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10
TYPICAL CONNECTIONS
SINGLE ROOM - EQUIPMENT CABINET
With the IR Receiver configured and installed in a surface mount, TV mount,
flush mount or tabletop application as described on the previous pages, install
the Connecting Block and then connect the IR Receiver, Emitters and Power
Supply to the Connecting Block as described below.
1.
Find a convenient location in the equipment cabinet to mount the
789-44 Connecting Block. This location should allow easy access for
making connections and be located so the IR Receiver, Emitter and
Power Supply wires can all be connected without modification. Attach the
Connecting Block to a cabinet wall or shelf with the included adhesive strips
or appropriate hardware (wood screws - not included. Be sure screws are
long enough to secure the block but not so long that they extend out of the
side of the cabinet).
2.
Connect the IR Receiver to the “IR RCVR” jack on the 789-44 Connecting
Block. (Connect the red IR Receiver plug to the red Connecting Block jack.)
3.
Carefully position the 283D IR Emitters over the IR Eye on each audio/
video component to be controlled. (If the eye is not obvious, shine a small
flashlight into the front panel of the component to locate the eye, or refer to
the component’s owner’s manual.)
4.
Position the IR Emitter so the mini-wire is positioned toward the nearest top
or bottom edge on the component being controlled.
5.
Carefully wrap the Emitter mini-wire around to the back of the component
and run the Emitter wire to the Connecting Block, being careful to not pinch
the wire between components.
To 120 V AC
(unswitched)
781ERGPS
789-44
Connecting Block
MAIN ROOM
A/V Receiver
DVD
Satellite Receiver
283D Emitter
12VD
C
+12 VDC
GND
STATUS
IR IN
EMITTERS
IR
RCVR
789-44
CONNECTING BLOCK
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283D Emitter
283D Emitter
Hand Held
Remote
IR Photodiode &
Red Talkback LED
EN85 Micro Receiver
mounts directly on a
flat panel TV frame or
to one of the included
TV, Tabletop or Flush
Mount Adapters
Electronics Module
3.5mm
Mini Plug
To extend wire length,
cut here.
Figure 14 -
Typical Connections
