TS-PRO USER GUIDE
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PRODUCT OVERVIEW
1. Touchscreen Display
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Displays music source information, menus, function control keys, and the custom
image. Touch the rendered images on the display to activate the various functions
2. Active Zone
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The room currently controlled by the TS-Pro
3. Status Bar
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The status of the selected source device: Play, Pause, Mute, and Shuffle icons appear when
selected
4. Volume Level Indicators
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A bar graph and a numeric display indicate the current volume level in the
Active Zone
5. Source Select Keys
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Pressing a Source Select key plays the selected source in the Active Zone. Up to
three Source Select keys are displayed at a time. Press the arrow to show additional Source Select keys (if
available). When a new source is selected, the touchscreen display will show that source’s primary screen
6. Navigation Keys
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These keys access source control functions and/or additional control screens for the
selected source
7. Off Key
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Tap to turn the Active Zone off. The source device, if not playing in another zone, will also turn off
after a short delay. Tap it again to force the touchscreen off. Press-and-hold to turn the entire system off
8. Prev and Next Keys
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Select the next or previous track or radio channel, depending on the current source
9. Niles Key
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A multi-function key
• When the Active Zone is off and the backlight is off or the custom image is displayed, pressing the
Niles key will automatically play the last selected source. The Niles key will illuminate to indicate that
the Active Zone is on
• When the Active Zone is on (the Niles key is illuminated), pressing the Niles key brings up the Choose
Room Menu
• Pressing-and-holding the Niles key for three seconds accesses the Setup Menu (Audio Settings, Display
Settings, Radio Preset Names)
10. Vol+ /Vol- Keys
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Raise and lower the volume in the Active Zone
11. Mute Key
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Silences the sound in the Active Zone without affecting the source device. When the Active Zone
is muted, pressing the Mute key, the Vol+ key, or the Vol- key will un-mute the zone