AUDAC R2, User Manual

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Connection possibilities
Working connections:
- Multiple DW3020/4020’s on one PI input (PI1 to PI10)
- One DW5066 and multiple DW3020/4020’s to one PI input (PI1 to PI8)
- One APM and multiple DW3020/4020’s to one PI input (PI1 to PI8)
- Multiple APM’s (priority) and multiple DW3020/4020’s to one PI input (PI1 to PI8)
Connections that don’t work:
- DW5066 and APM to one PI input
- DW5066 to PI9 or PI10
- APM to PI9 or PI10
- Multiple DW5066 to one PI input
Important
Always make sure the R2 is powered off when connecting or
disconnecting devices to the PI ports.
When an audio signal is transmitted to the peripheral inputs from an
external input device (e.g. DW5066 wall panel or APM paging console)
the used cabling should always be UTP/FTP CAT6 cable or better.
Wall mounted control panels
The R2 installation can be expanded with additional wall control panels. There are two kinds
of wall panels available, one standard wall panel (DW3020/4020) which allows to adjust the
routing and volume for a particular output zone, and one All-In-One wall panel (DW5066),
which provides the possibility to connect an additional Line of Microphone signal source in
a specific zone.
DW3020/4020 (Left) & DW5066 (Right) Wall panels
The wall panels should be connected with the peripheral ports on the rear side of the
R2, by means of Twisted pair UTP/FTP CAT5 (or better) cabling for DW3020/4020 and
UTP/FTP CAT6 (or better) cabling for DW5066. It is possible to connect multiple standard
(DW3020/4020) wall panels on one single peripheral port (Up to 32 wall panels according
to RS485 specification). Only one All-In-One wall panel with audio inputs (DW5066) can
be connected to each peripheral port.
Prog.
Vol
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AUDAC
LINE IN
MIC IN