Extron electronic SCP 200, SCP 250, SCP/AAP A

SCP/AAP A, SCP 200, SCP 250 • Installation and Operation

Installation and Operation, cont’d

2-5

Rear Panel Connectors

and Switches

2-4

SCP 200

SW13

J1J2 11

1 2

SCP 250

SW13

1 2

SCP/AAP A

SW1

J3J2

1 2

Communications connectors — Use these connectors to

connect SCPs together and to connect them to the switcher.

Both connectors function the same way, so they are

interchangeable.

Plug one end of an Extron Comm-Link cable into one of these

3.5 mm, 5-pin captive screw connectors, and plug the other end

into the system switcher (or to the next SCP closer to the

switcher, if daisy chained).

If this SCP is at the end of a daisy chain of SCPs, do not use the

other connector. If this SCP is in the middle of a chain of SCPs,

plug one end of a Comm-Link cable into the second captive

screw connector, and plug the other end into the next SCP

further away from the switcher.

DIP switches — Set these switches to indicate what model of

system switcher the SCP is attached to. For the SCP/AAP A,

these DIP switches also identify which input

will be selected when the “Show Me” button

is pressed.

1, 2, 3, 4 — Input number identification — See the table below

for the appropriate settings for each SCP address.

5, 6, 7 — Not used — Keep these set to the closed/up position.

8 — Switcher model identification (all models)

Closed/up — System 7SC

Open/down — System 5cr Plus

12345678

0000000*1

1000000*2

0100000*3

1100000*4

0010000*5

1010000*6

0110000*7

1110000*8

0001000*9

1001000*10

0101000*11

1101000*12

0011000*13

1011000*14

0111000*15

1111000*16

DIP Switch Number SCP

Address

SCP

Address

*For switch 8

0 = System 7SC

1 = System 5

Plus

Switch8

must

beset for

all

SCPs.

For all switches

0 = closed (up)

1 = open (down)

SCP DIP switch assignments

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