Knoll Systems MR64 Manual Do Utilizador

 
Congratulations and thank you for choosing this 

Knoll product. The MR64 keypads are the power 
behind an advanced music control system that 

is easy-to-use with top quality sound available 
in up to six or more rooms. 

 
The MR64 is only for use with the MVP44a, 

MVP64a and MR640 controller. MR64’s can be 
used in combination with MR60 keypads in the 
same system, but only one keypad per zone is 

permitted. Please see the manuals shipped with 
the MVP44a, MVP64a or MR600. 

 
The MR64 is available with two LCD colors, 

yellow-green with black lettering and blue with 
white lettering (model MR64b). Both versions 

are available with Decora™ style bezel plates in 
white, almond, black or ivory colors.    
 

The music system consists of: 
1. Rooms with stereo speakers, a MR64 or 

MR60 keypad or infrared receiver and a remote 
control. 

2. One or more MVP44a, MVP64a or MR640 
controller(s). 

3. One or more multi-zone amplifiers if the 
MR640 is used. 
4. Stereo source components such as tuners, 

CD players, satellite dish receivers, cassette 
decks, and other components. 

 
While the MR64 evolved after years of research, 

its use is straightforward and direct. Some 
rooms may have more than one pair of 

speakers but only one keypad or possibly even 
no keypad. 
 

The music system is controlled by the MR64 
and MR60 keypads, RB8 or universal remote, 

the source components and possibly a whole 
home controller. The source components are 

controlled by their individual remote controls by 
aiming the remote control at the keypad or 

infrared receiver and pressing the appropriate 
remote control button.  
 

 
 

Individual rooms can be controlled by a MR64, 
MR60 and/or an RB8 remote control or a 

universal remote control with the RB8 
commands installed. MR60 and MR64 keypads 

control the speakers for the room it is located 
in or the whole house (all rooms). The RB8 

remote can turn off the whole house but can 
only turn on and adjust the room it is in.  
 

Setting the dipswitch 
Before installing any MR64 keypad, the 

dipswitch on the rear of the keypad has to be 
set. The dipswitch will have one of the three 

switches set to on and the other two off. This 
feature was added so that in non-new or 

existing construction, three keypads for three 
rooms can be connected to one cat 5 wire. 
 

MR64 dipswitch settings for

speaker outputs A1 and B1

MR64 dipswitch settings for

speaker outputs A2 and B2

MR64 dipswitch settings for

speaker outputs A3 and B3

 

 

The dipswitch has to be set even if the wires 
are home run to the controller.