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POWER OPTIONS

   CB-8 Connecting Block

: Wire a Cat-5 cable from the KX10 Control Port to the CB-8 Connecting Block (see diagram).

   Ethernet Port (Power over Ethernet)

: Wire a Cat-5 cable from the KX10 Ethernet Port to an 802.3at compliant Power-over-Ethernet switch (Class #4).  

NOTE: Using a non-compliant PoE device may damage the KX10.

   Power Supply

: Connect a power supply (+12VDC to +16VDC, 1.6A ) to the KX10 Control Port using an RJ45 connection. Connect the power supply leads to the +12VDC-16VDC and 

Ground Pins. (See diagram on previous page for pinout).

MOUNTING

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he KX10 is designed for flush-mount, in-wall installations. It requires an available mounting depth of 2 inches (52.5mm) from the surface of the wall. 

IMPORTANT NOTE: There is little margin for error when fitting the KX10 into the wall opening.

   Make sure to use the included cardboard cut-out template to create the correct size opening in the wall.  Additionally, carefully double-check that all measurements taken 

using the cardboard cut-out template are accurate.

MOUNTING HEIGHT

  The recommended mounting height for the KX10 is between 54 inches (1.37m) and 60 inches (1.52m) from the bottom of the faceplate.

MOUNTING WINGS

   The two mounting wings are located on the top and bottom of the KX10 can be used to secure the unit to drywall in retrofit installations. Place the KX10 in the opening in 

the wall and tighten the mounting wing screws located on the front of the unit (bezel removed).

CONDUIT BOX

   For new construction installations a conduit box may be purchased separately from an RTI distributor.  Refer to the conduit box installation guide for instructions.

Installation & Operation

DB-9 

Pin    Signal  

Signal 

 

Name  

Description   

 

1  

DCD  

Carrier Detect

2  

RXD  

Receive Data

3  

TXD  

Transmit Data

4  

DTR  

Data Terminal Ready

5  

GND  

Signal Ground/Common

6  

DSR  

Data Set Ready

7  

RTS  

Request To Send

8  

CTS  

Clear To Send

9  

NC  

Not Connected

RJ-45 

 (KX10 RS-232 Output)   

Pin    Signal  

Signal 

 

Name  

Description 

1  

DSR 

Data Set Ready

2  

DCD  

Carrier Detect

3  

DTR  

Data Terminal Ready

4  

GND  

Signal Ground/Common

5  

RXD  

Receive Data

6  

TXD  

Transmit Data

7  

CTS  

Clear To Send

8  

RTS  

Request To Send

DB9 - RJ45 ADAPTOR PINOUT

PROGRAMMING

THE TOUCHSCREEN DISPLAY

   The KX10 touchscreen display is programmed using the RTI Integration Designer Programming Software. Normally it is organized into a series of pages containing 

objects (buttons, text, graphics, etc.) that are related to each other. For example, they may all display information necessary for controlling a particular music server. 

UPDATING FIRMWARE

   It is highly recommended that this and all RTI products have the latest firmware installed. The firmware can be found in the Dealer section of the RTI website (www.

rticorp.com). Install the firmware using a USB cable (USB A to Mini B).

UPDATING SOFTWARE

   R

TI’s Integration Designer data files can be downloaded to the KX10 using a USB cable (USB A to Mini B), or via an Ethernet network (hard-wired or wireless). Also, if the 

KX10 is hard-wired to a LAN and the router has DHCP enabled, the initial data file download can be made over the Ethernet network.

CONTROL PANEL

   Certain settings can be adjusted directly on the KX10 through the control panel. Please note that changes made directly in the KX10 control panel will be overwritten by 

changes made in Integration Designer.

  

Adjustable settings:

 Display Backlight and Sensors • Set Clock • Time Out • Sound • Calibrate Touchscreen • Network Information • VOIP Intercom

  

Access to the Control Panel:

 Assign a “Control Panel” page link to a button in the Integration Designer

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 programming software.

DIMENSIONS

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11.238”

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7.920”

[201.17mm]

1.445”

[36.7mm]

1.220”

[30.99mm]

10.204”

[259.18mm]

7.353”

[186.77mm]

KX-10 Dimensions

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KX10 (Rear View)

KX10 (Bezel)

KX10 (Side View)

CONNECTIONS

COMPOSITE VIDEO INPUT

  The Composite Video Input uses a BNC jack and supports video sources such as a security camera or a cable box.

HDBASET VIDEO INPUT

   The HDBaseT Video Input allows HD video to be delivered to the KX10 via a Cat-5 cable with an RJ-45 termination from an HDMI video matrix switch with an HDBaseT 

video output or an HDBaseT transmitter.

CONTROL PORT

    

The Control Port on the KX10 uses a Cat-5 cable with RJ-45 termination. When used in conjunction with an RTI control processor (e.g. RTI XP-6) and an RTI connecting 

block (e.g. RTI CB-8), this port serves as the power source for the KX10 in addition to infrared and RS-485 communication.  

 

ETHERNET PORT

    

The KX10 Ethernet Port is for connection to a LAN via Cat-5 cabling with RJ-45 termination and supports PoE+ (Power over Ethernet Plus). When powering the KX10 

using PoE+, wire a Cat-5 cable from the KX10 Ethernet Port to an 802.3at compliant Power-over-Ethernet Plus switch (Class #4).  

NOTE: Using a non-compliant PoE device may damage the KX10.

RS-232

    

The KX10 is capable of direct RS-232 communication using a Cat-5 cable with RJ-45 termination. A DB9 - RJ45 adaptor is included for connection to the device being 

controlled (See below for adapter pinout). 

NOTE:

 RS-232 communication should be limited to 50 feet (16m) depending on baud rate.

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