B&K CT600, CT602, CT310, CT610, CT300 Adding Additional Keypads in the Same Zone, Left Control Card

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12V Power Supply

 

Adding Additional Keypads in the Same Zone.

When rooms are interconnected or are open to each other (for example: interconnecting family room, kitchen, and dining areas are common in many homes) you may opt to expand a zone to include several rooms. Many keypads can be connected in a daisy chain from the master keypad in that zone. The master is the keypad which is home run back to the CT Receiver. To daisy chain keypads, simply connect a CAT5 cable terminated into RJ-45 between the two keypads. All the chained keypads need be programmed separately . Daisy-chained keypads can be programmed for independent zone control using the appropriate code-set.

The home run (master) keypad is connected using the MASTER [IN] on the keypad back panel. From the Master Keypad's SLAVE[OUT] connect to the second keypad's MASTER [IN]. You can continue the daisy- chain to as many as four keypads per zone control terminal. When programming daisy chained keypads, each keypad must be programmed separately. Always program chained keypads in series order start- ing with the Master keypad, then the first slave, etc.

SlaveMaster

POWER SUPPLY IS CURRENT LIMITED TO 1 AMP PER EVERY THREE ZONES

The six zone receiver has two zone/controller cards, each is identical to the single controller card in a three zone receiver. Each card has its own independent 1 amp power supply with built in current limiting protection. You cannot draw more than 1 amp from each of the cards (a card is the vertical strip of zone and common control connections). The control outputs are current limited to 200mA.

CT310/300 has one power supply card for keypads, IR sensors and 12VDC control outs. Anything connected to the +12V zone keypad output, a zone control out or a common control out must have its power consump- tion noted and added up. The total must not draw more than 1 amp for a CT310/300.

LEFT CONTROL CARD

Fam Rm Keypad 75ma

Fam Rm Sensor 50ma

Fam Rm Screen Relay 200ma

Kitchen Keypad 75ma

Bedroom Keypad 75ma

Bedroom TV Lift 200ma

Total 675 ma

 

C O N T R O L

 

Z D

+ 1 2 V

Z A

 

G N D

 

 

R S 2 3 2 X M I T

 

D ATA I N

 

 

C T R L O U T

 

Z E

+ 1 2 V

Z B

 

G N D

 

 

R S 2 3 2 X M I T

 

D ATA I N

 

 

C T R L O U T

 

Z F

+ 1 2 V

Z C

 

G N D

 

 

R S 2 3 2 X M I T

 

D ATA I N

 

 

C T R L O U T

 

1 2 V

 

1 2 V

G N D

COMMON G N D

IN -

CTRL I/O

IN -

 

I N +

 

I N +

OUT

O U T

2

 

1

 

R S 2 3 2

 

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S I M P LY B E T T E R !

RIGHT CONTROL CARD Liv Rm Keypad 75 ma Patio Keypad 75 ma Den Keypad 75 ma

Den Sensor 50 ma

Total 275 ma

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Connections CT310Example CT Receiver Six Zone Speaker Connections CT Receiver Speaker ConnectionsKeypad Connections Example connection of a CK1.2 KeypadCT Receiver cannot receive RS-232 via this terminal CK1.2 Keypad ConnectionsCommon Ground Adding Additional Keypads in the Same Zone Left Control CardShared Source Connections CT Receiver ConnectionIR Emitter Outputs IR Flasher Emitter OutputBuffered Outputs Zone Line Outputs Zone Line OutputsFixed Output / Variable Output Changing Line Level Outputs From Fixed to VariableDedicated Source Inputs Local Local IR Source Control Local Source IR ControlCommon Control Triggers Common Control TriggersCT Receiver Common Control Connection and Trigger Factory Reset RF RemoteAM Loop Antenna FM AntennaSystem Expansion System ExpansionConnecting Two CT Receivers Coupling Two CT Receivers Maximum 12 Stereo ZonesSwap Cable Between Two CT Receivers Should not be connected between RJ- 45 jacksAdding a 7th Zone Using The AVR507/505/50 Second Zone Seventh Zone Connection Diagram No identicalAdding a 7th Zone SourcesSwap Cable Construction CT-1 IR Routing System IntegratorCAT5 T568B Swap Cable RS-232 Swap CableBasic Expanded System Using a CT-1 CT610 #3 CT610 #2CT-1 Expansion Source Control Using a CT-1CT-1 Power Connection 12VDC Adding a Home Theater RS-232 ConnectionUsing a Swap Cable to Control a Theater Setup Using a PC and BKcSuite Setup Using a PC and BKcSuiteConnection to a PC CT Receiver ConnectionComputer Connection USB to Serial AdapterBKcSuite Setup and Overview BKcSuite Setup and OverviewBKcSuite Task Bar Explained BKcSuite Task Bar ExplainedBasic Setup Menu Basic Setup MenuAdvanced Full Setup Menu Advanced Setup MenuHardware Zone Settings Tab Fixed or Variable Levels for Stereo Zones Maximum Level Limits the Output whether Fixed or VariableLeft and Right Level Calibration Fixed or Variable Levels for Mono ZonesSplitting a Zone To Mono Sub-ZoningCode-Set Description and Overview Code-Set Description and OverviewGroups / Code Sets / Zones Tab M P LY B E T T E R Input Settings To Compensate Levels Input Settings TabShared Source Input Names Dedicated Source Input NamesPower On Titles Tab Select Power On Setting Power On PreferencePower-On Preferences Tab Select Code SetInput Mode Selection ModeInput Configuration Tab Release Time/ Event Tab ActionActivated By Level EventDisplay Tab Front Panel BrightnessIndividual Zone Display Zone Control Zone Control OutHeadphone 12V Control TabZone Rear Data In Setting IR Flasher Settings TabFlasher Outputs Front Panel IR to Flasher OutputsSetup Menu Visible Front Panel ButtonsFront Panel IR Memory LockedRS-232 Port Enable RS-232 Echo EnabledBaud Rate RS-232 Receive & Transmit IDV2.0 Enabled RS-232 Feedback Selection Continuous ReplyConvert IR to BKC-DIP Messages Transmit BKC-DIP to ZonesRecall Volume In Preset Favorite Preset RecallPreset Operation Tab Auto NamingKeypad Feedback Tab Preset Editor Preset Editor Features and BenefitsOpening the Preset Editor Preset 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Control System SetupSecurity Options Memory Backup Setup RS-232 Slave ControlMain Menu Setup System Status# of Volume Controls Zone Planning WorksheetsInput Planning Worksheet CT Receiver Input PlanningCable Calculation Source Distance for Home Run Total Project Manager Date CT Receiver Preferences and PresetsPower On Preferences and Presets Problem Possible Solution Troubleshooting Guide For BKcSuiteTroubleshooting Guide for CT Receivers Limited Warranty Returning EquipmentSpecifications CT610/602 CT600 CT310 CT300