Intellicontrol, Ics wall-mounted & iremote, Interfaces – Niles Audio DMS4 User Manual

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INTELLICONTROL

®

ICS WALL-MOUNTED

& iREMOTE

®

INTERFACES

The IntelliControl

®

ICS DMS4 Digital Music Server can be

controlled via the IntelliControl

®

ICS user interfaces. Refer to

Figure 2-2 on page 14 for the system integration and wiring.

The IntelliControl

®

ICS wall-mount and iREMOTE

®

user interfaces

share some common features detailed in Fig. 6-1.

Previous & Next Track Buttons

Master Keys

Fig. 6-1 Common Features for all IntelliControl

®

User Interfaces

usER INTERFaCE dEsCRIPTIONs

The Master Keys are labeled for the sources and allow the

user to change what is being listened to in that zone. For the

examples in this section one of the Master Keys will be labeled

DMS4 and allow the user to choose to listen to one of the

streams of music coming from the DMS4 Digital Music Server.

The PREV & NEXT buttons allow the user to skip to the previous

or next song in the play queue of the DMS4. All of the user

interface controls have VOLUME UP, VOLUME DOWN and

MUTE which allow the user to adjust the volume level of the loud

speakers in the room where the control is.
The SINGLE, DISPLAY and CONTACT are wall-mounted

keypads. The iREMOTE

®

is a wireless remote control that can

be taken throughout the house to control the IntelliControl

®

ICS

multi-zone system.
NOTE: The CONTACT TT is a CONTACT Keypad in a tabletop

caddy. All references to CONTACT include CONTACT TT.
The DISPLAY, CONTACT keypads and iREMOTE

®

have a

visible feedback area, which will provide the user information

(metadata) from the IntelliControl

®

ICS DMS4. This metadata

is the artist, album and song title information contained in the

music stored on the DMS4 Digital Music Server. This metadata

information also allows the user to navigate their way through all

of the music stored on the DMS4. The following sections detail

how the user should use the metadata on these control interfaces

to navigate and control the DMS4 Digital Music Server.

Fig. 6-2a Now Playing screen on user interfaces

Fig. 6-2b Close-up of the Now Playing screen on user interfaces

The DISPLAY and iREMOTE

®

interface controls are virtually

identical in their functionality. Both interface controls have Menu

navigation controls, alphanumeric buttons and soft keys (as

shown in Fig. 6-3) that allow the user to “move” through the

menu screens for control over the DMS4.

Soft Keys

Alphanumeric Keys

Menu Navigation

Fig. 6-3 User interface navigation on the DISPLAY and iREMOTE

®

The Menu Navigation buttons are the UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT

and SELECT, and these buttons are used to cycle through a list of

choices in the display area.
The Alphanumeric buttons are laid out like a cell-phone and are

used for music search features on the DMS4. The soft keys are

buttons just below the LCD screen and change their functionality

based on what DMS4 menu the user is on.

Soft Keys

Alphanumeric Keys

Menu Navigation

Fig. 6-4 ICS DISPLAY & iREMOTE

®

interface: close up of control display,

alphanumeric and navigation keys

The CONTACT keypad has the same areas of control for the

DMS4, however it is a touch screen interface, so instead of

pressing hard buttons the user will touch the screen for some of

the control features. When the CONTACT keypad shows a

list of choices, the user does not have to use an UP or DOWN

hard buttons, he just touches the screen of his choice.

Fig. 6-5 ICS CONTACT soft keys and touch screen interface

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