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CK1.2 Keypad Connections |
If the cables have already been terminated in
Each of the 5 terminals for the keypad control ports are defined as follows:
Powerw r forto Keypad/SensorIR sensor
Common Ground
IRInfraredData/SignalData/SignalInput
Prograr mmable Control12V ControlOut Output
+12VDC - Use this terminal to power the sensors and keypads for this zone. Each control card is limited to 1 amp capacity per three zones in each vertical array. See the next page for examples.
GND - Use this terminal as a common ground for data, control and power.
The CT Receiver cannot receive RS-232 via this terminal.
DATA IN - This terminal is an OPTICALLY isolated IR data port feeding both the flasher port of the selected input (unless routing is set to ALL) and the B&K CT microprocessor for B&K commands.
CTRL OUT - The 12VDC 200mA outputs are used to control external amplifiers, relays, screens or devices that activate when a voltage is detected. The default action is that the voltage is ON when the Zone is ON, OFF when the zone is off. This is controlled by going into the Advanced FULL Setup Tab 9 in BKcSuite. The 12VDC controls can be modified to the following choices:
Zone On - The 12V Control Out is on if the corresponding Zone is on (This is Default).
Zone Active - The 12V Control Out will turn on only if the Zone is on AND the CT Receiver can detect an audio or video signal on the selected input for that hardware zone.
Zone Off - The 12V Control Out will turn on only if the corresponding hardware Zone is off. Selected Input - The 12V Control Out is on only if this input is selected (switched to) by the user. Note that when this option is selected the input check boxes, in BKcSuite, are active (no longer grayed out). Check the inputs that you want to turn on the Zone Control Out.
Headphone - Only Zone A of a CT610 or CT310 allows you to set the Control Out to be triggered by head- phone mode. Setting the Zone A Control Out to enables you to connect a separate Zone A power amp and still have it turn off automatically when the user selects headphone mode from a keypad or remote controlling Zone A. Note: Not all CT Receivers offer headphone jack.
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