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CDI-S200

SERIAL INTERFACE CARD

MUSIC MUTE

OUTPUTS

ZONE 1

LF HF

ZONE 2

ZONE 3

MIC 1 ACC

MUSIC EQ

SERIAL INTERFACE CARD

MICROPHONES

MIC 1

(PAGING)

MIC 2

213

GAIN (dB)

ALL MIC INPUTS ARE BALANCED:

PIN 1 - GROUND

PIN 2 - COLD

PIN 3 - HOT

LF HF

DIG/ANDIG/ANDIG/AN FR/REMFR/REMFR/REM

0V Z1 Z2 Z3

-10

+10

-10

+10

L L

GAINGAIN

LINE 5 LINE 6

-10

+10

-10

+10

L L

GAINGAIN

LINE 3 LINE 4

GAINGAIN

-10

+10

-10

+10

LINE 1 LINE 2

MUSIC MUTE

OUTPUTS

ZONE 1

LF HF

ZONE 2

ZONE 3

MIC 1 ACC

MUSIC EQ

SERIAL INTERFACE CARD

MICROPHONES

MIC 1

(PAGING)

MIC 2

213

GAIN (dB)

ALL MIC INPUTS ARE BALANCED:

PIN 1 - GROUND

PIN 2 - COLD

PIN 3 - HOT

LF HF

DIG/ANDIG/ANDIG/AN FR/REMFR/REMFR/REM

0V Z1 Z2 Z3

-10

+10

-10

+10

L L

GAINGAIN

LINE 5 LINE 6

-10

+10

-10

+10

L L

GAINGAIN

LINE 3 LINE 4

GAINGAIN

-10

+10

-10

+10

LINE 1 LINE 2

POWER 40-60Hz

10%

FUSE

RATING

230V T100mA

115V T200mA

N123

MUSIC MUTE

OUTPUTS

ZONE 1

ZONE 2

ZONE 3

MIC 1 ACC

MUSIC EQ

MICROPHONES

MIC 1

(PAGING)

MIC 2

GAIN (dB)

ALL MIC INPUTS ARE BALANCED:

PIN 1 - GROUND

PIN 2 - COLD

PIN 3 - HOT

DIG/AN

FR/REM

-10

+10

-10

+10

GAIN

LINE 5

LINE 6

-10

+10

-10

+10

GAIN

LINE 3

LINE 4

GAIN

-10

+10

-10

+10

LINE 1

LINE 2

MUSIC MUTE

OUTPUTSOU

OUTPUTS

ZONE 1ZONE 1

ZONE 1

ZONE 2ZONE 2

ZONE 2

ZONE 3

MIC 1 ACC

1 A

MIC 1 ACC

MUSIC EQ

MUSIC EQMUSIC EQ

MUSIC EQ

MUSIC EQMUSIC EQ

MUSIC EQ

MICROPHONESMICROPHONES

MICROPHONES

MIC 1

(PAGING)(PAGING)

(PAGING)

MIC 2MIC 2

MIC 2

GAIN (dB)GAIN (dB)

GAIN (dB)

1010

5050

GAIN (dB)

AIN

)

GAIN (dB)

ALL MIC INPUTS ARE BALANCED:ALL MIC INPUTS ARE BALANCED:

ALL MIC INPUTS ARE BALANCED:

PIN 1 - GROUNDP

IN 1 - GR

UND

PIN 1 - GROUND

PIN 2 - COLDP

IN 2 -

PIN 2 - COLD

PIN 3 - HOTP

IN 3 - H

PIN 3 - HOT

DIG/AN

DIG/ANDIG/AN

DIG/AN

REM

FR/REM

0V0V

Z3Z3

-10

-1

-10

+10+

+10

-10-

-10

+10

GAING

GAIN

GAING

GAIN

LINE 5LINE 5

LINE 5

LINE 6

INE

LINE 6

-10

-1

-10

+10

-10-

-10

+10

GAING

GAIN

GAING

GAIN

LINE 3

LINE

LINE 3

LINE 4

LINE

LINE 4

GAING

GAIN

GAING

GAIN

-10

+10+

+10

-10

-1

-10

+10

LINE 1

LINE

LINE 1

LINE 2LINE 2

LINE 2

POWER 40-60Hz

USE

RATIN

100m

115

200m

SERIAL INTERFACE CARDSERIAL INTERFACE CARD

ERIAL INTERFA

SERIAL INTERFACE CARD

Installation Guide

Summary of content (13 pages)

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CDI-S200 SERIAL INTERFACE CARD SERIAL INTERFACE CARD DIG/AN FR/REM 0V Z1 Z2 Z3 LF HF MUSIC EQ ZONE 3 LF HF MUSIC EQ MIC 1 ACC FUSE RATING MUSIC MUTE Installation Guide 230V T100mA 115V T200mA POWER 40-6 4
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CDI-S200 Installation Guide v1.
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Contents Contents Introduction....................................................................4 Scope of this manual................................................................................ 4 What’s in the box..................................................................................... 4 Installation......................................................................4 Configuring the CDI-S200...................................................................... 4 Baud Rate.............
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Introduction What’s in the box The CDI-S200 is an optional RS-232C interface card designed specifically for use with the Cloud CX263 Zone Mixer. It allows the CX263 to be controlled by third-party systems (such as Crestron, AMX, etc.), using RS-232C serial data.
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Baud Rate CX263 jumper settings Jumpers J1 to J3 set the serial port’s baud rate. The default setting is 9600 baud. Check the baud rate of the controlling equipment. If a different baud rate is required, set the jumpers according to the diagram below: In order for the CDI-S200 to fully control the CX263, it is necessary to correctly set some jumpers on the CX263 main PCB. These are J4 to J6, and J19 to J24.
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Mechanical fitting and internal connection If retrofitting the CDI-S200 to an existing CX263 installation, turn the CX263 off, remove its IEC mains lead and all other rear panel connections (marking as necessary to assist re-connection). If the CX263 is mounted in a rack, remove it. 4. Screw the threaded ends of the two 25 mm mounting pillars supplied with the CDI-S200 into the holes vacated by the screws removed in Step 3. 5.
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CX263 switch settings Partial music function control After the CDI-S200 card has been fitted, and J4 – J6 and J19 – J24 (on the CX263 main PCB) set as described above, the top cover of the CX263 can be replaced, using the original screws. It is also possible to configure the CX263 so that the CDI-S200 only controls certain unit functions, leaving others to be manually controlled, either from the front panel or from a Cloud RSL-6 remote control plate.
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CDI-S200 Serial Control Pinout The rear panel serial connector is a female 9-pin Dsub. The pinout is shown in the table: PIN 1 be implemented, and if so, whether hardware control or software control is used. Hardware handshaking (sometimes called RTS/CTS) requires pins 7 and 8 to be connected.
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GENERAL FORMAT FUNCTION COMMAND (ASCII) MUSIC SOURCE SELECT COMMANDS: Select Line Input x as music source in zone y Select next higher-numbered Line Input in zone y Select next lower-numbered Line Input in zone y Select Line Input x as music source in all zones Select next higher-numbered Line Input in all zones Select next lower-numbered Line Input in all zones
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Examples: 1. Input selection To directly select a specific music source in a particular zone, the value of x in the general format is the number of the Line Input (1 to 6) to be selected, and the value of y is the number of the zone (1 to 3) to which the command applies. Note that x can also be set to zero to positively de-select all music sources in a zone. Alternatively, the music sources in any zone may be “stepped through” one at a time (in either direction), using increment or decrement commands.
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If wished, the music in all three zones may be set to the same level with a single command. Note that the strings for “all-zone” commands merely omit the three ASCII characters which specify the zone number (Zy.). EXAMPLE Set music level in Zone 1 to 12 dB below maximum Reduce music level in Zone 2 by 10 dB Increase music level in Zone 4 by 6 dB Set music level in all zones to 3 dB below maximum COMMAND (ASCII) COMMAND (HEX) 3C 5A 31 2E 4D 55 2C 4C 41 32 34 2F 3E
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enable paging). The following examples illustrate this. Paging may be cancelled – whatever combination of zones has been enabled – with a single “release” command, which contains no variables. Note that it is not possible to enable paging via Mic Input 2 by serial control.
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