ES Editor and the RM-TP1[...]

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    36 US Appendix PRESET and LEARN Mode Code List Reference DVD MEGA TUNER (STR) CD MEGA DVD CD VCR MD 1 Code ID #001 – – –––– 2 Code ID #002 Num1 Corresponding to Numeric key 1 3 Code ID #003 Num2 Num2 Num2 Num2 Num2 Num2 Corresponding to Numeric key 2 4 Code ID #004 Num3 Num3 Num3 Num3 Num3 Num3 Corresponding to Numeric key 3 5 Code ID #[...]

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    37 US Appendix Reference LD DAT SAT CABLE TAPE TUNER VCD 1 Code ID #001 – ––––––– 2 Code ID #002 Num1 Num1 Num1 Num1 Num1 Num1 Num1 Corresponding to Numeric key 1 3 Code ID #003 Num2 Num2 Num2 Num2 Num2 – Num2 Num2 Corresponding to Numeric key 2 4 Code ID #004 Num3 Num3 Num3 Num3 Num3 – Num3 Num3 Corresponding to Numeric key 3 5[...]

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    38 US Appendix Remote control common code Remote control common codes marked in dark gray can be preset only by a Sony product. Those codes marked in light gray below can be preset into the Sony products and the products of other manufactur ers. However , some codes in light gray may not be available depending on the manufacturer , or may perform d[...]

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    39 US Appendix Using the RF Remote Contr ol Commands on the touch panel vary depending on the RF Remote Control pr ogramming. T ur ning the system on or of f 1 Press SYSTEM OFF . “ ALL OFF ” , “ MAIN OFF ” , and “ RETURN ” appear on the touch panel. 2 Press “ ALL OFF ” when you want to turn off all zones, and press “ MAIN OFF ” [...]

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    40 US Appendix P AGE SOURCE MUTING VOLUME[...]

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    41 US Appendix Using the IR Remote Contr ol for the Keypad 1234 5678 90 >1 0 SLEEP DIMMER ENTER SELECT LOCK DISC P AGE SOURCE DOWN GUIDE TOP MENU/ MENU MUTING VOLUME RETURN/EXIT DISPLA Y TV VOL TV CH FOLDER F1 TV/VIDEO F2 UP TV Buttons marked in gray are used to contr ol the source components. Inserting batteries into the Remote Control Insert t[...]

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    42 US Appendix A AC IN 9,18 AC power cord 9, 18, 39 Adding a new remote key 22 Adjusting Volume 19, 39, 40, 41 Source input offset 24 ALL CLEAR 24, 25 ALL ZONE MUTING button 7, 19 ANTENNA jack 8 AUDIO IN jack 8, 17 AUDIO OUT jack 8, 18 B BACK button 7 Bass 29 Battery 39, 41 BAUD RATE SET 20 C CANCEL button 7 Charging the battery 39 CHANNEL +/ – b[...]

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    43 US Appendix O, P OUT jack 11 PAGE button 10, 12 PAUSE button 10, 12 PC SETUP 20 Planning the system 14 PLAY button 10, 12 POWER switch 7, 10 Precautions 31 PROGRAM button 7 R Removing the Keypad 27 RS232C connector 7, 9, 17 RF Antenna 16, 18 RF Remote Control 9, 39 S SCROLL button 10 SELECT button 10, 12 Selecting the source 19 SETUP LOCK 24 SLE[...]

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