Knoll Systems Stereo System MR64 User Manual

MR64 Keypad  
Operating  
Instructions  
MR64  
LCD display  
Line 1  
Line 2  
Input  
Volume up  
and down or  
source select or  
sets backlighting  
select  
button  
Congratulations and thank you for choosing this  
Knoll product. The MR64 keypads are the power  
behind an advanced music control system that is  
easy-to-7use with top quality sound available in up  
to six or more rooms.  
INPUT  
Volume  
select  
button  
All button for  
whole house  
functions  
VOL  
Mute  
button  
MUTE  
ALL  
OFF  
The MR64 is only for use with the MVP44, MVP64 and  
MR640 controller.  
Shut off this room  
or shut off whole  
house (press for  
5 seconds).  
Infrared  
receiver  
The MR64 is available with two LCD colors, yellow-  
green with black lettering and blue with white  
lettering (model MR64b). Both versions are available  
with Decora™ style bezel plates in white, almond,  
black or ivory colors.  
Adjusting Backlighting. MR64’s are backlit for  
easy nighttime operation. To  
adjust the backlighting make  
sure the power for the keypad is  
on and the MR64 is displaying:  
System  
The music system consists of:  
1. Rooms with stereo speakers, a MR64 or MR60  
keypad or infrared receiver and a remote control.  
2. One or more MVP44a, MVP64a or MR640  
controller(s).  
3. One or more multi-zone amplifier if the MR640 is  
used.  
4. Stereo source components such as tuners, CD  
players, satellite dish receivers, cassette decks, and  
other components.  
Off  
Without pressing any other buttons press the UP or  
DOWN button to increase or decrease the  
backlighting illumination. The level selected will  
remain in the memory even if the power is  
disconnected.  
Turning on a source to this room with the MR64  
keypad. After the system is completely installed, if  
the system is not yet turned on, turn the sources on  
and then turn the MVP controller amplifier on. If this  
system has a MR640 controller and another  
amplifier, make sure they are turned on and  
powered up.  
While the MR64 evolved after years of research, its  
use is straightforward and direct. Some rooms may  
have more than one pair of speakers but only one  
keypad or possibly even no keypad.  
The music system is controlled by the MR64 and  
MR60 keypads, RB8 or universal remote, the source  
components and possibly a whole home controller.  
The source components are controlled by their  
individual remote controls by aiming the remote  
control at the keypad or infrared receiver and  
pressing the appropriate remote control button.  
After power has been turned on  
the MR64 keypad will display its  
software revision followed by  
“Knoll Systems” and then:  
System  
Off  
To turn a source on in this room press the INPUT  
button. The volume is always set at about 30% when  
the room speakers are first turned on. This room will  
always revert to the source it was switched to when  
it was turned off last time. To change to another  
source, see changing sources below.  
Please read about the MVP44a, MVP64a or MR640  
with the manual shipped with that product.  
MR64 Keypad Operation  
The MR64 keypad is relatively easy to operate and  
within a short period of time should be very intuitive.  
Turn on a source in this room using the RB8  
Remote Control. To turn on a source in this room  
using the RB8 remote control press the RB8 remote  
control 1, 2, 3 or 4 button corresponding to which  
source you want to listen to. You do not need to  
press the POWER button on the remote first.  
Please ensure that keys are not pressed too fast as  
the controller or keypad may be confused. If this  
happens reset the system powering it off and then  
on again.  
Whole house source selection is not available from  
the RB8 remote.  
 

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