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TRIM OUT

Installation

Trim Out

• Shine a flashlight on the front panel of the component

• On A/V receivers, DVD players, and VCRs, the sensor

is usually (but not always) in the tinted window near

the LCD display that indicates the time and other

functions

• It may also be marked “Remote Sensor”

Each remote sensor on every A/V component should

have an IR Emitter Bug placed over the sensor using

the self-adhesive backside of the emitter. The Emitter

Bug’s other end terminates in an RJ-45 (Category 5 or

5e) plug that plugs into a QuickPort wallplate Category

5 or 5e jack. This greatly simplifies installation, elimi-

nating solder-type mini-plugs and non-standard

wallplates. This Category 5 or 5e jack is dedicated to

an IR control network and has different wiring than a

standard jack. You will only be connecting the OR-

ANGE, BROWN, and GREEN pairs. The other end of

the cable runs back to the SMC.

At the SMC:

• Connect each of the Emitter Bug Category 5 or 5e

cable wires to the corresponding colors on a num-

bered punch-down IDC block on the 1x9 Bridging

Module

• Connect each additonal Emitter Bug cable to a sep-

arate IDC block

• Repeat the process for cable coming from the Room

IR Targets, with each room’s IR Category 5 or 5e

cable connected to a numbered IDC block on the

Bridging Module

• Use the last (#10) block on the 1x9 Bridging mod-

ule to connect the DC power supply with the White-

Green pair to GROUND or “-” and the White-Brown

pair to 12 VOLT or “+”.

When properly connected, any remote control aimed at

any of the Room IR Targets will control any of the A/V

components connected with an IR Emitter Bug.

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Take Note: Because IR commands are all coded different-

ly and A/V components have different control codes, it is not

necessary to dedicate any of the control architecture. A DVD

player in a stack of components, for example, will, respond

only to the properly coded signals from its own remote (or a

properly programmed extra or “learning” remote) and simply

ignore the commands meant for the AV receiver or VCR.

9.9 Indoor/Outdoor Home

Camera Monitoring

An increasingly standard security feature in new homes

is the installation of a video surveillance system. The

Leviton Integrated Networks Structured Media Home

Monitoring Application can provide this service by sup-

porting multiple security video arrangements

There are two levels of home monitoring to consider:

A. Direct monitoring with the indoor and outdoor cam-

eras directly connected to a dedicated TV and

viewed on its auxiliary video inputs (VIDEO 2, VIDEO

3 or AUX IN).

Multiple Targets & Emitters Using Bridge

DC POWER SUPPLY MODULE

Note:

Wired over Category 5 or 5e cable

power leads connected to Brown

pair for + and Green pair for - ,

Orange leads (cat 5/5e) used for

signal. Blue wire is not used.

1X9 Telephone Block

QUICKPORT

RJ-45

EMITTER

AC ADAPTOR

QUICKPORT

RJ-45

CAT5

EMITTER

BL OR GR BR

1 2 3 4

BLACK

YELLOW

WHITE (NC)

TARGET

Cat 5

Cat 5BROWN

GREEN

ORANGE

TARGET

BLACK

YELLOW

WHITE (NC)

Cat 5 Wire Colors

Pair 4

Pair 3

Pair 2

Pair 1

Blue/White

Blue

Orange/White

Orange

Green/White

Green

Brown/White

Brown

(Strip &

Tin Leads)

ORANGE

BROWN

GREEN