Wireless Audio System - Peerless-AV
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1. A ADS100 B is a replacement for wires and has no inherent level control Level needs to be controlled from the source device such as an iPod when using the line level inputs or the amplifier volume when using the speaker level inputs Q A Yes A common scenario would be using channels 1 and 2 for surround speakers when speaker lines can t be run coming directly from the surround speaker posts and then to also utilize a variable level zone output on the AVR to feed line level zone 2 content to a separate room in the house End result yields a complete 5 1 setup in room 1 with a separate discrete feed of content to the room dedicated for zone 2 Q A The ADDS100 B is rated for 140 feet however when introducing mass into the environment distances will become attenuated Concrete cinder block and steel in the way of imaginary line of site will impede the wireless signal significantly Standard drywall walls do not impede the signal strength very much Q A No The system will remain synced to last set up channels when signal returns Q A No Once power is restored to both the transmitter and the amplifier s wireless signal will return as observed by a solid or blinking light on the transmitter face Q A It will not damage the system but the line level signal will override whatever signal is being routed via the speaker input thereby mixing audio signals Care must be taken when setting the system up in order to avoid un2. In no event shall Peerless AV be liable for incidental or consequential damages or damages arising from the theft of any product whether or not secured by a security device which may be included with the Peerless AV product Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you This warranty is in lieu of all other warranties express or implied and is the sole remedy with respect to product defects No dealer distributor installer or other person is authorized to modify or extend this Limited Warranty or impose any obligation on Peerless AV in connection with the sale of any Peerless AVG product This warranty gives specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state Product Warranty Period Mounts 5 years Furniture 1 year Cables 25 years Cleaning Products 1 year Electronic Products and components 1 year 15 of 16 ISSUED 08 30 13 SHEET 180 9051 1 peerless V Peerless AV 2300 White Oak Circle Aurora IL 60502 USA peerair peerless av com 2013 Peerless AV All rights reserved Peerless AV is a trademark of Peerless Industries Inc Other parties marks are the property of their respective owners
3. Stereo VS Mono Setup The amplifier is fixed 2 channel operation When mono operation is used by using a ADS100 RXM module sold separately the receiver syncs to only one channel input at the transmitter However both amplifier speaker outputs will have mono output and can be used Bridging for more power to one output is not possible The amplifier is configured as stereo or mono by utilizing the proper RX module The system is supplied with the ADS100 RXS which is the stereo 2 channel module For mono the accessory part ADS100 RXM is utilized Simply plug the ADS100 RXM RX Module into the amplifier instead of the ADS100 RXS The Sync process is the same with mono as with stereo modules The only difference is when the Ch Sel button is pressed the sync scrolls through transmitter inputs one instead of two at a time MULTIPLE AMPLIFERS TO SAME INPUTS This system has the ability for multiple Receiver Amplifiers to be paired to the same transmitter inputs Example pair four stereo amplifiers to transmitter inputs 1 and 2 The limit to maintain the highest QOS is two stereo or four mono signals per TX module POWER OUTAGES Once paired and set up per the installation requirements the transmitter module and receiver modules will remember their paired channels if power is lost from part or all of the system The power on and re sync takes about 1 second from when power is restored 13 of 16 ISSUED 08 30 13 SHEET 180 9051 1 Q
4. or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus 11 Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer 12 Use only with the cart stand tripod bracket or table specified by the manufacturer or sold with the apparatus 13 Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time 14 Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way such as power supply cord or plug is damaged liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture does not operate normally or has been dropped 15 The product was submitted and evaluated for use at the maximum ambient Tma 40 C 16 WARNING To Reduce The Risk Of Fire Or Electric Shock Do Not Expose This Apparatus To Rain Or Moisture Apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and no objects filled with liquids such as vases shall be placed on the apparatus CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN ATTENTION RISQUE DE CHOC LECTRIQUE PAS OUVRIR The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the product s enclosure that may be a sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons The exclamation poi
5. the transmitter is not installed in a rack the antenna may be installed directly onto the TX module The antenna connector is reverse left thread Screw the antenna onto the TX module by turning the outer nut left Hand Tighten only Step 2 If in a Rack If the transmitter is installed in a rack the Remote Antenna Cable should be used and the antenna should be placed outside of any and all steel if possible Connect the female threaded end of the cable onto the TX module The connector is reverse left thread Screw the cable onto the TX module by turning the outer nut left Hand Tighten only Route the coax cable accordingly Decide the mounting location of the antenna The supplied Remote Mount Bracket can be used by simply drilling the appropriate holes antenna connector and mounting screws or zip ties Drill a 74 6 35mm diameter hole into the supplied Mount Bracket or other surface for the bulkhead connector to go through The surface thickness maximum is 0 10 2 54mm to allow antenna to tighten onto connector Insert the bulkhead fitting through the bracket or surface and install the washer and nut snug Secure the Mount Bracket to the mounting surface using screws zip ties etc Screw the antenna onto the bulkhead connector The antenna connector is reverse left thread Screw the antenna onto the TX module by turning the outer nut left Hand Tighten only 9 of 16 ISSUED 08 30 13 SHEET 180 9051 1
6. Note For best transmission the antenna should be positioned straight or at a 90 angle once screwed onto the bulkhead connector Not turned 180 facing the cable TX Module Connections Step 1 Insert the ADS100 TX14 module into the rear connector labeled Transmit 1 4 Be sure alignment pin goes into matching hole Step 2 Secure the TX module by inserting the supplied M3 screw in the locking hole The button and light operations are covered in the Operations sections Input Signal Connection Speaker Level Option Step 1 Connect the speaker outputs of the audio device to the speaker level input plug on the ADS100 T8 Note what speaker output is feeding into which input Be sure to follow the positive left and negative right nomenclature Note If utilizing a channel to feed a remotely located subwoofer the subwoofer passive or powered will need to accept speaker level inputs as there is no line level output on the Audio Amplifier Note Maximum input power is 150 watts per input channel Input Signal Connection Line Level Option Step 1 Plug the desired device line level outputs directly into the line level RCA inputs of the ADS100 T8 Transmitter Example iPod connection through line level will only allow volume control through the iPod Note Connecting a source device which does not have direct level control will result in the volume level set to max with no way to control it Note Each input is independent wh
7. User Manual and Installation Guide peerless 4 Wireless Audio System Models ADS100 B FC C du LISTED ISSUED 08 30 13 SHEET 180 9051 1 Contents Important Safety Instr ctlons coti occi ainan nesauca oco etr etui Ecrire cases ck ac aep en nasci pe qacs 3 Important INFOrmation p X 4 Unit Care Recommendations erred tie eerie ii saa aeaa EEEE EDA cee DAET ETES 4 Specifications i 5 INGOMUCHION 6 Whats In The ADS100 B BOX epar rta icr ced pa Rate Re EE n Hu Rer d n nc 6 Tools Needed For IMStallatiOM RC 6 installation PIRNI G asn aa i ere cota a e oe a A a A EOE 6 INStAN AU OM M 7 Product OVeLVIeW sace eio vet NARRA CORE ORAE SE AE EEEN 7 Transmiter IV OUI ENN sass wes ete cca teer ea ieter tia a eres faeere se EE i tree seul 9 Transmitter Power Connections cocos notte oen iR etn etie oc E tus EE verde Ie bee 9 Transmitter Antenna And Cable Connections essere 9 Transmitter LX Module Connections iis scio Y OA For ee d Pea 10 Transmitter Input Signal Connection Speaker Level Option ssssssssssssss 10 Transmitter Input Signal Connection Line Level Audio Option 10 In Wall Installation of the ADS100 A252 Wireless Receiver Amplifier sss 11 Trans
8. d Step 3 At the transmitter face depress the SYNC 1 4 button once The face LED and TX LED will both blink allowing 2 minutes to sync to the appropriate amplifier This allows any and all 4 inputs matched to that TX module to be synced If not synced resumes previous assignment The process can start again Step 4 At the amplifier press Sync button once The blue LED will stop blinking indicating it has locked onto the TX module If not synced to the input channel desired press the CH SEL button and scroll through the inputs to find the correct one s LED on transmitter face and TX module will illuminate solid blue to indicate successful pairing Step 5 Repeat the above procedure for additional amplifiers Each amplifier needs to be synced from start to finish Return to the amplifier to finish the installation and the instructions step 12 of 16 ISSUED 08 30 13 SHEET 180 9051 1 Finalizing The Installation Step 1 Feed the amplifier though the wall cut out by holding the oval cutouts located on the bracket Guide the amp in and down toward the wiring first then back up so the top of the holding bracket is just outside of the wall Pull out bottom only slightly and drop down onto the cut out bottom edge The holding bracket should be outside but flush to the drywall surface 7 e w Step 2 Snug clamp screws to secure the amp Step 3 Attach two gang cover plate to the amplifier holding bracket
9. he amplifier chassis ground location with the supplied ring terminal star washer and M3 5 washer head screw 11 of 16 ISSUED 08 30 13 SHEET 180 9051 1 Step 7 Connect speaker wires to the speaker terminal plug Strip 3 16 insulation off the speaker wires loosen the screw clamp insert the wire and tighten screw clamp Be sure to follow the positive and negative nomenclature Step 8 Take the ADS100 RXS stereo RX module and plug into the port on the amplifier Install the M3 phillips locking screw through the RX module into the amplifier Step 9 The installer will want to leave the amp out of the wall to verify pairing has taken place between the TX and the RX Once pairing can be verified the amp can then be installed in the wall Transmitter and Amplifier Pairing When pairing the Transmitter Module to the Receiver Amplifier make sure to apply power to the RX module first The receiving amplifier needs to be in a powered on state in order for the TX module to pair with it Step 1 Apply power to the ADS100 T8 transmitter by pressing the power button on the front left The two right side front facing LED s will illuminate red The audio source s should also be powered on and connected to inputs 1 4 A portable music player with RCA outputs can also be used also for channel assignment Step 2 Apply power to the amplifier s installed Ensure at least one or all speakers are connected Both blue LED s will blink every secon
10. ich allows the user to use both line level and speaker level inputs across the 8 inputs as needed The Transmitter comes with a 4 channel transmitter ADS100 TX14 module The second bank of four channels requires an additional accessory ADS100 TX58 and is available separately 10 of 16 ISSUED 08 30 13 SHEET 180 9051 1 Amplifier Receiver In Wall Installation of the ADS100 A252 Wireless Receiver Amplifier The installation shall be carried out in accordance with all applicable installation rules Step 1 Locate area that In Wall amp will be installed Step 2 To verify mounting placement of amplifier speaker conduct a stud search to determine stud layout For In Wall Amplifier scenario the installer will want to choose a stud bay to mount within which also provides access to the AC Outlet Receptacle that will be used to tap on and power the amplifier Step 3 Once location for the stud placement is identified place IN WALL Template on wall and ensure it is level Trace outline of template and cut away drywall for in wall placement The hole size is 4 1 8 high x 4 3 16 wide Step 4 Install the holding bracket onto the amplifier using long M3 screws The finger grabs go toward the RX module Install the drywall clamps onto each side of the amplifier as shown below Do not tighten screws Put the clamp center peak outward Step 5 When installed in a wall cavity that is not UL 2043 plenum and conduit is required an indust
11. ll holder for amp TX remote cable 10 In wall bracket screw for amp In wall amp template M 2 Drywall clamp w screws Antenna remote mount bracket System instructions Tools Needed For Installation Bubble Level Phillips Screwdriver Small straight screwdriver Drywall Saw Wire Strippers Side Cutters Tape Measure Pencil Installation Planning There is flexibility in the component installations First Options for the transmitter Place unit on a flat surface like cabinet Place unit inside a standard AV rack assembly Local or remote antenna mounting options A 10ft thin coax cable is provided for remote antenna mounting The cable has a bulkhead fitting that allows for 0 10 2 54mm thickness Second Flexible amplifier receiver installation options Inside a drywall cavity flush to the outer surface The maximum drywall thickness is 5 8 Attached to a structure such as ceiling beams On top of a wall surface requires accessory kit ADS100 OWk In a UL 2043 plenum area requires UL 2043 plenum wiring tie wraps etc It helps to have your amplifier locations in mind when starting the installation process Generally the amplifier is placed near a 120 240 VAC power source capable of 150 watts peak demand Tip While this device does not require Line of Sight the signal can still be effected by certain building materials For best wireless performance try to keep cement or a lot of s
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13. nt within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance servicing instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance Le symbole de l clair avec une fl che son extr mit dans un triangle quilat ral a pour but de vous avertir de la pr sence d une tension lectrique dangereuse et non isol e l int rieur de l enceinte de l appareil qui peut tre suffisamment puissante pour constituer un risque d lctrocution pour les personnes Le point d excalamation dans un triangle quilat ral vous avertit de l existence d instructions importantes de fonctionnement et d entretien intervention dans la documnetation accompagnant l appareil 3 of 16 ISSUED 08 30 13 SHEET 180 9051 1 17 Avoid overloading electrical outlets or extension cords which otherwise could result in electric shock or fire 18 To avoid electric shock never stick anything in the slots on the case or remove the cover 19 This product is intended for indoor use only 20 The apparatus shall be connected to a mains socket outlet with a protective earthing connection peerless AV Model ADS100 A252 FCC ID 2AAW2ADS100 A252 This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause
14. rovals 4 h x 4 1 6 w x 1 72d 100 240 VAC 50 60Hz direct 150 watts maximum with protective ground required 2 wire spring hold push in screw terminal ground wired or conduit per Electric Code Qty 2 2 pole screw clamp plug 8 ohm 25 watts x 2 0 196 THD N 1 W 1KHz 110 dB Over temperature overload short circuit with power cycle reset In wall On wall UL 2043 Plenum area s with proper UL 2043 accessories UL60065 UL 2043 CE LVD FCC 5 of 16 ISSUED 08 30 13 SHEET 180 9051 1 The Peer Sound Wireless Audio System provides for eight total independent channels four total Stereo zones or any combination in between By connecting your source s to either the RCA line level or speaker level inputs you can wirelessly transmit the audio signal and amplify it for the remote speakers This system works with any brand speakers or sources amplifier or preamp The installation process starts with a little planning and understanding the options you have for installation What s In The ADS100 B Box Before you start the installation make sure you have the following items 1 ADS100 T8 Transmitter Kit 1 Conduit adapter bracket 1 pair of rack ears Screws 1 2 Gang oversize wall plate w screws 1 ADS100 TX14 TX Module Kit 1 ADS100 RXS RX Stereo Module Kit SCR M2x 4 x 4MM PAN HD PHL BLK SCR M2x 4 x 4MM PAN HD PHL BLK 1 ADS100 A252 Amplifier Kit 1 ADS100 RAC10 TX Remote Cable Kit In wa
15. ry standard UL approved flexible conduit with UL approved wire of 14AWG must be used When installed in a UL 2043 plenum area UL 2043 approved products must be used that are inside the 2043 area including flexible conduit wire connectors zip ties etc Peerless has accessory kit ADS100 PW which is a complete flexible conduit whip 6 feet long with proper connectors and zip ties all UL 2043 rated to meet this requirement Note This step needs to be completed by a certified electrician Note Grounding screw is assembled with metal enclosure of the equipment to provide a bonding terminal means intended to bind a bonding conductor with double crimp on metal ring terminal Double crimp on metal ring terminal is intended to be secured to enclosure by metal stand star washer and screw Note When conduit is not required by code the user may use Romex or similar at least 14 AWG shielded wire stranded or solid routed from the power source directly to the power input plug for on wall use only Smallest conductor used at field wiring terminals for permanent installation 14 AWG Step 6 Connect power at the amplifier For solid wire simply strip back 1 4 insulation and insert firmly into the proper polarity cavity For stranded wire it s recommended to twist the wire and also use a small straight screwdriver to release the clamp Then insert the wire Test all connections by trying to pull the wire back out Complete the ground connection to t
16. teel like ductwork or a refrigerator out of the imaginary line of sight between transmitter and receivers 6 of 16 ISSUED 08 30 13 SHEET 180 9051 1 Product Overview Front 1 POWER Turns unit ON OFF 2 SYNC 1 4 Used to pair amps for channels 1 4 3 SYNC 5 8 Used to pair amps for channels 5 8 Back 1 Transmitter Module Sends signal to RX on amp 2 RCA Line Level Input 8 Inputs for AV component connection 3 Speaker Level Input Inputs for AV speaker connection 4 Transmitter Module Plug Accepts Transmitter Module 5 DC POWER Power input 7 of 16 ISSUED 08 30 13 SHEET 180 9051 1 Product Overview Front 1 RX MODULE Insert RXS or RXM Module here 2 POWER INDICATOR Blue when power is on Back 1 Power Connector 2 Ground Connector 3 Speaker Connector 8 of 16 ISSUED 08 30 13 SHEET 180 9051 1 Transmitter Mounting If the transmitter will not be installed in an AV rack then leave the rubber feet in place If the transmitter will be installed in an av rack then remove the four rubber feet from the base Step 1 Use the supplied M3 screws to install the rack ears onto the chassis Step 2 Mount the Transmitter into the rack Power Connections Step 1 Connect the provided 120 240 VAC power adapter to the rear power supply input and plug into a suitable wall outlet Antenna And Cable Connections Step 1 If Not in a Rack If
17. th installation instructions and Transmitter operating conditions for satisfying RF exposure compliance This device should be used only as specified within this manual to meet RF exposure requirements Use of this device in a manner inconsistent with this manual could lead to excessive RF exposure conditions To clean use a soft dry cloth only Do not use water or other cleaning products as they may cause electrical failure or damage the surface of the product 4 of 16 ISSUED 08 30 13 SHEET 180 9051 1 I8 Transmitter Size Rack Height Power Input Line Level Inputs Speaker Level Inputs Mounting Frequency band Wireless distance Streaming 17 4 w x 1 11 32 h x 7 d 1U 120 240 VAC 50 60Hz to supplied AC adapter 5VDC 1000 mW Qty 8 independent RCA Qty 8 independent 150 watts max each 2 pole plug Rack or surface 2 4 GHz spread spectrum 140 ft 16 Bit 48 KHz rate with error checking Adaptive Frequency Hopping Yes 18 channels with 4 active 14 on trial Latency Antenna cable Agency Approvals 42 7 mS RG316D Coax double shield with reverse thread fittings 10 ft UL60065 CE LVD FCC Actual distance will be reduced with obstructions between transmitter and receiver modules A252 Amplifier Size Power Input Power Connection Speaker Connection Impedance Power Output Signal to Noise Protection Mounting Agency App
18. undesired operation peerless AV Model ADS100 T8 FCC ID 2AAW2ADS100 T8 This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Never use this product in an aircraft or a medical facility It can cause interference or an undesirable effect The use of this product in the following locations may result in an abnormal audio output noise etc g Near a refrigerator or metal structure e In a cluttered room causing potential blocked wireless signals This product has been tested and manufactured to comply with each country s safety rules However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in some installations If interference happens decrease the distance between the product and receiving antenna Optimal use of this product is for in room multi room applications with a range of up to 140 ft 43m away line of sight LOS This distance is reduced slightly when objects like walls and floors are in the transmission path Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer of this device could void the product warranty This equipment must be installed and operated in accordance with the provided instructions End users and installers must be provided wi
19. wanted results 14 of 16 ISSUED 08 30 13 SHEET 180 9051 1 Peerless Industries Inc Peerless AV warrants to original end users of Peerless AV products that Peerless AV products will be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use for the periods listed below from the date of purchase by the original end user At its option Peerless AV will repair or replace with new or refurbished products or parts or refund the purchase price of any Peerless AV product which fails to conform with this warranty In no event shall the duration of any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose be longer than the period of the applicable express warranty set forth above Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts so the above limitation may not apply to you This warranty does not cover damage caused by a service or repairs by the customer or a person who is not authorized for such service or repairs by Peerless AV b the failure to utilize proper packing when returning the product c incorrect installation or the failure to follow Peerless AV s instructions or warnings when installing using or storing the product or d misuse or accident in transit or otherwise including in cases of third party actions and force majeure This warranty also does not cover corrosion or rust resulting from damaged scratched or chipped paint or other surfaces
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