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RM1d/RM1ds User Guide
RM1d Remotes and Exter RM1d Remotes and Exter
RM1d Remotes and Exter RM1d Remotes and Exter
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Remotes 2 ( Remotes 3) Fader Starts
The Fader Start remotes are isolated relay contacts. These can be configured as either momentary
(pulsed) operation or latched via the software.
The contacts are normally open, and can be configured to be closed for Start.
The two terminals of each relay contact are designated A and B below:
25wy D-type FML
Pin Function Pin Function
1 Chassis Ground 14 Rly 1B
2 Rly 1A 15 Rly 2B
3 Rly 2A 16 Rly 3B
4 Rly 3A 17 Rly 4B
5 Rly 4A 18 Rly 5B
6 Rly 5A 19 Rly 6B
7 Rly 6A 20 Rly 7B
8 Rly 7A 21 Rly 8B
9 Rly 8A 22 Rly 9B
10 Rly 9A 23 Rly 10B
11 Rly 10A 24 Rly 11B
12 Rly 11A 25 Rly 12B
13 Rly 12A
NOTE: It is important that no two devices are assigned to the same relays simultaneously
as this may cause the RM1d to malfunction
Remotes 1 ( Master Remotes)
The Master Remotes comprise dedicated normally open relay contacts which operate from the
Studio and Control Room (CRM) mute logic, and hence can be used for ‘On Air’ Light control.
An additional 4 normally open contacts can be assigned to control various functions from
within the software. The two terminals of each relay contact are designated A and B below:
There are also 4 Remote Inputs, which are high-impedance logic lines that must be pulled low
(to Logic Ground) via an external switch, to activate. The functions of each Remote Input are
assignable from within the software.