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ICC-ZS2 Zenith SuperPort Card

 

Table of Contents 

 

Overview............................................................................................................................................. 3

 

Specifications...................................................................................................................................... 4

 

Models ..................................................................................................................................................4

 

Physical .................................................................................................................................................4

 

Front Panel Status ..................................................................................................................................4

 

Connections – ICC1, ICC2 .......................................................................................................................4

 

Options: ................................................................................................................................................4

 

Installation ......................................................................................................................................... 5

 

SmartPort Installation .............................................................................................................................5

 

SmartPort – New Digital Displays ...............................................................

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RF Coax and iCC-Net Operation (ICC1-, ICC2-ZS2)....................................................................................5

 

Zenith ScanCard DIP Switch ....................................................................................................................5

 

Using the IC-RC Remote for On-Screen Menus..........................................................................................6

 

On-Screen Setup Menus..........................................................................................................................6

 

RS-232 Control Protocol ..................................................................................................................... 7

 

Overview ...............................................................................................................................................7

 

Command String Structure ......................................................................................................................7

 

RS-232 Commands ............................................................................................................................. 8

 

RS-232 Responses ............................................................................................................................ 11

 

Response String Structure..................................................................................................................... 11

 

Command format: ................................................................................................................................ 11

 

iC-Net SmartZones............................................................................................................................ 13

 

System Map ...................................................................................................................................... 14

 

Typical RF and ICC-Net Signal Flow ................................................................................................. 15

 

Safety Instructions ........................................................................................................................... 16

 

Limited Warranty and Disclaimer ..................................................................................................... 17

 

Summary of Contents for ICC-ZS2

Page 1: ... Road Suite 113 Dallas TX 75252 Phone 972 931 2728 Toll Free 888 972 2728 Fax 972 931 2765 E Mail Sales crwww com Website www crwww com Product Manual ICC ZS2 LG Zenith SuperPort Controllers Ver 1 6 September 19 2008 ...

Page 2: ...rror Bookmark not defined RF Coax and iCC Net Operation ICC1 ICC2 ZS2 5 Zenith ScanCard DIP Switch 5 Using the IC RC Remote for On Screen Menus 6 On Screen Setup Menus 6 RS 232 Control Protocol 7 Overview 7 Command String Structure 7 RS 232 Commands 8 RS 232 Responses 11 Response String Structure 11 Command format 11 iC Net SmartZones 13 System Map 14 Typical RF and ICC Net Signal Flow 15 Safety I...

Page 3: ...ller memory o Delivers absolute power control with on off feedback from TV Interacts with Zenith SuperPort TV s internal IR sensors character generator and tuner Networks with up to 4 000 TVs through the ICC HE or ICW HE Head End Network Controller HE o ICC1 units receive commands over the same RF cable as CATV channels o ICC2 units provide 2 way command and control with feedback over RF o ICC2 un...

Page 4: ... when no Smart data ERR LED Red LED indicates a problem within the unit Connections ICC1 ICC2 Ant Cable F female 75 ohm impedance RF from CATV system iCC Net Carried over the same RF coax connection as TV channels Receive ICC1 ICC2 Mid band VHF 74 7MHz sent from IC Head End Network Controller 25 to 35 dBmV signal level Transmit ICC2 only Sub band 5 6MHz sent to Head End Network Controller 80 KHz m...

Page 5: ...wer but not iC Net communication 8 COM LED turns on when data link with TV is established blinks when data sent from IR remote front panel buttons or iC Net commands RF Coax and iCC Net Operation ICC1 ICC2 ZS2 1 Connect the CATV RF Coax cable into the ANT CABLE jack 2 If the iCC Net signal is operating the Net LED will blink once per second Zenith ScanCard DIP Switch We have included a 4 position ...

Page 6: ...rsion 45679 Display the unit s Device At this point you can use the Channel Down key as a Delete key enter a new device with the remote s numeric keypad then hit Enter to save the new number 65478 Reset unit similar to disconnecting power then restarting 65479 Disable smart port communication After about 5 seconds the TV will drop communication with the TV controller and revert to stand alone TV m...

Page 7: ...ntrollers and Tuners As it s unlikely any system will use all 4000 devices this may be a good device standard for your system as well The Remote RS 232 port on the Head End Network Controller can communicate from 1200 to 38 4K baud The factory default setting is 19 2K baud 8 data bits No parity and 1 stop bit Command String Structure Characters in command strings are expressed in a combination of ...

Page 8: ...s Tunes to next channel up in Tune Ring T Channel Dwn TD A5 dh dl 2 TD 6 bytes Tunes to next channel down in Tune Ring T Channel Prev TP A5 dh dl 2 TP 6 bytes Tunes to previous channel in Tune Ring Force T Channel TC A5 dh dl 3 TC channel 7 bytes Tunes to a specific channel 124 RGB 2 input on TV 125 RGB input on TV 126 Select TV composite A V input 127 Select S Video Input 0 Blank video output to ...

Page 9: ...d if the feature has been activated by Setup command TM Ex1 A5 dh dl 6 TN 7 PBS TV displays PBS when 7 is selected Ex2 A5 dh dl 3 TN 7 Clears alpha label for channel 7 Ex3 A5 dh dl 4 TN 0 0 Clears all alpha labels Display Label TC A5 dh dl 2 TC 6 bytes Display current channel label for about 15 sec Closures Y A5 dh dl 3 Y I 0 Port 7 bytes Factory option only Turns the two internal closures on and ...

Page 10: ...rriage return which will advance CG to the next line first space on the right Start Line 1 11 Text Color 1 7 White Text Background Color 0 7 Transparent no background Full screen background 0 normal insert over video 1 blank screen blue Size and Shadow 0 3 small text with drop shadow Time Out 0 15 second display 1 persistent Persistent text stays on screen until the next DM command a new Menu or c...

Page 11: ...f multiple commands or parameters are set apart by brackets Commas separate the bytes but are not part of the protocol Double quotes enclose the command string but are not part of the protocol Command format dh dl nrb rb1 para1 rbN Starts the response dh The zone or high order byte of the device dl The unit or low order byte of the device 0 for global zone nrb The number of response bytes to follo...

Page 12: ...low bytes are in msh and msl Menu Parameter high and low bytes are in mph and mpl A Menu command is initiated by pressing the Menu key followed by a numeric entry then the Enter or Channel Up key During the Menu process the Channel Down key acts as a backspace or delete key Some selections that need only a single numeric entry and will have a parameter value of zero 0 Those keys are 0 8 9 18 20 30...

Page 13: ...assles of creating multiple commands there would be a long delay between the first and last command One command instant response is easier As we noted before ABC Media Retrieval Systems reserve Zone 0 for devices used in the central control system 1 15 for iC Net devices This structure may be useful for your application or you could use Zone 0 just like any other iC Net zone Zone First Device Last...

Page 14: ...whichever suits the application iC Net Zone Zone Room Device 1 W 1st Floor 256 W151 257 W152 258 W153 259 W154 260 2 W 2nd Floor 512 W251 513 W252 514 W253 515 W254 516 3 E 1st Floor 768 E151 769 E152 770 E153 771 E154 772 4 E 2nd Floor 1024 E251 1025 E252 1024 E253 1025 E254 1026 5 Coffee Areas 1280 G100 1281 G150 1282 G151 1283 6 Day Care 1536 TV 1 1537 TV 2 1538 7 Hallways 1792 W1 1793 W2 1794 ...

Page 15: ...ture of a typical Contemporary Research media retrieval system One of the key aspects for iCC Net communication is to provide a forward and return sub channel path for data if you re using ICC2 2 way TV Controllers Contemporary Research 15 ICC ZS2 Zenith SuperPort Card ...

Page 16: ...r electric shock 7 Object and Liquid Entry Never push objects of any kind into this product through openings as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts resulting in a fire or electric shock Never spill liquid of any kind on the product 8 Servicing Do not attempt to service this product yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards Re...

Page 17: ...er damages are sought or a claim is made under this warranty or as a tort claim including negligence and strict product liability a contract claim or any other claim This limitation of liability cannot be waived or amended by any person This limitation of liability will be effective even if CR or an authorized representative of CR has been advised of the possibility of any such damages Some states...

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