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Sylvania ML-1 manual

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  • Page 1

    Owner ’ s Manual MusicLites ML-1 and Accessories[...]

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    The lightning ash with arr owhead s ymbol within an equilater al triangle is in tended to alert the user to the pr esence of uninsulated “ danger ous volt age” within the pr oduct ’ s enclosure that ma y be of sucient magnitude t o constut e a risk of electric shock to per sons. The ex clama on point within an equilat er al triang[...]

  • Page 3

    IMPORT ANT SAFETY INS TRUCTIONS READ , UNDERST AND AND FOLL OW ALL INS TRUCTIONS BEFORE OPERA TING THIS EQUIPMENT . KEEP THESE INS TRUC TIONS IN A S AFE PLACE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. T o avoid injury and/ or property and product damag e: • Do not inst all this product an ywhere it may be in dir ect contact with w ater or exposed t o rain or moistur[...]

  • Page 4

    T r ademark Noce • MusicLites is a r egist ered tr ademark of ARTISON, LLC. • T oslink is a register ed trademark of T oshiba, Corp. • ARTISON is a r egist ered tr ademark of ARTISON, LLC. • Chrise Designs is a r egist ered tr ademark of Cary Chrise • SYL V ANIA is a regis tered tr ademark of OSRAM SYL V ANIA INC. • iPod, iPhon[...]

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    T o our Customer s: Thank you f or purchasing MusicLites. Y our MusicLites sys tem is very powerful with man y fea tures that mak e it quite dynamic and e xible for your use. F or instance: • Y ou can oper ate up t o 3 dieren t source devices simultaneously . • Y ou can ha ve up to 5 z ones per house; all zones can be oper ated iden ca[...]

  • Page 6

    T able of Conten ts P age House Codes 6 Zone Pr ogramming 7 Audio Mode Set -Up 8 Seng Up the Sources 9 Unders tanding Wireless Netw orks 10 Using the Remot e 11 Range 12 MusicLites Module 13 USB T ransmi er 15 T ransmi er for iP od®/iPhone®/iT ouch® 16 Univer sal T ransmier 17 Other Accessories 19 Specicaons 20 5[...]

  • Page 7

    House Codes What ar e they and wh y do we need them? House codes ar e used to set up a pr oprietary network f or MusicLites in your home, apartmen t or oce to prev ent other MusicLites tr ansmiers and r emotes oper ated by y our neighbors from a  ecng your ML ’ s oper aon or fr om yours a ecng others. How does the code ge t s[...]

  • Page 8

    Zone Pr ogramming What is a z one? A z one is a grouping of 1 or mor e MLs where you w ant the lighng and the audio sour ce to behav e in synchr onizaon. T ypically , y ou would want all the MLs in a r oom to ha ve the same light levels and pla y from the same audio source. F or instance, you ma y want t o have your f amily room and kit chen [...]

  • Page 9

    Audio Mode Set -Up Why do I ha ve to set up m y speak er? MLs can be set t o le channel, right channel or le+right. T ypically , y ou will want to oper ate an independent le and right speak er for a st ereo e ect. In some instances, y ou may wan t to ha ve all of them on le+right. This is personal pr efer ence and dependent on placem[...]

  • Page 10

    Seng Up the Sour ces What is a sour ce? A source is an y audio stor age device that can pr ovide output. Sources include, but are not limit ed to, smartphones, iPods®, iPhones®, iP ads®, A/V receiv ers, t elevisions, radios, comput ers and MP3 pla yer s. In order f or a source t o play through the MusicLit es speak ers, you will need a tr ans[...]

  • Page 11

    Unders tanding Wireless Netw orks MusicLites oper ate in the 2.4 GHz RF (Radio Frequency) bandwidth. This is the same r ange as other wireless devices lik e wireless int ernet router s, cordless t elephones and Bluetooth devices. There is limit ed bandwidth av ailable and this could a ect the oper aon of MusicLites. What does this mean f or M[...]

  • Page 12

    Using the Remot e How do I use zones t o select source? Select the desired z one by pressing Z1-Z5 or AZ f or all zones. There is a user applied s cker tha t can be a ached to y our remot e to recor d which rooms are set f or which zones. Then select a sour ce: S1, S2 or S3 (see FIGURE 7) . How do I use zones t o adjust light or volume? Selec[...]

  • Page 13

    Range What is the r ange of my tr ansmier? T ransmi er range is 61m [200 ] line of sigh t or 15m [50 ] through tradional in ternal structures. Indoor r ange will v ary depending on obstrucons. T r ansmier rang e may be r educed by metal s tructures and tr ansmier ba ery streng th (T ransmi er for iP od/iPhone/iPad only[...]

  • Page 14

    MusicLites Module (Part number 72284) What comes with the MusicLit es module? • 1 ML Loudspeak er with Light • Owner ’ s Manual • Instrucons f or rst me se t -up • Screw driver What does the MusicLit es module do? The MusicLites modules combine ligh t and audio into an experience tha t must be seen and hear d to be believed. In o[...]

  • Page 15

    Y ou should be able to c ontrol the light lev els and the audio volume through the r emote con trol. If you are oper ang on a wall dimmer , the MusicLites will not dim from the dimmer . It will dim fr om the remote contr ol. NO TE: MusicLites has not been designed to work on a w all dimmer and is theref ore not r ecommended f or use in those app[...]

  • Page 16

    USB T r ansmier (Part number 72468) What comes with the tr ansmier? • USB tr ansmier • Remot e control • Eas y Installa on Guide What does the USB T r ansmier do? By plugging the USB transmi er into a comput er you can play audio fr om that device and ha ve it output to the MLs. How does the USB T ransmi er work? (1) (2) [...]

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    Mak e sure the house code is set t o the proper code (def ault is 0). If not, tak e the screw driver pr ovided and turn to the corr ect house code. Decide what sour ce you want it t o play . There is a sliding switch with 3 posions on the side of the tr ansmier . Slide it to S1, S2 or S3. Plug the T ransmi er for iP od/iPhone/iT ouch int o[...]

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    Univer sal T r ansmier (Part number 72287) What comes with the tr ansmier? • Univer sal T ransmier • AC adapt er with cor d and DC Output • Cable with 3.5mm mini-jacks on each end • Remot e control • Eas y Installa on Guide Mak e sure the house code is set t o the proper code (def ault is 0). If not, tak e the screw driver pr [...]

  • Page 19

    Y ou should now be able to c ontrol the ML volume with both the device and the r emote contr ol. If you would lik e to use only one device to c ontrol audio volume, turn the v olume to the highest sengs on the device you do not w ant to use. This will give y ou full audio rang e. For instance, turning y our computer volume to full will allow the[...]

  • Page 20

    Other Accessories T rim rings for r ecessed can xtures ar e av ailable through your dealer or y ou can request thr ough the Musi - cLites.com w eb site. Y ou can also pur chase trim rings at any DIY st ore. Halo 301-P is av ailable and works with MusicLites units and most 4 and 6 inch r ecessed cans. Should your r ecessed can have a t apered rin[...]

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    A ribute Specicaon Mechanical W eight 1.25 lbs Recessed Can Applic aons 4” , 5” , 6” Dimensions 3.8” diameter x 5.2” heigh t Lamp Sock et Connecon E26/24 Medium Screw Base Audio Specicaons Po wer 12 W @ 6 ohm at < ½% fr equency response Driver Complement 70 mm full rang e high delity speaker Frequency R esponse[...]

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    A ribute Specicaon Contr ol Specicaons (connued) Only Light On Capability Y es Sound On Capability Y es Input V oltage AC 100V~120V , 0.5A/60Hz Standby Consumpon <2W Po wer Rang 17W with light and audio at full Prot econ Thermal fuse with automac r eset Max ambient c ondion 35 C° Min ambient condion minus 20 [...]