Infrared control wiring, Using compatible infrared emitters and receivers – Audio Authority High Definition Cat 5 Matrix AVX-562 User Manual

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9879 Cat 5

receiver

Source 1

Source 2

Source 3

Source 1

Source 2

Source 3

A single emitter or blaster may be

connected to the Main IR output

jack, or use the individual IR output

jacks at each source connection

for discrete source control.

Two-wire

IR blaster

or emitter

Connect IR receiver directly

to the wallplate/receiver - DO

NOT use a connecting block.

IR receiver

(12 volt, 3-wire

receivers only)

Remote Control

Main IR Output Jack

(3rd party IR from all zones)

Individual Source

Output Jacks

(IR Router)

Passive

IR Emitter

Receiver Pinout

Receivers are powered by
12 volts on the sleeve
contact of the Cat 5
wallplate/receiver IR jack.

Emitter Pinout

A passive emitter usually
has a two-conductor plug.

Tip = Signal

Ring = Ground

Sleeve = +12 Volts

Tip = Signal

Sleeve = Ground

Warning:

Connect

receivers directly to
wallplate/receiver,
(12V, 3-wire only)
without a powered
connecting block.

Warning:

Use only

non-powered emitters,
without connecting block.

AVX-562

Do not use a

powered connection

block or signal

amplifier with the

AVAtrix.

Infrared Control Wiring

Using Compatible Infrared Emitters and Receivers

The AVAtrix has an active, 12 volt IR pathway that allows it to power the IR receivers at the zones, and
drive emitters connected to the AVAtrix. Do not use powered IR systems that are designed to use a sepa-
rate power source, or equipment damage could result. The AVAtrix powers IR receivers with 12 volts; do
not use IR receivers designed for any other voltage. Use only three-wire receivers or damage could result.

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