User manual RUSSOUND CA

[. . . ] 4-Source Multi-Zone Central Audio Controller/Amplifiers CA-Series Instruction Manual ROCK JAZZ R&B CHILDRENS VOLUME · ON / OFF · VOLUME · SOURCE SOURCE STORE REMOTE SENSOR POWER REMOTE SENSOR CA-KP. 2 CA-LCD CA 6. 4 6-Zone, 4-Source Central Controller/Amplifier 6 ZONE -- 4 SOURCE CENTRAL CONTROLLER / AMPLIFIER ON 1 2 3 4 5 6 OFF POWER ZONE CA 6. 4 CA 4. 4pi 4-Zone, 4-Source Central Controller/Amplifier 4 ZONE -- 4 SOURCE CENTRAL CONTROLLER / AMPLIFIER ON 1 2 3 4 OFF POWER ZONE CA 4. 4pi IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS 12. Power - Cord Protection - Power supply cords should be routed so that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon or against them, paying particular attention to cords at plugs, receptacles, and the point where they exit from the appliance. Cleaning - The appliance should be cleaned only as recommended by the manufacturer. Non-use Periods - The power cord of the appliance should be unplugged from the outlet when left unused for a long period of time. [. . . ] Connect each wire 1 thru 8 using a small jewelers screwdriver. List 4 ­ Room names should be written below. Zone 1 _________________ Zone 2 _________________ Zone 3 _________________ Zone 4 _________________ WIRING RUNS UP TO 100 FEET For wiring runs of up to 100 feet in length, we recommend the use of CAT-5 wire. It is inexpensive and color coded for ease of installation. Due to the qualities of CAT-5 wire, when using it for keypad control wire with the CA-Series, it is recommended to use the following color code for maximum performance. CAT-5 Number Brown/White 1 Brown 2 Green 3 Orange/White 4 Orange 5 Green/White 6 Blue/White 7 Blue 8 Type Ground IR Signal 12VDC+ Source Select Source Select Channel Select Volume Balance WIRING RUNS FROM 100-200 FEET For wiring runs exceeding 100 feet and extending up to 200 feet, we recommend the use of 8-conductor 22 AWG stranded wire such as Russound MCW2418. If using 22 AWG wire, the order in which you wire is not important as long as you wire in the same order at both the CA unit as well as the keypad. Use List 5 (below) to write down the wire you use for each pin number. NOTE: Wiring runs longer than 200 feet are not recommended for the CA-Series Keypads. List 5 ­Wire color should be written below. Pin 1 _______________ Pin 2 _______________ Pin 3 _______________ Pin 4 _______________ Pin 5 _______________ Pin 6 _______________ Pin 7 _______________ Pin 8 _______________ Figure 10 ­ Connections with 22AWG wire Figure 9 ­ Connections with CAT-5 wire INPUT FROM KEYPADS 4 3 INPUT FROM KEYPADS 12345678 12345678 4 3 BROWN GREEN ORANGE BLUE CAT-5 WIRE 12345678 12345678 8 CONDUCTOR 22AWG STRANDED WIRE 8 INSTALLING KEYPADS PUNCHDOWN TERMINALS Figure 11 ­ Punchdown Terminal on CA-KP. 2 and CA-LCD INSTALLING THE KEYPADS · The best infrared remote performance is achieved with the keypad away from any direct sunlight. Also consider convenience when choosing a location. · Choose a place that is easily seen from the position where a person is most likely to be located. · Check whether or not you can route the wire to the location you have chosen. · Purchase retro-fit plastic junction boxes (min. 20 cubic inches) or p-rings and cut in the boxes using a key-hole saw or sheetrock knife/hand saw. · If you are installing the optional DSC keypad you will need to use a double-gang electrical box. If you are installing the CA-LCD, DSC and the optional DAN keypad you will need to install a triple-gang electrical box. · If you feel uncomfortable cutting into your walls and running wire through the walls, seek help from a professional installer or an electrician. · Route the wire to the junction box from the CA location. · If using 22 AWG wire, connect each wire to the correct position 1 thru 8 using the included punchdown tool. · If using CAT-5 wire, connect each wire to its corresponding color labeled on the punchdown terminal. [. . . ] The IR information from the keypad is on Pin #2. This signal is demodulated at the keypad and is re-modulated at the processor then sent to the emitter out-puts. Combining a modulated IR signal to this lead (#2) will not work because it is already modulated. The following method should be used to assure correct integration with such components. [. . . ]