The SpeakerCraft MZC-66 Multi-Zone AV Amplifier Controller is a heavy duty AV amplifier and controller designed for multi-zone residential and commercial custom installation applications. Twelve 30-Watt channel digital audio power amplifiers offer powerful audio for up to 6 discrete zones, and you can choose from 6 audio video source inputs. Packing many features into a small chassis, the unit is expandable up to 24 separate zones for any future increases in power needs.

1. Speakercraft In Wall Stereo

The SpeakerCraft MZC-66 Multi-Zone AV Amplifier Controller is a. Keypads usually mount to the wall. Programming is done with EZ-Tools, a Windows software. Buy Speakercraft AIM7 MT One In-Wall Speaker System - Pair (White). Basic Micro Soundbar and TV Speaker System with Bluetooth and EZ Voice Dialogue.

The unit has several convenient features like doorbell and phone triggers that you can program to automatically mute your programming when your doorbell rings or the phone rings, resuming playback after a programmed period of time. Additionally, the system ensures security and comfort, as you can route a video signal from a security camera to TVs throughout your zones. The convenient Picture-In-Picture feature allows you to see who is at your door while your programming continues to play on-screen.

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You also have options for controlling the system. Using a hand-held remote, you can control the system. Keypads usually mount to the wall, but with this system you can install an infrared receiver onto the wall which will function as a keypad using IR signals but offers a more discreet presence than a bulky keypad.

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Summary of Contents for SpeakerCraft MODE 3.1

• Page 1 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS MODE 3.1 Keypad MODE FREE RF Wireless Keypad..

• Page 2: Safety Instructions

  SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN CAUTION: To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove cover, (or back). No user serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to qualifi ed service personnel. The lightning fl ash with arrowhead symbol, when in an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of in-insulated 'dangerous voltage'..

• Page 3: Table Of Contents

  MODE 3.1 KEYPAD .................16 MODE FREE WALL DOCK ................16 MODE FREE COORDINATOR ................16 MODE ADAPTER ...................16 MODE BASE ...................16 MODE 3.1 HARD BUTTON CONFIGURATION .............18 INSTALLATION ................... 19 MODE ADAPTER ...................19 MODE BASE ...................19 MODE FREE COORDINATOR ................19 MODE 3.1 KEYPAD .................20 MODE 3.1 RETRO BRACKET INSTALLATION ..............22..

• Page 4: Introduction

  MODE Keypads are programmed with SpeakerCraft’s EZ-Tools Programming Software and follows procedures similar to those used with EZ-Pad Keypads. All MZC System commands, IR Library commands and RS232 commands previously saved in EZ-Tools can be used to program MODE 3.1 and MODE Free for what they are: The Music On Demand Experience.

• Page 5: What's Included

  PS-3.0 - 24V DC Power Supply for MODE Adapter. (One PS-3.0 can power up to 6 ‘stacked’ MODE Adapters.) BKT14331 - MODE 3.1 Retro Bracket Kit (Retro Install Bracket for MODE 3.1) CTL14420 - MODE Free Wall Dock Installation Kit CTL14421 - MODE Free Back Box 10 Pack.

• Page 6: Mode Features

  KEYPAD BEZEL (MODE 3.1 Only)- The keypad bezel is a screwless trim plate made of a plyable material that conforms to the surrounding wall contour. The back of the bezel has form fi tting tabs that friction fi t to the MODE 3.1 Mounting Bracket to provide a clean fi..

• Page 7: Mode 3.1 Rear Panel

  MODE 3.1 Riverside, CA www.speakercraft.com 12. KEYPAD PUNCH-DOWN BLOCK - 110 style punch-down MADE IN CHINA terminal connects to the Zone Keypad Terminals on a SpeakerCraft MZC-64, 66 or KCM-1.0 when using a + RELAY MZC-88. - RELAY 485 A 485B 13.

• Page 8: Mode Adapter Features

  33. 24V DC - 2.1mm coaxial jack connects to a SpeakerCraft PS-3.0 24V Power Supply (Required/Not includ- ed). When stacking Adapters, one PS-3.0 will power up to 6 MODE Adapters.

• Page 9: Mode Base Features

  MODE Adapter in applications where the Base is less than 250’ from the Adapter. For wire runs over 250’, the Base can be up to 500’ from the Adapter with a SpeakerCraft PS-2.0 Power Supply connected directly to the Base.
• Page 10 MZC Source Input to which it will be con- nected. Source ID is displayed on the MODE Base LED. MODE Base Riverside, CA www.speakercraft.com MADE IN CHINA 44. ADDRESS SWITCH - A unique hex address must be set for each MODE Base within a given system. The switch SOURCE ID provides up to 16 addresses (0 to F).

• Page 11: Mode Free Coordinator Features

  MODE Base) and the SpeakerCraft RSA-1.0 for control of up to 16 additional RS232 devices. (See RSA-1.0 Installation Instructions for additional information.) 55. 12VDC JACK - One, 2.1mm coaxial jack, connects to a SpeakerCraft PS-1.0 Power Supply when the CAT5 cable be- tween the Coordinator and MZC is longer than 500’ (152m).

• Page 12: Mode Free Coordinator Features (cont)

  MODE FEATURES MODE FREE COORDINATOR FEATURES (cont) 56. ADDRESS SWITCH - Reserved for additional features. Leave in default ‘0’ position. Figure 9 MODE Free Coordinator Address Switch..

• Page 13: Mode Free Wall Dock Features

  MODE Free Wall Dock (Side View) 63. ADDRESS SWITCH - A unique HEX address must be set for each MODE Free (Wall Dock), MODE 3.1 Keypad or EZ- Pad when connected on a common bus within a single zone. Unique addresses are not required zone-to-zone (One Wall Dock or keypad per zone).
• Page 14 Table Dock while the battery automatically re- charges. 12V DC 1 AMP 68. 12VDC JACK (rear) - One, 2.1mm coaxial jack, connects to a SpeakerCraft PS-2.0 Power Supply to provide power Rear View to the MODE Free when docked and recharging the lithium-ion battery.
• Page 15 The MODE Free Keypad Cat.5* 250FT operates and recharges in both Wall and Table Docks. MODE Free MODE Base Table Dock (Up to 6) MODE Free Zone MODE 3.1 Zone *REFER TO RELATED SECTIONS IN THIS MANUAL Figure 13 Typical System..

• Page 16: Wiring (pre-wire)

  WIRING (Pre-wire) The MODE 3.1 Keypad requires connection to a SpeakerCraft MZC-64, 66 or 88 to operate. The MODE Free Keypad requires either a MODE Free Wall Dock (hardwire) or MODE Free Coordinator (RF), to communicate with a SpeakerCraft MZC-64, 66 or 88.
• Page 17 WIRING (Pre-wire) MODE FREE WALL DOCK Control/Metadata CAT5 - Pull home-runs of CAT5 from each MODE Free Wall Dock location to the system head-end. MAXIMUM LENGTH: 500’ NOTE: All eight conductors of the CAT5 must be connected for proper signal strength on 500’ of cable. MODE FREE COORDINATOR Expansion Port CAT5 - Pull CAT5 from the MZC to where the MODE Free Coordinator will be installed.

• Page 18: Mode 3.1 Hard Button Configuration

  MODE 3.1 HARD BUTTON CONFIGURATION As received from the factory, MODE Keypads have a pre- installed set of buttons that match the default button con- fi guration in EZ-Tools. This default may not match the system being installed. MODE Keypads come with a set of alter- nate buttons.

• Page 19: Installation

  Shelf Mount Follow the instructions above for Wall Mount. When positioning the Adapter, set it on the shelf, with the SpeakerCraft label side up and the red connection panel facing out for convenience in making connections. If using multiple Adapt- ers, printing a small adhesive label identifying the source number and sticking it on the Adapter is suggested to assist in making connections and troubleshooting.

• Page 20: Mode 3.1 Keypad

  J-BOX NOTE: It is highly recommended that the MODE 3.1 Keypad be installed at a height of 56” on center. This provides the best overall position for optimum LCD viewing angle. This should be discussed with the homeowner prior to installation to avoid rework, should the homeowner fi..
• Page 21 Keypad Angle There are two options for mounting the MODE 3.1. One is a fl ush installation with the keypad fl at to the wall surface, and the other is with the lower portion of the keypad sloping away from the wall at about a 15° angle. The angle mount cre- ates a special cosmetic appeal and provides an improved LCD viewing angle.

• Page 22: Mode 3.1 Retro Bracket Installation

  3.1 and the existing mounting hardware is incompatible with the MODE Mounting Bracket and MODE 3.1. NOTE: It is highly recommended that the MODE 3.1 Keypad be installed at a height of 56” on center. This provides the best overall position for optimum LCD viewing angle. This should be discussed with the homeowner prior to installation to avoid rework, should the homeowner fi..

• Page 23: Mode Free Wall Dock Installation

  In-wall docking of the MODE Free requires installation of the MODE Free Wall Dock. The MODE Free Wall Dock can be pur- chased as a complete kit, (SpeakerCraft Part Number CTL14420), that includes all of the parts required for installation of the Wall Dock, (1 Wall Dock, 2 Wall Dock Mounting Screws, 1 Back Box, 1 Grounding Screw, 4 Position Tabs, 4 Position Tab Screws, 4 Mounting Clips and 2 Drywall Screws).
• Page 24 Wall Dock Address Before installing the MODE Free Keypad, set the Wall Dock Address Switch. If only one keypad (MODE 3.1, Wall Dock/MODE Free or EZ-Pad) is going to be installed in a zone, then any of the 16 addresses can be used as long as the same address is confi..

• Page 25: Connections

  MODE Keypads. When all connections have been made and confi rmed and the system is ready for operation, connect a SpeakerCraft PS-3.0 power supply (sold separately) to the 24V DC jack on the MODE Adapter. Plug the PS-3.0 into an unswitched..

• Page 26: Mode Adapter (stacked)

  12V DC 1 AMP Adaptor Port Aux. Input CAT5 To MZC Adapter Source In Port Line Out iPod Base SpeakerCraft Port PS-3.0 24VDC Adaptor Power Supply Interconnect One Powers all Adapters Figure 19 Multiple MODE Adapter/Base Connections MODE ADAPTER (Stacked) Stack the Adapters and confi..

• Page 27: Mode Base

  Punch-Down Block The MODE 3.1 features a four pair punch-down block that allows fl exibility in wire options. CAT5 is recommended for typical use. The punch-down is color coded for CAT5 to assist in making connections. When making direct connections to the MZC, be sure to confi..
• Page 28 MODE to RJA-1.1 Connections MODE 3.1 Connections Strip approximately 1” to 1.5” from the outer jacket of the cable being connected to the MODE 3.1. DO NOT strip the individual conductors. Using a proper punch-down tool, connect each of the wires to the matching color terminals on the MODE 3.1 punch- down block.

• Page 29: Mode Free Wall Dock

  RJ45 connectors on both ends in a pin-pin (passthrough) configuration and connect one of the Expansion Ports on the Coordinator to one of the Expansion Ports on the MZC. NOTE: If the Coordinator is more than 500’ from the MZC, connect a SpeakerCraft PS-1.0 Power Supply to the 12V Jack on the Coordinator.

• Page 30: Programming With Ez-tools

  In the Zone Setup Window, left click Keypad. Under Graphic Keypad, left click to place a check mark in the box next to MODE 3.1. If removing the EZ-Pad left click the MKP-1x box to uncheck the box and remove the EZ-Pad from the zone. Left click Apply.

• Page 31: Adding An Ipod, Mode Base And Mode Adapter To An Existing Project

  PROGRAMMING 12. Left click the Volume Up Arrow on the Virtual Keypad. Left click the CMD MZC Cmds Tab, expand the Audio Level Commands Tab and double left click the Volume Up Command for the Zone being programmed. 13. Right click the Volume Up Arrow and then highlight and left click Punch Key’s Commands to make the Volume Up Command available to all sources.
• Page 32 The cable box is actually dedicated to the Family Room, where coincidentally, the MODE 3.1 is being installed. The cable box will be configured as the Source 5 Sub Source Input in EZ-Tools (Figure 24) and connected to the Base Aux In in the Family Room.
• Page 33 MZC. 20. When Download is complete check EZ-Pads for proper iPod control. Make programming changes as needed by re- peating previous steps. 21. At this point, existing system functionality for EZ-Pads is updated and complete and MODE 3.1 programming begins.

• Page 34: Adding A Mode Keypad To An Existing Mzc Project

  When adding a MODE 3.1 Keypad to an existing project, EZ-Tools does some of the work automatically in identifying sources and placing them in the MODE Main Menu. This helps assure that proper control commands will be associated with the right source.
• Page 35 MODE in Zone 2. (Refer to Figure 30) This completes Zone Setup for integrating the MODE into Zone 2. Left click the MODE 3.1 icon under Project Content/ Zone Setup/Zone 2. The virtual MODE 3.1 will appear along with the Button Properties Window and the Virtual Button Window.
• Page 36 RS232 command can be associated with these Virtual Buttons. If the required IR or RS232 commands are not already in the Library, they can be added by either learning the IR commands with the SpeakerCraft LTM-1.0 Learn/Test Module or by using the RS232 Command Properties Tool for creating and editing RS232 commands. Refer to MZC Installa- tion Instructions sections: Learning IR Commands and RS232 Commands (MZC-88) for additional information.
• Page 37 PROGRAMMING To program the Virtual MODE shown in Figure 31: Left click the Tuner 1 Source Icon on the Virtual Keypad. It will highlight blue. This indicates the Tuner 1 ‘bank’ has been se- lected. Volume Left Click the Volume Knob Up Arrow. The Tuner 1 icon will turn red indicating which source is being programmed and the Up Arrow will highlight blue to indicate which button is being pro- grammed.

• Page 38: Programming Source Control

  PROGRAMMING PROGRAMMING SOURCE CONTROL The MODE Keypads can be programmed to control any of the sources connected to a MZC 64/66/88 System by using either the Hard Keys or Virtual Buttons. Programming is consistent with standard EZ-Tools procedures. Hard Key programming should be for the most commonly used commands, Play, Skip, Channel Up/Down, etc.
• Page 39 PROGRAMMING 10. If adding multiple Virtual Buttons, right click inside the Virtual Button List Window, highlight and left click Add Multiple New Menu Items. In the New Source Menu Items Window, type in the fi rst function name in the Enter Item Name Block.

• Page 40: Operating Mode 3.1

  The icons in the Keypad Headers indicate System, Keypad and Zone Status and are detailed in the following sections. The main differences between MODE 3.1 and MODE Free are both indicate Zone ON Status with the green ON Icon and both display the Source Selected.
• Page 41 OPERATING MODE 3.1 MUTE Local Room or Zone Mute A local room or zone can be muted/un-muted by pressing the Volume Knob for less than 2 seconds. Press the Volume Knob to mute the zone preamp or local speakers controlled with MENU Speaker Relay Mutes.

• Page 42: Zone Settings (treble And Bass)

  OPERATING MODE 3.1 iPod All iPod functions (typical iPod Menus) will default to the Virtual Buttons. Additional controls may have been programmed to the Hard Keys. Roll the Scroll Wheel to highlight an iPod. NOW PLAYING 5 of 11 Press the Click Button to select the highlighted iPod. The selected iPod will appear at the top of the LCD and the iPod Main Menu will open in the LCD.

• Page 43: Keypad Settings

  Beeper and Theme. These settings are adjustable only at the keypad and can be changed at any time. Adjustments are made using the Scroll Wheel and Click Buttons. Firmware Version Indicates the version of fi rmware loaded to the MODE 3.1/MODE Free. The Firmware version defi nes the functionality of the MODE 3.1/MODE Free. Button Intensity This setting adjusts the Hard Key and Scroll Wheel back-light level in increments of 1% from 0-100%.

• Page 44: Keypad Reset

  KEYPAD RESET Though highly unlikely, a MODE 3.1/MODE Free can lock up under certain circumstances. The Keypad Reset procedure will unlock the keypad without affecting any of the EZ-Tools programming or local Zone or Keypad Settings. To unlock the keypad: Press and Hold the Volume Knob for 5 seconds.

• Page 45: Operating Mode Free

  BATTERY INSTALLATION GUIDE 3. As shown, flip the keypad over and 1. To replace the battery in the MODE 2. With your screwdriver in hand, remove let the battery door fall into your Free you will need a small Phillips the battery door screw by turning the screwdriver and four and a half min- hand.

• Page 46: Network Settings

  OFF and the Activity LED will fl icker to indicate wireless network activity. Dining Room The Hard key backlight and LCD will fl ash once and the SpeakerCraft Logo will appear on the LCD. After a few seconds, the Select A Zone Screen will open. (Figure 44) Living Room In the Select A Zone Screen, use the Scroll Wheel to highlight the desired zone.
• Page 47 OPERATING MODE FREE tion and battery charge or with the Table Dock for wireless communication and battery charge. When docked, the Battery Icon turns off in the LCD header, and if docked to a Wall Dock, the RF Signal Strength Icon will turn off (Figure 46). To dock/ release a MODE Free: (Wall Dock shown for example, Table Dock uses the same technique.) MODE Free/Wall Dock Functionality When the MODE Free is docked to a Wall Dock:..
• Page 48 In the Network Settings Menu, using the Scroll Wheel, highlight Leave Network and press the Click Button to select. The Hard key backlight and LCD will fl ash once and the SpeakerCraft Logo will appear on the LCD. After a few seconds, the Network Settings Screen will open.

• Page 49: Specifications

  SPECIFICATIONS MODE 3.1 Keypad 3.5” High Resolution Display With 64K Color (16 bit) Unique Scroll Wheel For easy Menu Navigation Volume Control Knob With Back Lit Level Indicators 8 Back Lit Hard Key Confi guration Buttons Built in IR Receiver..

• Page 50: Ce Declaration Of Conformity

  CE COMPLIANCE We SpeakerCraft Inc. declare under our sole responsibility that the products, Applicable Models: MODE Free Keypad and MODE Free Coordinator To which this declaration relates is in conformity with the following standard(s) or other normative documents. • Council Directive 2002/96/EC on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE);..

• Page 51: Fcc Compliance

  FCC COMPLIANCE FCC ID : V7W001F40RFMODULE This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

• Page 52: Faq

  MODE 3.1/FREE KEYPAD 1. Select Button (Click Button) Q: Where is the Select Button? A: See Figure 1, Page 6, Item 5. Q: Beside select, does the Click Button have any other function? A: Press and hold for Party Mode at Main Menu Screen.
• Page 53 A: Press and hold the Menu Button in the Main Menu Screen to access the Zone Select Screen. Q: Can the MODE 3.1 keypad be changed to control another zone? A: No, MODE 3.1 cannot be changed to control another zone. MODE 3.1 It is a hard-wired single zone keypad. 17. Mute Relay Q: Where is the Mute Relay Terminal on the MODE Free? A: There is no Mute Relay Terminal on the MODE Free keypad, it is obsolete.
• Page 54 Q: How is it accessed? A: Press the Power OFF, ARROW UP and ARROW DOWN Buttons in sequence with the SpeakerCraft Logo on the keypad display. Press these three buttons in rapid sequence to access the Network Settings Menu.
• Page 55 1. Power Supply Q: What power supply should be used with the Table Dock? A: Please use SpeakerCraft PS-2.0 Power Supply and make sure the rating is 12VDC, minimum 800mA. 2. Charging LED Indicator Q: What does Charging LED Indicator ON/OFF mean? A: The Charging LED is ON when the MODE Free battery is charging and is OFF when the battery is fully charged.

• Page 56: Limited 2-year Warranty

  SpeakerCraft Inc. or a SpeakerCraft Inc. Authorized Dealer has been advised of the possibility of such damages, or for any claim by any other party.
• Page 57 940 Columbia Avenue, Riverside, CA 92507 (800) 448-0976 Fax (951) 787-8747 www.speakercraft.com LIT14331 REV.1 © 2008 SpeakerCraft, Inc.