System connections and configuration, A typical m4 installation, Keypad gang configurations – Proficient Audio Systems M4 User Manual

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SYSTEM ConnECTIonS AnD ConfIGURATIon

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INPUTS

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LOOP

L

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INPUTS

SOURCE 3

LOOP

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LOOP

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INPUTS

SOURCE 4

LOOP

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IR

LOOP

L

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INPUTS

SOURCE 5

LOOP

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LOOP

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INPUTS

SOURCE 6

LOOP

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INPUTS

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R +

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ZONE 4

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PRE-OUT

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PRE-OUT

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KEYPAD

IR OUT

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ZONE 2

L

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PRE-OUT

VC

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KEYPAD

IR OUT

SPKRS

L

R +

+ –

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L

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PRE-OUT

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KEYPAD

IR OUT

To

Zone 1

Keypad Jack

CAT5 Cable Carries

RS485 Control, IR Signal

and Keypad Power

From Doorbell Trigger

To Source 1

Inputs

L / R

IR Out from Source 1

IR Out from Source 2

IR Out from Source 3

IR Out from Source 4

TUNER 2

TUNER 1

SATELLITE

CD PLAYER

Speaker Feeds to Each Zone

To Source 2

Inputs

L R

To Source 3

Inputs

L R

To Source 4

Inputs

L R

IR Out from Source 5

CD PLAYER 2

To Source 5

Inputs

L R

IR Out from Source 6

MP3 PLAYER

To Source 6

Inputs

L R

IR Flasher

Zone 1

PMKIR

Keypad

SAT

CD

MUTE

TNR1

TNR2

PWR

CD2

MP3

BASS

TREB

MUTE

PWR

SAT

CD

TNR1

TNR2

CD2

MP3

BASS

TREB

SAT

CD

MUTE

TNR1

TNR2

PWR

CD2

MP3

BASS

TREB

To

Zone 2

Keypad Jack

Zone 2

PMKIR

Keypad

SAT

CD

MUTE

TNR1

TNR2

PWR

CD2

MP3

BASS

TREB

MUTE

PWR

SAT

CD

TNR1

TNR2

CD2

MP3

BASS

TREB

SAT

CD

MUTE

TNR1

TNR2

PWR

CD2

MP3

BASS

TREB

To

Zone 3

Keypad Jack

Zone 3

PMKIR

Keypad

SAT

CD

MUTE

TNR1

TNR2

PWR

CD2

MP3

BASS

TREB

MUTE

PWR

SAT

CD

TNR1

TNR2

CD2

MP3

BASS

TREB

SAT

CD

MUTE

TNR1

TNR2

PWR

CD2

MP3

BASS

TREB

To

Zone 4

Keypad Jack

Zone 4

PMKIR

Keypad

SAT

CD

MUTE

TNR1

TNR2

PWR

CD2

MP3

BASS

TREB

MUTE

PWR

SAT

CD

TNR1

TNR2

CD2

MP3

BASS

TREB

SAT

CD

MUTE

TNR1

TNR2

PWR

CD2

MP3

BASS

TREB

factory Default System

As mentioned earlier, the M4 comes with a set of four

pre-configured PMKIR keypads, one for each zone. In

addition, the M4 is pre-programmed at the factory

with a default project so that the entire system will

function “right out of the box.” The installer can use

this default as a base on which to build customized

projects. The default project has the following

functionality: (Refer to figures 3 & 7).
1. Six Source keys: TNR1, TNR2, SAT, CD, CD2, MP3
2. Six Function keys: BASS, TREB, MUTE, PWR, VOL UP,

VOL DOWN
3. The six Source keys are set as Zone ON keys and

are programmed to select the M4 rear panel Audio

Source inputs as follows:
TNR1 = Audio Source 1, TNR2 = Audio Source 2,

SAT = Audio Source 3, CD = Audio Source 4, CD2 =

Audio Source 5, MP3 = Audio Source 6. In addition,

a Mute Off command is programmed under each

Source key.
4. The six Function keys are programmed as follows:
BASS: 1st press changes Vol UP/Down to Bass Up/

Down. 2nd press = Bass Flat.
TREB: 1st press changes Vol Up/Down to Treble Up/

Down. 2nd press = Treble Flat.

: Volume Up command. Also serves as Bass or

Treble Up after first pressing BASS or TREB keys.

: Volume Down command. Also serves as Bass

or Treble Down after first pressing BASS or TREB keys.
noTE: While in the Treble or Bass tone modes, the

selected Source button will blink at a medium rate,

to indicate the tone setting mode. The tone setting

mode is defeated by one press of any button other

than the Tone and Volume buttons.
MUTE: Set for Internal Preamp Muting. Toggles

ON/OFF. Pressing Source and Volume buttons also

un-mutes. During Mute, selected source key blinks

slowly.
PWR: Set as Zone Power OFF. Will NOT turn the zone

ON. Press and Hold for two seconds turns all zones

OFF (Whole House).

Whole house/party Mode

5. All zones are set for Whole House/Party Mode

capability Whole House/Party Mode: Forces all zones

to the same source and allows volume and mute

functions to operate all zones in unison.
- To engage Whole House/Party Mode, press and

hold a desired Source button for longer than two

seconds. During press and hold, source button

blinks rapidly (busy).

- Release button when blinking stops. Source

button then turns Amber in color, indicating

system is now in Whole House/Party Mode.
- Source selection, Volume Control and Mute

functions will now operate in all zones from the

initiating zone only.
- To transfer Whole House/Party Mode control to

another zone, above steps are repeated from the

desired zone.
- To cancel Whole House/Party Mode, press and

hold a Source button from the initiating zone for

longer than two seconds (until blinking stops).

A TYpICAL M4 InSTALLATIon

Perhaps the best way to become familiar with the

M4/keypad system is to show its application in a

typical installation. figure 7 shows the four PMKIR

keypads (included) controlling the M4 and related

source components in a four-zone application
noTE: The system in figure 7 is given to illustrate

the basics on how to configure and program

a system, not to show all aspects of such an

installation. For instance, for simplicity, the speakers

in each zone are not shown in figure 7, even though

such components would be required for a complete

working system.
noTE: Maximum recommended lead length for the

keypads with CAT5 cable is 1000' (305m).
The recommended steps to install such a system

would be as follows:
1. Pull all wiring for the keypads, speakers, etc., from

the various zone rooms (home runs) to a central

equipment area.
2. Set up and make all the necessary audio

connections from the source components to the

M4, the amplifiers to speakers in rooms, etc.
3. Make sure all system components function first,

with their own remote controls, before configuring

the keypads.
4. Flasher placement: Locate each source

component’s IR Sensor window. Place emitters on

each of the source components and plug them into

the corresponding Source IR Outputs on the M4.

noTE: Zones other than the initiating zone will have

red active Source buttons and will operate as normal

independent zones.
6. Priority is set to ON for all zones. This means

that commands from any keypad in any zone will

execute, regardless of previous command executions

in other zones.
7. When a zone is first turned on, the volume will be

at a default medium background level. After that, it

will come on at the last volume used prior to zone

turn OFF.

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7

6

KEYpAD GAnG ConfIGURATIonS

The M4 System comes with four single gang PMKIR

pre-configured keypads, one for each zone as shown

for the single gang version in figure 3. The cover

plates and the other configurations are optional.

Screw-less “Snap-On” type cover plates are also

accommodated. Each keypad comes with a set of

factory installed “default buttons” plus a good variety

of additional buttons. The default buttons can be easily

changed to meet the needs of the installation.

PMKIR Master Keypad

(included with the M4)

MUTE

PWR

Rear View

01

23

45678

9A

BCD

EF

SAT

CD

TNR1

TNR2

CD2

MP3

BASS

TREB

PMKIR

Master Keypad

with IR Receiver

+ RELA

Y

RELA

Y

+12V

DAT

A

GND

485

A

485

B

A

D

D

RE

SS

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SAT

CD

MUTE

TNR1

TNR2

PWR

CD2

MP3

BASS

TREB

SAT

CD

MUTE

TNR1

TNR2

PWR

CD2

MP3

BASS

TREB

1

6

8

PMKIR

(included)

PMKIR

Master Keypad

with IR Receiver

+ RELAY

RELA

Y

+12V

DATA

GN

D

485

A

485

B

A

D

D

RE

SS

KEYPAD EXPANSIO

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3 4

4

5

7

Single Gang Set-Up

1. pMKIR Source/function Buttons – Six of this set

of eight buttons are programmed as source select

for the M4. When the system is off, all buttons have

a background green color. When a source button is

pressed, it turns to a low-level red color to show that

it is the active source and the system is on.
2. Keypad Expansion Terminal – This 16-pin header

terminal is used to inter-connect the optional numeric

and function keypad modules for expansion as

needed. A 3-connector ribbon cable is packed with

each module for making these connections.
3. Address Switch – A unique hex address must be

set for each master keypad when connected on a

common bus within a single zone. Unique addresses

are not required zone-to-zone. It provides up to 16

addresses (0 to F).
4. Snap Tabs – These tabs hold the decorator style

insert panel to the metal mounting plate and are

easily released for custom changing of the buttons.

5. Mounting plate – Standard plate allows the

keypad module to be attached to standard in-wall

J-Boxes using the two screws provided. Allows

attachment of standard decorator type cover plates

(also screw-less snap-on plates).
6. IR Receiver Lens – Version PMKIR includes

Proficient’s exclusive ANS IR receiver, built-in. It allows

the use of a handheld remote for control of system

components.
7. Connection Terminals – for CAT5 home-run

termination. + Relay and – Relay - for future use.

+12V – Powers the keypad, including the internal IR

receiver on model PMKIR. Includes reverse voltage

protection. Data – Sends IR control signals for

control of system components. GnD – Return for

power, IR signal and data. 485 A / 485 B – Balanced,

bi-directional system communications data.
8. function Buttons – These lower four buttons (can

be programmed for any function except source select.)

The Proficient M4 System consists of four subsystems.

First, the keypads themselves can be configured in

many key icon arrangements and placed in a one,

two or three gang set-up to meet virtually any client

requirement. They are connected via convenient

CAT5 cable with home-run lengths of up to 1000'

(305m or longer, if heavier gauge wire is used) to the

centrally located M4 Multi-Zone Audio Amplifier/

Controller located near the controlled equipment.

The M4 contains the “brains” of the system, taking

key location data from the keypads to trigger the

actual controlling IR, RS232 and RS485 commands

that are passed to all of the installed system

components. Programming is accomplished by the

use of proficient Editor, a Proficient developed

Windows software system. A fourth item, the

optional Command Interface (sold separately), is an

installer’s tool for learning and teaching special IR

commands that are not included in the proficient

Editor internal library.

PMKIR PNK PFK

(included)

(optional)

(optional)

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

0

TRK

DSC

RDM

RPT

PLAY

ESC

INFO

MENU

GUIDE

MUTE

PWR

PMKIR PNK

MUTE

PWR

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

0

TRK

DSC

RDM

PMKIR

(included)

SAT

CD

MUTE

TNR1

TNR2

PWR

SEL

CD2

MP3

BASS

TREB

SAT

CD

TNR1

TNR2

CD2

MP3

BASS

TREB

GBL

RPT

SAT

CD

TNR1

TNR2

CD2

MP3

BASS

TREB

(included) (optional)

SAT

CD

MUTE

TNR1

TNR2

PWR

CD2

MP3

BASS

TREB

SAT

CD

MUTE

TNR1

TNR2

PWR

CD2

MP3

BASS

TREB

PLAY

ESC

INFO

MENU

GUIDE

SEL

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

0

DSC

RDM

RPT

TRK

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

0

DSC

RDM

RPT

TRK

Single Gang

Double Gang

Triple Gang

MUTE

PWR

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

0

TRK

DSC

RDM

SAT

CD

TNR1

TNR2

CD2

MP3

BASS

TREB

GBL

RPT

SAT

CD

MUTE

TNR1

TNR2

PWR

CD2

MP3

BASS

TREB

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

0

DISK

RND

RPT

TRK

PMKIR PNK

(included) (optional)

1.77"

4.07"

PNK Numeric Keypad

(Not included with M4)

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

0

TRK

DSC

RDM

RPT

Rear View

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PNK

Numeric Keypad

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

0

DSC

RDM

RPT

TRK

PMKIR Master Keypad

(Included with M4)

Rear View

MUTE

PWR

SAT

CD

TNR1

TNR2

CD2

MP3

BASS

TREB

GBL

01

23

45678

9A

BCD

EF

PMK

Master Keypad

+ RELA

Y

RELAY

+12V

DAT

A

GND

485

A

485

B

A

D

D

RE

SS

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SAT

CD

MUTE

TNR1

TNR2

PWR

CD2

MP3

BASS

TREB

2

1

3 4

6

7

4

8

5

PMKIR

Master Keypad

with IR Receiver

+ RELA

Y

RELAY

+12V

DATA

GND

485

A

485

B

A

D

D

RE

SS

KEYPAD EXPANSION

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Double Gang Set-Up

1. pMKIR Source/function Buttons – Six of this set

of eight buttons are programmed as source select

for the M4. When the system is off, all buttons have

a background green color. When a source button is

pressed, it turns to a low-level red color to show that

it is the active source and the system is on.
2. Keypad Expansion Terminal – This 16-pin header

terminal is used to inter-connect the optional numeric

and function keypad modules for expansion as

needed. A 3-connector ribbon cable is packed with

each module for making these connections.
3. Address Switch – A unique hex address must be

set for each master keypad when connected on a

common bus within a single zone. Unique addresses

are not required zone-to-zone. It provides up to 16

addresses (0 to F).
4. Snap Tabs – These tabs hold the decorator style

insert panel to the metal mounting plate and are

easily released for custom changing of the buttons.
5. Mounting plate – Standard plate allows the

keypad module to be attached to standard in-wall

J-Boxes using the two screws provided. Allows

attachment of standard decorator type cover plates

(also screw-less snap-on plates).
6. IR Receiver Lens – Version PMKIR includes

Proficient’s exclusive ANS IR receiver, built-in. It allows

the use of a handheld remote for control of system

components.
7. Connection Terminals – for CAT5 home-run

termination. +Relay and – Relay - for future use.

+12V – Powers the keypad, including the internal IR

receiver on model PMKIR. Includes reverse voltage

protection. Data – Sends IR control signals for

control of system components. GnD – Return for

power, IR signal and data. 485 A / 485 B – Balanced,

bi-directional system communications data.
8. function Buttons – These lower four buttons (can

be programmed for any function except source select.
9. numeric and function Buttons – Require

programming via proficient Editor. All buttons glow

background green and can be configured to go off

after a set time, or stay on via proficient Editor.

PMKIR PNK PFK

(included) (optional) (optional)

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

0

TRK

DSC

RDM

RPT

PLAY

ESC

INFO

MENU

GUIDE

MUTE

PWR

SEL

SAT

CD

TNR1

TNR2

CD2

MP3

BASS

TREB

SAT

CD

MUTE

TNR1

TNR2

PWR

CD2

MP3

BASS

TREB

PLAY

ESC

INFO

MENU

GUIDE

SEL

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

0

DISK

RND

RPT

TRK

1.77"

4.07"

PNK Numeric Keypad

(Not included with M4)

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

0

TRK

DSC

RDM

RPT

Rear View

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PNK

Numeric Keypad

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

0

DSC

RDM

RPT

TRK

PMKIR Master Keypad

(included with the M4)

MUTE

PWR

Rear View

01

23

45678

9A

BCD

EF

SAT

CD

TNR1

TNR2

CD2

MP3

BASS

TREB

PMKIR

Master Keypad

with IR Receiver

+ RELAY

RELAY

+12

V

DAT

A

GND

485

A

485

B

A

D

D

RE

SS

KEYPAD EXPANSIO

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SAT

CD

MUTE

TNR1

TNR2

PWR

CD2

MP3

BASS

TREB

2

1

3 4

6

7

4

8

5

PFK Function Keypad

(Not included with M4)

PLAY

ESC

INFO

MENU

GUIDE

Rear View

2

9

SEL

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PFK

Function Keypad

PLAY

ESC

INFO

MENU

GUIDE

SEL

PMKIR

Master Keypad

with IR Receiver

+ RELAY

RELAY

+12V

DATA

GND

485

A

485

B

A

D

D

RE

SS

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SInGLE GAnG

figure 4

DoUBLE GAnG

figure 5

TRIpLE GAnG

figure 6

Triple Gang Set-Up

1. pMKIR Source/function Buttons – Six of this set

of eight buttons are programmed as source select

for the M4. When the system is off, all buttons have

a background green color. When a source button is

pressed, it turns to a low-level red color to show that

it is the active source and the system is on.
2. Keypad Expansion Terminal – This 16-pin header

terminal is used to inter-connect the optional numeric

and function keypad modules for expansion as

needed. A 3-connector ribbon cable is packed with

each module for making these connections.
3. Address Switch – A unique hex address must be

set for each master keypad when connected on a

common bus within a single zone. Unique addresses

are not required zone-to-zone. It provides up to 16

addresses (0 to F).
4. Snap Tabs – These tabs hold the decorator style

insert panel to the metal mounting plate and are

easily released for custom changing of the buttons.
5. Mounting plate – Standard plate allows the

keypad module to be attached to standard in-wall

J-Boxes using the two screws provided. Allows

attachment of standard decorator type cover plates

(also screwless snap-on plates).
6. IR Receiver Lens – Version PMKIR includes

Proficient’s exclusive ANS IR receiver, built-in. It allows

the use of a handheld remote for control of system

components.
7. Connection Terminals – for CAT5 home-run

termination. +Relay and – Relay - for future use.

+12V – Powers the keypad, including the internal IR

receiver on model PMKIR. Includes reverse voltage

protection. Data – Sends IR control signals for

control of system components. GnD – Return for

power, IR signal and data. 485 A / 485 B – Balanced,

bi-directional system communications data.
8. function Buttons – These lower four buttons (can

be programmed for any function except source select.
9. numeric and function Buttons – Require

programming via proficient Editor. All buttons glow

background green and can be configured to go off

after a set time, or stay on via proficient Editor.

figure 3

The Keypad Gang Configurations

M4 AUDIo ConTRoLLER WITh KEYpAD SYSTEM

Keypad features

The keypads come in four basic modules as shown.

The PMK (13 buttons) and PMKIR (12 buttons) are the

master keypads and must be used in each system.

As mentioned earlier, the M4 comes with a pre-

configured version of the PMKIR, for the convenience

of the installer. It is usable right "out of the box" in

conjunction with a default project that is factory

programmed into the M4. The PMKIR includes an

IR receiver and has one less function button, but is

otherwise identical to the PMK. The PNK Numeric (16

buttons) and PFK Function (14 buttons) keypad modules

can be thought of as “slaves” to the master unit

(they will not work alone), providing additional key

locations for numeric and function commands.

A TYpICAL M4 KEYpAD ConTRoLLED SYSTEM

SPKRS

L

R +

+ –

ZONE 4

L

R

PRE-OUT

VC

NVC

KEYPAD

IR OUT

L+

L-

R+

R-

figure 7

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