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3. After the CIP tray is mounted, connect the follow- ing cables using Table 4-5.

4. Mount the panel microphone (TDV-OP402/HR) to the CIP:

All other microphone options, i.e., Dual Arm Boom Microphone (TDV-OP403), Desk-Top Micro- phone (TDV- OP404), and Auxiliary Microphone Location (TDV-OP405), have customer specific installation requirements and will not be included in this Installation Guide.

Figure 4-3 CIP TRAY WITH MICROPHONE

Table 4-5 CIP TRAY CABLE CONNECTIONS

CIP Tray Board Connections (A1709228)

 

 

CIP PS Line Term Board Connections (A1709230)

 

 

 

1st Line Term Cable - P9 (I/O 1)

Connect to

P1 (I/O 1)

2nd Line Term Cable - P6 (I/O 2)

Connect to

P1

(I/O 2)

 

 

 

 

Red/Black CIP Power Cable

Connect to

P2

(13.7V DC) on CIP Tray

 

 

 

Ground Cable (A600966.18)

Connect to

CIP Power Supply

The ground cable is attached to the center

 

Remove the 5-32x1/2 Philips head screw at location marked

Pem nut on the rear of the CIP tray.

 

with a ground symbol on the rear of the power supply and

 

 

attach the ground cable.

 

 

 

 

 

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EFJohnson VR-CM50 manual CIP Tray with Microphone CIP Tray Cable Connections

VR-CM50 specifications

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