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OneHome
Receiver Integration Note
Manufacturer: Sunfire
Model Number(s): TGR-3, TGP-5
Comments:
Document Revision Date: 9/28/2007
O
VERVIEW AND
S
UPPORTED
F
EATURES
Sunfire receivers and preamp processors include an RS-232 or Ethernet connection which is used to
connect to the OneHome system and provide full two-way communications, enabling reliable control as
well as providing feedback to the OneHome system when changes (such as the current source or volume
levels) occur at the receiver.
SUNFIRE DEVICES SUPPORT THE FOLLOWING FEATURES:
Basic Source and Volume Control: Select any available source and control volume with two-way
feedback. Changes made at the receiver (turning the volume control, changing source) are immediately
reflected in the OneHome interface.
Multiple zones: Supported devices often have a second (or third, …) zone, which can be controlled as its
own zone from the OneHome interface.
Onboard Tuner: Supported devices often include a built-in AM/FM tuner, which can play music in the
main or auxiliary zone. The tuner can be controlled from the standard AM/FM tuner interface in the
OneHome system.
RS-232 or Ethernet Control: Sunfire receivers and preamp processors have both a RS-232 port and an
Ethernet port on their back panel which are compatible with HomeLogic for control.
I
NSTALLATION
O
VERVIEW
1. During the rough-in phase install the necessary speaker and video cabling for the theater installation.
2. Also during the rough-in phase, run a Cat5 wire from the location of the receiver back to the Network
Assembly of the OneHome system to provide the communication connection needed to control the
receiver.
3. Install the speakers, display and other theater components.
4. Program the receiver according to the manufacturer’s documentation.
5. Test the receiver to ensure that the sources play correctly and that the audio and video operate as
expected.
6. Connect the OneHome system to the receiver electrically. See the connection diagram and bill of
materials for more information. Refer to the RS-232 Connection Options Integration Note for other
serial connection options.
7. If using the Ethernet port for control, configure the receiver Ethernet settings. See Ethernet
Configuration below.
8. Configure the OneHome system for the device and confirm communication between the receiver and
the HomeBrick.
9. Test the system by changing sources and volume to confirm the correct source plays.
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C
ONNECTION
D
IAGRAMS
(RS-232)
C
ONNECTION
D
IAGRAMS
(E
THERNET
)
BILL OF MATERIALS
# Device Manufacturer Part Number Protocol Connector Type Notes
1 DB9M to RJ45 Adapter HomeLogic HA-CB-307 RS-232 DB-9 Male X RJ-45 Female
2 Cat5 Cable Assy. Installer N/A RS-232 RJ-45 Male X RJ-45 Male
3 Network Assembly HomeLogic HW-NA-18X4 RS-232 RJ-45 Female X DB-9 Female / USB
4 HomeBrick HomeLogic HW-HB-1080 RS-232 DB9 Male / USB
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E
THERNET
C
ONFIGURATION
:
The Sunfire devices come out of the box configured for RS-232 communication. In order to control these
devices over a network connection they will need to have a static IP address assigned and the Ethernet
port will need to be enabled for control.
1. Using an internet browser enter the current IP of the device to access its web based network
configuration. If asked for a username or password for the device click okay, the factory default is
to not have any.
2. Click on the network link at the top left of the page and set the IP info. The HomeLogic standard
for these devices is to have the first device set to 192.168.0.60, the second to 0.61 and so on.
Confirm that the IP address you set is not already in use and is outside of the network DHCP
address range. See sample configuration screenshot below.
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3. Use the Sunfire remote and the receiver front panel display to enable the Ethernet port for control
as follows:
a. From the remote select the TGR-3/TGP-5 from the LCD screen to access the device
controls. The remote should say TGR3 or TGR5 at the top of the LCD window.
b. Press the Menu hard button on the remote. The display on the device will say Main
Menu.
c. Press the down arrow to scroll to Settings then press the right arrow to access the
settings menu. The display should say Main Zone.
d. Press the down arrow to scroll to Control then press the right arrow to access the control
menu. The display should now read RS232 ENA.
e. Press the down arrow to scroll to DGCTL SER. Press the right arrow to set the display to
read DGCTL LAN.
f. Press the down arrow once to confirm LANMD RUN is shown. If LANMD SET is shown
press the right arrow to change to LANMD RUN.
g. Press the Exit button on the remote to exit the menu.
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H
OME
L
OGIC
C
ONFIGURATION
D
ETAILS
The following table provides settings used in the HomeLogic Configurator. Please refer to the Configurator Reference Guide for more details.
o “<Select>” Select the appropriate item from the list (or drop-down) in the Configurator.
o “<User Defined>”, etc. Type in the desired name for the item.
Devices Variable Name Setting Comments
Communication Devices <RS-232> Name
<User Defined> (Default:
Receiver
)
Type Serial Port Refer to the RS-232 Connection Option Integration note for alternative configurations
Communication Type <Select> (
Sunfire
)Select the Communication Type that matches your receiver, if not in list select Standard Connection
Location <User Defined> (Not Required)
COM Port <Select>
Communication Devices <Ethernet> Name <User Defined> (Default:
Receiver
)
Type (IP to Serial) Lantronix UDS10
Communication Type <Select> (
Sunfire
)Select the Communication Type that matches your receiver, if not in list select Standard Connection
Location <User Defined> (Not Required)
IP Address <User Defined> Enter the IP Address of the device
Port <User Defined> (
10001
)The port # is 10001 by default
Audio Tuners (Optional) Name <User Defined> (Default:
AM/FM Tuner
)Optional: Only needed if the tuner will be a visible source in the Viewer interface
Device Type <Select> Select the tuner that matches your receiver
Location <User Defined> (Not Required)
COM Device <Select> (Default:
Receiver
)
<Other RS-232 Sources>
<Other IR Controlled Sources>
<Video Display> Add the Video Display for the receiver. Refer to the Integration Note for the specific display, or the
Generic Video Display
Integration Note for an IR controlled display
Other Audio Devices / Interfaces Name <User Defined> Add one Interface for each source that should appear in the Viewer
Template <Select>
Default Device <Select> Select the RS-232 or IR controlled source for this interface
Audio Zone Controllers Name <User Defined> Defaults to the make and model of your receiver, after selecting Device Type
Device Type <Select> Select your model of receiver
Location <User Defined> (Not Required)
COM Device
<Select> (Default:
Receiver
)
Sources Name <User Defined>
Source Device <Select> Sources must be previously configured in order to allow selection.
Source Icon <Select> This icon appears on the source button in the Viewer Interface
Display Name <User Defined> This text appears on the source button in the Viewer Interface
Zones Name <User Defined>
Display <Select> Select the Video Display in this zone
Universal Receiver <Select> Refer to the HomeLogic Universal Remote Integration Note for more details
<Source>
Display On/Off <Select> For each source, select what the display should do when that source is active
Display Source <Select> If using more than one input on the video display select the input for each source.
Show Source <Select> Set to
No
for any inputs on the receiver that are not used or do not want to be seen in the zone
<Interface Tab> Click on the Interface tab in order to hide or show zone tabs on indivdual touchscreens
<Touchscreen Options> Select the touchscreen to modify from the list
Tab Layouts <Select> Move any unused zone tabs into
Available Zones
to remove from the viewer
Add any other RS-232 controlled sources. Refer to the Integration Note for each specific source device.
Add IR devices on the Input/Output tab for other IR controlled sources. Refer to the Generic IR Source Integration note.
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