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2

2

A

B

C

ADJ-OFF

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

GLOBAL

Z-ADJ

TREBLE

VOL

MUTE

ON

OFF

E-FLAT

LAST

MAX-V

TRIM

OFF

C-BAL

BASS

INPUT

A

RC68+ PROGRAMMER

80

48

10

90

01

00

C0

50

D0

41

40

A0

30

B0

21

20

E0

70

F0

61

60

88

18

98

09

08

A8

38

B8

29

28

E8

78

F8

69

68

C8

58

D8

49

E1

89

C9

A9

E9

71

19

59

39

79

F1

99

D9

B9

F9

3

4

5

1

RC68 PROGRAMMER / REMOTE CONTROL

The RC68+ (and the RC68) programmer (available separately) contains all the commands necessary to
operate the RAT1.

• You will need it to program universal learning devices such as the Xantech URC-1 learning remote, the

Xantech Smart Pads, the 590 Programmable Controller, the 710 Fone Link, etc., with commands that
operate the RAT1.

• NOTE: The RC68+ codes operate several other Xantech models as well, such as the RS41AV, CC12,

ZPR68, MIRV1, etc.  Therefore, 

only  the button descriptions that apply to the operation of the RAT1 are

listed below.  All others should be ignored.

CAUTION:  While the RC68+ can be used as a handheld remote control, it is highly recommended it not
be given to the final user for the following reasons:

• Since it includes selectable code groups, the user may inadvertently alter the installer configurations.

• Since the user will require IR commands from other brands of equipment to control the total system, in

addition to those of the RAT1, all commands should be consolidated into one learning device for easy use.

APPLICABLE RC68+ BUTTON DESCRIPTIONS

1. IR Emitter Lens

2. Instant Volume Presets.  These buttons allow direct preset activation of any of the 10 volume steps

on the RAT1.  Useful for "audio scene" ambiance settings for rooms or an instant partial mute action.

The relationship of the RC68 buttons to the RAT1 volume step positions is as follows:

RC68+ Button

RAT1 Volume Step #

A, B, C

1 (OFF, MIN. VOL)

ADJ-OFF

2

1

3

2

4

3

5

4

6

5

7

6

8

7

9

8

10 (MAX VOL)

3. VOLUME Up/Down buttons.  Each individual press will cause the RAT1 to

increase or decrease volume level by one step, over a total of 10 steps.  Each step causes a change
of 3 to 6 dB.  A maximum attenuation of 35 dB occurs at the lowest active step (#2). The lowest step
(#1) switches the signal off. When buttons are held down, volume level changes continuously.

4. MUTE ON/OFF.  Separate ON / OFF buttons mute and release the signal without knowing what the

status is.  This is very helpful in a remote room when all adjustments are made “blind” without any visual
aid for status.

NOTE:  Mute is released (turned off) when a VOLUME or Preset Level button is pressed, in addition
to MUTE OFF.

5. Code Group Numbers.  If more than one RAT1 is used on a common IR controlled bus, or is included

with other Xantech products that respond to RC68+ commands, different Code Groups can be
assigned, by the installer, to avoid mutual interaction.  Refer to the RC68+ instructions for Code Group
setting procedures.

NOTE:  

When shipped from the factory, the RAT1 is set to Code Group number 30.  Be sure to

set the RC68+ to the same number!

RAT1

Fig. 2  

The RC68+

  Programmer

Summary of Contents for RAT 1

Page 1: ...lug in connector IR STATUS 12V 4 screw plug in connector STATUS Input Jack 2 1mm coaxial type POWER Input Jack 12V 2 1mm coaxial type Power Consumption 300 mA 12V DC Use Xantech Model 786 00 or 782 00...

Page 2: ...use APPLICABLE RC68 BUTTON DESCRIPTIONS 1 IR Emitter Lens 2 Instant Volume Presets These buttons allow direct preset activation of any of the 10 volume steps on the RAT1 Useful for audio scene ambian...

Page 3: ...rmine the minimum safe amplifier operating load impedance refer to the manufacturer s specifications 4 Find the correct jumper position from the above charts 5 Place the jumpers in the same position o...

Page 4: ...inimum safe operating load impedance 1 Calculate the total paralleled impedance of the 4 Ohm group first by dividing 4 Ohms by 2 4 2 2 Ohms 2 Multiply 2 by 4 for the S4 setting 8 Ohms 3 Calculate the...

Page 5: ...LLATION COMMON IR BUS SYSTEM Fig 3 illustrates a typical installation using three RAT1 s along with other Xantech products in a 4 room multi room system The principles shown should be used as a guide...

Page 6: ...outlet on the A V receiver or amplifier system When the switched outlet is ON 12 Volts from the 786 00 passes through one of the 4 bus conductors STATUS line to the LED indicators NOTE A resistor can...

Page 7: ...Receiver R L MAIN ROOM EQUIPMENT AREA ETC 782 00 Power Supply To 120 V AC unswitched 786 00 STATUS power supply Plug into a SWITCHED AC Outlet on A V Receiver see text A V RECEIVER AMPLIFIER ETC Back...

Page 8: ...onal 793 00 s These can be easily daisy chained as shown in Fig 5 5 SinceaDedicatedIRBussystemisused eachoftheRAT1 s andMIRV1 s canoperatewiththesame IR Code Group number In this case the Code Group n...

Page 9: ...2 00 Power Supply To 120 V AC unswitched A V RECEIVER AMPLIFIER ETC Back Panel IR Receiver i e cabinet mounted for IR control in main room 283 00 Emitter 283M Blink IR Place on FRONT Panel IR Sensor C...

Page 10: ...EA ST G V ST G V FROM AMPLIFIER SPEAKER TERMINALS 786 00 Status Power Supply 782 00 Power Supply To 120 VAC unswitched IR IR Fig 6 Driving Two Speaker Pairs From One RAT1 INSTALLATION cont d 12VDC 12...

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