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Device Address

Diagnostic Address Pattern

MagicPad 1

100000

Net ID 1

MagicPad 2

010000

Net ID 2

MagicPad 3

110000

Net ID 3

MagicPad 4

001000

Net ID 4

MagicPad 5

101000

Net ID 5

MagicPad 6

011000

Net ID 6

MagicPad 7

111000

Net ID 7

MagicPad 8

000100

Net ID 8

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Summary of Contents for Navigator Harbor

Page 1: ...Installation Reference Guide Version 1 0 PN 33 2074...

Page 2: ...IRE LENGTH AND HUB LOADING 8 INSTALLATION SAFETY 9 INSTALLING THE NAVIGATOR NETWORK 10 NETWORK WIRING DIAGRAM 10 AUDIO WIRING DIAGRAM 11 REMOTE TRIGGER WIRING FOR SONAMP 1250 12 CONNECTING KEYPADS AND...

Page 3: ...WORK DIAGNOSTIC ANALYZER 28 CONNECTION TO THE NETWORK 28 CONFIRM NETWORK INTEGRITY 28 ADDITIONAL PROBLEM SOLVING TECHNIQUES 29 CONFIRM INDIVIDUAL NODE OPERATION 29 ANALYZE A SINGLE NODE CAPTURE MODE 2...

Page 4: ...MENT This guide describes the process of installing the Sonance Navigator Network It provides both a general overview of your new system and tips for simplifying your installation This document includ...

Page 5: ...guration software The Navigator Network Web Browser allows you to use its many features in a very quick fashion using virtually no hard drive space on your computer This manual contains the informatio...

Page 6: ...NETWORK COMPONENTS The network is comprised of the following components Control 2 The C2 is the network master Network Hub s Network Hubs distribute network data and provide power to nodes Each hub h...

Page 7: ...ll be wired with Category 5 telecommunications wire Category 5 cable is widely accepted and is preferred for new construction Older buildings may or may not be cabled for audio systems Existing wiring...

Page 8: ...AND HUB LOADING The chart below indicates the maximum wire length from the hub to the device Hubs can be located up to 10 000 feet from the Control 2 Devices can be located further from the Control 2...

Page 9: ...injury to persons Please follow the precautions out lined below 1 Read and understand all instructions 2 Retain this installation manual for future reference 3 Never drill or cut into wall cavities wi...

Page 10: ...10 V 1 0 INSTALLING THE NAVIGATOR NETWORK NETWORK WIRING DIAGRAM The following diagram illustrates the system wide wiring of a Navigator Network...

Page 11: ...11 V 1 0 AUDIO WIRING DIAGRAM The following diagram illustrates the audio wiring for a Navigator Network...

Page 12: ...V 1 0 12 REMOTE TRIGGER WIRING FOR SONAMP 1250 The following diagram illustrates the remote trigger wiring for the Sonamp 1250...

Page 13: ...f the connector s hous ings When the node is pushed into its housing these bare wires can create short circuits Make sure that cable shields are cut and do not cause shorts If you re not absolutely su...

Page 14: ...ectors used for connecting wiring between each of the Sonance Navigator Network devices are high quality spring loaded pressure type connectors These connectors have been specifically chosen for their...

Page 15: ...e has a problem GENERAL COMMUNICATION PROBLEMS Communication problems are almost always the result of reversed network wires A and B Use a multi meter set to the 12 volt range and DC voltage With the...

Page 16: ...includes one trigger output relay for amplifier control Anytime a zone is in use the relay will close to turn on the amplifier for that matrix Only matrixes in use will have their amplifiers turned o...

Page 17: ...he supplied snap track mounting plate This plate can be removed and mounted virtually anywhere non condensing We suggest mount ing it behind the source components or in a remote location near a concen...

Page 18: ...etwork device or wire may be damaged or shorted The system is limited to 10 000 of total network wire length Please consult with dealer sup port for solutions designed for longer wire length requireme...

Page 19: ...rol 2 s network connector if it s up and running will make check ing IDs easier By pressing all six source buttons on an Audio Keypad simultaneously the source buttons will illuminate displaying that...

Page 20: ...pad 1 Default Zone 1 11010011 Keypad 2 Default Zone 2 00110011 Keypad 3 Default Zone 3 10110011 Keypad 4 Default Zone 4 01110011 Keypad 5 Default Zone 5 11110011 Keypad 6 Default Zone 6 00001011 Keypa...

Page 21: ...efault Zone 9 11001011 Keypad 10 Default Zone 10 00101011 Keypad 11 Default Zone 11 10101011 Keypad 12 Default Zone 12 01101011 Keypad 13 Default Zone 13 11101011 Keypad 14 Default Zone 14 00011011 Ke...

Page 22: ...one 17 11011011 Keypad 18 Default Zone 18 00111011 Keypad 19 Default Zone 19 10111011 Keypad 20 Default Zone 20 0111011 Keypad 21 Default Zone 21 11111011 Keypad 22 Default Zone 22 00000111 Keypad 23...

Page 23: ...Default Zone 25 11000111 Keypad 26 Default Zone 26 00100111 Keypad 27 Default Zone 27 10100111 Keypad 28 Default Zone 28 01100111 Keypad 29 Default Zone 29 11100111 Keypad 30 Default Zone 30 00010111...

Page 24: ...38 Audio Keypad Display Keypad 33 Default Zone 33 00110111 Keypad 34 Default Zone 34 10110111 Keypad 35 Default Zone 35 01110111 Keypad 36 Default Zone 36 11110111 Keypad 37 Default Zone 37 00001111...

Page 25: ...six buttons simultaneously The revision information will be displayed on the buttons To capture and display DIP switch settings for the MagicPad the Network Diagnostic Analyzer will need to be set to...

Page 26: ...c Address Pattern MagicPad 1 100000 Net ID 1 MagicPad 2 010000 Net ID 2 MagicPad 3 110000 Net ID 3 MagicPad 4 001000 Net ID 4 MagicPad 5 101000 Net ID 5 MagicPad 6 011000 Net ID 6 MagicPad 7 111000 Ne...

Page 27: ...roller Configuration Tips Generate network traffic by pressing the reset button located on the back of the controller When the button is released network traffic is generated and the Network Diagnosti...

Page 28: ...ceive and XMIT Transmit lights flicker 3 Verify ST1 and ST2 illuminate If ST1 and ST2 fail to illuminate the Diagnostic Analyzer will continue trying to establish com munication with the Control 2 onc...

Page 29: ...NODE CAPTURE MODE Sometimes a node may fail in a way that results in the network being overwhelmed with too much communication This may result in a system that is very slow to respond The Diagnostic A...

Page 30: ...30 V 1 0 NOTES...

Page 31: ...Authorized Sonance Dealer for help or use the following procedure 1 Prior to calling note the product s model number purchase date and original dealer s name and address 2 Contact our Technical Assis...

Page 32: ...haser and shall not apply to units purchased for industrial or com mercial use Furthermore this warranty shall not apply if 1 Damage to the unit was caused by accident abuse or misuse 2 The unit was o...

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