AMX specifications Line-in Connections, RE-DM4 Specifications, Dimmed Switched

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Installation Guide

RE-DM4Radia Eclipse 4-Channel Dimmer Module (120 or 240 volts)

Overview

The RE-DM4 RADIA Eclipse 4-Channel Integrated Dimmer Module (120 VAC: FG706-01; 240 VAC: FG706-02) controls up to six circuits with four 1200-watt onboard dimmers and two satellite connectors for RDM series dimmer or switch modules (FIG. 1). The RE-DM4 is designed for use with the RDA series of enclosures in an AMX Lighting™ modular digital dimming system. The RE-DM4 is controlled by AXLink or by dry (contact) closures.

RE-DM4 Specifications (Cont.)

Idle current draw

75 mA @ 120 VAC, 50 mA @ 240 VAC, 100 mA @ 13.5

 

VDC

 

 

RDM control current

2 at 200 mA @ 12 VDC with no additional power supply

 

 

Certifications

• FCC

 

• CE

Mounting

points

Power Devices

Jumper

High

Voltage

Connections

Load out

Class 1 wiring

Class 2 wiring

AXLink

Address

DIP Switch

Mounting

 

points

AXlink Connector

 

Line In

Neutral

Chokes

 

 

 

4-Pin Connectors

 

 

 

to RDM series

 

 

 

Modules

 

 

 

External +12V

Dry Closures

 

Aux Power

 

 

 

• UL North America

 

IEC-60950 Safety

 

 

 

Operating Temp Range

• 0° to 40°C (32° to 104°F)

 

 

 

Included Accessories

• 2 4-pin 3.5mm captive wire connector (41-5047)

 

• 4 #8-32x1/2” F-point mounting screws

 

 

 

Required Enclosures

RDA-ENC2 (FG606-10)

 

RDA-ENC4 (FG606-11)

 

RDA-ENC6/6B (FG606-12/13/15)

 

RDA-ENC12B (FG606-14/16)

 

 

 

Suggested Loads

 

 

 

 

 

Dimmed

 

Switched

 

 

 

Incandescent

 

Motors

 

 

 

Neon, cold-cathode

 

Fans

 

 

 

Caution: Pre-Installation Notes

WARNING: This unit should be installed only by qualified electrical personnel, and in compliance with all national electrical codes, local codes and ordinances.To prevent possible personal injury or death, disconnect power to the enclosure at the breaker box before attempting to work with any AMX Lighting modules.

• All Class 1 and 2 wiring must be connected to their dedicated terminals.

• Class 1 wiring should be connected through the top of the enclosure, and Class

2 wiring through the bottom.

• Load conductors must be same size as line conductors, regardless of

connected load.

• Disconnect power while installing or connecting the unit.

• Keep top and bottom air vents clear at all times, and maintain 12” (30.48 cm)

FIG. 1 RE-DM4 4-Channel Integrated Dimmer Module

Specifications

RE-DM4 Specifications

Dimensions (HW)

5.75" x 10.0" (146.05 mm x 254.00 mm)

 

 

Weight

4.5 lbs (2.04 kg)

 

 

Line Input

• 120, 240 VAC, single phase, 2W+G, 50/60 Hz, 2400 W,

 

one feed

 

• 120, 120/240, 240 VAC, single phase, 3W+G, 50/60

 

Hz, 4800 W, dual feed

 

 

Output

• 1200 W max. per channel @120, 240 VAC

 

• 2400 W max. total, all four channels on with single

 

2400 W feed

 

• 4800 W max. total, all four channels on with dual

 

2400 W feeds

 

• Line input #1 goes to dimmer 1 and 3; line input #2

 

goes to dimmer 2 and 4

 

• All electrical ratings are for continuous duty

 

 

Wire rating

Use only copper wires rated at 75°C (167°F) min.

 

 

Torque terminals

To 20 in-lbs (2.3 N/M)

 

 

Maximum wire size

10 AWG (4 mm²)

 

 

Wire stripping length

0.5" (13 mm)

 

 

AXLink Port

4-pin 3.5mm black captive wire connector. AXLink

 

communication signaling with 12VDC power in.

 

 

Aux Power

2-pin 3.5mm green captive wire connector. This is a

 

12VDC power input that supplies additional power to the

 

Radia PCB and connected Radia modules.

 

 

Dry Contacts

• Emergency fire alarm relay connection - Closed relay

clearance around the top and bottom.

• Test loads for shorts before connecting.

• Class 2 wiring must be rated 300V or higher.

• For indoor use only.

• AC lighting loads only.

• This module may require extra power from the AXLink connection or an external

power supply connected to the control card.

• For more information, refer to the RE-DM4 instruction manual available at

www.amx.com.

Radia Lighting System Configuration Pages

The AMX Radia Web pages provide a simple interface for users of the Radia Duet module. The web pages reside on the AMX master when running the Radia Duet module and may be accessed through Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox. The RE- DM4 may also be configured using NetLinx code or a terminal. For more information, refer to the RE-DM4 instruction manual available at www.amx.com.

High-Voltage Connections

Each AMX Lighting module has its high-voltage connectors marked on its circuit board. Line, load, and neutrals are also clearly marked.

Load

Line in Neutral

Load

FIG. 2 High-voltage connections

Line-in Connections

Using two feeds for Line 1 and Line 2 provides two 2400 W inputs.

With a jumper, Line 1 and Line 2 provides a single 2400 W input (FIG. 3).

 

activates preset 126. Other control is locked out until

 

relay opens. Supports daisy chaining of up to 20

 

dimmers for this connection, with a maximum current

 

requirement of 200mA when daisy-chained.

 

• Failsafe connection - Works with a toggle switch -

 

opening the switch triggers preset 128, closing the

 

switch triggers preset 127. Supports daisy chaining of

 

up to 20 dimmers for this connection with a maximum

 

current requirement of 200mA when daisy-chained.

 

 

BTU/hr

300 single feed (2400 W); 600 dual feed (4800 W)

FIG. 3

Line-in Connections

Dual 2400 W Inputs without jumper

Single 2400 W Input with jumper

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RE-DM4 specifications

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