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Features and Benefits

Power Status Display and Synchronization

The Status Feedback feature eliminates the
guesswork common with other IR control sys-
tems. The power LED indicates the On/Off con-
dition of the system’s preamp/receiver. Built-in
intelligence tracks this (On/Off condition of the
preamp/receiver) so the IntelliPad knows when
it’s appropriate to issue the power command.
The system maintains perfect synchronization
between the amplifier and the user.

One-Button Macros With Power
Synchronization

Located on the left hand side of the keypad are
six Source Select keys, each with its own corre-
sponding backlit label. When you press a Source
Select key, a synchronized sequence of IR com-
mands is initiated. It’s synchronized, because the
internal microprocessor first checks if the pre-
amp/receiver is on or off. The keypad only issues
the “power” command if the preamp/receiver is
off. After it has verified that the preamp/receiver
is on, it proceeds with the necessary commands
to select the correct input, type of surround
sound or equalization, and the play or favorite
station command for the source component. 

Speaker Relay

The IntelliPad incorporates a unique speaker
muting function with status display. When you
press the Mute key the local speakers turn off and
the status LED turns from green to red (green
means the speakers are on, red means the speak-
ers are off). In a multi-room system, when a user
in one of the rooms turns on the system, only
that room’s speakers turn on. All other rooms dis-
play that the system is on, but muted locally. In
another room, you simply press the “Mute” but-
ton to turn on the local speakers. 

Multiple “Pages” of Function Control Keys

Once you have pressed one of the six Source
Select keys (CD, tuner, tape etc), the Function
Control keys, located on the right-hand side of
the keypad, operate the selected source (play,
stop, pause, next station, seek, etc). When
another Source Select key is pressed, the right
hand keys operate the newly selected source.
With this system of multiple “pages” of IR com-
mands just a few, ergonomically shaped but-
tons will issue the dozens of infrared commands
needed in a typical audio/video system.

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Summary of Contents for IntelliPad

Page 1: ...NILES WALL MOUNTED PROGRAMMABLE IR KEYPAD SYSTEM IntelliPad I N S T A L L A T I O N O P E R A T I O N G U I D E IntelliPad IntelliPad DS00154A IntelliPad 2 5 99 4 33 PM Page 32...

Page 2: ...D P R O G R A M M A B L E I R K E Y P A D S Y S T E M IntelliPad Wall Mounted Programmable IR Keypad System Introduction Introducing IntelliPad the world s first wall mounted programmable IR keypad sy...

Page 3: ...the necessary commands to select the correct input type of surround sound or equalization and the play or favorite station command for the source component Speaker Relay The IntelliPad incorporates a...

Page 4: ...pad can be transferred directly into another keypad via a supplied cable thereby simplifying the pro gramming of multiple keypads within a single sys tem Additionally it is possible to archive and tra...

Page 5: ...Select Key Decora Style Insert i Function Control Key Decora Style Insert j Decora Two Gang Faceplate not supplied k Faceplate Screws not supplied b c d e f h i j k g a Note The above figure illustrat...

Page 6: ...ld c Status Input Connector d Speaker Relay Jumper e Status Feedback Jumper f Amplifier Connector g Speaker Connector h IR Data Connector i IR Flasher Connector j Removable Connectors k Speaker Wire b...

Page 7: ...feet away from the electrical wiring Concealing the Cable If you have doubts about whether you are capa ble of concealing wires in your walls consult a Niles dealer or professional installer They hav...

Page 8: ...See Figure 4 If you intend to use the IntelliPad s Speaker Relay feature you must run the speaker wire from the amplifier to the IntelliPad and from the IntelliPad to the speakers See Figure 4 Connec...

Page 9: ...signal Loudspeaker Loudspeaker DC Power Supply Plugged into an Unswitched AC Outlet Powers the System IR Flasher IR Main System Unit Stereo Receiver DC Power Supply plugged into the Switched Outlet Di...

Page 10: ...system using a direct status feedback connection Loudspeaker Loudspeaker DC Power Supply Plugged into an Unswitched AC Outlet Powers the System IR Flasher Stereo Receiver DC Power Supply plugged into...

Page 11: ...g rule when you are placing both a keypad and a sensor in one room Only in this case may you daisy chain a single cable A cable is run between the keypad and the IR sensor and a sin gle cable is run f...

Page 12: ...nsfer from a preprogrammed IntelliPad 3 Memory transfer from a personal computer using the Niles IntelliFile PC Transfer and Storage System 9 Secure the Decora faceplate to the IntelliPad Installing t...

Page 13: ...ly push the label and label plug back out of the cavity See Figure 10 8 Install the correctly labeled Decora insert by holding the control so that it is facing you Fit the insert around the keys of th...

Page 14: ...if you are running the speaker wire through the IntelliPad s speaker relay If the Mute key is pressed when the system is in use the IntelliPad s internal speaker relay will mute the speakers in that r...

Page 15: ...veral turns to allow the IntelliPad to fit flush with the Decora cover plate Connecting to the IR Main System Unit Strip 1 4 of insulation from the end of each wire Tightly twist the end of each wire...

Page 16: ...olume Up code stored on the System Page That way you only have to program the Volume Up and Volume Down codes on the System Page Normally while on the System Page the six Source Select keys store the...

Page 17: ...Y ENTIR IR RED SEQ GRN The PROGRAM button begins and ends all programming The PROGRAM LED displays when you are in programming mode The IR SEQ Button enables you to toggle between programming single I...

Page 18: ...em 6 Transfer the program to any additional IntelliPads in the system Ground Rules and Guidelines Erasing the Entire Memory Before You Start Before beginning to program the IntelliPad erase any earlie...

Page 19: ...he remote control when you are teaching normal functions power stop play next track etc Positioning the Hand Held Remote Control Different brands and models of remote controls have varying strengths a...

Page 20: ...PROGRAM button The PROGRAM LED the IR SEQ LED and the PAGE LED light up red prompting you to select the page that you want to teach the IR commands to i e CD Tape Tuner etc 2 Press one of the six Sour...

Page 21: ...ess 4 To exit the Program mode press the PROGRAM button the PROGRAM LED will go out Building Sequences to Automate Any System Planning the Sequence Begin by writing down the address Page Key of the ke...

Page 22: ...command in the sequence 5 Select the page of the first command In our example the first command is to select the Tuner input of the receiver This command is located on the System page which resides u...

Page 23: ...accept another IR command right after turn on Whenever you program a sequence the normal interval between IR commands is 5 second Sometimes you will need to add more delay simply to give a particular...

Page 24: ...key on the VCR s remote control The KEY LED lights confirming that the IR command has been successfully learned by the IntelliPad 5 Repeat steps 3 and 4 to program additional press and hold commands 6...

Page 25: ...ss the PROGRAM button The PROGRAM LED will go out TUNER CD TAPE VCR LASER TV TV Source Select Key When the Source Select key labeled TV is pressed the preamp receiver DOES NOT turn on automatically Au...

Page 26: ...Connect the the Transfer cable to the transfer sockets on both IntelliPads 5 Press the PROGRAM button on both IntelliPads The PROGRAM LEDs IR SEQ LEDs and PAGE LEDs light on both IntelliPads 6 Press t...

Page 27: ...the input of your preamp receiver to the selected source 3 Change the function of the Function Control keys so that they operate the selected source component 4 Display which source is selected by bac...

Page 28: ...receiver will turn Off If the Power key is pressed when the system is Off the preamp receiver will turn On the local speakers will turn On unmute and the last source selected will be displayed by the...

Page 29: ...e original remote do not press and hold the key while teaching PROBLEM Volume Up and Volume Down Do Not Operate Continuously The IntelliPad learns most Volume Up and Volume Down commands as continuous...

Page 30: ...re 14 22 gauge Stand Alone Status Feedback Up to 200 of 2 conductor wire 14 16 gauge Local Flasher Output Up to 200 of 2 conductor wire 14 16 gauge Speaker Relay Power Handling 200 Watts channel conti...

Page 31: ...improve the qual ity of its products Niles reserves the right to change product specifications without notice Niles the Niles logo IntelliPad and IntelliFile are registered trademarks of Niles Audio C...

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