B&K CT602 Swap Cable Construction, CT-1 IR Routing System Integrator, CAT5 T568B Swap Cable

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RS-232 Swap Cable

Swap Cable Construction

A swap cable is used for communication of RS-232 (BKC-DIP, Device Interface Protocol) data between units by swapping transmit and receive pins. A swap cable can be used between a CT Receiver and a home the- ater or a swap cable can be used between CT Receivers. A swap cable is intended for one-way communi- cation between the sender and recipient. RS-232 is not prone to outside interference such as plasma or flu- orescent light. A CAT5 T568B B&K swap is illustrated below.

CAT5 T568B Swap Cable

Bottom view of RJ-45

Bottom view of RJ-45

Using the CT-1 for System Expansion

One CT-1 IR Routing System Integrator provides a system with connections for up to:

One B&K Home Theater Preamplifier or Receiver with Keypad(s)

And

Three CT Multi-Zone Receivers with Keypad(s)

And

Nine shared identical sources.

The CT-1 IR integrator is the keystone to any multi-CT Receiver install. A single CT-1 can integrate control for up to three CT Receivers, one B&K Home Theater preamplifier/receiver, nine shared sources and one CK1.2 Keypad. The CT-1 uses IR as the communication interface between units, it can also pass RS-232 for control of a Home Theater piece. Should future expansion be desired, a CT-1 easily allows additional CT Receivers to be added to the whole house system. Up to 11 CT-1 IR Integrators can be combined to accom- modate 21 CT Receivers or 126 zones. The CT-1 can be thought of as the common hub for IR control of the entire CT system. Each source is connected directly to the CT-1 along with any CT Receivers installed in the system. All zones will have the ability to control all nine sources when the CT-1 is used.

CT-1 IR Routing System Integrator

CT IN MASTER

+12V	GND	RCV	NC	NC

	HOME THEATER	IRIN	NGD
	1+2V
S E R I A L #

RS--232232		ROUTING							SENSOR
XMITIT	1								9
	ON
	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
		ON				OFF

					CT 3 FLASHER IN					CT3 / CHAIN					CT 2 FLASHER IN					CT2
IN	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	OUT	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	OUT
OUT	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	CHAIN	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	CT1
					FLASHER OUT					IN					CT 1 FLASHER IN					OUT

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Contents 13226 Accessories Included BKcSuite Setup and Overview Parts and Accessories GuideInstallation and System Diagrams Setup Using a PC and BKcSuiteOn Screen Main Menu SpecificationsIntroduction / Overview Finesse and Power To Please a HouseholdCT Receiver Features and Benefits Status Feedback to Keypads CK1.2 Keypad Features and BenefitsPoint Any Remote Control at the Keypad CK1.2 Keypad Features and BenefitsCT Receiver Front Panel CT602/600/300 Parts and Accessories GuideS E CT Receiver Back PanelProgramming Jack Behind the Faceplate CK1.2 Front Panel / Back PanelMZ-128 Remote Control BK Toolbox CD-ROM P/N CT-1 System Integrator P/NRJ-45 to 5 position Phoenix Adapter P/N DB-9 to RJ-45 Adapter P/N13290Installation and System Diagrams Installation and System DiagramsBasic System Hookup Connection Strategy Placement and VentilationDefault Operation Installation ConsiderationsSpeaker Connections CT310 AC Power and Line FuseAccommodate up to 12-gauge wire Speaker Connections for CT ReceiverCT Receiver Speaker Connections Example CT Receiver Six Zone Speaker ConnectionsExample connection of a CK1.2 Keypad Keypad ConnectionsCommon Ground CK1.2 Keypad ConnectionsCT Receiver cannot receive RS-232 via this terminal Left Control Card Adding Additional Keypads in the Same ZoneCT Receiver Connection Shared Source ConnectionsBuffered Outputs IR Flasher Emitter OutputIR Emitter Outputs Zone Line Outputs Zone Line OutputsDedicated Source Inputs Local Changing Line Level Outputs From Fixed to VariableFixed Output / Variable Output Local Source IR Control Local IR Source ControlCT Receiver Common Control Connection and Trigger Common Control TriggersCommon Control Triggers FM Antenna Factory ResetRF Remote AM Loop AntennaSystem Expansion System ExpansionShould not be connected between RJ- 45 jacks Connecting Two CT ReceiversCoupling Two CT Receivers Maximum 12 Stereo Zones Swap Cable Between Two CT ReceiversSources Adding a 7th Zone Using The AVR507/505/50 Second ZoneSeventh Zone Connection Diagram No identical Adding a 7th ZoneRS-232 Swap Cable Swap Cable ConstructionCT-1 IR Routing System Integrator CAT5 T568B Swap CableCT610 #3 CT610 #2 Basic Expanded System Using a CT-1CT-1 Power Connection 12VDC Source Control Using a CT-1CT-1 Expansion RS-232 Connection Adding a Home TheaterUsing a Swap Cable to Control a Theater Setup Using a PC and BKcSuite Setup Using a PC and BKcSuiteUSB to Serial Adapter Connection to a PCCT Receiver Connection Computer ConnectionBKcSuite Setup and Overview BKcSuite Setup and OverviewBKcSuite Task Bar Explained BKcSuite Task Bar ExplainedBasic Setup Menu Basic Setup MenuAdvanced Setup Menu Advanced Full Setup MenuHardware Zone Settings Tab Fixed or Variable Levels for Mono Zones Fixed or Variable Levels for Stereo ZonesMaximum Level Limits the Output whether Fixed or Variable Left and Right Level CalibrationSub-Zoning Splitting a Zone To MonoCode-Set Description and Overview Code-Set Description and OverviewGroups / Code Sets / Zones Tab M P LY B E T T E R Dedicated Source Input Names Input Settings To Compensate LevelsInput Settings Tab Shared Source Input NamesPower On Titles Tab Select Code Set Select Power On SettingPower On Preference Power-On Preferences TabRelease Time Input ModeSelection Mode Input Configuration TabActivated By Action/ Event Tab Event LevelIndividual Zone Display Front Panel BrightnessDisplay Tab 12V Control Tab Zone ControlZone Control Out HeadphoneFront Panel IR to Flasher Outputs Zone Rear Data In SettingIR Flasher Settings Tab Flasher OutputsMemory Locked Setup Menu VisibleFront Panel Buttons Front Panel IRRS-232 Receive & Transmit ID RS-232 Port EnableRS-232 Echo Enabled Baud RateTransmit BKC-DIP to Zones V2.0 EnabledRS-232 Feedback Selection Continuous Reply Convert IR to BKC-DIP MessagesAuto Naming Recall Volume In PresetFavorite Preset Recall Preset Operation TabKeypad Feedback Tab Opening the Preset Editor Preset Editor Features and BenefitsPreset Editor Editing Presets Preset Editor WindowRS-232 Serial Macro Editor RS-232 Serial Macro EditorCK1.2 Keypad CK1.2 KeypadSetup Using the On Screen Display Setup Using the On Screen DisplayCT Receiver On Screen Display Menu Structure OSD On Screen Menu Tree DiagramUsing The Remote Control and On-Screen Menus Using a Remote ControlOn Screen Menu Operation with the MZ-128 CT602 / CT300 No front panel operation CT610 / CT310Front Panel Buttons On Screen Main Menu Main MenuZone Operation Zone Favorite Presets MenuMain Menu Sub-menu’s Audio/Video System SetupInputs Sub-Menu Naming an InputMenu Items for a Dedicated Input Zone Menu when set to MonoAudio / Video Submenu Page/Event Setup Zone Power On SettingsControl System Menu Control Menu SetupDisplay Setup Zone Code-Sets/Names and Group TitlesCode Set Zone Code-Sets/Groups and Group TitlesFlasher Output Common Control I/OFlasher Out IR Routing for Identical ComponentsIR to Flasher Out Preset Names Presets SetupPower On Titles Preset VolumeSecurity Options Control System SetupRS-232 Options Setup RS-232 Slave Control Memory BackupSystem Status Main Menu SetupZone Planning Worksheets # of Volume ControlsCable Calculation Source Distance for Home Run Total CT Receiver Input PlanningInput Planning Worksheet Power On Preferences and Presets CT Receiver Preferences and PresetsProject Manager Date Troubleshooting Guide for CT Receivers Troubleshooting Guide For BKcSuiteProblem Possible Solution Returning Equipment Limited WarrantyCT610/602 CT600 CT310 CT300 Specifications