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Redback® 

Programmable Control System

3.8 SERIAL CONTROLLED 100V LINE ATTENUATOR

This setup utilises a Redback

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 A 6507 seven step 100V 50 Watt line speaker attenuator/volume control which can be re-

motely adjusted via RS485 serial control. A 24V DC override relay is included for emergency paging applications, ensuring 
the volume is switched to maximum regardless of the volume setting. 
The unit is suitable for all 100V line amplifiers and connects between the amplifier output and the speakers to be controlled.
The Redback

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 A 6507 will interface directly to the Redback

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 A 6530 or A 6540 series wallplate or any other third party 

control system which utlises RS485 serial codes. The attenuator circuit includes a 22uF BP capacitor for line monitoring ap-
plications.

The figure below illustrates a typical connection diagram when using the Redback

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A 6530 or A 6540 series wallplate 

wallplate to control the 
Redback

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 A 6507 Attenuator. The Redback

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A 6530 or A 6540 series wallplate connects via a Cat5e/6 lead into the “To A 

6500” RJ45 connection port. 24V DC power is supplied to the Redback

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A 6507 via a 24V DC plugpack or other 24V DC 

source (minimum24V DC 1A).
Serial control of the attenuator circuit is provided by the A 6530 or A 6540 series wallplate which is programmed with the 
serial codes using the PC software supplied with the wallplate. 
The audio into the attenuator is provided by an amplifer with a 100V line output. The attenuated signal is then output out 
of the attenuator into the speaker load up to a maximum of 50 watts of load.
Emergency or paging override of the audio can be achieved by applying 24V DC to the Override Relay terminals. Once 
activated the output volume will switch to maximum regardless of the volume setting. 

For more information refer to the Redback® A 6507 Instructions or the Redback website - www.redbackaudio.com.au

Fig 3.8

Redback® A 6541

Redback® A 6507

24V DC PLUGPACK

(MINIMUM 1A)

(Not Supplied)

(Cat5/6 Cable 50m Maximum)

A 6507 

Serial Attenuator

1  2  3  4

To 

A 6500

100V 

OUT

Override Relay 

24V DC IN

B

A

RS485

To Other

Devices

DIP

Switches

100V 

IN

Failsafe

Normal

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+_

+

_

+ _

1

2

3

4

240V AC @ 50Hz

Line

Mic 

L

R

100V

OUTPUT

+

2

1

3

24V DC Emergency 

Output Unit

100V Amplifier

Summary of Contents for A 6530

Page 1: ...te Models A 6530 A 6531 A 6540 A 6541 Accessories A 6505A 3 Relay 2 Serial IR Output Hub A 6507 Serial Controlled 100V Line Attenuator A 6510 Distribution Box 12 Relay Output A 6512 Single Input Seria...

Page 2: ...tants installers and end users reliable products of high build quality with local product support We believe there is significant added value for customers when purchasing an Australian made Redback a...

Page 3: ...gurations 3 1 Standard Serial IR and Relay Setup 8 3 2 Twelve Relay Setup NO Serial or IR 8 3 3 Two Relay High Current Setup NO Serial or IR 9 3 4 Third Party Relay Control 9 3 5 Serial and IR Control...

Page 4: ...multiple commands in a single button press This is ideal for perform ing multiple tasks at once ie turn on projector turn on ampli er turn off lights drop down projector screen etc Wall plate fits int...

Page 5: ...ro SD IR sensor and DIP switches are shown Fig 2 1a A6530 and A 6531 connections Fig 2 1b A6540 and A 6541 connections 2 Micro SD Card 3 Micro USB Connector 1 IR Sensor 6 RJ45 Connector Connect to the...

Page 6: ...e with the PIR trigger or with the relay 3 output Using the shunt header supplied fit the shunt on pins 1 and 2 for relay 3 operation For PIR operation fit the shunt to pins 2 and 3 6 RJ45 Connector T...

Page 7: ...Follow standard RS232 or RS485 wiring when connecting these terminals 3 IR Output These terminals are provided for connection to IR repeaters The LED above the terminals illuminate while the output is...

Page 8: ...is for connection to the A 6530 or A 6540 series wallplate 6 DIP Switches 1 ON Accept serial codes through RS485 input 2 ON Accept serial codes through RS232 input 3 ON Accept serial codes from wall...

Page 9: ...n to the A 6530 or A 6540 series wall plate 6 DIP Switches 1 ON Accept serial codes through RS485 input 2 ON Accept serial codes through RS232 input 3 ON Accept serial codes from wall plate 4 Not Used...

Page 10: ...output of the Redback A 6505 or to a third party system Follow standard RS485 wiring when connecting these terminals 5 Failsafe Normal Switch This changes the function of the override in the attenuat...

Page 11: ...85 wiring when connecting these terminals 4 RS232 Serial Input This input takes an RS232 input signal This can be connected to the RS232 serial output of the Redback A 6505 or to a third party system...

Page 12: ...4 RS232 Serial Input This input takes an RS232 input signal This can be connected to the RS232 serial output of the Redback A 6505 or to a third party system Follow standard RS232 wiring when connect...

Page 13: ...puts enable control of devices with a closing contact The relay contacts are rated at 2A maximum and a set of normally open and normally closed contacts are available for each relay Fig 3 1 3 2 TWELVE...

Page 14: ...RD PARTY RELAY CONTROL The A 6510 and A 6515 relay distribution boxes can both be controlled by a third party device with either an RS232 or RS485 output via serial commands which are described in the...

Page 15: ...the A 6505A to the A 6510 24V In terminals The A 6505A Serial Hub can then be connected to up to two RS232 or RS485 controlled devices IR control of multiple devic es is available through the IR repea...

Page 16: ...515 24V In terminals The A 6505A Serial Hub can then be connected to up to two RS232 or RS485 controlled devices IR control of multiple devices is available through the IR repeater output and a total...

Page 17: ...be connected to up to two RS232 or RS485 controlled devices IR control of multiple devices is available through the IR repeater output and a total of seventeen relay outputs enable control of devices...

Page 18: ...llplate connects via a Cat5e 6 lead into the To A 6500 RJ45 connection port 24V DC power is supplied to the Redback A 6507 via a 24V DC plugpack or other 24V DC source minimum24V DC 1A Serial control...

Page 19: ...he Redback A 6530 or A 6540 series wallplate connects via a Cat5e 6 lead into the To A 6500 RJ45 connection port of the Redback A 6512 24V DC power is supplied to the Redback A 6512 via a 24V DC plugp...

Page 20: ...t5e 6 lead into the To A 6500 RJ45 connection port of the Redback A 6514 24V DC power is supplied to the Redback A 6514 via a 24V DC plugpack or other 24V DC source minimum24V DC 1A Serial control of...

Page 21: ...ns relate to the outputs of the A 6505A Serial Hub When these buttons are pressed the corresponding out put s LED will illuminate as shown in the A 6505A rear panel diagram of figure NOTE The Serial 1...

Page 22: ...control cabling requires only the TX and GND connection from the A 6505A and the RX and GND connection at the projector and projector screen The DVD play er is controlled by IR codes sent from the A...

Page 23: ...the output device is connected to the RX connection of the A 6510 or A 6515 and the GND terminals are connected together RS485 Serial wiring from the Redback A 6505A Serial Hub to the Redback A 6510 o...

Page 24: ...32 RS485 Screw Terminals PIR Trigger Screw Terminals Dimensions 90W x 131D x 30H Current Draw 50mA idle 150mA Max Weight 0 18kg Specifications subject to change without notice A 6510 Distribution Box...

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