Audioplex KS-2 EYE Installation guide

Audioplex
Brand
Audioplex
Model
KS-2 EYE
Type
Installation guide

Audioplex KS-2 EYE is a device designed to enhance the functionality of remote controllers within a structure. It allows for remote system operation from any room where the KS-2 Eye sensors are installed.

The KS-2 Eye works in conjunction with the K-2 or S-2 package to create a 2-way system that receives infrared signals from remotes via remote sensors and sends them to a base unit. The base unit then forwards these signals to remote repeaters. Additionally, the system provides confirmation that the signal has been received by sending a return signal to the remote control.

Audioplex KS-2 EYE is a device designed to enhance the functionality of remote controllers within a structure. It allows for remote system operation from any room where the KS-2 Eye sensors are installed.

The KS-2 Eye works in conjunction with the K-2 or S-2 package to create a 2-way system that receives infrared signals from remotes via remote sensors and sends them to a base unit. The base unit then forwards these signals to remote repeaters. Additionally, the system provides confirmation that the signal has been received by sending a return signal to the remote control.

KS-2 EYE
SPECIFICATIONS
INSTALLATION
WARRANTY
Power: Supplied from K-2/S-2 package.
Connectors: Screw type connectors.
Remotes: Kenwood / Sony.
Range: 25-35 feet.
Angle: + or - 35 degrees off nominal axis.
Wire: Must be wired with 16-4.
The KS-2 Eye works in conjunction with the K-2 / S-2 package, creating a 2-way system designed to
receive infrared signals from remote controllers via remote sensors, and send them to the base unit, which in
turn sends these signals to remote repeaters. This unit also sends a return signal back to the remote control,
confirming that the signal has been received. This system is not capable of making devices remote
controllable that are not so already, but allows remote system operation from any room in a structure where
the KS-2 Eye sensors are installed. NOTE: No more than 4 sensors should be used in a system.
The K-2 / S-2 base unit must be positioned in a location to receive the 455khz data signal from the
front of the A/V Receiver. Either in front, beside, or by using reflective material to direct the signal. If the 1/8"
jumper accesory for Kenwood is not used then the TBW emitter should likewise be positioned. If using the
Stick-Emit, the emitter should be positioned directly over the component's IR sensor. You may have to move
the emitter around to find the "sweet spot". Once a good position is found, peel the backing paper off and
adhere the emitter to the unit. Make sure that the emitter is not in the line of sight or reflection of any
sensors as radiation from the repeater may be picked up by a system sensor, resulting in a feedback situation
which causes instability and unreliable operation. Undesirable reflection can occur off light colored walls,
windows, mirrors and even shiny wood finishes. Connect the emitter to central processor and to the sensor
eyes, following the wiring diagram on the back of this sheet. The system must be wired with 16-4 wire.
For connection, prepare the wire leads for the emitter and all remote sensors by stripping about 1/4"
of insulation from each of the wire ends. Twist strands tightly together so that none stick out to cause possible
short circuits. Insert the wire ends into the outputs on the back of the base unit following the wiring diagram
on the back of this page. Tighten all screws and inspect for loose wire strands, etc.
Plug the power supply into the wall, and the wire lead into the jack labeled POWER on the back of the
base unit. The unit is now ready to operate.
Your AUDIOPLEX TECHNOLOGY KS-2 Eye is covered by a LIFETIME warranty against any defects
in workmanship and materials. Any defects will be remedied without charge for labor or parts.
Damage incurred by shipping or by accident is not considered to be a defect, and not covered by this
warranty. AUDIOPLEX TECHNOLOGY is not responsible for defective operation caused by abuse or by
modification or service by any unauthorized person or agency.
The unit must be properly installed and operated according to instructions for the warranty to apply.
Any necessary servicing must be done by AUDIOPLEX TECHNOLOGY. The unit must be shipped with the
proof of purchase and in the original carton and packing materials to avoid damage.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may have other rights which vary from state to state.
TECHNOLOGY
INSTALLATION MANUAL
2003 - 5/12/03
(Patent Pending)
K-2 or S-2 Package required for installation
12
GD GD
455
40
S
K-2/ S-2 BASE UNIT
12 VDC POWER SUPPLY
2-WAY A/V RECEIVER
OPTIONAL EMITTER
1/8" jumper accessory for Kenwood Receivers to "IR Receiver In".
SEE KENWOOD INTRUCTIONS!!!!
KS-2 RECEIVER EYE
( 1 INCLUDED WITH PACKAGE)
KS-2 RECEIVER EYE
(OPTIONAL)
KS-2 RECEIVER EYE
(OPTIONAL)
KS-2 RECEIVER EYE
(OPTIONAL)
EMITTER SIGNAL +
EMITTER SIGNAL +
455 KHz
40 KHz
GD
GD
40
455
GD
12V
40
455
GD
12V
40
455
GD
12V
40
455
GD
12V
12V
WIRING DIAGRAM
AUDIOPLEX TECHNOLOGY
404 GWH P.O. BOX 440 MELVIN VILLAGE, NH 03850
800-257-2077 603-544-8601 FAX: 603-544-8901
www.audioplex.com
2003 - 5/12/03
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Audioplex KS-2 EYE Installation guide

Audioplex
Brand
Audioplex
Model
KS-2 EYE
Type
Installation guide

Audioplex KS-2 EYE is a device designed to enhance the functionality of remote controllers within a structure. It allows for remote system operation from any room where the KS-2 Eye sensors are installed.

The KS-2 Eye works in conjunction with the K-2 or S-2 package to create a 2-way system that receives infrared signals from remotes via remote sensors and sends them to a base unit. The base unit then forwards these signals to remote repeaters. Additionally, the system provides confirmation that the signal has been received by sending a return signal to the remote control.

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