4. Installing the Bus Cables
If you are making your own bus cables, be very careful to follow the assembly instructions, especially con- cerning wire to connector polarity. Incorrect bus fabrication can cause system failure and damage!
Several types of bus cables are available for specific purposes:
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| P r e - a s s e m b l e d | Cable | for | Plug | for | A s s e m b l y |
Cable Type | Color | Code | Part Number | Site | Assembly | Site | Assembly | T o o l | |
System | Bus | y e l l o w / r e d / b l u e / b l a c k | |||||||
Speaker | Bus | green/white/brown gray | 802 - 186 | 871 - 045 | 904 - 172 | 762 - 009 | |||
Bus | RCA | patch cords | SGRCA | 762 - 006 | |||||
System | extension* | y e l l o w / r e d / b l u e / b l a c k | |||||||
Speaker | extension* | green/white/brown/gray | 802 - 309 | 871 - 045 | 904 - 172 | 762 - 009 |
*The System and Speaker Bus extension cables allow you to join remote sections of the Access™ System with the main electronic component section of your display, as in the case of rear speaker towers.
Any RCA patch cords are suitable for the low level bus or component connections; however, we highly recommend that you use our special
A. Install the System Bus
The system bus connects only to main switching modules (910, 920, 958, 942, 932, 940), not expanders (920X, 940X, 915X, 916X).
1. Use the
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tool. If you are making your own system bus, be sure to leave a small amount of slack in the wire between the modules and be very careful to observe correct polarity.
2.Mate one plug of the system bus cable with either of the 4 pin headers marked with the yellow/red/blue/black color code on each switching module.
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Figure 22. |
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Bus to every | BLACK |
Main Module. | BLUE |
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YELLOW WIRE
ALWAYS ON
THIS SIDE OF
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3.Connect the system bus to all modules having headers marked SYSTEM BUS. The connectors are polarized, so they will only connect in one direction, but always make sure to prevent the possibility of plugging the system bus to the header backwards (see Figure 23).
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4.Start at one end of your system and work toward the other end, connect- ing the system bus to every main module.
DULE ID
SYSTEM
BUS
5.If you are using
Figure 23. Observe correct System Bus polarity. It is fine to leave one header unused.
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