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chain them in a similar way. These are fully bidirectional ports, and
the order in which they are connected is not important.
The RJ-45 cable needed for the connection between the Nº40 and
other PHAST-compatible Mark Levinson components can be
purchased from your Mark Levinson dealer. It can also be easily and
inexpensively made to length using two RJ-45 connectors and the
appropriate length (up to 100 feet/30 meters) of RJ-45 (flat, eight
conductor) cable.
RJ-45 cables and connectors are used throughout the world for both
telecommunications and computers, and are widely available at
low cost. The connectors are crimped on to the ends of the cable
such that pin 1 at one end is connected to pin 1 at the other end.
Such a “straight-through” connection is (counter-intuitively) made
by introducing a 180° twist in the cable between the two ends, as
shown below.
Figure 3-11: PHAST cable showing 180° twist.
Caution Connecting the communication ports other than as described in
this manual can damage the Nº40 and the associated compo-
nents, and will void the product warranties.
These ports also provide for extensive home automation flexibility
via the PHAST™ protocols, should you be interested in integrating
other brands of products into the system in a more comprehensive
control system. Your dealer can assist you in taking advantage of
these advanced features.
RS-232 Control Ports
The Nº40 also includes two RS-232 ports. Port 1 is reserved for
future applications. Port 2 can be used in conjunction with external
control systems such as Audioaccess, AMX, or Crestron (port 2).
Your dealer can assist you in taking advantage of these advanced
features.
RS-232 port 2 can also be used to update the operating software of
the Nº40, so that your system will be able to incorporate new
features as they are introduced. Once again, your dealer can assist
you in taking advantage of these advanced features, should the
need arise.
The pin connections used on the RJ-11 connectors used for the RS-
232 ports are as follows:
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- Owner’s Manual 1
- Important Safety Instructions 2
- FCC Notice 3
- Table of Contents 5
- Section 4: Remote Control 6
- Section 5: Menu System 7
- Section 6: Using the RZones 8
- Section 7: Advanced Features 8
- Getting Started 9
- Special Design Features 10
- Graphic user interface 11
- Sound profiles 11
- Home automation 12
- No-compromise Audio 12
- Incoming digital signals 12
- Digital processing 13
- Fully independent zones 13
- Digital to analog conversion 14
- Analog volume control 14
- THX Ultra2™ 14
- Processing 14
- Re-Equalization™ 15
- Timbre Matching™ 15
- Adaptive Decorrelation™ 15
- THX Surround EX 15
- ASA (Advanced Speaker Array) 16
- No-compromise video 17
- High performance switcher 17
- Three video backplanes 17
- Transcoding 18
- Installation Considerations 19
- Rack mounting 21
- Heat considerations 21
- Power Requirements 22
- While Reading the Manual 23
- Surround Mode 24
- Front Panel Operation 27
- Power (AC Mains) 28
- Input Select knob 28
- LCD display 28
- Zone knob 29
- IR window 30
- Preview button 30
- Display Mode button 31
- Menu Select button 31
- Enter button 31
- Standby Button & LED 32
- Audio Processor Front Panel 33
- Surround Mode Knob 34
- Alpha-Numeric 35
- Volume Knob 35
- Sound Profile Button 35
- Display Intensity Button 36
- Recall Button 36
- Balance Button 36
- Mute Button and LED 37
- Indicator 37
- Standby Button and 38
- LED Indicator 38
- Navigation Cluster 40
- Enter Button 40
- Menu Button 40
- Input Select Rocker 40
- Rocker Button 41
- Volume Rocker Button 41
- Mute button 43
- F1, F2, F3 function 43
- Light button 44
- Standby button 44
- Battery Compartment 44
- Rear Panel Operation 45
- Video Input 47
- Expansion 47
- S-Video Inputs 47
- Component Inputs 47
- Video RZone 48
- Video RZones 1 & 2 48
- Serial Number Label & 49
- IEC Power Input 49
- Main S-Video Output 50
- Main Composite 50
- Main Component 50
- Monitor Output 51
- PHASTLink-Compatible 51
- Control Ports 51
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- 5V @ 120 mA 53
- 12V @ 60 mA 53
- 5-12 volts 54
- Audio Processor Rear Panel 55
- AES/EBU and S/PDIF 57
- SPDIF on RCA and 57
- EIA-J Digital Inputs 57
- Audio RZone 58
- Audio RZones 1 & 2 58
- Audio Processing and 59
- Communications 59
- IEC Power Input & 60
- Serial Number Label 60
- Front Left & Right 60
- Main Analog Outputs 60
- (slot A) 60
- Center and Subwoofer 61
- Surround Left Rear & 62
- Right Main Analog 62
- Aux 1 & Aux 2 Main 63
- Analog Outputs 63
- Optional Equipment 64
- Levinson dealer 66
- Menu System 67
- Navigating The Menus 68
- Front panel menu navigation 70
- The About... Screen 71
- Speakers Menu 72
- Auxiliary 73
- Extra mono subwoofer only 74
- Stereo left subwoofer only 74
- One surround back speaker 75
- Two surround back speakers 75
- Crossovers 78
- Frequency 78
- THX Audio Setup 80
- Boundary gain compensation 80
- ASA back separation 81
- Listener position 81
- Distances 82
- Disable this position 83
- Bass Peak Limit 83
- Sound Profile Menu 85
- Listener Position 86
- Multichannel Signal 87
- 2 channel signal 88
- Mono Signal 90
- Front L/R High Pass 92
- Filter (HPF) 92
- Speaker Setup 93
- 2-channel Surround 93
- Back Options 93
- Nº40 Media Console M169 95
- Delete This Profile 96
- The Define Input Menu 97
- RF Adjust 99
- Sound Profile 100
- Analog Input Offset 101
- Main Audio Delay 102
- Record Loop Check 102
- Video Path 102
- Video Options 103
- Black level 104
- White level 104
- Sharpness 105
- Color level 105
- Video filter 106
- Lock range 106
- Delete This Input 106
- Move This Input 107
- The Audio Defaults Menu 108
- The User Options Menu 111
- Display Options 112
- LCD and monitor video 112
- Messages 112
- Message time 113
- LCD and monitor text 113
- Main text 113
- Standby video 114
- Main text position 115
- Control Options 115
- Teach IR 115
- Toolbars #2-#6 116
- Keys F1, F2, F3 116
- Triggers 1, 2, 3 117
- RS-232 updates 117
- Surround Options 117
- One channel 117
- Two channel 118
- Multichannel 118
- Output Zones Menu 119
- Default Video System 120
- Component Options 120
- Message Position 121
- Message Backdrop 122
- Audio Delay 122
- Dolby downmix 122
- Amp Communications 123
- Amp startup sequencing 123
- Amps connected 123
- RZone 1 Name 123
- Audio output 125
- Digital output 125
- On-screen text 126
- Surround Adjustments 131
- Dolby Pro Logic II Music 131
- DTS NEO:6 Music 132
- THX Cinema 132
- Listening Position 133
- Using the RZones 135
- RZone User Interface 136
- Front panel RZone interface 136
- Remote IR RZone interface 136
- Advanced Features 137
- Patterns of Use 138
- Action movie 138
- Most movies 138
- Late night 138
- 2-ch music 138
- MC music 139
- Adding simple automation 139
- Input association 140
- Signal association 140
- External Control Systems 141
- Startup Sequence 143
- Problems/Solutions 143
- Care & Maintenance 144
- Appendix 145
- Declaration of Conformity 148
- Appendix Mark Levinson 152
- Video Processor Hookup Chart 153
- Audio Processor Hookup Chart 154
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