Firstech, LLC CM3 SERIES, CM1000A, CM4200 Channel Expander, Connector 1 Input, Connector 2 Output

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Channel Expander

The channel expander is an add-on module that can be used to expand the existing two auxiliary outputs to a total of seven auxiliary outputs. Each one of these seven outputs can be individually programmed for pulsed, latched, or timed-latch output. The programming of the Channel Expander outputs must be done with the Option Programmer; the CompuStar remotes do not have the ability to access these programming options.

 

 

 

Input

12v+

3

Aux1 In

2

 

GND

1

 

 

 

 

12v+

8

 

Aux 7 ( – )200mA

7

 

Aux 6 ( – )200mA

6

Output

Aux 5 ( – )200mA

5

Aux 4 ( – )200mA

4

 

 

Aux 3 ( – )200mA

3

 

Aux 2 ( – )200mA

2

 

Aux 1 ( – )200mA

1

 

 

 

Connector 1 - Input

Pin1: This is the ground wire for the Channel Expander. Ground this wire to the vehicle chassis.

Pin2: This is the data input wire used to communicate with the CompuStar brain module.

Connect this wire to the Aux 1 output wire from the CompuStar brain module.

Pin3: This is the 12v constant wire for the Channel Expander. Connect this wire to a constant 12v+ source within the vehicle.

Connector 2 - Output

Pin1: Aux 1, 200mA negative output.

Pin2: Aux 2, 200mA negative output.

Pin3: Aux 3, 200mA negative output.

Pin4: Aux 4, 200mA negative output.

Pin5: Aux 5, 200mA negative output.

Pin6: Aux 6, 200mA negative output.

Pin7: Aux 7, 200mA negative output.

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