Introduction ~ controls and connections – ClearOne comm PSR1212 User Manual

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Introduction

~ Controls and Connections

Power is supplied through the RS-485 ports to the remote Control Panels

from the PSR1212. This power is limited to a total of 300mA at 15 volts

for each connector. Over-current protection is provided on the +15V pins to

prevent damage in the event of shorting. External power can be provided to

control devices when more current is required. See page 89 for maximum

cable run distances when using ClearOne Control Panels.

D.

Control/Status Ports A and B. These two female DB-25 connector are used

to connect control devices to the PSR1212. The control devices have access

to the command set for the PSR1212 and can be used for common functions

such as volume control, muting, preset change, room combining, etc.

Devices can be connected to either port.

For instructions on how to program the control and status pins, see the

GPIO section on page 75. The default settings allow control and status of

inputs, outputs, volume, and presets. These pins are active low. The 32

presets can also be activated via these connectors. For pinout and default

information, see Appendix B.

E.

Outputs 1–12. These three-pin Phoenix connectors are for connection of

twelve line-level balanced outputs with three-pin Phoenix connectors. These

outputs are typically used for connection to VCRs, tape recorders,

amplifiers, and other audio devices. These outputs can be configured to

contain any combination of gated and non-gated inputs. The nominal output

level is 0dBm.

F.

Inputs 9–12. These Phoenix connectors are for connection of up to four

line-level inputs. These are typically used for connection of VCRs, tape

players, CD players, and other audio sources. They can be routed to any

output or multiple outputs. Nominal level is 0dBu.

G-H.

Expansion Bus In/Out. This RJ-45 connector is part of the expansion bus

(E-bus), which allows up to eight PSR1212 or XAP 800/400 units and up

to 16 XAP TH2 units to be networked together. The E-bus consists of two

buses: one for control, the other for passing audio and mic information (see

Control bus, page 7). Using Cat 5 twisted-pair cable, you can separate

adjoining units up to 80 feet (24 meters). See the diagram on page 11.

I.

RS-232. This female DB-9 serial port is for interconnection between the

PSR1212 and a PC, modem, or other external control device. For serial

protocol, see Appendix B: Connector Pinouts.

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