Hi Bob,

Nice wallbox and thanks for producing the video. I will post it at cdadapter.com


And Ron

Thanks for your kind "heart warming" words, it made me feel good today.
BTW, Was your package really shipped ?

Ed Fischer

What Ron means when he says "use of the 88 location"

Place SERVICE switch on, enter 88 on the keypad then press Popular.
The last 2 digits are the program version number. eg. 43 would be version 4.3

BTW, 4.3 is the lastest program version.

Ed Fischer

Since it was on Free Play, It may have been loaded up with selections to play.

To clear the selection memory ...

Place SERVICE switch on, enter 83 on the keypad then press Popular. Set service switch to Norm.

You should now be able to enter your selections.

Ed Fischer

Did you try doing a factory reset ?

You can reset the CCC as follows; POWER switch off, SERVICE switch on, press and hold digits 0 and 1 on the keypad, turn POWER switch on, wait until Factory Defaults loaded message appears.

Ed Fischer

Jim, You say after power-up, it cycles the CD rack ... During this time, on the mech controller, do you see the Index LED blinking and the Home LED blink within 1 revolution ? Are both RoweLink LED's blinking on the mech controller and CCC ? It appears to be unable to find the selected CD, shuts dow...

Ike, No, not a double strike The 2 sets are for daisy-chaining to additional wallboxes as shown below: Rowelink A (ORN) <- From CD100 jukebox or previous wallbox Rowelink A (ORN) <- to next wallbox Rowelink B (WHT) <- From CD100 jukebox or previous wallbox Rowelink B (WHT) <- to next wallbox Inside ...

Hi Ron,
Thanks for your warm welcome.
I can see this is going to be fun !

Ed Fischer

You need a 7-wire connection to this wallbox. Wallbox terminal strip positions: A.C. Power Power Com L CH R CH Audio Com Rowelink A (ORN) Rowelink A (ORN) Rowelink B (WHT) Rowelink B (WHT) 2 wires (18 AWG) for the wallbox AC power of 28-volts. You can use a Radio Shack transformer for this, Part # 2...