Extron CTU 300 User manual

Extron
Brand
Extron
Model
CTU 300
Category
Coaxial cables
Type
User manual

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Extron CTU 300 is a professional-grade control processor with three AV LAN ports and one Gigabit Ethernet port, enabling powerful and flexible AV system control. It features high-speed processing, multiple control ports, and a variety of expansion options, making it ideal for a wide range of AV applications. With its intuitive programming software, the CTU 300 allows for seamless integration and control of various AV devices, including displays, projectors, audio systems, lighting, and more.

Extron CTU 300 is a professional-grade control processor with three AV LAN ports and one Gigabit Ethernet port, enabling powerful and flexible AV system control. It features high-speed processing, multiple control ports, and a variety of expansion options, making it ideal for a wide range of AV applications. With its intuitive programming software, the CTU 300 allows for seamless integration and control of various AV devices, including displays, projectors, audio systems, lighting, and more.

Extron Universal
BNC Crimp Tool
4
Cable
MHR
M59
RG59
RG6
Color code
Orange
Purple
Red
Green
4. Insert the conductor and pin into
the crimp tool. Position the center
pin’s flange flush with the edge of
the die in the smaller of the two
crimp chambers of the appropriate
color (see the table, below right).
Crimp the center pin.
If a crimped pin on the
center conductor is loose,
adjust the torque dial by
loosening the screw, rotating
the dial one notch
counterclockwise, and
tightening the screw.
The crimped connector
should be cut off and a new connector crimped.
5. Insert the center pin into the
BNC plug body and slide the
exposed shielding over the
support sleeve of the BNC.
Slide the ferrule over the
shielding and against the
BNC body.
5
Insert the crimped cable
into the BNC body.
Crimp Ferrule
6
Ferrule - small
diameter flush
with edge of die.
6. Use the die’s larger chamber of the appropriate color to
crimp the ferrule.
7. Slide and set the heat shrink tube or BNC strain relief over
the ferrule. Apply heat or glue as indicated.
or
7
Heat Shrink Tubing
Install Strain
Relief
Apply the glue supplied in the
strain relief kit to the relief.
Bulk cable part numbers:
MHR-2 (-5) (-6), 500' / 1000'
22-123 (-020) (-128)-02 (500
'
) / -03 (1000
')
MHR-2 (-5P) (-6P), 500’ / 1000'
22-129 (-103) (-130)-02 (500
'
) / -03 (1000
'
)
M59-3 (-5) (-6), 500' 22-185 (-127) (-133)-02
RG59, 500' / 1000' 22-145-02 (500
') /
-03 (1000
'
)
RG59P, 500' / 1000' 22-146-02 (500
') /
-03 (1000
'
)
RG6-1 (-5), 500' / 1000' 22-098 (-100) (500
') /
-03 (1000
'
)
RG6P, 500' / 1000' 22-164-02 (500
') /
-03 (1000
'
)
Heat shrink/strain relief part numbers:
Heat shrink (MHR), 1' 39-(Red010)(Grn011)(Blu012)(Ylo013)(Blk018)-03
MHR strain reliefs, qty. 50 70-089-(R01)(G02)(B03)(Y04)(B05)
M59 strain reliefs, qty. 50 70-119-(R01)(G02)(B03)(Y04)(B05)
M59 strain reliefs, qty. 50 (Assorted06)(White07)
Heat shrink (M59/RG59/RG6), 1' 39-(R024)(G025)(B026)(Y027)(B003)-03
Crimp connector part numbers:
BNC male MHR, qty. 50 100-250-01
BNC female MHR, qty. 50 100-253-01
BNC male M59, qty. 50 100-263-01
BNC male RG59, qty. 50 100-257-01
BNC male RG6, qty. 50 100-260-01
Tight
Loose
Universal Cable BNC Crimp
Termination Instructions
Mini HR Cable
Shielding
Outer
Insulation
Conductor
Ferrule
Color-coded
Heat Shrink Tube
Plastic
Sleeve
Center
Pin
Support
Sleeve
BNC Plug
Body
Shielding
Outer
Insulation
Conductor
Ferrule
Color-coded
Heat Shrink Tube
Center
Pin
Support
Sleeve
BNC Plug
Body
M59 Cable
RG6 Cable
Shielding
Outer
Insulation
Conductor
Ferrule
Color-coded
Heat Shrink Tube
Center
Pin
Support
Sleeve
BNC Plug
Body
RG59 Cable
Support
Sleeve
BNC Plug
Body
Shielding
Outer
Insulation
Conductor
Ferrule
Color-coded
Heat Shrink Tube
Center
Pin
Mini HR Cable
Shielding
Outer
Insulation
Conductor
Ferrule
Color-coded
Heat Shrink Tube
Plastic
Sleeve
Center
Pin
Support
Sleeve
Female BNC Plug
Body
Outer
Insulation
Colored
Heat Shrink Tube
Ferrule
Ferrule
or
Strain Relief
1
2
Shielding
Stripped Cable
(illustration not to scale)
Outer
Insulation
0.094"
(2.4 mm)
Conducto
r
0.375"
(9.5 mm)
0.469"
(11.9 mm)
0.250"
(6.4 mm)
Ferrule
1. Slide the appropriate color
(red, green, blue, yellow or
black) heat shrink tube or
BNC strain relief over the
cable, then slide the ferrule
over the cable.
2. Carefully strip the end of
the coaxial cable to expose
the shielding and conductor.
Strip to the dimensions
shown at right.
3
Plastic
Sleeve
MHR Cable
Center
Pin
Flange
3. For MHR cable only, slide the
plastic sleeve over the
conductor.
Insert the conductor into the
center pin. For MHR cable
only, set the pin flush against
the plastic sleeve (other BNC
crimp assemblies do not use a
plastic sleeve).
68-936-01
Rev. E
05 09
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Extron CTU 300 User manual

Extron
Brand
Extron
Model
CTU 300
Category
Coaxial cables
Type
User manual
This manual is also suitable for

Extron CTU 300 is a professional-grade control processor with three AV LAN ports and one Gigabit Ethernet port, enabling powerful and flexible AV system control. It features high-speed processing, multiple control ports, and a variety of expansion options, making it ideal for a wide range of AV applications. With its intuitive programming software, the CTU 300 allows for seamless integration and control of various AV devices, including displays, projectors, audio systems, lighting, and more.

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