MPC500 – The Flexibility of Power Control
By utilizing the MPC500’s Local and Global operating modes, the MPC500 can be setup to
automate your system’s power states even with legacy units not equipped with McIntosh Power
Control.
For instance, turning on your McIntosh AV preamplier can trigger power ampliers, as well
as motorized curtains and projector screens.
Global verses Local
Outlets 2, 3 and 4 of the MPC500 can be set to Global or Local Power Control modes if desired. e
default setting for these outlets is ON which is what it sounds like, always on. Outlet 1 is permanently
set to ON.
Global Power Control
Outlets 2, 3 and 4 can be congured as Global Power Control. Outlets congured as Global will be
powered on and o by any device connected to POWER CONTROL IN 1. Accordingly, POWER
CONTROL 1 is also labled GLOBAL on the rear of the MPC500.
Local Power Control
Outlets 2, 3 and 4 can be congured as Local Power Control. With Local Power Control, a device
connected to the corresponding POWER CONTROL IN (input) will power on and o the devices
plugged into the same numbered Outlet. For example, a preamplier with a Power Control Cable
connected to POWER CONTROL 3 (set to Local) will power on a CD player and a lava lamp
connected to OUTLET 3. Other Outlets will be unaected by a dierent numbered Local Power
Control action.
Outlets setup as Local will not be aected by Global Power Control commands.
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