Daktronics AF-3150-20-R,A - Manual (Page 32)

Figure 26: Signal Converter to Surge Suppresser in Display
Signal Converter to Surge Suppressor Board
Signal Converter
(J4 or J5)
Wire Color Surge Board Assembly
(TB1)
Pin 1 (GND) Shield Pin 1 (N.C.)
Pin 2 (RX-P) Red Pin 2 (TX-P)
Pin 3 (RX-N) Black Pin 3 (TX-N)
Pin 4 (TX-P Green Pin 4 (RX-P)
Pin 5 (TX-N) White Pin 5 (RX-N)
Pin 6 (GND) Pin 6 (N.C.)
Modem
Reference Drawings:
System Riser Diagram, Modem .................................. Drawing A-174342
Schematic, Internal, W/Quick Connect........................ Drawing B-177662
A modem-controlled display requires the use of an internal or external modem at the
computer. The local phone company must provide a dedicated phone line to the
display and identify the colors used by the Tip wire and the Ring wire. The telephone
cable is run to the modem board in the display or is connected to a junction box with
a quick connect plug that connects to the display. The phone cable must be routed
though conduit. Do not run signal and display power through the same conduit.
Refer to
Figure 27 and Drawing A-174342 for the system layout.
Electrical Installation 3-12