Xantech CC62 installation instructions Typical Multiroom AV Receiver/Amp A/B Switching System

MAIN ROOM

SOURCE

COMPONENTS

						SOURCE
Satellite Receiver						AV RECEIVERS
		To Multiroom input jack			(with built-in power amps)
		or emitter on AV receivers.
		(depends on brand)		AV Receiver "A"			AV	Receiver "B"
VCR
	282M
	or
	283M
Laser Disc				R+	R– L– L+		R+	R– L– L+
	Mouse
	Emitters		To 120 V AC
			(unswitched)
CD Changer
		782-00
		Power	CC62
		Supply			R-	L-
Cassette DecK			Remote Relay Module
					L+ ("A")
					CC62	RELAY	RELAY	RELAY
					REMOTE RELAY MODULE	1	2	3

		L+	NO	NO	NO
R+
			NC	NC	NC
("A")
	IR CONFIRM		NO	NO	NO
IR IN	GND GND +12V	R+	NC	NC	NC
E M I T T E R S

791-44	12 VDC
	1A

Amplified				AMPLIFIED
Connecting		VDC+12	GND STATUS INIR	791-44
				CONNECTING BLOCK
Block	HIGH	IR
	IR
	OUT	RCVR		12 VDC

3-Conductor Cables for IR
control signals (Home Runs).	2-conductor lead carries +12V DC power to
Use a CB18 or other terminal
	the 791-44 and to the IR receivers & keypads
strip to handle the many
	in the remote rooms.
connections to the 791-44.

Common (or Gnd) bus for speaker signals. Use the CB18 (or other terminal strip) to make connections.

RELAY	RELAY	RELAY
4	5	6
NO	NO	NO
NC	NC	NC	L+ ("B")
NO	NO	NO
NC	NC	NC
		R+
		("B")

4-Conductor Speaker

Leads (Home Runs)

S-62/64/66

Wall Speakers

L

RL

RL

RL

RL

RL

R

780-10	760-00	480-00	760-00	Smart	760-00	490DW-00 760-00		480-00	760-00	Smart	760-00
"J" Box	Match Maker™	Dinky Link ™	Match Maker™	Pad™	Match Maker™	"J" Box	Match Maker™	Dinky Link ™	Match Maker™	Pad™	Match Maker™
IR Receiver	Vol. Control	IR Receiver	Vol. Control		Vol. Control	IR Receiver	Vol. Control	IR Receiver	Vol. Control		Vol. Control

REMOTE ROOM 1

REMOTE ROOM 2

REMOTE ROOM 3

REMOTE ROOM 4

REMOTE ROOM 5

REMOTE ROOM 6

Fig. 4 A Typical Multiroom AV Receiver/Amp A/B Switching System

When using multiple CC62's or in combination with a 686-10 or other Xantech devices that respond to RC68+

codes, keep the following items in mind:

1.Be sure each is set to a different IR Code Group to prevent mutual interaction. Refer to Fig. 2 and the RC68+ Programmer Instructions for Code Group setting procedures.

2.To perform GROUP ON and OFF commands, it is necessary to sequence (macro) the different Group ON and OFF codes for each CC62 in a learning device, such as the Xantech URC-1 Remote, a Smart Pad™, or a 590-00 Controller.

3.A CB18 Strip-IR Connecting Block is used in Fig. 5 to make the many parallel connections from the IR devices to the 791-44 Connecting Block. In this example, 8 IR devices are shown connected to the

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