DDL-P20B/DDL- P20W
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Media Dock: DDL-P20B/DDL-P20W Description The Savant Desktop Media Dock provides an interface and control solution for the Apple iPod® personal media players and iPhone®. The docking cradle can be placed on any flat surface (counter, shelf, lectern) or other convenient location. Savant uses the latest Apple technology enabling high speed music library browsing and compatibility with the latest Apple products and features. In addition, the DDL-P20B and DDLP20W support Power over Ethernet using the IEEE 802.3af standard. Within the Savant architecture, the Savant Media Dock — DDL-P20B (black) or DDL-P20W (white)—transforms the iPod or iPhone into a portable multi-room digital media server. These media docks combine the convenience of personal audio and video with the performance, distribution and control capabilities of Savant’s multi-room A/V systems—delivering audio, and DVD quality video throughout the home or office. With the Savant iPod and iPhone distribution interface, consumers can listen to iPod or iPhone music and watch videos from anywhere within their home or facility–with the superior sound and video quality that is the hallmark of every Savant A/V system—while providing two-way operation from Savant’s entire line of diverse and unique user interfaces. Simple Docking Simply placing the iPod or iPhone into the docking cradle instantly connects it for sharing with speakers and video monitors throughout the home or office. Ease of Navigation Integrating the iPod or iPhone with a Savant SmartSystem enables full control and navigation using TrueControl apps running on iOS devices (iPad®, iPod touch® or iPhone), handheld remotes (SSR-1000) or the TrueCommand™ on-TV menu system. From any touch screen, the entire iPod or iPhone library can be searched by genre, artist, album and track, and even view album cover art. Feature Summary • Universal docking cradle and charger • Enables full two-way control including metadata and “now playing” • Connects to the iPod® or iPhone® using docking station • Plays audio throughout the home or facility • PoE network powered (IEEE 802.3af) • Affords plug-and-play integration with SmartAudio systems Desktop Media Dock (DDL-P20B/DDL-P20W) • Docking station available in white or black Quick Reference Guide • Control an iPod from any Savant User The Savant! Desktop Media Dock (Black DDL-P20B or White DDL-P20W) Quick Reference Specifications Interface Guide provides the information necessary to install the Desktop Media Dock for Apple iPod Environmental Operating Temperat Operating Humidity Desktop Charging Dimensions (H x W Weight Power Supply Maximum Power PoE Optional touch, iPod nano and iPod classic. • Made for iPod / Made for iPhone • Displays metadata and album cover art • Configured and customized using RacePoint Blueprint™ Savant desktop media dock gets its power through the LAN wiring using 802.3af PoE technology. PoE eliminates the need for a separate wall-wart power supply or dedicated power wiring. A third party PoE Injector (optional) simply connects inline with the LAN cable, allowing for installation at any convenient location. For applications with multiple media docks or other PoE-powered devices, an optional third party PoE switch may be used for a streamlined networking solution Audio and Video Distribution 009-0500-00 with built-in Desktop Media Dock PoE. DDL-P20B-00 The Savant Desktop Media Dock allows stereo audio, DDL-P20W-00 Integrated (DDL-P20B/DDL-P20W) Charger composite video, and component video signals to be fed from An iPod or Quick Reference Guide iPhone connected to a Savant media dock is the iPod or iPhone to a home theater, multi-room distribution powered from the docking station—with no batteries or local system, or third party AVR. The Savant! Desktop Media Dock (Black DDL-P20B or White DDL-P20W) Quick Reference external power adapter required. Specifications Guide provides the information necessary to Power over Ethernet (PoE) install the Desktop Media Dock for Apple iPod Environmental touch, iPod nano and iPod classic. For operating and charging the iPod or iPhone battery, the Operating Temperature 32º to 104º F (0º to 40º C) Connections 5V DC (input power) Video R, B, G (Outp Audio R, L (Output) Video Audio PoE/ Ethernet Compliance Safety and Emission RoHS Typical Config Operating Humidity 10% to 90% Non-condensing Desktop Charging Dock – Dimensions, Weight and Power Dimensions (H x W x D) 1.6 in x 5.8 in x 4.0 in (4.0 cm x 14.7 cm x 10.7 cm) Weight 1.0 lb/0.45kg Power Supply 5V DC, 120-240V AC, 50/60 Hz Maximum Power 12 Watts PoE Optional RJ-45 10/100 Base-T, Power over Ethernet using the PoE IEEE 802.3af standard. Connections 5V DC (input power) Port Type: 4 mm x 1.35 mm 5V DC Barrel Power jack connector, 120V AC, 50/60 Hz Video R, B, G (Output) Port Type: RCA (Component video) Audio R, L (Output) Port Type: RCA (Stereo RCA) Video Not used when collocated with Savant A/V Controller. Audio Not used when collocated with Savant A/V Controller. PoE/ Port Type: RJ-45 (1) Desktop Media Dock (DDL-P20B/DDL-P20W) use for system control (data) and PoE Ethernet Cable: Cat 5, (1) 5V DC 12 Watt Power Supply (025-0099-xx)standard IEEE 8.3af (1) Quick Reference Guide (this document) indicates an Ethernet link has been established. Link/Activity LED Green Green flashing indicates Ethernet activity. Off indicates an Ethernet link has not been established. ELECTRICAL DISCONNECT: The 5V DC power adapter connected to the Desktop Compliance Charging DockEmissions easily accessible in the /CE Mark/C-Tick Safety and should be FCC Part 15 event of an electrical malfunction. RoHS Compliant SURGE PROTECTION: Use a surge-protected circuit for all components requiring 120V AC, 50/60 Hz source power. Typical Configuration ELECTRICAL DISCONNECT: The 120V AC, 50/60 Hz source power outlet and input power sockets should be easily accessible in the event of an electrical hazard or malfunction condition. For more documenta >Dealer Login > Kn • Refer t Box Contents (1) Desktop Media Dock (DDL-P20B/DDL-P20W) (1) 5V DC 12 Watt Power Supply (025-0099-xx) (1) Quick Reference Guide (this document)