SPECIFICATIONS

CA6.4

Frequency Response: 20 Hz to 20 KHz ( +/- 1 dB )

20 Watts RMS / Channel @ 8

12 Channels / 6 Stereo Amplifiers

Total Harmonic Distortion: .01%

Signal to Noise Ratio: 89 dB min, “A” weighted

Power Supply: 110/220V High Current Torroidal

ETL listed. Conforms to UL Standard UL1492 and CSA Standard C22-2 No. 1-M94

Fully Functional Keypad with IR Receiver Centered at 40 kHz and 56K kHz

CA4.4pi

Frequency Response: 20 Hz to 20 KHz ( +/- 1 dB )

20 Watts RMS / Channel @ 8

8 Channels / 4 Stereo Amplifiers

Total Harmonic Distortion: .01%

Signal to Noise Ratio: 89 dB min, “A” weighted

Power Supply: 110/220V High Current Torroidal

ETL listed. Conforms to UL Standard UL1492 and CSA Standard C22-2 No. 1-M94

Fully Functional Keypad with IR Receiver Centered at 40 kHz and 56K kHz

TROUBLESHOOTING

KEYPAD WIRING PROTECTION CIRCUIT

ELIMINATION OF BALANCE LINE

To provide protection for incorrect keypad wiring, this CA- Series product is equipped with a short circuit protection device. In the event of a keypad cable short, or incorrect keypad wiring, this device will automatically interrupt power to all keypad ports.

Once installed, if the keypads connected to your CA-Series product will not turn on, the short circuit protection device may have been activated. Please take the following steps to troubleshoot the system.

1)Turn off the power switch on the front of the CA-Series controller.

2)Disconnect all keypad connections from the rear of the controller.

3)Check the wiring configuration for each keypad, checking both ends (the CA unit and the CA keypads) of the CAT-5 keypad cable.

4)If incorrect connections were found, correct the wiring and reconnect the keypads to the controller. After the controller has been powered off for at least 15 seconds, turn on the power switch of the CA-Series controller.

5)If the problem persists, repeat steps above trying each keypad consecutively.

6)Inadequate ventilation can allow normal heat to build up and trip the protection circuit.

The following diagram shows how resistors may be used at the Keypad connection on the rear of the CA master control unit, to provide 2.5VDC to the balance control line for cen- tering. This circuit will stabilize the balance line input and keep it centered. They can be used to free up one of the 8 required conductors if one is open, shorted or if an extra conductor is needed for a secondary IR receiver’s signal in that zone. Position #1 is GND, #3 is 12VDC, #8 is Balance.

CA Keypad Connector @ Rear of Processor

820 Ohm 1/4w

3.9K Ohm 1/4w

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

GND +12VDC

Balance

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