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Table of Contents 1. Compass Control® System Overview
a. System Overview
1. Compass Control® System Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
The Compass Control® System is comprised of 4 major parts. The hub of the system is the KD-
2. Getting Started . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 MC2500 Master Controller. This component is connected to the Network and receives signals
from the controllers and then routes IR, RS-232 and/or IP commands to the system source and
3. Download the Software Package . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 display equipment. The second part of a Compass Control® System is a Key Digital® Matrix
Switcher. This is the only part of the system that is not actually necessary for operation, but
4. Download the App . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
including this allows for A/V switching plus expands the control capabilities of the overall system.
In order to perform any programming, the Compass Navigator™ Software is required. This third
5. Register the Apple iOS 5 device . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
element of the Compass Control® System is offered to all Key Digital Compass Control® System
6. Install the KD-MC2500 Master Controller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 dealers along with programming training via live and web classes. The fourth part of a Compass
Control® System is the user interfaces, the controllers. The Compass Control® System uses
7. Set-up the KD-MC2500; The Device Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Apple iOS 5 devices, the iPad, iPod Touch, or iPhone and provides all the unique and advanced
features inherent in these state-of-the-art products.
8. Run the Compass Navigator™ Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
b. Master Controller
9. Open the Sample Template Project in Compass Navigator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 The KD-MC2500 Master Controller works as the control hub for the Compass Control® System.
It has a number of I/O ports that allow IR, RS-232 and sensor control of the system and
10. Upload the Sample Project to the Server . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 peripheral A/V components. In addition, the KD-MC2500 allows IR learning and has two sets of
switchable contacts for relay control of external equipment.
11. Download a Project to the iPad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
KD-MC2500 Front Panel
12. The Compass Control System Database Managers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
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The front panel of the KD-MC2500 has 14 LED indicators to show the status of the unit. The
power indicator is lit whenever the unit has power. The link indicator is lit when the unit is on an
How to Contact Key Digital® . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 active LAN. The status indicator lights whenever the unit is receiving or sending a signal. The
WiFi indicator is for future use. There are also indicators for the 8 IR/RS-232 ports and for the
Warranty Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
2 relays each lighting whenever that port or relay is active. Additionally, there is an IR Learning
window that allows IR signals to be captured and saved directly to IR Database Manager. It
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is recommended that a shield be placed above the unit and donor remote when learning IR
signals to prevent any ambient IR interference from corrupting the signal.
KD-MC2500 Front Plate
1. Power 2. LAN Link 3. Status 4. Active WiFi 5. IR Learning Window 6. I/O Port Indicators 7. Relay Indicators

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½½ 1) Power Indicator ½½ 1) Relay 1 & 2 connections
»» Power On (green) ½½ 2) I/O Ports (1 – 8)
»» Accepting update from manager (blue) ½½ 3) Reset switch
½½ 2) LAN Link Indicator ½½ 4) Main IR Out
½½ 3) Status Indicator ½½ 5) RJ-45 LAN Connector
»» Blinks whenever a signal is received ½½ 6) USB Port
½½ 4) Active Internal WiFi Indicator ½½ 7) Main RS-232 Connector (Bi-directional)
»» Note: Reserved for future use. Not currently active. ½½ 8) Power Supply Connector
½½ 5) IR Learning Window Each side of the KD-MC2500 has tapped holes for attaching the rack
½½ 6) I/O Port Indicators (1 – 8) mount ears, vents for cooling, and the bottom has four removable rubber feet.
»» Blinks when sending IR or RS-232 signals c. Matrix Switchers
»» Lights when sensor is active Key Digital® Matrix Switches have been industry standard products since entering the market
½½ 7) Relay Indicators in the late 1990’s. Besides offering superior Video switching capability, these products have
»» Lights when Relay is active developed to offer Audio routing as well as Control routing. In all applications where multiple
A/V sources and displays are being used, adding a Key Digital® Matrix Switcher to the system
not only provides the A/V switching and routing, but also increases the control options. The
KD-MC2500 Back Panel
current product mix allows the Matrix Switcher to be used to route the control signals, either IR
The back of the KD-MC2500 has 2 Phoenix connectors for using the relays (each has or RS-232, to the remote sources or displays. These signals can even be sent through a choice
Common, NO and NC contacts) and the 8 IR/RS-232 1/8” mini plug connectors. These ports of Baluns allowing the use of CAT6/STP wiring to deliver A/V and control signals remotely. The
can also be programmed to operate as sensors to determine the state of a piece of equipment. Compass Control® System uses this capability and provides a simple method of routing these
Next to these is a hole to access the reset button. Along the bottom of the back panel are the control signals while also switching the A/V sources to the proper displays.
1/8” main Serial IR port, the RJ-45 Network connector, a USB connector (for KD-MC2500
KD-HD8X8BT - 8 Inputs to 8 Outputs HDBT/HDMI/DVI via Single CAT6/STP Matrix
Setup), a DB-9 connector for the main serial RS-232 connection, and the power connector.
Switcher with Audio Distribution System
KD-MC2500 Back Plate

1. Relay 1&2 Connections 2. I/O Ports (1-8) 3. Reset Switch 7. Main RS-232 Connector

4. Main IR Out 5. RJ45 LAN 6.USB Port 8. Power Supply

Connector

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d. Compass Navigator™ Apple iPad 2 with Key Digital Compass Control® App
Programming the Compass Control® System requires the use of the PC Editor called Compass
Navigator. This Key Digital exclusive program allows both a simple step-by-step operation to
quickly get through the basic programming process, plus many more advanced programming
capabilities using included tools to create unique and powerful custom control interfaces. Easily
program for A/V distribution using the Key Digital® Matrix Switchers, or just set up a simple
control interface for controlling the client’s existing system. The Compass Navigator™ Software
allows great flexibility for both basic and complex programming.
Key Digital Compass Navigator™ Software

As a secondary controller option, the Compass Control® System also supports the iPod Touch.
This smaller device allows the same level of control as the iPad, but since it has a much smaller
footprint, it is recommended that it be used as a secondary remote with the iPad as the main
controller. The registration process is the same for the iPod as it is for the iPad.
Apple iPod Touch with Key Digital Compass Control® App

e. Controllers
The controller of choice for the Compass Control® System is the Apple iPad. This device
provides a 9.7” color touch screen which can be used in either portrait or landscape layout.
The iPad offers many options that make the user experience very dynamic. And, many of these
features have become expected by the end-users who have used iOS 5 devices in the past.
These include a great graphics engine, the ability to embed images inside other images, quick
navigation from page to page, and the ‘flick’ option to choose between items, pages, graphics,
etc. All of these features, and more, offered by the iPad are available for use when creating the
user interface.

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2. Getting Started
Figure 1.2: The Key Digital Training Login Registration Page:
Compass Navigator™ software is to be downloaded by Certified Programmers http://keydigital.com/DealerLogin_.aspx
who have successfully completed the necessary online training curriculum.
Compass Control is to be sold by Authorized Resellers that have gained
authorization from Key Digital. Please follow the below instructions to ensure
that your company is awarded the necessary programming certification and
resale authorization status for Compass Control®.

a. Go to www.keydigital.com/TestDriveCompassControl.html
»» i. View the Compass Control Test Drive video to see a short introduction of the Compass
Navigator™ Software
b. Register with Key Digital
»» i. Go to http://keydigital.com/DealerLogin_.aspx
»» ii. Select Click Here to Sign Up. See figure 1.1
Figure 1.1: T
 he Key Digital Training Login Page.
Press “Click Here to Sign Up” to register with Key Digital
»» iv. Submit your Registration. You will receive an email from webmaster@keydigital.com
within two business days confirming your approval. Please ensure that this email address
is not routed to your Junk folders. See figure 1.3
Figure 1.3: Registration Confirmation Email from Key Digital

»» iii. Enter all information necessary information including where your company purchased
Key Digital products (ie, Distributor, Direct Account, or Rep Firm). See figure 1.2

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c. After receiving the approval email from Key Digital, return to Dealer/Reseller portal: d. Download the Compass Navigator™ software package
http://keydigital.com/DealerLogin_.aspx »» 1. Go to http://www.keydigital.com/compass/software.htm
»» i. Enter your User ID and Password to access the Key Digital Dealer/Reseller portal »» 2. Select Compass Navigator Download. See figure 1.5
»» ii. Press the “Control System Online Training” button to enter the Compass Control Online »» 3. Enter your User ID and Password to begin download
Training portal. See figure 1.4 Figure 1.5: T
 he Compass Control Main Page on the Key Digital website.
Figure 1.4: The Key Digital Online Dealer Training Portal. Press the “Compass Navigator Download” button to download the
Press the “Control System Online Training” button to begin the certification curriculum. Compass Navigator™ software package.

»» iii. Gain your Certification

»» 1. Optional: View the Compass Control Overview video and take the exam to verify
your understanding of Compass Control and components
»» 2. Mandatory: View the C1 Training Video, which will introduce you to all steps
necessary to program a simple, single zone project. Complete the Level C1 Exam
with a passing grade to receive the Compass Control® Certification.

»» Continue to Section 3 – “Download the Software Package” of the Compass Control

System Quick Start Guide for further information on installing the software package, etc.

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3. Download the Software Package Note: If you encounter the following message when you open Compass on a computer running
Windows 7/Vista, you will need to assign administrative privileges to the program. To assign
Install the Compass Control® Software Suite from the Key Digital website.
administrative privileges, go to the C: drive, right click the Compass Control icon and select
When it installs, a Key Digital folder is created in the Programs tree, and there
properties. Then, select the compatibility tab and select “Run as an administrator”. You will now
are five programs placed in this folder; Compass Navigator, the KD-MC2500
be able to run the program from the program menu or shortcut icons without any issues.
Device Manager, and the three Database Managers. An icon for each of these
is created on the desktop for easy launching of these programs. When
launching the Compass Navigator program, be sure to be in administrator
mode.

Follow the Install Wizard:

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4. Download the App 5. Register the Apple iOS 5 device
Use the iPad or other iOS 5 device to open the App Store. Or connect the iOS 5 device to the There are four steps required to load a file into one of the iOS 5 device controllers. Anyone
computer and open the App Store in iTunes. Locate the Compass Control® App by using the wishing to upload configurations to an iPad or an iPod needs to be registered through our
Search feature. It is listed as Compass Control. Then download it into the controller. Once it is Dealer Only Registration Portal. Then, all iOS 5 devices must be registered and authorized. This
installed, launch the App and select the Registration tab. Load the Demo System into the device. entails first loading the Compass Control® System App from the i-Store onto the iOS 5 device as
Once the blue Start tab becomes active, select this to launch the Demo file. outlined in the previous section, then marrying the Registration code to the Device ID. After that,
Compass Control® App on the iPad the file can be easily uploaded to the secure Key Digital server through the Compass Navigator™
Software, and then downloaded into the iOS 5 device via the Registration tab on the App.
To become a registered dealer, go to http://www.keydigital.com/apple/license_register.asp
This provides access to the password protected Dealer Only Registration site. Anyone not
already registered needs to enter their personal data here, provide their email address as the
User ID, and select a Password. Once registered for the site, the dealer needs to log in to register
the iOS 5 device.
Key Digital Device Registration Log-in Portal

Compass Control® App at the iStore on the PC

In order to allow an iPad to be used as a controller for the system, it needs to be registered. This
process entails purchasing a registration license for each iPad to be installed, and then using the
registration number to marry each iPad to this registration code.
Once this is done, the iPad can be programmed for use in the system.
½½ The file is then generated in the Compass Navigator™ Software, and it is uploaded to the Key
Digital server where it is stored and then sent to the iPad upon launching the App.
½½ This makes it easy to update the program by sending an edited program to the server, and
having the App pull the new content whenever needed.

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Key Digital Compass Control® Software Registration Card & the iPad Device ID Registering an iOS 5 device. Begin at http://www.keydigital.com/compass/

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There are two numbers that must be connected electronically in order to allow the iOS 5 device
to receive the file. The first is the Registration License that can be found on the Registration Card.
The second number is the Device ID which is found in the iOS 5 device itself.
½½ First, log in to the dealer-only registration site listed above.
½½ Then, enter the Registration Key where indicated, and hit the Register Device button.
»» Make sure to use capital letters and include the hyphens.
»» This brings up a screen where the iOS 5 device information is entered.
»» The two really important fields are the Registration Key (simply make sure that this number
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is correct) and the Device ID number field.
½½ Find the Device ID on the iOS 5 device itself by launching the App.
»» This brings up the Set-up screen.
»» Hit the Registration button, and the Device ID is listed.
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»» Enter this number exactly as it appears in the Device ID field.
»» The other fields are simply informational. However, it is a good idea to provide a unique
name for the device, leaving no blank spaces, and use the same name, paying attention to
the correct spelling, throughout the file.

Once this is completed, the iOS 5 device is ready to receive the project programmed in the
Compass Navigator™ Software. Be sure to include the Device ID in the Properties window when
generating the file in the Compass Navigator™ Software to ensure that the project will be linked
to this device. See Section 9 “Open the Sample Template Project in Compass Navigator”.

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6. Install the KD-MC2500 Master Controller
Connect the KD-MC2500 to the system components and Matrix Switcher. 6 Connect RS-232 Control Cables A/V Component
Display
1 Contents of KD-MC2500 Package

3.5mm to DB9 RS-232 Cable

KD-MC2500 Power Supply USB Type A to Mini B 3-Pin Terminal Block 7 Wire Relay-Controlled Devices
6V5A Cable x1 for Relay x2

Ear Mount (long)

IR Emitters x6 3.5mm RS-232 Data Cable x3 Ear Mount (short) Terminal Block Wiring
Screen

2 Plug in the KD-MC2500

8 Control a KD-HD8X8BT Matrix Switcher

KD-HD8X8BT
Power Cable
Power LED Light
RS-232 Cable

3 Connect to LAN LAN

9 Route IR through Matrix Switcher
3.5mm to 3.5mm cable

WiFi
CAT5 Wiring
Link LED Light

KD-HD8X8BT
4 Connect to Computer Launch KD-MC2500
Device Manager Source (or Display)

CAT6/STP
Display (or Source)
USB
Balun
Setup KD-MC2500
IR Emitter
KD-CATHD500Rx IR Emitter

5 Connect IR Emitters Projector

Source
Display

IR Emitters

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 7. Set-up the KD-MC2500; The Device Manager
10 Route RS-232 through Matrix Switcher The KD-MC2500 is configured using the KD-MC2500 Device Manager. This
3.5mm to 3.5mm cable sub-program, included with the Compass Software Suite, allows the KD-MC2500
to be set up. This includes assigning a static IP Address, updating the internal
firmware, setting the RS-232 protocol parameters for the Main RS-232 output, and configuring
the I/O ports. Make sure that the KD-MC2500 and the PC are either connected via a USB cable
or that both are connected to the same network, and launch the Device Manager. Update the
KD-HD8X8BT firmware if needed, and then walk through the set-up steps. It is important to assign the 8 multi-
A/V Component function I/O ports. This will be as Port Mode, Video or Audio Sensor, Bi-level Sensor or Trigger.
3.5mm to DB9 RS-232 Cable CAT6/STP KD-MC2500 Device Manager Set Static IP Address
Display (or Source)

1 2
Balun

KD-CATHD500Rx RS-232 Cable

Set Main RS-232 Protocol Settings for I/O Ports used for IR

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Set RS-232 Ports Sensor Port Settings 8. Run the Compass Navigator™ Software
5 6 Use the Compass Navigator™ Software to create a simple test project and upload
it into the iPad. Section 2 in the Compass Control® System Programming Manual
details the process of generating a file using the step-by-step programming
process. Here is an overview of the Compass Navigator program interface.
The Compass Navigator™ Software uses the standard Windows structure. At the top left corner
is the “Quick Access” toolbar. These functions are always available, and any command in any of
the ribbons can be added to this section. Below that are several tabs called Ribbons that open
horizontal menus of options.

Workspace windows

Below the Ribbons is the workspace. This area is comprised of several windows that allow
programming of different features. These windows can be moved or closed at will to optimize
KD-MC2500 Status after Set-up
the space for whichever aspect of the programming is being done. As noted in the discussion
7 of the Window ribbon, these layouts can be saved. Any of the preconfigured workspace layouts
can be accessed using the buttons at the bottom numbered 1-8. Also, the default layout can
always be accessed.
Compass Navigator™ Layout

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There are several windows available for use in the workspace. The primary ones are: the 3. Update the IP Address of your KD-MC2500 Master Controller
»» Properties window which generally docks along the right side; 4. Select KD-MC2500 from Conference_Room_iPad in the System Designer Window, under
»» Devices Library which houses the devices that are being used in the file; the SampleTemplate1 Tree.
»» Control Library which allows devices to be imported from the databases; »» Modify IP Address in the Properties Window. Refer to Section 6, “Set-up the KD-MC2500;

»» System Designer that provides the Tree View for system configuration; The Device Manager” for information on your IP Address.

»» Controller and Page Designers that allow the graphics to be imported for the user
interface.
There are several other windows available, but these are used for specific functions that will be
covered in programming discussion. All of these windows are presented during the proper time
in the Program ribbon when using the step-by-step process. Any of these windows can be used
in any of the user defined layouts.

9. Open the Sample Template Project in Compass Navigator

1. Open Sample Template 1.
»» C:\Program Files\Key Digital\Compass Control\SampleTemplates\SampleTemplate1.ksp
2. Select Conference_Room_iPad in the System Designer Window, under the
SampleTemplate1 Tree.
»» Modify Device ID in the Properties Window. Refer to Section 5, “Register the Apple
iOS5 device” for information on your Device ID.

»» The entire Programming process is detailed in the Compass Navigator

Programming Manual available on the Key Digital website.

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10. Upload the Sample Project to the Server 11. Download a Project to the iPad
Once the device is properly registered, the file can be uploaded to the server and then pulled Once the file has been created and uploaded to the server, use the App on the iOS 5 device
into the device through the App. When the file is completed, or at a point where testing is to pull the file into it. Launch the App and go to the Set-up page. Select Registration and hit
required, go to the Communication ribbon and select ‘Upload System Project’. There will be Update Project.
a prompt to log in to the Registration site using the User Name and Password created earlier. As soon as the blue Start button lights up, hit it to launch the project.
Once entered, the file will begin uploading. Do not navigate away during this process. Once the upload
Update Project Button on iPad
is done, a completion window pops up. The file has now been successfully uploaded to the server.
Back-up Project to Key Digital server

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12. The Compass Control® System Database Managers
b. RS-232 Database Manager
The Database Manager allows commands sets to be edited, refined or even developed from
scratch for use in system configurations. There are three Database Managers for use with the The RS-232 Database manages these command protocols by allowing codes to
Compass Control® System; an IR Manager, an RS-232 Manager and a TCP/IP Manager. All of be added, edited, deleted, and whole codesets generated. Additionally, any code
these offer functionality that provides very deep levels of customization. Each of the Managers can be tested through the database using the KD-MC2500 or the KD-Terminal
allows the existing library to be edited. Components can be added, deleted or the actual code Control Terminal. Commands can be written using ASCII, Decimal, or Hex, and suffixes can be
sets can be altered as needed to provide better operation. Codesets can even be imported automatically added to each command in a codeset such as Carriage Return and Form Feed.
from an existing project and edited. In this way, a set of commands that need to be tweaked The RS-232 Database Manager
for optimal control of a specific component, can be opened from the project file and edited. In
addition, each Manager allows for the creation of a User Defined Library. Each programmer can
develop their own subset of most often used devices, which then grants easier access to these
components during the programming process. An overview of the three Databases follows
here. A deeper discussion of their functionality is found in Section 3 of the Compass Control®
System Programming Manual.

a. IR Database Manager
The IR Database Manager allows programmers to oversee the IR Codesets in the
database. This includes altering the actual codes and/or codesets themselves,
adding devices, adding codes or codesets to the database, importing codes and/
or codesets, and creating new device codesets by learning the IR codes into the database or
using Pronto Hex codes. The IR Database Manager also allows the set-up of the default settings
for a particular codeset. Additionally, the Manager provides a method to test the codes through
the KD-MC2500 to ensure that a particular code or full codeset operates the Device properly.
The IR Database Manager

c. TCP/IP Database Manager

The TCP/IP Database Manager allows the programmer to manage the one-way
IP commands in the Database in the same way as the RS-232 command sets
in the RS-232 Database Manager. In fact, many of these commands will be the
same in both codesets. Two-way IP communications require a two-way Device Driver to be
generated for control and feedback. Creating and working with two-way drivers is covered in
Section 4 of the Compass Control® System Programming Manual.

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The TCP/IP Database Manager
Important Product Warnings:

5. Test for proper operation before securing unit behind walls or in hard to access spaces.
6. If installing the unit into wall or mounting bracket into sheet-rock, provide proper screw
support with bolts or sheet-rock anchors.

Safety Instructions.
Please be sure to follow these instructions for safe operation of your unit.

1. Read and follow all instructions.

2. Heed all warnings.
3. Do not use this device near water.
4. Clean only with dry cloth.
5. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
6. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other
apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
7. Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.
8. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the device has
been damaged in any way including:
»» Damage to the power supply or power plug
»» Exposure to rain or moisture
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You MUST use the Power Supply provided with your unit or you VOID
the Key Digital® Warranty and risk damage to your unit and associated equipment.

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How to Contact Key Digital® Installation Notes
System Design Group (SDG)
For system design questions please contact us at:
½½ Phone: 914-667-9700
½½ E-mail: sdg@keydigital.com

Technical Support
For technical questions about using Key Digital® products, please contact us at:
½½ Phone: 914-667-9700
½½ E-mail: tech@keydigital.com

Repairs and Warranty Service

Should your product require warranty service or repair, please obtain a Key Digital® Return
Material Authorization (RMA) number by contacting us at:
½½ Phone: 914-667-9700
½½ E-mail: rma@keydigital.com

Feedback
Please email any comments/questions about the manual to:
½½ E-mail: customersupport@keydigital.com

Warranty Information
All Key Digital® products are built to high manufacturing standards and should provide years of
trouble-free operation. They are backed by a limited two-year parts and labor warranty.

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Installation Notes Installation Notes