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CONNECTORS DETAILS
• Audio inputs:
RCA inputs 1-6: audio inputs (sources)
input sensitivity from 0.5 Vrms to 2.0 Vrms
input impedance 47KΩ
Screw inputs 7,8: audio inputs (sources, Tutondo mics, other..)
input sensitivity from 1,07 Vrms to 4,25 Vrms
input impedance 47KΩ
• (ONLY MTV816) Video inputs / expansions bypass:
Video IN 1-8: video input
input impedance: standard composite 75Ω
Video OUT 1-8: video input bypass (to expansion n.1)
connect to first expansion’s Video inputs
• Audio Outputs/local zone inputs:
6 blocks of screw terminal related to each zone.
Power Out: zone loudspeakers outputs
if active:
connect +, L, - to left loudspeakers
connect +, R, - to right loudspeakers
if passive:
connect L, - to left loudspeaker
connect R, - to right loudspeaker
the output power amplifier supports 4Ω or 8Ω loudspeakers
maximum power: 11Wrms/4Ω or 7Wrms/8Ω
Pre Out: line outputs, connect to potential external amplifiers
maximum output level: 1,4 Vrms (max volume and sinus input with
amplitude=sensitivity)
Note: to get the indicated level, set “Passive speaker” on “Zones setup”
Local IN: stereo audio input, connect to potential local zone sources
input sensitivity from 1,07 Vrms to 4,25 Vrms
input impedance 260Ω
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• (ONLY MTV816) Zone video outputs:
Video 1-6: zone video outputs
output impedance: standard composite 75Ω
selectable signals boost for each zone: 0dB, +1dB, +2dB, +3dB
• Functions Interfaces:
Func. Int. 1-8: socket to connect Tutondo devices used to control sources
supported devices:
STIF: device to control sources using infrared codes
S2R2UT: Tutondo 4 in 1 source
• Expansion connector
Expansion Bus: connect potential expansion units
• Zone controllers connector
Net control: connect to zone controllers:
+, - : power 24Vdc
C+, C- : digital bus
• Trigger inputs
I (triggers) 1-12: inputs for external events (contacts to ground (-))
closing current: 20mA
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• Relay outputs
Relays 1-6: dry normally open contacts (for resistive loads)
maximum switching voltage: 240VAC / 30VDC
maximum switching current: 6A
Warning: don’t exceed the indicated current even for short time. Pay particular attention
to instantaneous peak current when the relay switches
• Switched power Output
Out switched: switched power output
Connect sources that have to be powered on and powered off automatically from the
unit.
Warning: maximum 200W loads. Don’t attach inductive loads
• Home automation interfaces
RS232: standard serial port, configured as DCE (modem)
Ethernet: fast Ethernet RJ45 plug
Connectors for future uses
• Pass through IR system
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FRONT KEYBOARD
Figure 1: front keyboard
Unit status Standby led Display
Standby On Displays time and icons with low light intensity
ON Off
Normal state - time:
displays time and icons with normal light
Normal state - zone:
displays zones status (6 zones for each page): power on/off, volume, selected
input source
Menu navigation :
displays the current menu on the first line with the related options.
The option or the parameter is highlighted with reverse background
Touch buttons operation for menu navigation:
(note: “Normal state - zone” section has a particular controlling. Operation is explained in the next paragraph).
Touch button Normal pressure Hold pressure
1 Standby No function Switches ON or OFF the
central unit and the devices
connected (i.e. zone
controls, STIF, audio/video
sources connected to AC SW)
2 OK During normal state - time:
z Access to main menu
During menu navigation:
z Function/submenu selecting
z It’s NOT necessary to confirm the variation of the
parameter. Pressing OK it’s the same of pressing
down arrow
3 Cancel During menu navigation:
z Back to previous menu
During menu navigation:
z Back to normal state - time
4 UP arrow During menu navigation:
z Previous selection
5 DOWN
arrow
During menu navigation:
z Next selection
6 Slider During normal state - time:
z Access to zone parameters
During menu navigation:
z Change the selected parameter (if selecting a
function/sub menu no effect is produced)
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DISPLAY items
In the normal state, the display can show 2 different screens.
Time and notification icons visualization (default)
In this screen you see the current time and some notification icons.
Icons meaning:
10/100Mbit net LAN connected up
At least one zone on
It’s always possible to show this visualization holding the “cancel” key (or with repeated pressure of it).
With this visualization you can:
- press “OK” button to access the main menu
- select a zone to modify its control parameters pressing the slider
- select the “Normal state – zone” pressing “UP arrow” or “DOWN arrow”.
Normal state - zone
In this screen you see at the same time on/off status, volume and input source of 6 zones. It is also possible to change this
status acting directly on the favourite zone.
You access this screen pressing “UP arrow” or “DOWN arrow” in the “Normal state – time” condition.
On/off status column:
All zones off, or
At least one zone on
Zone:
zone off
zone on
zone with priority (microphone calling or I event), it’s not possible to change this staus manually
Volume column:
Zone:
level of the listening volume
muting zone
Input source column:
Zone:
current input source
Examples:
all zones off zone 3 on zone 1 on,
zones 3 and 5 with priority
When the selection of the cursor is on the name of a zone (“hall” in the example), keyboard operations are:
- CANCEL key: back to “Time and notification icons visualization”
- OK key: allow you to enter in the administration zone menu (see “zone admin” in the main menu)
- arrow keys: changing of selected zone
- slider right: parameters access
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Using the slider, you can move the selection cursor from the name of the zone to the favourite parameter:
In this case, the keyboard works differently:
- arrow keys: parameter modifying (on/off zone, volume changing, input source changing)
- OK key: forwarding to next zone; the cursor remains on the selected column
- ESC key: quick return of the selection cursor to the zone name
- slider: move the cursor between parameters or the zone name
QUICK SYSTEM SETUP
In order to startup the system you have to follow 4 steps:
Configure main unit settings
Configure audio/video sources
Configure zones
System startup
Main unit settings
1. Enter the navigation menu (press OK when display is in normal state - time)
2. Select UNIT SETUP…
3. Select the favourite language; following items are related to English language
4. In line DATE set the current date (DayOfTheWeek Day/Month/Year)
5. In line TIME set the current time (hour:minutes). Select also AUTO DAYLIGHT S.T. if your country adopt daylight
saving time and you want that the unit automatically does the correction on last Saturday of March and October.
6. Under SOURCES NUMBER select the number of centralized sources connected to the matrix.
Notice: this setting is for all zones, each zone will listen up to the maximum input number set in this line (in ZONES
SETUP… there will be the possibility to selectively exclude some sources for the zone within those globally available)
7. Enable (with a check mark) or disable “LOCAL INS ENABLED” depending on whether local sources are or not
connected to the matrix. Notice: this setting is for all zones, if there is at least one local source connected to the matrix
enable this option (in ZONES SETUP… there will be the possibility to selectively exclude the presence of local zone
source)
Source settings
1. Enter the navigation menu (press OK when display is in normal state - time)
2. Select SOURCES SETUP…
3. Use the slider for cycling between the 8 centralized sources and press OK on the one you want to configure.
Notice: for the first installation use the reference number of the source (not its name), you can change the
name of the source when entering the configuration
4. Select submenu CHANGE NAME… if you want to change the name of the source:
4.1. Press OK on the name you want. It’s possible to cycle between a predetermined list of names
5. Under TYPE select the type of audio input source: MONO or STEREO. Notice: if the source is mono you can plug the
audio signal indifferently on left or right input.
6. Under “SENS.” select the audio output level (measured in Vrms) of the source. For the inputs 1 to 6 the range spans
from 0.5 Vrms and 2 Vrms. For inputs 7 and 8 the range spans from 1.07 to 4.25 Vrms. Proper configuration of this
parameter is very important to ensure undistorted sound and uniformity on listening volume when switching between
different sources. If signal output level is unknown we recommend starting with high values and then go down slowly.
Notice: if these values are changed with the system running, they have no immediate effect on the zones. Just switch
off and then switch on the zone to apply changes.
Zone settings
1. Enter the navigation menu (press OK when display is in normal state - time)
2. Select ZONES SETUP…
3. Use the slider for cycling through available zones (the total number of zones depends on the number of MTxE816
expansions installed) and press OK on the one you want to configure
4. Under OUT TYPE select if the output is MONO or STEREO. If you configure the output as MONO the matrix automatically
mixes stereo inputs to generate a mono output
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5. Under LOUDSP.TYPE select the type of speakers in the zone. If the zone has one or two 4 ohm or 8 ohm loudspeakers
select PASSIVE. If the zone has amplified speakers select ACTIVE. Notice: it’s possible to leave ACTIVE with passive
loudspeakers, the only difference is that the maximum output power will be lower.
6. Enabling RESTORE STATUS the zone automatically return to the status it was at unit power off. The option can be
useful whether you want to ensure a continuity of music after lack of electricity
7. Setting MAXIMUM VOLUME it’s possible to limit the maximum listening volume in zone.
8. If you want to exclude the listening of some sources in a zone within those globally connected (see paragraph 'main
unit settings') you can turn off the check mark next to the names of sources. The same thing applies to the local input of
the zone, named “L LOCAL”
System startup
The startup of the system includes the step of “AFFILIATION” where each zone controller is assigned to the own zone
listening.
1. Enter the navigation menu (press OK when display is in normal state - time)
2. Select UNIT SETUP…
3. Select INSTALLATION…
4. Select AFFILIATION…
5. Accept with YES the warning message that appears
6. Perform the procedure to link controllers to zones (refer to controllers’instruction manual). Everytime you can change
the current zone by scrolling the slider over CURRENT ZONE line
6.1 for CZ830 controllers push ESC/OFF on every zone’s controllers; to set the next zone push “joystick up” key
6.2 for CZ83 controllers push OFF on every zone’s controllers; to set the next zone push “volume +” key
6.3 for MC1 microphone controllers push UP on every zone’s controllers; to set the next zone push UP again
6.4 for RC83 radio remote controls: push the power off button (in the up-right side of the remote control); to set the next
zone push near “0” on the numerical keyboard
For others controllers affiliation or further details refer to owners instruction manuals.
7. When all the controllers have been linked, select END PROCEDURE (or press the OK button twice), the unit will
automatically switch off and on
If you want to remotely control audio/video sources through STIF devices or intelligent Tutondo sources (e.g. S2R2UT), you
have to perform a synchronization between zone controllers and that devices. This operation is required every time
display-zone controllorers devices (CZ830) or STIF (also changes made on IR codes inside STIF) are added to the
system:
1. Enter the navigation menu (press OK when display is in normal state - time)
2. Select UNIT SETUP…
3. Select INSTALLATION…
4. Select SYNC. FNC.INTERFACES
5. Wait until display returns to normal status
The system is now ready to work.
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ALARM CLOCK SETUP
Alarm clocks let you to play the desidered source in 1 or more zones according to a desidered timetable.
Alarm clocks are lasting events, so they have a start and a stop time. When the stop time is reached the related zones
return to previous states.
Alarm clocks don’t have priority and acts only at the programmed start and stop time. This means that:
1) if the zone is in priority state (see “I Events” paragraph) at start time, that alarm clock won’t act
2) at any time, user can change zone parameters
Source selection concerns audio source, video follows the rule currently configured on zone (video off, video follows audio,
video on source n).
Optionally, it’s possible to:
1) set listening volume
2) send a command to source (if a STIF is associated to the source)
3) act on relays (see “Relays management”)
The maximum number of alarm clocks is 60, by default no alarm clock is programmed.
Selecting ALARM CLOCK SETUP… it’s possible to look through the active alarm clocks. You can see current selected alarm
clock / total alarm clocks number. Pressing OK you can modify/delete the current one; to add a new one you have to go
beyond the last alarm clock (a “+” will appear) and confirm with OK to start the parameters setup.
ALARM CLOCK SETUP
Parameter Description
DELETE delete selected alarm clock
FROM start time
TO stop time
SRC desidered source
VOLUME desidered volume, select ‘=’ to leave current volume
M T W T F S S day of week when alarm clock is on
STIF CELL STIF cell number to recall (see paragraph “STIF management”)
RELAY
n
action on relay n (see paragraph “Relay management”)
M 1 2 3 4 5 6 interested zones on main unit
E
n
1 2 3 4 5 6 interested zones on expansion unit n
Warning! No alarm clock are executed as long as you are in this menu.
SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD AND UPDATES
You can download the last programming software and the last firmware update from Tutondo web site:
1- Open Tutondo web site link: www.tutondo.com
2- Select ENG language
3- Click “customer support” (up-right side)
4- It’s not necessary to input Account and Password but select “CLICK HERE”
5- Select “Products support” folder
6- “ver.html” file in the “MTx816x” folder contains the version of the latest software/firmware releases uploaded in the
site
7- Softwares are in the “MTx816x” folder
8- Firmware is in the “firmware” folder
When you install the ProgMT software, you can download unit updates
following the instructions in the settings window:
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8 OHM SPEAKERS CONNECTION
8 ohm
8 ohm
8 ohm
L
R
(1x0.75)S
POWER OUT
(3x0.75)S
+ R
+ L
+ L -
-
-
BIANCO/WHITE
BIANCO/WHITE
BIANCO/WHITE
BIANCO/WHITE
SCHERMO / SHIELD
SCHERMO / SHIELD
SCHERMO / SHIELD
SCHERMO / SHIELD
CELESTE/BLU
CELESTE/BLU
LR+
POWER OUT
LR+
MARRONE/BROWN
MARRONE/BROWN
BIANCO/WHITE
SCHERMO / SHIELD
ACTIVE SPEAKERS CONNECTION
++
508
508
L
R
--
-
LL
+
+
+
(2x0.75)S
(2x0.75)S
(3x0.75)S
508
-
L
+
POWER OUT
LR+
POWER OUT
LR+
SCHERMO / SHIELD
SCHERMO / SHIELD
BIANCO/WHITE
BIANCO/WHITE
ROSSO / RED
R
OSSO
/
R
ED
SCHERMO / SHIELD
SCHERMO / SHIELD
BIANCO/WHITE
BIANCO/WHITE
ROSSO / RED
ROSSO / RED
SCHERMO / SHIELD
GIALLO/YELLOW BIANCO/WHITE
ROSSO / RED
SCHERMO / SHIELD
BIANCO/WHITE
ROSSO / RED
GIALLO/YELLOW
AMPLIFIER CONNECTIONS
PRE OUT
RCA
PRE OUT
2
3
1
2
3
1
LR LR
Note: le sezioni indicate in questa pagina sono a solo scopo di esempio; calcolare la sezione adeguata.
Note: cable sections indicated in this page are only for example; calculate the appropriate section.
XLR PLUGS
SOLDERING SIDE
STEREO ZONE
active speakers
MONO ZONE
active speakers
SPEAKERS
+ : POSITIVE+24Vdc
L : AUDIO SIGNAL (L or R)
- : SHIELD (-)
MASTER UNIT
+ : POSITIVE+24Vdc
L : LEFT AUDIO SIGNAL
R : RIGHT AUDIO SIGNAL
- : SHIELD (-)
MONO ZONE
8 ohm speakers STEREO ZONE
8 ohm speakers
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ACTIVE LOCAL PROGRAM CONNECTION
LOCAL IN
LLRR
NET CONTROL
+
++ CC +
CC
+
AUDIO LOCAL PROGRAM CONNECTION
LOCAL IN
JACK
LOCAL IN
RCA
LR LR
Note: 1. input signal from 1 VRMS to 4.25VRMS; input impedance 270 ohm.
2. please insert an audio isolation transformer for locally powered sources.
CONTROL UNIT CONNECTION
SCHERMO
NET CONTROL
++ CC
CZ830 / CZ83
7 8 9 10 11 12
1 2 3 4 5 6
+
CC
+
+C C
+
OTHER CONTROL UNITS
PRESA ATTIVA/ACTIVE SOCKET: PINJ3K
RADIO FM: TR502
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COMPOSITE/SCART CONNECTION
135791113151719
2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
1 3 5 7 91113151719
2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
L
L
R
R
MTV816C VIDEO-AUDIO MATRIX 9 INPUTS (8+1), 48 ZONES
MC9000MT
diffu sore
speakers
4Á8 ohm
VIDEO
diffu sore
speakers
100V
diffu sori „attivi‰
Active speakers
diffu sori „attivi‰
Active speakers
diffu sori „attivi‰
Active speakers
diffu sori
speakers
8 ohm
MCZ510
DAR91
MIXER
NET
CONTROL
ALD
AMPLIFIER
STEREO
CZ830
CZ8
3
TRCD
PC
HDD
DVD
BUILDING
AUTOMATION
AMPLIFIER
100V
RC83
MTVE816C
MTAE816
MTV816C
master unit
MTA816 – MTA816S AUDIO MATRIX 9 INPUTS (8+1), 48 ZONES
MC9000MT diffu sore
speakers
4Á8 ohm
diffu sore
speakers
100V
diffu sori
Active speakers
„attivi‰
diffu sori „attivi‰
Active speakers
diffu sori „attivi‰
Active speakers
diffu sori
speakers
8 ohm
MCZ510
DAR91
MIXER
NET
CONTROL
ALD
AMPLIFIER
STEREO
CZ830
CZ83
TRCD
PC
HDD
DVD
BUILDING
AUTOMATION
AMPLIFIER
100V
RC83
MTAE816 - MTAE816S
MTA816 - MTA816S
master unit
COMPOSITE VIDEO OUT VIDEO ZONE OUTPUT (MTV)
-
1
-
2
-
3
-
4
-
5
-
6
-
7
-
8
-
9
-
10
-
11
-
12
-
13
-
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