Codigo de Ipod Con Equipo ADA

ADA iBase 2.
0 &
iBase eXtender Kit
Installation &
User Manual
Ver. 2.0 June 2009
602-610 Mamaroneck Avenue, White Plains, NY, 10605, www.ada-usa.com, 1-800-HD-AUDIO, Fax (914) 946-9620
Contents
Introduction...................................................................................................................2
iBase Description............................................................................................................3
Whats New in the iBase 2.0 System................................................................................4
Setting the iBase Lighting Mode......................................................................................5
Docking & Undocking the iPod........................................................................................6
Docking Toggling (Auto <> Manual)................................................................................7
Bypassing Auto Dock while Docking.................................................................................7
Docking iPod in Remote Control Mode..............................................................................8
Keypad Remote Control of the iPod.................................................................................9
Additional Keypad Features...........................................................................................10
Touch Screen Remote Control of iPod............................................................................11
Alpha Numeric Searching of iPods.................................................................................12
iBase eXtender Kit Description.......................................................................................13
iBase 2.0 & eXtender Addressing...................................................................................14
iBase Standalone & Video Installation............................................................................16
iBase Install Option 1 - Two Cat. 5 Cables......................................................................17
iBase Install Option 2 - Cat. 5 & 2-Cond. Wire................................................................18
iBase Install Option 3 - One Cat. 5 Cable.......................................................................19
iBase Install Option 4 - One Cat. 5 Cable.......................................................................20
RS-232 Protocol Special CD Commands for iPod.............................................................21
iBase 2.0 PC Program...................................................................................................22
Introduction
The ADA iBase 2.0, iBase eXtender, and iBase WP (Wall Plate) are designed to permit your
Apple iPod to play through, and be controlled by, an ADA multi-room system. These systems
include ADAs Suite 8x8, Suite 16 and Suite 8000 Receivers. The ADA iBase System is designed
specifically for iPod 3rd generation and above units, including the iPod Touch. Users can
control and navigate the iPods music database from ADA keypads, making it easy to select
music (or audiobooks) by playlist, genre, artist, album or song (or audiobook). You can also
navigate the video playlists on newer iPods. The iBase 2.0 works with all ADA keypads and
touch screens. To get the full benefit of the iBase 2.0 system, we suggest using the TS-5000
Touch Screen. The iBase, when used with the iBase eXtender and iBase WP will display iPod
information in real time on ADA keypads that feature a display.
When using an ISO-E (ADA Bus to Ethernet), ISO-CAT-II (ADA Bus to RS-232), or ISO-USB
(ADA Bus to USB) converter device, the iBase provides control and feedback to touchscreen
control systems. The iBase has several address settings that permit multi-line text feedback
specifically for touchscreens. When using both ADA keypads and touchscreens together in a
system, specific address settings can be used to provide feedback to both single line display
ADA keypads and multiple line touchscreen feedback windows.
The iBase with the optional iBase eXtender and the iBase WP can be used in any number of
different installation scenarios. Also, multiple iBases can be used in a single installation (up to
eight). Finally, the iBase can also be used on its own as an attractive and functional docking
base for the iPod family of music players.
2009 Audio Design Associates, Inc., All rights reserved.
Audio Design Associates, Inc., ADA, ADA Bus, iBase, & iBase eXtender are trademarks of Audio Design Associates, Inc.
iTunes, Apple and iPod are trademarks of Apple Computer Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.
Specifications and features are subject to change without prior notice.
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iBase Description
iPod Docking
Connector
The ADA iBase features a metal base

with a plexiglass mount. The connector for the iPod is at the bottom of the
plexiglass in the front of the iBase.
Light Mode Selection

Control Mode
iPod or Remote
There are also two buttons and two

LEDs on the top plate of the iBase.
These set the lighting mode and Control mode of the iBase.
The unit has various connectors on the
rear panel.
01
EF 2
789A
EF
3456
BCD
3456
789A
BCD
The 10 pin iBase eXtender port (RJ-50

connector) provides DC power, ADA
Bus communication and balanced
audio in a single wire, which affords
neat installations. Using the RJ-50
port allows the iBase to be placed long
distances (tested up to 600 of Cat. 5
wire) from the main equipment rack
while maintaining audio quality and
remote data control. When using the
iBase in this manner, the ADA iBase
eXtender and iBase WP (Wall Plate)
accessories must be used. The iBase
eXtender should be placed at the audio equipment end of the wiring run,
converting the balanced audio back to
unbalanced audio (RCA jacks) and the
control data to ADA Bus data.
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There is a DC jack for local power

and two address switches for control
feedback & video options.
DC Input
Dock Mode ADA Bus
& Video
Address
Switch
Switch
iBase
eXtender Port
EF
BCD
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EF
3456
789A
BCD
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3456
789A
Stereo audio outputs are provided

through standard RCA connectors and
as balanced audio through the iBase
eXtender port (10 pin RJ-50 connector). You may use both simultaneously.
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For iPods with video capabilities, there

is a composite video or component
video output.
Component Composite
Video Out
Video Out
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Stereo
Audio Out
Whats New in the iBase 2.0 System

Setup Options
Authentication for video works on all current models except the iPhone. Video browsing is now supported from keypads, touch screens and control systems.
When using an iPod with video, the iBase 2.0s video output configurations permit the
selection of either the component or composite video output, 4:3 or 16:9 aspect ratio,
and fit or fill screen options.
Docking setting allows the iBase 2.0 to begin in Auto Dock mode (automatically engages
keypad control) or Manual Dock mode (iPod control) when the iPod is first inserted into
the iBase. The user can still toggle between these two modes by pressing the Control
Mode button on the iBase 2.0. Both this and the video configurations are set using
the 2nd (new) rotary address switch on the iBase 2.0.
Metadata and Navigation:
Touch screens and keypads which feature an alphanumeric pad, permit users to advance to an alpha or numeric character. The words The or A are ignored if the title
or artist name begins with these two words.
ADA keypad feedback for the single-line 12 character window now scrolls up to 50
characters (was 24) of album, artist, title and navigation metadata.
While in NAV (navigation) mode, multi-line controls will display the current choice on
the top line and the following three choices on the multi-line feedback below.
Once a song is selected, NAV database will track that level unless Shuffle is on or a
different navigation level is selected.
Podcasts are now a top level category (previously under Playlists).
New Address Options:
Address 0 - Provides single-line scrolling text at 1200 baud. All characters are UPPER CASE
permitting the iBase 2.0 system to be incorporated into legacy ADA Bus systems featuring
keypads with segment LED displays (MC-3000 series keypads). Use Special CD 1 address.
Addresses 1-8 - These correspond to Special CD Addresses 1-8 and provide both scrolling
single-line and multi-line text feedback. These addresses operate at 19,200 baud.
Addresses 9, A, B, & C - These correspond to Special CD Addresses 1-4 and provide only
multi-line text. When using non-ADA keypads, bus traffic is minimized by eliminating the
single-line text. These addresses operate at 19,200 baud.
Addresses D, E & F - These correspond to Special CD Addresses 1-3 and provide only scrolling single-line text for MC-4500, MC-5000, MC-5500, MC-6011, MC-6011 and all outdoor ADA
keypads. Bus traffic is reduced for systems with only these keypads by eliminating the multiline text. These addresses operate at 19,200 baud. Use addresses 1-8 when incorporating
with systems containing MC-7000, TS-8611, TS-5000 controls.
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Setting the iBase Lighting Mode

The inner button on top of the iBase
switches between the light display modes
that illuminate the plexiglass against which
the iPod sits. You can create two different
lighting setups - one for when the iPod is
docked and one for when it is removed from
the iBase.
Light Mode Button

Set when iPod is
undocked.
When removed, there are eight settings.

You can select one of seven solid colors or
off.
When the iPod is on the iBase, there are
twelve settings; four audio controlled modes
(light organ), seven solid colors, and off.
Each time you press the Light Mode button
it changes to the next mode.
iPod
.NET
OK to disconnect.
Light Mode Button

Set when iPod is
docked.
Your selection is stored in nonvolatile memory so it will illuminate the same way each
time the iPod is on the iBase or removed.
If you select one of the audio controlled modes while the ipod is stopped, paused, or playing
a quiet track, the plexiglass wont illuminate. The audio controlled modes change in color
based on the audio level, like a color organ. The first two audio controlled modes have fixed
filters to control the colors (different colors assigned to different frequencies) with two different modulation rates (slow light show or fast light show). The second pair of audio controlled
modes are randomized (progressive color changes independent of frequencies) with two different modulation (speed) rates.
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Docking & Undocking the iPod

Definitions:
Remote Control Mode - The iPod is
controlled by the ADA system keypads
and/or touchscreens.
iPod
Music
Photos
Extras
Settings
Shuffle Songs
Backlight
Manual Control Mode - The iPod is

controlled by its touch wheel. No ADA
system control.
Auto Dock - If the iBase 2.0 is set to an

Auto Dock address, the iPod will begin
its docking sequence in Remote Control
Mode once it is inserted.
Manual Dock - If the iBase 2.0 is set
to a Manual Dock address, the iPod will
retain control from its front panel even
after it is inserted onto the iBase 2.0.
Manual Dock
or
iPod
Music
Photos
Extras
Settings
Shuffle Songs
Backlight
Auto Dock
iPod
OK to disconnect.
When you place the iPod in the ADA iBase 2.0, depending
on the way the address switch on the iBase 2.0 is set, it
will either remain in Manual Mode or it will automatically
engage into Remote Control mode.
iPod
.NET
OK to disconnect.
If the iBase 2.0 is set to Auto Dock, the docking sequence

will takes a few seconds and is indicated by the plexiglass
back going through a red-yellow-green color sequence as
well as the blinking green LED. The green LED illuminates
steadily when the iPod is docked. Because the iPod clears
its register during a docking sequence, if a song was playing
prior to inserting the iPod on the dock, it will stop playing
and the selection will clear.
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Docking Toggling (Auto <> Manual)

iPod
Music
Photos
Extras
Settings
Shuffle Songs
Backlight
By pressing the Control Mode button it will

place the iPod into the iPod Control mode,
allowing you to control it directly from the
iPods touch wheel.
If you change back and forth between
Remote Control mode and Manual Control
mode, expect a delay as the iBase resets its
sequence. Whenever the iBase is switched
between Remote Control mode and Manual
Control mode, the song playing will stop
and the current selection will clear.
Control Mode
button set to
Manual Control
iPod
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Please note that Apple limits the ability of

its iPods to be controlled both remotely and
locally at the same time.
OK to disconnect.
Control Mode
button set to
Remote Control
Bypassing Auto Dock while Docking

If you are listening to a song on your iPod
and want to dock the iPod without interupting the song or simply to maintain control
from the front of the iPod, press and hold
the Control Mode button while you insert
the iPod onto the iBase. Release the Control
Mode button when the iPod is firmly seated
in the iBase. The iPod will dock in the Manual Control mode and the song will continue
to play. If you want to switch the iBase to
the Remote Control mode, press the Control
Mode button. The song will stop playing,
the current selection will clear and the iPod
will switch to the Remote Control Mode.
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iPod
Music
Photos
Extras
Settings
Shuffle Songs
Backlight
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Press & Hold

the Control Mode
Button While
Docking the iPod
to continue
playing a selection.
Docking iPod in Remote Control Mode

1
If you have selected the iBase source on

your ADA keypad and no iPod is inserted
into the iBase, the keypads display will
read NO iPOD v#.# where the #.#
indicates the iBases software release
number. Insert the iPod into the iBase
cradle, seating it firmly on the docking
connector. The iPod will begin to connect to the iBase and the ADA system
automatically.
iPod
Music
Photos
Extras
Settings
Shuffle Songs
Backlight
OK to disconnect.
ADJ
iPod
Music
Photos
Extras
Settings
Shuffle Songs
Backlight
A
U
3 DEF
2 ABC
SEL
4 GHI
5 JKL
6 MNO
MODE
7 PQRS
8 TUV
9 WXYZ
VOL
ENT
OFF
3
iPod
OK to disconnect.
iPod
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OK to disconnect.
ADJ
2 ABC
3 DEF
SEL
4 GHI
5 JKL
6 MNO
MODE
7 PQRS
8 TUV
9 WXYZ
VOL
ADJ
2 ABC
3 DEF
SEL
4 GHI
5 JKL
6 MNO
MODE
VOL
PQRS
TUV
OFF
A
U
OFF
ADJ
1
2
1
3
ABC
DEF
SEL
4 GHI
5 JKL
6 MNO
MODE
7 PQRS
8 TUV
9 WXYZ
VOL
ENT
OFF
As the iPod begins to dock with the iBase, the

iPods display will show a checkmark followed
by the ADA logo once fully docked. The ADA
logo will not appear on iPod Touch models.
Also, the plexiglass back plate will illuminate
first red, then yellow, then green as the iPod
is being docked. Once docked, the selected
docked lighting mode will be activated. Note
that for a light organ setting, no light will be
shown until music is playing. Keypads will
display the following sequence resting on the
term iPOD STOPPED.
X
T
WXYZ
ENT
ENT
ADJ
2 ABC
3 DEF
SEL
4 GHI
5 JKL
6 MNO
MODE
7 PQRS
8 TUV
9 WXYZ
VOL
ENT
A
U
X
T
OFF
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ADJ
2 ABC
3 DEF
SEL
4 GHI
5 JKL
6 MNO
MODE
7 PQRS
8 TUV
9 WXYZ
VOL
ENT
X
T
ADJ
OFF
2 ABC
3 DEF
SEL
4 GHI
5 JKL
6 MNO
MODE
7 PQRS
8 TUV
9 WXYZ
VOL
ENT
OFF
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Keypad Remote Control of the iPod

ADA keypads operate the iPod similarly to its touch wheel. Once the iPod is fully docked, and
in the Remote Control mode, pressing either the << or >> buttons on the keypad will scroll
through the top level of the iPods directory. Here, there are eight options including Playlist,
Genre, Artists, Songs, Albums, Audiobooks, Podcasts, & Video. The < on the far right of the
display indicates that you are in a navigation mode. While the display is showing the option
you want, press the Play button (>) or the ENTER button to select.
ADJ
2 ABC
3 DEF
SEL
4 GHI
5 JKL
6 MNO
MODE
7 PQRS
8 TUV
9 WXYZ
VOL
ADJ
ENT
SEL
4 GHI
5 JKL
6 MNO
MODE
7 PQRS
8 TUV
9 WXYZ
VOL
ENT
OFF
2 ABC
3 DEF
SEL
4 GHI
5 JKL
6 MNO
MODE
7 PQRS
8 TUV
9 WXYZ
VOL
ADJ
OFF
3 DEF
2 ABC
ADJ
2 ABC
3 DEF
SEL
4 GHI
5 JKL
6 MNO
MODE
7 PQRS
8 TUV
9 WXYZ
VOL
4 GHI
5 JKL
6 MNO
8 TUV
9 WXYZ
VOL
ENT
A
U
SEL
4 GHI
5 JKL
6 MNO
7 PQRS
8 TUV
9 WXYZ
VOL
4 GHI
5 JKL
6 MNO
8 TUV
9 WXYZ
VOL
OFF
A
U
3 DEF
2 ABC
SEL
4 GHI
5 JKL
6 MNO
MODE
7 PQRS
8 TUV
9 WXYZ
VOL
OFF
ENT
3 DEF
2 ABC
7 PQRS
ADJ
ENT
SEL
3 DEF
2 ABC
MODE
OFF
MODE
OFF
ADJ
7 PQRS
3 DEF
2 ABC
SEL
ADJ
ENT
MODE
OFF
ADJ
ENT
ENT
OFF
For example, while on ARTISTS, pressing the Play button (>) might display the first artist,
Beach Boys< where the < arrow indicates you that you are in the navigation mode. By
pressing the Play button (>), the display will read ALL ALBUMS<. Pressing the Play button
(>) again will display Surfin USA<. Another press of the Play button (>) will play the first
track of the Surfin USA album. The flow chart below details the iPods menu structure.
ADJ
2 ABC
3 DEF
SEL
4 GHI
5 JKL
6 MNO
MODE
7 PQRS
8 TUV
9 WXYZ
VOL
ENT
ADJ
SEL
MODE
OFF
VOL
1
4 GHI
2 ABC
5 JKL
7 PQRS
8 TUV
3 DEF
ADJ
6 MNO
SEL
9 WXYZ
ENT
OFF
2 ABC
3 DEF
GHI
JKL
MODE
7 PQRS
8 TUV
VOL
ADJ
MNO
9 WXYZ
ENT
OFF
2 ABC
4 GHI
5 JKL
6 MNO
7 PQRS
8 TUV
9 WXYZ
VOL
ARTISTS
ALBUMS
SONGS
AUDIO BOOKS
PODCASTS
VIDEO
CHOOSE
PLAYLIST
CHOOSE
GENRE
CHOOSE
ARTIST
CHOOSE
ALBUM
CHOOSE
SONG
CHOOSE
BOOK
CHOOSE
PODCASTS
VIDEO TYPE
V PLAYLISTS
CHOOSE
SONG
CHOOSE
ARTIST - ALL
CHOOSE
ALBUM - ALL
CHOOSE
SONG
CHOOSE
VIDEO TYPE
CHOOSE
PLAYLIST
CHOOSE
ALBUM - ALL
CHOOSE
SONG
ALL
ARTISTS
CHOOSE VIDEO
SELECTION
3 DEF
SEL
GENRES
CHOOSE
SONG
MODE
PLAYLISTS
CHOOSE
CHAPTER
ENT
OFF
AUDIO
ALL
ALBUMS
CHOOSE VIDEO
SELECTION
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Additional Keypad Features

FF & REW
( >> & << )

Forward Play
( > )

Menu navigation. If a song is playing, press the >> or << buttons to get
into the navigation mode. Press the * or > buttons to move into and out
of the menus.
* Button

If in navigation mode, up a menu level for each press.

If track playing, recalls artist, album, title information.
Pause
( || )
iPod pauses if it is playing.

If paused, unpauses.
If in navigation mode, selects choice.

If stopped and menu not changed to different level, play last track.
If playing, track skip.
If paused, unpause.
ADJ
1
2
1
3
ABC
SEL
4 GHI
5 JKL
6 MNO
7 PQRS
8 TUV
9 WXYZ
VOL
If in navigation mode, selects choice.
Stop
( [] )
iPod will stop.
ADJ
ENT
2 ABC
DEF
MODE
ENTER Button
OFF
3 DEF
SEL
4 GHI
5 JKL
6 MNO
MODE
7 PQRS
8 TUV
9 WXYZ
VOL
ENT
OFF
SEL LEFT & RIGHT Track skip up and down. Also chapter skip for audiobooks.
Reverse Play
(<)
Shuffle On/Off.
ADJ
ADJ UP & DOWN
2 ABC
3 DEF
ADJ
2 ABC
3 DEF
SEL
4 GHI
5 JKL
6 MNO
SEL
4 GHI
5 JKL
6 MNO
MODE
7 PQRS
8 TUV
9 WXYZ
MODE
7 PQRS
8 TUV
9 WXYZ
While playing, audibly scans

through track. To exit, *hit again or press Play.
*
VOL
ENT
OFF
VOL
ENT
OFF
Source Button
Places iPod into Shuffle Play mode and plays all songs in random order.
( CD1, CD2, etc. ) To turn off the Shuffle Play mode, press the < button.
0-9 Buttons

If in navigation mode, directly advances to the number or letter.

For example, when searching artists, pressing
the 6 button repeatedly goes through artists
names beginning with M, N, O & 6. The words
The or A are not included in the search.
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Touch Screen Remote Control of iPod

Like the keypads, the TS-5000 Touch Screen also indicates the docking sequence of the iBase.
The
TS-5000
also indicates if the
iBase is set to Manual Control.
The TS-5000s
< and > arrows permit
you to scroll across levels. The primary level
includes Playlist, Genres,
Artists, Albums, Songs,
and Audiobooks, as well
as Podcasts and Video
(not shown). To enter any of
these levels, press the Select button.
To return to the previous level, press menu.
For example, if you are on Artist and press Select,
the display will populate with the first four artists
in the alphabetical order. The artist currently selected will be at the top in yellow type. To select
that artist, press Select or Play. To return to the
previous menu at any time, press Menu.
Just like on the
iPod, you will be
prompted to play All
Albums and Songs.
Press Play or Select
each time to play.
Remember that you are
navigating an iPod. This
means scrolling across
options and entering
them regardless of the
category.
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To access the alpha numeric direct

access, press the
Direct button.
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Alpha Numeric Searching of iPods

The iBase 2.0 lets you search for music and
videos using the numeric pad (which also
features alpha characters like a telephone).
For this more advance search, first select
the category you want to search. The <
arrow to the left of each word indicates that
you are in the navigation mode.
On the TS-5000, first select this category

and then press the Direct button to access
the alphanumeric pad. In this example, we
are ultimately searching for the song The
Majesty of Rock and have first selected the
Song category. The display brings up the
first four songs in the iPod in alphabetical
order. Press a Search Arrow button to enter
the Search mode.
Press the number 6 button (M,N,O) so

that the words Search M are displayed.
Then press the Search Arrow button to
begin searching the iPod for songs that
begin with the letter M. The and A are
ignored if they are the first words in the
title or name.
When the results of the search are displayed, press the Up Search Arrow (Search
Functions >) button until the title The Majesty of Rock is at the top of the list (text
will appear in yellow type). Then press the
Play button to begin playing this song. To
exit this page and return to the main iBase
control page, press the Back button.
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iBase eXtender Kit Description

The ADA iBase eXtender Kit includes
three items: the iBase eXtender, the
iBase eXtender WP (Wall Plate) and
the RJ-50 wire that connects the WP
AC Input
to the iBase.
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EF
3456
BCD
The back of the iBase eXtender features a ten pin screw terminal connector which is attached to the wires
between the iBase eXtender and
the iBase eXtender WP (Wall Plate).
There is also an ADA Bus screw terminal connector for wiring to a WH-2000
or WH-4000 Wiring Harness. The Address switch is used to set the address
of the iBase eXtender and must match
that of the iBase.
Stereo Audio Out
iBase WP (Wall Plate)

Connector
789A
The iBase eXtender should be located

at the main equipment location. It
features stereo audio outputs on
its front panel for connection to the
music system. The Audio Output
Level Control permits you to adjust
the output level of the iPod prior to
preamplification. There is also a low
voltage AC input jack for connection
to the included transformer.
Audio Output
Level Control
Address
Switch
DC Input
ADA Bus
Connector
iBase
Connector
iBase-WP (Wall Plate)
The iBase eXtender WP is the wall

plate to which the iBase is connected.
ADA also provides the flat wire with
10-pin RJ-50 connectors in a ten foot
length for connection of the WP to the
iBase. The front of the WP features
the RJ-50 jack as well as a low voltage
DC input jack.
To iBase eXtender
When wiring one Cat. 5

wire, use 15VDC/1000mA
transformer here.
Optional
DC Power
Audio
L L R R
+ - + 1 2 3 4
Data
15VDC Out In
G + T T R R
N D X X X X
D C + - + 5 6 7 8 9 10
10 Pin Screw Terminal

Connector to iBase eXtender
RJ-50 Connectors
10' Wire
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789A
EF
3456
BCD
012
EF
789A
EF
3456
BCD
3456
789A
BCD
The iBase 2.0 features two rotary switches with sixteen

positions labeled 0-9 and A-F. The one on the left sets
docking and video settings and has nothing to do with
addressing. The one on the right sets the address for
the iBase 2.0. Both of these are described in the chart
on the following page. To ensure proper communication
with ADA keypads and/or touchscreen control systems,
the address you select must match the source control
settings of the keypads and/or touchscreen control
system. It is extremely important that both the
iBase and the iBase eXtender be set to the exact
same address at all times.
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iBase 2.0 & eXtender Addressing
ADA Keypad Text Displays - The iBase transmits the first 50 characters of text information generated by the iPod. ADA keypads that feature a 12 character display require text
feedback to be sent in strings containing 12 characters. If a data field (status, song, artist,
album, playlist, genre or audiobook) contains more than 12 characters, the keypad will scroll
all characters (up to 50) across the display once, then rest on the first 12 characters. When
displaying multiple data fields, the fields display one at a time. There are eight Special CD
address options permitting up to eight iBases to be included in a single installation. Please
note that with each additional iPod/iBase on the system, you will need an additional iBase
eXtender. Also, as the systems data traffic will increase, you may notice a slow down in
control and feedback operations.
Touchscreens - The iBase displays all four data fields (status, artist, album, song) at once.
Touchscreen feedback is limited to 16 characters per field and does not scroll text.
Combination Addresses - For systems using both ADA keypads and touchscreens, there
are eight address options that will provide data to both at the same time.
Control Codes - The control codes are the same for keypad or touchscreen settings. As
such, if you are controlling the iPod via the iBase from a touchscreen and are not getting
any feedback, try the same Special CD address number using the alternate feedback option
(instead of four line, try single line).
Legacy ADA Keypad Systems - Legacy ADA Bus systems typically operated at 1200 baud
and used segmented LED displays that only represent capital letters. For these systems,
you can use one iBase set to address 0. Here the iBase will generate only capital letters and
communicate at 1200 baud.
Settings for Docking mode and Video outputs - This switch involves 4 options - docking
mode, video output signal, aspect ratio and screen fill/fit. The switch has 16 settings (0-F)
so that only one setting has a specific group of options (i.e. Remote, Composite, 4x3, Fill =
switch position 6). Note that if you are not connecting to the iBase 2.0 to a TV, then you only
have to determine if you want your iPod to go into Remote Control mode (0-7) or remain in
Manual mode (controlled by its on touch wheel or screen - 8-F any). If you are using the
iBase 2.0 as a stand alone dock and not incorporating it into an ADA system, then use the
Manual mode settings (8-F).
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June 2009
ADA Keypads & Touch Screens
Special CD 3
Multi & Single Line
19200
Special CD 8
Special CD 1
Special CD 2
Special CD 3
Special CD 4
D
E
Multi & Single Line

Multi & Single Line
Multi & Single Line
Multi & Single Line
Multi-Line
Multi-Line
Special CD 3
Single Line
19200
19200
19200
19200
19200

Non-ADA Control Systems
19200
Multi-Line
Single Line
19200
19200
Multi-Line
Special CD 1
Special CD 2
Multi & Single Line
19200
Legacy ADA Bus Systems
19200
19200
Single Line
ADA Single Line Keypads
19200
19200
Remote
0
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
C
D
E
F
June 2009
Fill or Fit Screen
Component (RGB)
16x9
Fit
Remote
Component (RGB)
Remote
Remote
Remote
012
Aspect Ratio
Component (RGB)
Remote
EF
Video Jacks
Remote
Remote
BCD
Control Mode
3456
789A
Switch #
3456
789A
The docking and video configurations are set using the

switch on the left. 0-8 will Auto Dock while 9-F will
Manual Dock. The remaining three options only apply
to video and only if the iBase 2.0 will be directly connected to a video display or TV.
012
Special CD 7
Multi & Single Line
1200
EF
Special CD 6
Single Line Caps
Purpose
BCD
Special CD 5
012
19200
Special CD 4
EF
Multi & Single Line
Special CD 2
012
Special CD 1
2
4
EF
Baud
Rate
Special CD 1
BCD
Srolling Single Line

Multi-Line Feedback
0
1
BCD
ADA Bus
3456
789A
Switch
#
3456
789A
The ADA Bus Address is set using the switch to the right.
Note that typically, this will involve using Addresses 1-8
which now correspond to ADA keypad and touch screen
Special CD 1-8 addresses. Address 0 is used on older
ADA Bus systems. Addresses 9-F are only used when
single or multi-line controls are not mixed together.
16x9
Fill
4x3
Fill
Composite
16x9
Fill
Composite
4x3
Fill
Component (RGB)
Composite
Composite
4x3
16x9
4x3
Fit
Fit
Fit
Manual
Component (RGB)
16x9
Fill
Manual
Component (RGB)
4x3
Fill
Composite
16x9
Fill
Composite
4x3
Fill
Manual
Manual
Manual
Manual
Manual
Manual
Component (RGB)
Component (RGB)
Composite
Composite
- 15 -
16x9
4x3
16x9
4x3
Fit
Fit
Fit
Fit
iBase Standalone & Video Installation

The setting of the ADA Bus Address
switch is unimportant. The setting
of the Dock/Video switch is very important as you want to make certain
that this switch is set to Manual mode
(positions 8-F). If you connecting the
iBase 2.0 to a 4:3 TV using a composite
video cable connected to the middle
(composite) video output, you must
use switch settings E or F. If you are
using a 16:9 wide-screen TV, you will
want to use settings C or D. ADA recommends trying the Fill or Fit settings
while viewing content from the iPod.
The iBase can be used as a standalone docking

station for the iPod. In this case, power, audio
and video (optional) connections are made directly at the iBase 2.0.
Switch #
Control Mode
Video Jacks
Aspect Ratio
Fill or Fit Screen
Manual
Composite
16x9
Fill
Manual
Composite
16x9
Fit
Manual
Composite
4x3
Fill
Manual
Composite
4x3
Fit
EF
012
789A
EF
3456
BCD
3456
789A
15VDC
1000mA
XFormer
012
DC Power
BCD
R&L Audio to Stereo System

Composite Video to TV
Switch #
Control Mode
Video Jacks
Aspect Ratio
Fill or Fit Screen
Manual
Component (RGB)
16x9
Fill
Manual
Component (RGB)
16x9
Fit
Manual
Component (RGB)
4x3
Fill
Manual
Component (RGB)
4x3
Fit
If you connecting the iBase 2.0 to

a 16:9 TV using a component video
cable connected to the three component video outputs on the iBase 2.0,
you must use switch settings 8 or 9.
If you are using a wide-screen TV but
want to format it in a 4:3 aspect ration, you will want to use settings A
or B. ADA recommends trying the Fill
or Fit settings while viewing content
from the iPod.
012
EF
789A
EF
3456
BCD
3456
789A
BCD
15VDC
1000mA
XFormer
012
DC Power
R&L Audio to Stereo System

Component Video (RGB) to TV
You can also set two lighting modes, one while the iPod is undocked and a different one when it
is docked. The iBase will remember the lighting options even if the power is disconnected.
iPod
Light Mode Button

Set when iPod is
undocked.
- 16 -
.NET
OK to disconnect.
Light Mode Button

Set when iPod is
docked.
June 2009
iBase Install Option 1
Two Cat. 5 Cables
When installing the iBase into a system where two Cat. 5

cables are run between the iBase eXtender WP and the iBase
eXtender, ADA recommends wiring the four balanced audio lines
& the four control lines on one cable with the power wires on
the other Cat. 5 cable. Each power terminal is connected with
2-pairs of wires.
BCD
012
EF
EF
012
012
EF
BCD
EF
BCD
BCD
ISO-CAT II
TX
Sw. In = I
2 Out (TX), 3 In (RX)
5 Com (Gnd)
Sw. Out = O
RS-232/CatLink Rev. Sw.
CAT-LINK
Rev. Sw.
012
RJ4
Set Jumper Pins

Horizontal
Position
Normal
10/100
Base-T
RJ6
RJ7
ADA Bus
1 2 3 4
RJ8
Vertical Position
Reverse
WH-2000
ISO-E
ISO-E
Disconnect
DC Connector
From Pins 5 & 6
iBase eXtender
iBase WP
(Wall Plate)
To iBase eXtender

transformer here.
WH-2000
AC Power
012
EF
EF
BCD
June 2009
BCD
500'
3456
789A
789A
012
Set the address correctly

Base
eXtender
eXtender
both the iBase & eXtender.
3456
3456
EF
012
12VAC
500mA
XFormer

Data
15VDC Out In
Audio
G + T T R R
L L R R N D X X X X
+ - + - D C + - + 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
789A
RJ8
BCD
RJ7
ISOLATION
ADA Net
RJ5
RJ7
EF
RJ3
CAT LINK
(ADA Bus)
RJ5
Ethernet
RJ4
Control &
Feedback
RJ6
012
RJ2
Isolated Ethernet to ADA Bus Convertor
RJ6
EF
3
RJ1
WH=WH-2000, PC=ADA PC Programs, CS=Control System

ISO/CS=2nd ISO-CAT to CS
WH (cat)=Long Run to WH-2000
WH (ada)=Short Run to WH-2000 or WH-3000
All Reverse Switches

Criss-Cross Tx & Rx.
Swiches are set based
on configuration.
Port C Sw1 Sw2 Sw3 Sw4

N/A
I
I
WH (optnl) I
O
I
I
N/A
O
1
WH (cat) I
I
O
I
WH (cat) O
I
O O
WH (cat) I
I
O
RJ-50 Cable
(Provided with
iBase eXtender)
ADA Bus
RS-232/ADA Bus
Rev. Sw.
Port A
Port B
WH (ada)
PC/CS
Cinema MII PC/CS
WH (ada) Aquarius
Tune Suite Aquarius
ISO/CS
PC
N/A
PC/CS
ADA Bus
Rev. Sw.
BCD
3456
BCD
CTS RX
OUT
3456
RJ-50
RJ-50 Cable
(Provided(Provid
with
iBase e
iBase eXtender)
789A
RJ3
WH-2000
OVER
LOAD
Feedback
RJ3
RJ8
RS-232
RS-232
RJ1 &
Control
IN
Set the iBase

Address & make
certain that it matches
that of the iBase eXtender
789A
ISO-CAT-II
RJ2
RJ5
789A
1 2 3 4
ADA BUS
To Suite 8x8,
Suite 16, or
Suite 8000 Receiver
RJ2
RJ4
789A
3
RJ1
3456
Address Address
& make & make
certain
that it matches
certain that
it matches
WH-2000 or WH-4000
that
of the
iBase
eXtender
that of the
iBase
eXtender
OUT
System
Wiring
Harness
LOOP THRU
3456
IN
ADA BUS
3456
789A
OUT
LOOP THRU
IN
3456
789A
1 2 3
1 2 3 4
Critical Installation Notice - It is imperative that you

4
Set
the iBase
iBase
terminateSet
thethe
wires
correctly,
pin to pin.
012
or WH-4000
0-2000
or WH-4000
em
Wiring
Harness
iring
Harness
500' Cat. 5 Cable #1 (For Control & Audio)

Connect Pins 1-4 & 7-10
iBase
WP
iBase
WP
Disconnect
Disconnect
(Wall Plate)
(Wall Plate)
DC Connector
on DC Connector
From
5&6
iBase-WP
From Pins
5 & Pins
6
iBase-WP
R&L Audio to
500' Cat. 5 Cable #2 (For Power)
Use Two Pair For Pin 5 and Two Pair For Pin 6
Suite 16, Suite 8x8
or Suite 8000 Receiver
Do not connect
the WPs DC
power wires.
(Wall Plate)
(Wall Plate)
Data
Data
15VDC Out In
15VDC
Out
In
To iBase
eXtender
Audio
G + T T R R
To iBase eXtender
Audio When
G +wiring
T T
oneR
Cat.R5
L L R R N D X X X X
L L R R wire,
N D
X X X + - + - D C + - + use X
15VDC/1000mA
wire, use 15VDC/1000mA + - + - transformer
D C + here.
- + transformer here.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Use two pair of Cat. 5 wires for pin 5 and anCat.

5 Cable
#1power
(For&
Control
pair#1
for
pin 6 (the
lines).
Cat. 500'
5other
Cable
(For
Control
Audio) & Audio)
-Pins
177-10
- 1-4 & 7-10
Connect Connect
Pins 1-4 &
iBase
iBase
2.0 2.0
Cat. 5 & 2-Cond. Wire
When installing the iBase into a system where one Cat. 5 cable
and one two-conductor wire (or combination cable) are run
between the iBase eXtender WP and the iBase eXtender, ADA
recommends wiring the four balanced audio wires and the four
control wires on one Cat. 5 cable. The power should be run on
the two-conductor, 18-gauge wire.
012
EF
BCD
012
012
EF
EF
BCD
EF
BCD
BCD
ISO-CAT II
TX
ADA Bus
Rev. Sw.
Sw. In = I
5 Com (Gnd)
RJ2
Sw. Out = O
012
EF
012
RJ2
CAT-LINK
Rev. Sw.
RJ3
CAT LINK
(ADA Bus)

EF
3
RJ1
RJ-50 Cable
(Provided with
iBase eXtender)

on configuration.
Port A
Port B
WH (ada)
PC/CS
N/A
I
I
Cinema MII PC/CS WH (optnl) I
O
I
I
WH (ada) Aquarius
N/A
O
1
Tune Suite Aquarius WH (cat) I
I
O
I
ISO/CS
PC
WH (cat) O
I
O O
N/A
PC/CS WH (cat) I
I
O
RJ3
RS-232/ADA Bus
Rev. Sw.
RJ-50 Cable
RJ-50 Cable
(Provided with
(Provided with
iBase eXtende
iBase eXtender)
ADA Bus
BCD
CTS RX
3456
BCD
RJ4
RJ5
RJ4
Ethernet
Control &
RJ5
Feedback
ISOLATION
ADA Net
Set Jumper Pins

Horizontal
Position
Normal
10/100
Base-T
RJ6
RJ7
ADA Bus
1 2 3 4
RJ8
Vertical Position
Reverse
WH-2000
ISO-E
RJ6
ISO-E
RJ7
RJ8
Disconnect
DC Connector
From Pins 5 & 6
iBase eXtender
iBase WP
(Wall Plate)
To iBase eXtender

transformer here.
WH-2000
3456
EF
012

Data
15VDC Out In
Audio
G + T T R R
L L R R N D X X X X
+ - + - D C + - + 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
789A
12VAC
500mA
XFormer
BCD
J8
RS-232
OVER
LOAD
3456
789A
J7
789A
J6
RJ1
RS-232
Control &
Feedback
OUT
ADA BUS
J5
ISO-CAT-II
IN
Set the iBase

Address & make
789A
1 2 3 4
LOOP THRU
ADA BUS
J4
To Suite 8x8,
Suite 16, or
Suite 8000 Receiver
J3
3456
iBase 2.0
System Wiring Harness
J2
3456
IN
J1
3456
789A
UT
Address & make

Address & make
that of the
iBaseoreXtender
WH-2000
WH-4000
OUT
789A
LOOP THRU
3456
789A
Critical Installation Notice - It is imperative that you

Set the iBase
terminate the
correctly,
pin to pin.
Setwires
the iBase
1 2 3 4
012
0WH-4000
or WH-4000
Wiring
Harness
g Harness
500' Cat. 5 Cable

iBase
iBase
WP WP
AC Power
EF
012
EF
BCD
BCD
3456
789A
3456
789A
012
Set the address correctly on

e
eXtender
tender
Disconnect
R&LDisconnect
Audio to
2 Conductor 18 Gauge Cable
(Wall Plate)
Connect Pins 5 & 6
Suite 16, Suite 8x8
DC Connector (Wall Plate)
orDC
Suite 8000
Receiver
Connector
From
iBase-WP
From Pins
5 &Pins
6 5&6
iBase-WP
Do not connect
the WPs DC jack
power wires.
Cat. 5 Cable
500' Cat.500'
5 Cable
1-4 & 7-10
ConnectConnect
Pins 1-4Pins
& 7-10
- 18 -
(Wall Plate)
(Wall Plate)
Data
Data
15VDC Out In
To15VDC
iBase eXtender
Out In
Audio
G
+
T T R R
To iBase eXtender
Audio WhenGwiring
+ ToneTCat.
R5 R L L R R N D X X X X
L L R wire,
R NuseD15VDC/1000mA
X X X X+ - + - D C + - + wire, use 15VDC/1000mA + - + transformer
- D C here.
+ - + - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
transformer here.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
June 2009
iBaseiBase
2.0 2.0
One Cat. 5 Cable
When installing the iBase into a system where only one Cat. 5
cable is run between the iBase eXtender WP and the iBase eXtender, wire the four balanced audio wires and the four control
wires on the Cat. 5 cable. Connect a DC transformer directly to
the iBase eXtender WP (Wall Plate). Connect the transformer
to the WPs front plate DC connector, connect the two wires on
the back of the connector to pins 5 & 6. This wiring option does
not power the iBase off the ADA Bus.
CTS RX
ISO-CAT II
TX
Sw. In = I
5 Com (Gnd)
Sw. Out = O
RS-232/ADA Bus
Rev. Sw.
ADA Bus
Rev. Sw.
012
EF
EF
ISOLATION
Set Jumper Pins
10/100
Base-T
RJ6
012
EF
012
EF
RJ3
CAT LINK
(ADA Bus)
RJ4
RJ6
1 2 3 4
RJ8
Vertical Position
Reverse
ISO-E
RJ8
15VDC
1000mA
XFormer
RJ7
ADA Bus
WH-2000
ISO-E
RJ7
012
RJ2
CAT-LINK
Rev. Sw.
Horizontal
Position
Normal
012
RJ1
RJ5
ADA Net
EF
Ethernet
RJ5
Control &
Feedback
EF

on configuration.

RJ4
Port A
Port B
WH (ada)
PC/CS
N/A
I
I
O
I
I
WH (ada) Aquarius
N/A
O
1
I
O
I
ISO/CS
PC
WH (cat) O
I
O O
N/A
PC/CS WH (cat) I
I
O
RJ3
RJ-50 Cable
(Provided with
iBase eXtender)
ADA Bus
3456
15VDC
1000mA
XFormer
15VDC
1000mA
XFormer
DC Power
Connect
DC Connector
To Pins 5 & 6
iBase eXtender
iBase WP
(Wall Plate)
To iBase eXtender

transformer here.
WH-2000
12VAC
500mA
XFormer

Data
15VDC Out In
Audio
G + T T R R
L L R R N D X X X X
+ - + - D C + - + 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
EF
012
DC PowerDC Power
3456
789A
BCD
WH-2000
OVER
LOAD
3456
BCD
RJ8
RS-232
RS-232
RJ2 &
Control
Feedback
OUT
Set the iBase

Address & make
BCD
RJ7
BCD
RJ6
BCD
RJ5
BCD
RJ4
BCD
RJ3
ISO-CAT-II
RJ1
IN
ADA BUS
RJ2
789A
1 2 3 4
LOOP THRU
RJ1
To Suite 8x8,
Suite 16, or
Suite 8000 Receiver
789A
RJRJ-50 Cable
(Prov
(Provided with
iBase
iBase eXtender

789A
3456
iBase 2.0

OUT
that of the iBase WH-2000
eXtenderor WH-4000
ADA BUS
Critical Installation
Notice - It is imperative that you
Set the iBase
IN
Address
& make
terminate
the
wires
correctly,
Address & make pin to pin.
3456
789A
OUT
3456
789A
LOOP THRU
IN
789A
Set the iBase
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
3456
012
or WH-4000
0-2000
or WH-4000
em
Wiring
Harness
iring
Harness
iBase
WP
iBase
WP
Connect
AC Power
EF
012
EF
BCD
BCD
June 2009
3456
789A
3456
789A
012

iBase
eXtender
eXtender
Connect
(Wall Plate)
(Wall Plate)
DC
Connector
DC Connector
iBase-WP
iBase-WP
To Pins 5 To
& 6Pins 5 & 6
R&L Audio to
Suite 16, Suite 8x8
Connect the
WPs DC jack
power wires.
600' Cat. 5 Cable
(Wall Plate)
(Wall Plate)
Data
15VDC Out In
Data
To iBase
eXtender
15VDC
Audio
G
+
T T R R
Out In
To iBase eXtender
L
L
R
R
N
D
X
X X X
Audio
G + TuseT15VDC/1000mA
R R
+ - + - D C + - + L L R R N wire,
D X X here.
X X
wire, use 15VDC/1000mA + - + - D transformer
C + - + 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
transformer here.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Connect
Pins
1-4 & 7-10
Connect Pins
1-4 -&19
7-10
-
iBaseiBase
2.0 2.0
One Cat. 5 Cable
DC where
Power
When installing the iBaseDC
intoPower
a system
only one Cat.
5 cable is run between the iBase eXtender WP and the iBase
eXtender, wire the four balanced audio wires and the four con15VDC
15VDC
trol wires on the Cat. 5 cable.
In this setup, you can connect a
1000mA
1000mA
DC transformer directly to the
iBase. This option is ideal if the
XFormer
XFormer
transformer cannot be easily connected to the iBase eXtender
WP (wall plate). This wiring option does not power the iBase
off the ADA Bus.
ISO-CAT II
TX
ADA Bus
Rev. Sw.
Sw. In = I
5 Com (Gnd)
Sw. Out = O
012
EF
012
EF
012
012
EF
012
EF
RJ1
RJ-50 Cable
(Provided with
iBase eXtender)
RJ2
CAT-LINK
Rev. Sw.
RJ3
CAT LINK
(ADA Bus)

RJ4

on configuration.
Port A
Port B
WH (ada)
PC/CS
N/A
I
I
O
I
I
WH (ada) Aquarius
N/A
O
1
I
O
I
ISO/CS
PC
WH (cat) O
I
O O
N/A
PC/CS WH (cat) I
I
O
RJ3
3456
RJ-50 Cable
RJ-50 Cable
wit
(Provided(Provided
with
iBase eXtende
iBase eXtender)
ADA Bus
RS-232/ADA Bus
Rev. Sw.
BCD
3456
BCD
CTS RX
EF
EF
BCD
OVER
LOAD
BCD
RS-232
RS-232
Control &
RJ2
Feedback
OUT
ADA BUS
ISO-CAT-II
RJ1
IN
Set the iBase

Address & make
789A
1 2 3 4
BCD
15VDC
1000mA
XFormer
789A
To Suite 8x8,
Suite 16, or
Suite 8000 Receiver
LOOP THRU
ADA BUS
iBase 2.0
DC Power
BCD
certain
that it matches
certain that
it matches
OUT
of the
iBaseoreXtender
that of thethat
iBase
eXtender
WH-2000
WH-4000
3456
789A
LOOP THRU
Set the iBase

Critical Installation
Notice - It is imperative that you
IN
Address
make
terminate
the wires
correctly,
to pin.
Address
&
make &pin
3456
789A
3456
789A
Set the iBase
3456
789A
1 2 3 4
012
00
or WH-4000
WH-4000
Wiring
Harness
g
Harness
RJ4
RJ5
Ethernet
RJ5 &
Control
Feedback
ISOLATION
ADA Net
Set Jumper Pins

Horizontal
Position
Normal
10/100
Base-T
RJ6
RJ7
ADA Bus
1 2 3 4
RJ8
Vertical Position
Reverse
RJ6
WH-2000
ISO-E
RJ7
ISO-E
RJ8
Disconnect
DC Connector
From Pins 5 & 6
iBase eXtender
iBase WP
(Wall Plate)
To iBase eXtender

transformer here.
012
EF
3456
789A
12VAC
500mA
XFormer
BCD
WH-2000

Data
15VDC Out In
Audio
G + T T R R
L L R R N D X X X X
+ - + - D C + - + 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
iBaseiBase
WP WP

AC Power
EF
012
EF
BCD
BCD
3456
789A
3456
789A
012

e eXtender
ender
Disconnect
Disconnect
(Wall Plate)
(Wall Plate)
DC
Connector
DC Connector
iBase-WP
From PinsFrom
5 & 6Pins 5 & 6
iBase-WP
R&L Audio to
Suite 16, Suite 8x8
500' Cat. 5 Cable
Do not connect
the WPs DC jack
power wires.
Connect
Connect Pins
1-4 &Pins
7-101-4 & 7-10
- 20 -
(Wall Plate)
(Wall Plate)
Data
15VDC Out In
Data
To iBase eXtender
15VDC
Audio
G + T T R R
Outone Cat.
In 5
When wiring
To iBase eXtender
L L R R N D X X X X
Audio wire,
G +useT15VDC/1000mA
T R R
+ - + - D C + - + L L R R N D X X
X X
here.
wire, use 15VDC/1000mA + - + - transformer
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
D C + - + transformer here.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
June 2009
RS-232 Protocol
IDCODE:
Address 1 = 0x50
Address 2 = 0x51
Address 3 = 0x52
Address 4 = 0x53
Address 5 = 0x54
Address 6 = 0x55
Address 7 = 0x56
Address 8 = 0x57
Special CD Commands for iPod
IDCODE+1:
Address 1 =
Address 2 =
Address 3 =
Address 4 =
Address 5 =
Address 6 =
Address 7 =
Address 8 =
0x51
0x52
0x53
0x54
0x55
0x56
0x57
0x58
FUNCTION: Shuffle Play All Songs

COMMAND TRANSMITTED
B8,75,4E,90,IDCODE,B8
FEEDBACK EXPECTED
0F,12_CHARACTER_DISPLAY,70,IDCODE+1,F0
FUNCTION: Menu Up
COMMAND TRANSMITTED
FEEDBACK RECEIVED
FUNCTION: Menu Down
COMMAND TRANSMITTED
FEEDBACK EXPECTED
FUNCTION: Play
COMMAND TRANSMITTED
FEEDBACK EXPECTED
FUNCTION: Pause
COMMAND TRANSMITTED
FEEDBACK EXPECTED
FUNCTION: Stop
COMMAND TRANSMITTED
FEEDBACK EXPECTED
FUNCTION: Shuffle On/Off
COMMAND TRANSMITTED
FEEDBACK EXPECTED
FUNCTION: Update
COMMAND TRANSMITTED
FEEDBACK EXPECTED
June 2009
Alpha Numeric = ##:

Keypad 0 = 0x30
Keypad 1 = 0x31
Keypad 2 or ABC = 0x32
Keypad 3 or DEF = 0x33
Keypad 4 or GHI = 0x34
Keypad 5 or JKL = 0x35
Keypad 6 or MNO = 0x36
Keypad 7 or PQRS = 0x37
Keypad 8 or TUV = 0x38
Keypad 9 or WXYZ = 0x39
Keypad . = 0x2E
Keypad ENTER = 0x2A
B8,75,4E,99,##,IDCODE,B8
FUNCTION: Scan Backward

COMMAND TRANSMITTED
B8,75,4E,9A,IDCODE,B8
FEEDBACK EXPECTED
FUNCTION: Scan Forward
COMMAND TRANSMITTED
B8,75,4E,9B,IDCODE,B8
FEEDBACK EXPECTED
FUNCTION: Track Skip Down
COMMAND TRANSMITTED
B8,75,4E,9C,IDCODE,B8
FEEDBACK EXPECTED
FUNCTION: Track Skip Up
COMMAND TRANSMITTED
B8,75,4E,9D,IDCODE,B8
FEEDBACK EXPECTED
Touchscreen Feedback (Multi-Line Displays)
COMMANDS ARE THE SAME
FEEDBACK EXPECTED
0F,16_CHARACTER_DISPLAY,IDCODE+1,70,OPTIONS,0,
0,F0
OPTIONS:
0 = STATUS
1 = ARTIST
2 = ALBUM
3 = TITLE (SONG)
Please note! Consider all numbers within

the document to be hex values.
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iBase 2.0 PC Program

ADA provides an iBase 2.0 PC Program that is ideal for touch screen control interface developers. Essentially, this program has every available control function possible for an iPod docked
to the iBase 2.0. It also features feedback windows permitting developers to see the type
of text feedback generated while navigating the iPod in Remote Control mode. The program
features two tabs. On the configuration tab, one selects the COM Port or LAN option for
communication. For COM Port connections, the baud rate is typically set to 19,200 and CTS
is Ignored. You can also select the iBase 2.0 Address here. Finally, you can select to show
the View Commands and View Feedback windows. When double-clicking on the command
in the View Command window, you can copy the HEX code and drop it into your program.
The alpha numeric pad advances

to the first numeric/letter in
sequence. After selecting the
search mode (Artist, Album,
Song, Genre, etc.), pressing the
6 button for example, advances
the iPod to the first song beginning with 6. Repeated pressing
of this button goes to the first
M then N and then O. The
words The and A are ignored.
Once on a letter, >> and <<
scroll forward and backward.
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ADA iBase 2.

iBase Manual Ver. 2.0

The ADA iBase features a metal base

Light Mode Selection

There are also two buttons and two

The 10 pin iBase eXtender port (RJ-50

There is a DC jack for local power

Stereo audio outputs are provided

For iPods with video capabilities, there

iBase Manual Ver. 2.0

Whats New in the iBase 2.0 System

Setting the iBase Lighting Mode

Light Mode Button

When removed, there are eight settings.

Light Mode Button

iBase Manual Ver. 2.0

Docking & Undocking the iPod

Manual Control Mode - The iPod is

Auto Dock - If the iBase 2.0 is set to an

If the iBase 2.0 is set to Auto Dock, the docking sequence

iBase Manual Ver. 2.0

Docking Toggling (Auto <> Manual)

By pressing the Control Mode button it will

Please note that Apple limits the ability of

Bypassing Auto Dock while Docking

Press & Hold

iBase Manual Ver. 2.0

Docking iPod in Remote Control Mode

If you have selected the iBase source on

As the iPod begins to dock with the iBase, the

iBase Manual Ver. 2.0

Keypad Remote Control of the iPod

iBase Manual Ver. 2.0

Additional Keypad Features

If in navigation mode, up a menu level for each press.

iPod pauses if it is playing.

If in navigation mode, selects choice.

If in navigation mode, selects choice.

iPod will stop.

ADJ UP & DOWN

While playing, audibly scans

iBase Manual Ver. 2.0

If in navigation mode, directly advances to the number or letter.

Touch Screen Remote Control of iPod

To access the alpha numeric direct

iBase Manual Ver. 2.0

Alpha Numeric Searching of iPods

On the TS-5000, first select this category

Press the number 6 button (M,N,O) so

iBase Manual Ver. 2.0

iBase eXtender Kit Description

Stereo Audio Out

iBase WP (Wall Plate)

The iBase eXtender should be located

The iBase eXtender WP is the wall

When wiring one Cat. 5

10 Pin Screw Terminal

iBase Manual Ver. 2.0

The iBase 2.0 features two rotary switches with sixteen

iBase 2.0 & eXtender Addressing

ADA Keypads & Touch Screens

Multi & Single Line

ADA Keypads & Touch Screens