Electro-Voice Using External Control Modules Owner's manual

Electro-Voice
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Electro-Voice
Model
Using External Control Modules
Type
Owner's manual

Electro-Voice Using External Control Modules

Electro-Voice external control modules allow you to control various functions of your audio system remotely. These modules can be used for a variety of applications, such as:

  • Controlling audio sources: You can use an external control module to select between different audio sources, such as a CD player, DVD player, or MP3 player.
  • Adjusting volume levels: You can use an external control module to adjust the volume level of your audio system.
  • Switching between inputs: You can use an external control module to switch between different inputs on your audio system, such as a microphone input or an auxiliary input.

Electro-Voice Using External Control Modules

Electro-Voice external control modules allow you to control various functions of your audio system remotely. These modules can be used for a variety of applications, such as:

  • Controlling audio sources: You can use an external control module to select between different audio sources, such as a CD player, DVD player, or MP3 player.
  • Adjusting volume levels: You can use an external control module to adjust the volume level of your audio system.
  • Switching between inputs: You can use an external control module to switch between different inputs on your audio system, such as a microphone input or an auxiliary input.
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Use of external remote control modules at the CONTROL PORT of a Net-
Max System Controller
This document describes the wiring of the control inputs of a NetMax System Controller. For the examples in
this document, RDL
®
Radio Design Labs module model numbers are used.
Switches, potentiometers or external control voltages can be connected to the control inputs (GPIs). Any type of
logic or analog functions can be programmed. A set of remote control modules for wall installation is available
from RDL
®
. The RC4-RU module (4 channel remote control) can be used for switching functions, e.g. selection
of presets, selection of audio sources or switching on/off amplifiers. Controller functions, e.g. level control for
audio sources or zones, can take place using a module RLC10K (rotary control) or module RLC2 (push button
UP and DOWN). If a RLC2 is used, a ST-RG1 module (ramp generator) is also necessary.
The configuration of the control inputs of the NetMax System Controller can be done either in IRIS-Net or in the
NetMax Browser Interface.
Illustration 1: Assembly of a RDL module in an electrical wall box
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Switching function at the NetMax Control Port using a RDL
®
RC4-RU
The front panel of the RC4-RU features 4 pushbuttons with 4 associated LEDs, so it can switch
between four different conditions. The module is connected to the inputs 1 to 4 of the CON-
TROL PORT. By pushing a button the RC4-RU connects the appropriate output (open Collec-
tor) to ground, the connection of Pull-up-resistors is necessary.
Installation
1. Ensure that both the power switch of the N8000 and the power supply of the RC4-RU is off.
2. Connect the connectors at the back of the RC4-RU according to illustration 2. As external resistors (R1
to R4) 33 k: resistors are needed.
3. Screw the RC4-RU to the electrical wall box (see illustration 1)
4. Screw the decorative plate to the RC4-RU (see illustration 1).
5. Connect the CONTROL PORT of the N8000 according to illustration 2.
lllustration 2: Connecting a RC4-RU to the CONTROL PORT
Preparation
1. Switch on the N8000.
2. Switch on the power supply of the RC4-RU.
3. Start the Browser Interface of the N8000 in an Internet browser on your PC.
4. Program the desired control functions of the module RLC2 using the N8000 Task Manager. Please read
the N8000 Browser manual for further information.
Note: In IRIS-Net you look at the window Configuration/Interfaces of the N8000 to examine the status of the
control inputs and/or their change in status with manipulation of the RDL panel. Please read the IRIS-Net docu-
mentation for further information.
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Analog control function at the NetMax Control Port using a RDL
®
RLC10K
The RLC10K module contains a 10 k: potentiometer. On the front panel it has 10 graphic
increments which provide a visual indication of the setting. The module is connected to an
input of the CONTROL PORT. The reference voltage output of the CONTROL PORT is used
for the module’s voltage supply.
Installation
1. Ensure that the power switch of the N8000 is off.
2. Connect the connectors at the back of the RCL10K according to illustration 3.
3. Screw the RCL10K to the electrical wall box (see illustration 1)
4. Screw the decorative plate to the RCL10K (see illustration 1).
5. Connect the CONTROL PORT of the N8000 according to illustration 3.
Illustration 3: Connecting a RLC10K to the CONTROL PORT
Preparation
1. Switch on the N8000.
2. Start the Browser Interface of the N8000 in an Internet browser on your PC.
3. Program the desired control functions of the module RLC10K using the N8000 Task Manager. Please
read the N8000 Browser manual for further information.
Note: In IRIS-Net you look at the window Configuration/Interfaces of the N8000 to examine the status of the
control input and/or the change in status with manipulation of the RDL panel. Please read the IRIS-Net docu-
mentation for further information.
8
Analog control function at the NetMax Control Port using a RDL
®
RLC2
The RLC2 has two momentary pushbuttons, UP and DOWN. A 10-segment LED display provides
a visual indication of the current setting. The RLC2 has to be connected with a ST-RG1 Ramp
generator, which produces a DC voltage between 0 and
10 V. The voltage is increased by pressing the UP button
or decreased by pressing the DOWN button. This
changing voltage is connected to a input of the
CONTROL PORT. Multiple RLC2 modules can be
attached in parallel to a ST-RG1 if needed.
Installation
1. Ensure that the power switch of the N8000 is off.
2. Connect the connectors at the back of the RLC2 according to illustration 4.
3. Screw the RLC2 to the electrical wall box (see illustration 1)
4. Screw the decorative plate to the RCL10K (see illustration 1).
5. Connect the CONTROL PORT of the N8000 and the module ST-RG1 according to illustration 4.
Illustration 4: Connecting a RLC2 and ST-RG1 to the CONTROL PORT
Preparation
1. Switch on the N8000.
2. Switch on the power supply of the RCL2 and ST-RG1.
3. Program the desired control functions of the module RLC2 using the N8000 Task Manager. Please read
the N8000 Browser manual for further information.
Note: In IRIS-Net you look at the window Configuration/Interfaces of the N8000 to examine the status of the
control input and/or the change in status with manipulation of the RDL panel. Please read the IRIS-Net docu-
mentation for further information.
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Electro-Voice Using External Control Modules Owner's manual

Electro-Voice
Brand
Electro-Voice
Model
Using External Control Modules
Type
Owner's manual

Electro-Voice Using External Control Modules

Electro-Voice external control modules allow you to control various functions of your audio system remotely. These modules can be used for a variety of applications, such as:

  • Controlling audio sources: You can use an external control module to select between different audio sources, such as a CD player, DVD player, or MP3 player.
  • Adjusting volume levels: You can use an external control module to adjust the volume level of your audio system.
  • Switching between inputs: You can use an external control module to switch between different inputs on your audio system, such as a microphone input or an auxiliary input.
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