INTRODUCTION
Designed for installation in new homes, the dmc1 is a whole-house music and communication system. It is designed to
provide years of enjoyment and service to the homeowner. M&S Systems brand audio products are backed with more
than 50 years of experience in the design and manufacture of precision acoustical equipment for the home. To ensure
that the homeowner receives the high-quality music and voice reproduction that the system is designed to deliver, it is
important that each step of the installation be carefully completed by the installer. In the event you need troubleshooting
assistance, please call our technical support staff at 1-800-421-1587.
dmc1 MUSIC/COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM
FINISH-OUT INSTRUCTIONS
SHOCK HAZARD !
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol within an
equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the
presence of un-insulated “dangerous voltage” within the
product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to
constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.
CAUTION !
The exclamation point 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 product.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Read Instructions - All the safety and operating Power Lines - An outdoor antenna should be located Fuses - For continued protection against risk of fire,
instructions should be read before installing or operating away from power lines.
the dmc1.
replace the fuses in the Master Station or CD Player unit
only with the same type and rating 3 Amp Slo-blo fuses.
Outdoor Antenna Grounding - If an outside antenna
Retain Instructions - The safety and operating is connected to the receiver, be sure the antenna system Servicing - The user should not attempt to service
instructions should be retained for future reference.
is grounded so as to provide some protection against the appliance beyond that described in the operating
voltage surges and built up static charges. Section 810 instructions. All other servicing should be referred to
of the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA No. 70 1984, qualified service personnel.
HeedWarnings - All warnings on the appliance and in the
operating instructions should be adhered to.
provides information with respect to proper grounding of
the mast and supporting structure, grounding of the lead
in wire to an antenna discharge unit, size of grounding
Damage Requiring Service - The appliance should be
serviced by qualified service personnel when:
Follow Instructions - All operating and use instructions
should be followed.
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The power supply cord or the plug has been
damaged; or
Water and Moisture - The appliance should not be used
near water - for example: near bathtub, washbowl, kitchen
sink, laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near a swimming
pool, and the like. Doing so can create a fire or shock
hazards and impair the warranty.
conductors, location of antenna discharge unit, connection
to grounding electrodes, and requirements for the
grounding electrode (see figure).
Objects have fallen, or liquid has been spilled
into the appliance; or
The appliance has been exposed to rain; or the
appliance does not appear to operate normally
or exhibits a marked change in performance; or
Cleaning - Use only a dry cloth.
Attachments - Do not use attachments not recommended
by the product manufacturer as they may cause hazards.
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The appliance has been dropped, or the
enclosure damaged.
Ventilation - The appliance should be situated so that
its location or position does not interfere with its proper
ventilation. For example, the appliance should not be
situated on a bed, sofa, rug, or similar surface that may
block the ventilation openings: or, placed in a built in
installation, such as a bookcase or cabinet that may
impede the flow of air to the ventilation openings.
When the product exhibits a distinct change in
performance - this indicates a need for service.
Replacement Parts - When replacement parts are
required, be sure the service technician has used
replacement parts specified by the manufacturer or have
the same characteristics as the original part. Unauthorized
substitutions may result in fire, electric shock, or other
hazards.
Heat - The appliance should be situated away from heat
sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other
appliances (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
Object and Liquid Entry - Never push objects of any
kind into this product through openings as they may touch
dangerous voltage points or short out parts that could
result in a fire or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any
kind on the product.
Safety Check - Upon completion of any service or repairs
to this product, ask the service technician to perform safety
checks to determine that the product is in proper operating
condition.
Power Sources - The appliance should be connected to
a power supply only of the type described in the rough-in
instructions or as marked on the appliance.
Grounding or Polarization - Precautions should be
taken so that the grounding or polarization means of an
appliance is not defeated.
Wall or Ceiling Mounting - The product should be
mounted to a wall or ceiling only as recommended by the
manufacturer.
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FINISH-OUT CAUTIONS
✔ DO NOT install the dmc1 system until after the application of any wall covering
material.
✔ DO NOT connect extra cables that may have been run for future speaker additions.
Care must be taken to ensure these cables are not connected to the dmc1 Master
Station unit. Un-terminated cables (no station) connected to the dmc1 Master
Station may cause electronic feedback that will damage the Master Station unit.
✔ DO NOT install any satellite speakers that are rated other than 45-ohms
impedance. Damage to the amplifier will occur.
✔ DO NOT over-tighten the screws for the remote stations or the Master Station as
the plastic face panels may crack or strip out.
✔ DO NOT power up the dmc1 Master Station unit until all remote stations and
speakers are connected.
✔ Use only M&S Systems certified replacement parts and have them installed by a
qualified dealer or installer. Unauthorized substitutions can result in fire, electric
shock, or other hazards.
✔ DO NOT connect Cat-5 wire if you are unsure of its terminating point. Connecting a
door speaker to a Room Station may result in system damage.
✔ DO ensure that all rough-in instructions have been followed before power is applied
to the dmc1 system.
✔ Upon completion of any service or product repair, have the dealer or installer
conduct a safety check to ensure the system is in proper operating condition.
✔ DO NOT attach devices unauthorized for use with this system. Authorized devices
include: (1) dmc1MM CD/MP3/iPod® Player; (2) dmc1CD 6-disc CD Player; (3)
Audio components connected via the line level or docking inputs.
✔ Use only a damp cloth to clean the dmc1 Master Station and Room Stations. Do
not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners.
✔ DO NOT install Patio Stations in locations subject to direct sunlight or water spray.
Patio stations MUST be installed in protected areas such as a covered patio or porch.
Failure to adhere to these instructions can cause equipment
malfunction and void any warranty covered by Linear LLC.
dmc1RS
Standard Room Station
w/Remote Scan
dmc1R
Standard Room Station
Door Release
Mechanism
Remote Power
Transformer
Security Panel
DRW
RT11
FMSM - 6-1/2”
2-Way Speaker
FMC8
8" Flush Mount
Speaker
(dmc1HR)
(dmc1HR)
Dry Contact
Closure for
Door Release
Dry Contact
Closure for
Panic Operation
Supports up to 15 room or patio stations and / or
speakers (ALL TYPES 15 TOTAL)
Either
(FMSMR-2)
MS2SX5SC
Antennas
Included with
Wall housings
AM
FM
MVC1
Volume Control
(1-Gang Box)
Modular
dmc1RW
Patio Station
Door
CAT5
Chime
Door Stations
Available in
White, Bright Brass,
Antique Brass,
or Nickel
MC3
or
MC8
DMC1
EXAMPLE
SYSTEM
DIAGRAM
dmc1 Music/Communication System (dmc1H Housing Required)
This diagram is for product reference only.
Refer to installation instructions for product
limits and specifications.
Model numbers in parentheses represent
standard rough-in components.
AWP
Audio Input
Wall Plate
DS3
Door Speaker
(ME3)
DS3B
Door Speaker
w/Bell Button
(ME3)
dmc1MM CD Player & Dock
- or -
dmc1CD 6-Disc Changer
for External
Stereo Sources
(AWPRX)
(dmc1F Frame Required)
(dmc1HC Housing Required)
Figure 1. System Diagram
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TOOLS REQUIRED
STRIP EACH
WIRE BACK
MAXIMUM
1/2 INCH
KEEP CABLE
PAIRS TWISTED
TO REDUCE HUM
The finish-out installation should be made after the
application of any wall covering material.
The tools required for the installation finish-out are:
• #2 Phillips screwdriver
CAT-5 CABLE
• Standard flat head screwdriver
• Wire stripper/cutter
• Level
STRIP CABLE JACKET
BACK 4 INCHES
ROOM STATION INSTALLATION
1. Collect all the connectors included in the Room Station
packages and place them in the wall housing for use later.
Figure 2. Cat-5 Wire Preparation
2. At each Room Station location, strip approximately 4 inches of
jacket from the Cat-5 cable and separate the colored wires. Strip
1/2 inch of insulation from each wire as shown in Figure 2.
ORANGE / WHITE
ORANGE
BROWN &
BLUE / WHITE
3. Connect each colored wire to its respective screw terminal
in the Room Station. Note that some screw terminals
have more than one wire connected to them.
GREEN / WHITE
MOUNTING
RING
CONNECT
CAT-5
WIRES
4. Mount each Room Station to its mounting ring using the two screws
provided with each dmc1 Room Station as shown in Figure 3.
ROOM
STATION
PATIO STATION INSTALLATION
CAT-5
MOUNTING
SCREWS
Use wire nuts for the following connections.
GREEN &
BROWN / WHITE
BLUE
1. At each Patio Station location, strip approximately 4 inches of
jacket from the Cat-5 cable and separate the colored wires. Strip
1/2 inch of insulation from each wire as shown in Figure 2.
Figure 3. Attaching Room Station
2. Connect ORANGE wire to the ORANGE wire on the Patio Station.
3. Connect BLUE wire to the BLUE wire on the Patio Station.
PATIO
STATION
ORANGE
4. Connect ORANGE/WHITE wire to the ORANGE/
WIRE wire on the Patio Station.
ORANGE
BLUE
BLUE
ORANGE / WHITE
5. Connect GREEN/WHITE wire to the GREEN/
WIRE wire on the Patio Station.
ORANGE / WHITE
GREEN / WHITE
6. Connect GREEN and BROWN/WHITE wires to
the GREEN wire on the Patio Station.
7. Connect BROWN and BLUE/WHITE wires to
the BROWN wire on the Patio Station.
CAT-5
GREEN / WHITE
GREEN
BROWN
GREEN &
BROWN / WHITE
BROWN &
BLUE / WHITE
8. Mount the Patio Station to the housing using the
two screws provided with the Patio Station.
Figure 4. Patio Station Wiring Connections
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DOOR STATION INSTALLATOIN
Door stations are an intercom speaker that mounts by a
home entrance door. Models are available with and without
a doorbell button.
1. At each Door Station location, strip approximately 4 inches
of jacket from the cables and separate the colored
wires. Strip 1/2 inch of insulation from each wire.
BLACK
2. At the Door Station end of the cable, cut off the cable’s drain
wire (the shield wire) all the way back to the cable sheath
to prevent it from shorting to any Door Station parts.
RED
3. If the Door Station has a bell button, connect the
YELLOW and ORANGE to the bell button’s screw
terminals (either wire to either terminal).
4. Use a wire nut to connect the RED wire to
the RED Door Station speaker wire.
MS4DCXSC
CABLE
FROM MASTER
5. Use a wire nut to connect the BLACK wire to
the BLACK Door Station speaker wire.
ORANGE
YELLOW
6. Tuck the wires into the enclosure and mount the
Door Station using the two screws provided.
Figure 5. Door Station Installation
SATELLITE VOLUME CONTROLS
Monaural 45-ohm speakers can be connected to the
dmc1 Master Station to distribute radio, CD, or portable
music player sound throughout the installation. Each mono
speaker is controlled by a single Model MVC1 (white) or
MVC1A (almond) volume control that mounts in a single-
gang J-box.
45-OHM
INTERCOM
SPEAKER
WARNING !!!
USE ONLY A 45-OHM
INTERCOM SPEAKER
OR DAMAGE TO MASTER
MAY OCCUR !!!
CAUTION
BLUE
SHIELD WIRE
VIOLET
ANY SPEAKER CONNECTED TO THE DMC1 MUST BE 45 OHMS!
Do not connect any 8 ohm speakers or damage to the dmc1
Master Station will occur!
MS2SX5SC
SPEAKER
CABLE
CAT-5 CABLE
FROM MASTER
VIOLET
Use wire nuts for the following connections.
BLUE
BROWN &
BLUE / WHITE
1. At each volume control location, strip approximately 4
inches of jacket from the cables and separate the colored
wires. Strip 1/2 inch of insulation from each wire.
RED
MVC1
2. Connect the SHIELD wire from the MS2SX5SC cable that
goes to the speaker location to the RED wire from the MVC1
volume control and to the BROWN and WHITE/BLUE wires
from the Cat-5 cable that goes to the dmc1 Master Station.
(Four wires in this wire nut, this is the ground connection.)
MONAURAL
VOLUME
CONTROL
THESE WIRES ARE
NOT CONNECTED
GREEN &
BROWN / WHITE
GREEN
3. Connect the GREEN and WHITE/BROWN wires from the
Cat-5 cable that goes to the dmc1 Master Station to the
GREEN wire from the MVC1 volume control. (Three wires
in this wire nut, this is the audio signal connection.)
Figure 6. MVC-1 Volume Control Wiring
4. Connect the BLUE wire from the MS2SX5SC cable that goes to the
speaker location to the BLUE wire from the MVC1 volume control.
(Two wires in this wire nut, this is the speaker – connection.)
5. Connect the VIOLET wire from the MS2SX5SC cable that goes to
the speaker location to the VIOLET wire from the MVC1 volume
control. (Two wires in this wire nut, this is the speaker + connection.)
6. Tuck the wires into the J-box and mount the MVC1 volume
control to the J-box using the two screws provided.
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EXTERNAL MUSIC SOURCE
AWPMRX
ROUGH-IN
The dmc1 Master Station can play audio from an external
source. The Model AWP (white) or Model AWPA (almond)
Audio Input Wall Plate features two stereo pairs of RCA
jacks that can be connected to a stereo receiver, television,
DVD, or portable music player.
CONNECT AUDIO
INPUT CABLES TO
BACK OF INPUT PLATE
AWP AUDIO INPUT
WALL PLATE
1. At the location for the audio input wall plate, access
the left and right audio cables that were routed
to the J-box during the system rough-in.
ATTACH PLATE
WITH TWO SCREWS
USE "Y" ADAPTERS
TO CINNECT BOTH
SETS OF INPUT JACKS
2. Connect the RCA plugs to each of the RCA jacks on the rear of
the AWP wall plate. Two “Y” adapters (not supplied) can be used to
combine the two left and two right line level input jacks on the AWP
wall plate so the homeowner can use either pair of input jacks.
Figure 7. AWP Audio Wall Plate Wiring
3. Tuck the cables into the J-box and mount the AWP audio input
wall plate to the J-box using the two screws provided.
INTERCOM MASTER STATION INSTALLATION
KEEP CABLE
PAIRS TWISTED
TO REDUCE HUM
FOR SCREW-DOWN CONNECTORS
STRIP EACH WIRE BACK
MAXIMUM 1/4 INCH
The dmc1 Master Station connects to the room, patio, and
Door Station wires at the wall housing location. All other
connections to the Master Station are also made at the wall
housing location.
CAT-5 CABLE
To ensure good electrical and mechanical connections, and
to avoid service call-backs, refer to the following steps and
the associated figures when terminating wires. Stations are
supplied with screw-down Cat-5 connectors, press-on type
Cat-5 connectors may also be included.
STRIP CABLE JACKET
BACK 2 INCHES
Screw-down Connector Cable Termination
1. Gather all room, patio, and Door Station cables together
and cut them to the same length leaving approximately
12 inches entering into the wall housing. BE SURE
Figure 8. Cat-5 Cable Preparation for
Screw-down Connectors
THAT THE CABLES REMAIN LABELED.
✔ IMPORTANT: Verify all cable run locations prior to connecting if they
were not labeled at rough-in.Incorrectly connecting cables to the Master
Station, Room Stations, or Door Stations may result in system damage.
FOLLOW COLOR
CODE LABEL
ON CONNECTOR
2. Strip back the outer insulation jacket of the room and
Patio Station Cat-5 cables 2 inches to expose the four
color coded twisted wire pairs inside. Strip back each
of the eight wires 1/4” maximum (see Figure 8).
3. Observing the color code label on the connector, insert a wire pair
(solid color wire and wire with the same color stripe) completely
into the connector terminal holes (see Figure 9). TO PREVENT
SHORTS, BE SURE THE WIRES ARE COMPLETELY INSERTED.
TIGHTEN SCREWS
FOR EACH WIRE
4. Tighten the connector terminal screws to secure the wire pair.
Repeat Steps 4 & 5 for the other three colored wire pairs.
Figure 9. Completed Screw-down Connector Assembly
5. Repeat Steps 2-4 for each of the Cat-5 cables.
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Press-on Connector Cable Termination
KEEP CABLE
PAIRS TWISTED
TO REDUCE HUM
1. Gather all room, patio, and Door Station cables together
and cut them to the same length leaving approximately
12 inches entering into the wall housing. BE SURE
FOR PRESS-DOWN CONNECTORS
DO NOT STRIP EACH WIRE
THAT THE CABLES REMAIN LABELED.
CAT-5 CABLE
✔ IMPORTANT: Verify all cable run locations prior to connecting if they
were not labeled at rough-in.Incorrectly connecting cables to the Master
Station, Room Stations, or Door Stations may result in system damage.
2. Strip back the outer insulation jacket of the room and Patio
Station Cat-5 cables 2 inches to expose the four color coded
twisted wire pairs inside (see Figure 10). DO NOT STRIP THE
INDIVIDUAL TWISTED PAIRS OF WIRE. The connectors
have internal sharp edge insulation displacement wire
guides that cut through the insulation on the copper wires
when the connector’s wire latches are snapped closed.
STRIP CABLE JACKET
BACK 2 INCHES
Figure 10. Cat-5 Cable Preparation for
Press-on Connectors
3. Open the four clear plastic wire latches on
a connector (see Figure 11).
PRESS
DOWN
FIRMLY
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4. Observing the color code label on the connector, insert
a wire pair (solid color wire and wire with the same color
stripe) completely into the two wire holes in the clear
plastic wire latch for that pair color (see Figure 11). BE
SURE THE WIRES ARE COMPLETELY INSERTED.
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INSERT WIRE PAIRS
INTO HOLES THEN
HOLD WIRES IN PLACE
5. Hold the wires completely inserted while pressing down
firmly on the clear plastic wire latch. The latch will click twice
as the wires are being seated into the internal insulation
displacement wire guides. See Figure 11. VERIFY THAT
THE TAB ON THE CONNECTOR BODY IS INSIDE THE
TAB SLOT ON THE CLEAR PLASTIC WIRE LATCH.
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LATCH SNAPS INTO TAB
Figure 11. Latching Cat-5 Connector
6. Repeat Steps 4 & 5 for the other three wire pairs on
the cable. Check each wire’s connection by gently
pulling on the wire. With a good connection, the wire
will not pull out of the connector (see Figure 12).
7. Repeat Steps 2-6 for each of the Cat-5 cables.
ORANGE
ORANGE / WHITE
✔ NOTE: If the connector is re-opened, and any wire is removed from
the connector, cut the cable back and start over.
BLUE
BLUE / WHITE
BROWN
BROWN / WHITE
CONNECTOR SHOWN
WITH LEVERS ON TOP
GREEN
GREEN / WHITE
Figure 12. Completed Press-on Connector Assembly
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Optional Chime Module Installation
The dmc1 supports the 3-note Model MC3 and 8-note
Model MC8 chime modules. The chime module installs
inside the wall housing and is activated by the Door Station
pushbutton.
1. Install the chime module circuit board by snapping it onto the four
plastic mounting standoffs in the wall housing. See Figure 13.
CHIME MODULE
Master Station Pre-installation
MOUNTS ON FOUR
STANDOFFS INSIDE
THE DMC1H OR DMC1HC
WALL HOUSING
To aid wiring of the Master Station unit to the cables from
the wall housing, the Master Station unit contains a wire to
hang the Master Station from the wall housing.
MC3 OR MC8
CHIME MODULE
1. Suspend the Master Station unit from the wall housing by
looping the third hand wire (the thick green wire) into the
hook at the top of the wall housing (see Figure 14).
Figure 13. Optional Chime Module Installation
2. If a chime module was installed, plug the chime module’s connector
into the CHIME connector on the dmc1 circuit board (see Figure 15).
DMC1H OR
DMC1HC
WALL HOUSING
Room Station and Music Speaker
Connection to Master Station
"THIRD HAND"
WIRE
The dmc1 Master Station has 15 sockets for the Cat-5 quick
connectors.If the system has more than nine Room Stations,
some Room Station pairs will share the same station
selector switch. Music speaker volume controls also
connect to the quick connector sockets. A MAXIMUM OF 15
SPEAKERS IN ANY COMBINATION (ROOM STATIONS,
PATIO STATIONS, OR 45-OHM MUSIC SPEAKERS) CAN
BE CONNECTED TO THE SYSTEM.
DMC1
MASTER
USE GREEN
WIRE TO HANG
MASTER DURING
HOOKUP
Figure 14. “Third Hand” Hanging Wire
1. Refer to the room number identification printed next to
each connector socket on the circuit board (see Figure 16).
The connector room number 1-9 identification matches
the station selector switches 1-9. Stations 5, 6, 7, 8, and
9 each have two sockets for connection for two Room
Stations that will share the same station selector switch.
PLUG CONNECTOR
FROM CHIME MODULE
INTO THE CHIME
CONNECTOR ON
THE MASTER
2. Insert each Cat-5 Room Station and music speaker quick
connector into the appropriate connector socket.
3. Write or label the names of the station locations in the
numbered areas provided inside the dmc1 front access door.
Patio Station Connection to Master Station
One connector socket on the dmc1 Master Station is labeled
for the Patio Station connection.
Figure 15. Chime Module Connection to Master Station
1. Plug the Patio Station quick connector into the PATIO socket.
-OR- If two Patio Stations are required for the installation,
use the screw-type terminal connector provided with the
dmc1RW Patio Station and wire both Patio Stations to the same
connector and plug that connector into the PATIO socket.
ROOM 7
ROOM 6
ROOM 5
ROOM 4
ROOM 3
ROOM 2
ROOM 1
ROOM 8
ROOM 9
PATIO
PLUG EACH STATION
CONNECTOR INTO
CORRECT SOCKET
ROOMS 5, 6, 7, 8, & 9
CAN BE SHARED BY
TWO ROOM STATIONS
Figure 16. Station Connections on Master Station
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Door Station Connection to Master Station
YELLOW ORANGE COMMON
WIRE
MS4DCXSC
CABLE TO
DOOR STATION
WIRE
TERMINAL
The Door Station connects to the two screw terminals
between the quick connector sockets. If the Door Station
has a bell button, it connects to the optional chime module.
NOTE
TERMINAL
(CONNECT TO
ONLY ONE)
1. Connect the BLACK wire from the Door Station to the screw
terminal labeled DOOR BLACK on the dmc1 Master Station.
SHIELD
WIRE
BLACK
WIRE
2. Connect the RED wire from the Door Station to the screw
terminal labeled DOOR RED on the dmc1 Master Station.
NOTE: SLIDE
INSULATION
ON SHIELD
WIRE TO
PREVENT
SHORTS
RED
WIRE
3. Connect the ORANGE wire from the Door Station to the screw
terminal labeled COMMON on the chime module (if chime is used)
DOOR BLACK
DOOR RED
SHIELD
4. Connect the YELLOW wire from the Door Station to
one of the NOTE screw terminals on the chime module
(if chime is used). DO NOT CONNECT THE YELLOW
WIRE TO MORE THAN ONE NOTE TERMINAL.
Figure 17. Door Station Master Station and Chime
Connections
FM ANTENNA
COAX CABLE
5. Connect the shield wire from the Door Station to the terminal
labeled SHIELDS on the dmc1 Master Station. NOTE: THE
SHIELD WIRE MUST BE INSULATED TO PREVENT IT
FROM TOUCHING ADJACENT COMPONENTS. SLIDE
ON SOME INSULATION FROM A STRIPPED WIRE.
AM ANTENNA
WIRE
AM ANTENNA
FERRITE FILTER
(HANGS INSIDE
WALL HOUSING)
Antenna Connections
The dmc1 contains an AM/FM tuner. Radio reception
requires installation of an AM wire lead antenna, and an FM
dipole antenna. The antennas should have been installed
during the rough-in and require connecting to the dmc1
Master Station.
FM ANTENNA
AM ANTENNA
AM ANTENNA
CONNECTS TO
THIS TERMINAL ONLY
1. The AM antenna is the single ORANGE wire lead that has the
ferrite filter on it. Connect the ORANGE wire to the AM ANTENNA
terminal on the side of the tuner module in the dmc1 Master
Station. The GROUND terminal remains un-connected.
Figure 18. AM and FM Antenna Connections
TO ELECTRIC
DOOR STRIKE
FROM RT11
TRANSFORMER
2. The FM antenna is the coax wire with the Type “F” connector.
Connect the coax wire to the FM ANTENNA connector on
the side of the tuner module in the dmc1 Master Station.
PBVM127X1 CABLE
Door Release Connection
The dmc1 Master Station can be wired to a Model DRW
electric door strike. The door release relay has normally open
contacts that are rated at 2 Amps @ 24 Volts AC/DC. The
relay can be activated from the dmc1 Master Station or remote
scan Room Stations (Model dmc1RS) by pressing the volume
up and volume down buttons together for four seconds. The
relay will deactivate when the buttons are released.
DOOR RELEASE
TERMINALS
Figure 19. Door Release Wiring
1. Identify the two cables labeled “Door Release”.
2. Use a wire nut to connect one wire from the transformer
cable to one wire from the door strike.
PLUG EXTERNAL AUDIO
CABLES INTO LEFT & RIGHT
AUDIO INPUT JACKS
3. Connect the remaining wires from each cable to the terminals
marked DOOR RELEASE on the dmc1 Master Station.
External Music Source Connection
Audio from the optional AWP wall plate connects to the
dmc1 auxiliary audio inputs.
RIGHT
AUXILIARY
INPUT
Follow these steps if using the audio input wall plate
1. Identify the two RCA cables labeled “AUX INPUT”.
LEFT
AUXILIARY
INPUT
2. Insert the left audio cable RCA plug into the
AUX L jack on the dmc1 Master Station.
Figure 20. Auxiliary Input Jacks on Master Station
3. Insert the right audio cable RCA plug into the
AUX R jack on the dmc1 Master Station.
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Mounting in a Master Station Only Installation
When the dmc1 Master Station is used without the optional
CD Player, the dmc1 mounts inside the dmc1H wall housing.
BE SURE THE AREA
IN THE WALL HOUSING
BEHIND THE MASTER
IS CLEAR OF CABLES
Follow these steps for mounting the Master Station.
1. Verify that the circuit breaker controlling the power
to the wall housing transformer is OFF.
2. Plug the connector on the dmc1 Master Station’s wiring
harness into the connector on the TE5D power transformer.
ATTACH THE MASTER
TO THE WALL HOUSING
WITH TWO SCREWS
3. Secure the dmc1 Master Station to the wall housing
using the two long screws provided (see Figure 21).
4. Install the speaker grille onto the right side of the dmc1
Master Station. BE CAREFUL NOT TO PRESS IN THE
CENTER OF THE GRILLE! Only press around the edges.
Figure 21. Master Station Only in dmc1H Wall Housing
Mounting the Master Station with the Optional iPlay
Dock and CD Player
PLUG CD INTERFACE
CABLE INTO MASTER
When the optional CD Player is included, the dmc1 Master
Station and the dmc1CD 6-disc CD Player or dmc1MM
™
®
THE CONNECTOR LOCATION IS:
BOTTOM OF MASTER,
MIDDLE CIRCUIT BOARD,
BEHIND THE TUNE BUTTONS
iPlay Dock for iPod - MP3 & CD Player mounts inside the
dmc1HC combination wall housing.
Follow these steps for mounting the Master Station and CD
Player:
1. Verify that the circuit breaker controlling the power
to the wall housing transformers is OFF.
2. Insert one end of the CD Player interface cable into the CD interface
connector on the dmc1 Master Station. This connector is located
in the center of the dmc1 Master Station’s middle circuit board
approximately behind the two TUNE buttons (see Figure 22).
Figure 22. CD Player Interface Connection on Master Station
3. Insert the CD audio cable’s BLACK RCA plug into the CD L jack
on the dmc1 Master Station, then insert the cable’s RED RCA plug
into the CD R jack on the dmc1 Master Station (see Figure 23).
PLUG CD AUDIO CABLES
INTO LEFT & RIGHT
CD AUDIO INPUT JACKS
4. Plug the connector on the dmc1 Master Station’s wiring
harness into the connector on the TE5D power transformer.
RIGHT
CD AUDIO
INPUT
5. Position the dmc1F combination mounting frame over the
dmc1HC wall housing with the larger opening toward the top.
6. Be sure to route the CD interface and audio cables in
through the top opening of the dmc1F frame then down
and out the lower opening in the dmc1F frame.
LEFT
CD AUDIO
INPUT
7. Secure the dmc1 Master Station to the wall housing using the two
long screws provided (see Figure 24). DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN
THE SCREWS THE FRAME MIGHT DISTORT OR CRACK!
Figure 23. CD Input Jacks on Master Station
8. Install the speaker grille onto the right side of the dmc1
Master Station. BE CAREFUL NOT TO PRESS IN THE
CENTER OF THE GRILLE! Only press around the edges.
DMC1 MASTER MOUNTED
INTO DMC1HC WALL HOUSING
DMC1F COMBINATION
MOUNTING FRAME
CD PLAYER
INTERFACE CABLE
CD PLAYER
AUDIO CABLES
DMC1HC
WALL
HOUSING
CD PLAYER
POWER CABLE
Figure 24. dmc1F Frame with Master Station, Ready for CD
Player
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Mounting the Master Station with the Optional CD
Player (continued)
9. Insert the CD Player interface cable into the INTERFACE
connector on the CD Player (see Figure 25 or 27).
DMC1MM
SHOWN
PLUG INTERFACE
CABLE INTO THE
INTERFACE
CONNECTOR ON
CD PLAYER
10. Insert the CD audio cable’s BLACK RCA plug into the AUDIO LEFT
jack on the CD Player, then insert the cable’s RED RCA plug into
the AUDIO RIGHT jack on the CD Player (see Figure 25 or 27).
AUDIO
RIGHT
AUDIO
LEFT
11. Plug the connector from the TE2D power transformer in the wall
housing to the CD Player’s POWER connector (see Figure 26 or 27).
PLUG LEFT AND RIGHT
AUDIO CABLES INTO
CD PLAYER AUDIO
JACKS
12. Be sure that the area where the CD Player will slide into
the wall housing is free of cables and connectors that
might be in the way when the player is inserted.
Figure 25. dmc1MM iPod® Dock MP3 & CD Player
Interface and Audio Cable Connection
13. Attach the CD Player to the wall housing using the two long
screws provided as shown in Figure 28. DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN
THE SCREWS THE FRAME MIGHT DISTORT OR CRACK!
DMC1MM
SHOWN
14. If installing the dmc1CD 6-disc player, connect the EJECT
button cable to the very small two-pin connector located
under the lower right edge of the CD mechanism frame.
15. Install the CD Player faceplate by pressing it onto the player.
PLUG POWER CONNECTOR
FROM THE TRANSFORMER
INTO CD PLAYER'S POWER
CONNECTOR
POWERING UP THE SYSTEM
After all connections have been made and the unit(s) are
installed into the wall housing, follow these steps to power
up the dmc1 system.
1. Turn the circuit breaker controlling the power
to the wall housing transformer(s) ON.
Figure 26. dmc1MM iPod® Dock MP3 & CD Player
Power Connection
2. Check all functions of the system. Refer to the Owner’s Manual
supplied with the dmc1 Master Station for operation details. If
any difficulties are encountered, recheck all connections.
DMC1CD
SHOWN
AUDIO
RIGHT
AUDIO
LEFT
CD PLAYER
POWER CABLE
CD PLAYER
INTERFACE CABLE
CD PLAYER
AUDIO CABLES
Figure 27. dmc1CD 6-Disc CD Player Connections
MASTER MOUNTED IN
TOP OF WALL HOUSING
CD PLAYER SLIDES
INTO BOTTOM OF WALL
HOUSING
SECURE CD PLAYER WITH
TWO LONG SCREWS, THEN
SNAP ON THE COVER
BE SURE THAT THE AREA BEHIND
CD PLAYER IS CLEAR OF CABLES
Figure 28. CD Player into Wall Housing
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defects for 2 years. The warranty period begins on either (a) the date of
purchase or installation date of this product, or (b) the date of closing on
a new residence in which this product was originally installed.
This limited warranty is in lieu of any other warranties, express or
implied, including any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness
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liability on the seller’s part.This limited warranty does not cover damage
caused by improper installation, acts of God, criminal acts, the violation
of applicable building or electrical codes or the use of non-M&S wire or
cable (excluding CAT-5 and RG-6).
The warranty extends to the original user of the product and to each
subsequent owner of the product during the term of the warranty. Linear
will repair or replace, at its option, parts and materials at no charge.
Parts supplied under this warranty may be new or rebuilt at the option
of Linear.
Under no circumstances shall Linear be liable for consequential,
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from state to state.
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