Extron electronic CTP150CM Rear Panel Setup, Wall Mounting, 6 - Rear panel view, Extron

Installation and Operation, cont’d

6. If you are using a mounting bracket, follow the directions, if any, that came with the mounting bracket to attach the clips that fasten the bracket to the wall or furniture (figure 2-4).

	Wall
	Extron
Push Mounting	IN9181 Wall
Tabs Forward	Mounting Bracket

2.If not already accomplished, attach the 8-conductor cable to the rear of the remote control panel.

3.Mount the CPM101 or other mini-AAP panel (with the attached remote control panel) to the wall box or mounting bracket using the two included mounting screws (figure 2-5).

Figure 2-5 shows a wall box installation. Mounting the mini-AAP panel to a mounting bracket is identical.

4.Power on all devices.

Rear Panel Setup

Figure 2-4 — Attaching a mounting bracket to a wall

Wall Mounting

1.Sandwich the mini-AAP panel (such as a CPM101) between the body of the remote control panel and the printed front panel. Secure the front panel to the remote control panel body with the included #4-40 screws (figure 2-5).

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Input 1

Input 2

Input 3

Input 4

Volume up

Volume down

Projector power

Ground

CONTACT

CLOSURE

GND

PROJ PWR

VOL DN

VOL UP

IN4

IN3

IN2

IN1

CONTACT

CLOSURE

GND

PROJ PWR

VOL DN

VOL UP

IN4

IN3

IN2

IN1

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CTP150CM Control Panel

TPT150

Switching

Transmitter

Extron

CPM101

A/V Connector Panel

Wall opening		OR
flush with		PROJECT
		POWER
	PC
edge of box	1
	2	VOLUP
	PC	UME
		1
	VIDEO	DOWN
		2
	VIDEO

Figure 2-6 — Rear panel view

1Contact closure connector — This connector is a 3.5 mm, 8-pole captive screw connector for contact closure connections. Connect a Category (Cat) 5 cable or any 8-conductor cable between the remote control panel and the switching transmitter, as shown in figure 2-6.

Extron CTP150CM

Front Panel

Control Module

Figure 2-5 — Attaching the mini-AAP panel to a wall box

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