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INSTRUCTION/INSTALLATION SHEET
lyriQ™ Studio Local Source Input
IS-0421 REV. O
©Copyright 2008 by On-Q/Legrand All Rights Reserved.
1. Introduction
The lyriQ™ Studio Local Source Input, PN AU5008-xx, is part of the lyriQ™
Multi-Room Audio System. It is a component which, when combined with other
lyriQ™ components and your source equipment (receiver, CD player, etc.),
helps create a flexible whole-house audio system that will fill your rooms with
high-quality sound for years to come. Category 5 technology is an innovative
method of providing high quality audio to remote locations with a single 8-
conductor cable such as Cat 5e. This technology provides many advantages
over other conventional methods of audio distribution such as simple, single
Category 5 wiring scheme and infrared control of system components.
IMPORTANT: Read the manuals that are included with all associated
lyriQ™ Audio products before installation of any single component! If you
are unsure of any of the following installation procedures contact On-
Q/Legrand Technical Support @ 1-800-321-2343 option 1 or contact an On-
Q/Legrand installer.
2. Description
The lyriQ™ Studio Local Source Input allows the lyriQ™ Multi-Room Audio System
to use “local” source inputs (up to 2 maximum) associated with any one volume
control or audio zone. When used in conjunction with Studio Keypads, the lyriQ™
Studio Local Source Input can be chosen from the Keypad just as main sources
are chosen. It is connected in series with the Keypad by simply connecting a run of
Category 5 cable from a lyriQ™ Distribution Module zone to the “INPUT” RJ45
input jack on the rear of the Studio Local Source Input (see Figure 2), and
connecting the “OUTPUT” RJ45 jack over Category 5 cable to the volume control.
If two Local Sources are used, simply daisy-chain them OUTPUT to INPUT using
the RJ45 jacks (see Figure 3). The Studio Local Source Input senses audio signals
on its front side input RCA jacks. When a line level audio source is sensed (MP3
player, TV, or other), the local audio source can then be heard within the zone.
NOTE: Although Studio Keypads are able to select Studio Local Source Input
#1 or #2 or any Main Source from the keypad and are also able to override an
active local source, an active local source is initially sensed and switched to
automatically.
NOTE: When using an MP3 player as the local source, insure its volume is
turned up past 50% to make sure its output is detected by the lyriQ™ Studio
Local Source Input.
The LED on the front lights green to indicate that the Studio Local Source Input has switched over to the local
audio source and that the source is active. It lights amber to indicate that it has switched over to the local
audio source, but that the source is not active. It lights red to indicate that a main audio source has been
switched through as an override to a connected local audio source regardless whether that main audio source
is present or not. There is also a gain control on the front to allow attenuation/gain of the local audio signal.
There are two potentiometers on the rear which are used to determine the sensitivity of the audio detect
circuit that causes the Studio Local Source Input to switch to a local audio source, and to determine the time
Figure 1
AU5008-WH (White)
AU5008-LA (Lt. Almond)
AU5008-TI (Titanium)
AU5008-GB (Gloss Black)
Figure 2