Pathway LCDM48 Configuration User Manual

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rev.6, ver.1.2 release2
LCDM48 DEMULTIPLEXER Configuration
LED INDICATORS
CONNECTOR LEGEND
OUTPUT VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENT
STATUS QUO HOLD TIME
S1-1
Disabled (2 Sec. timeout) OFF
Enabled ( 5 Min. timeout) ON
Maintains last dimmer levels for set time on loss of input data signal
TEST AND CALIBRATE MODE
S1-2
Disabled (Normal Operation)
Enabled
When enabled allows analog dimmer outputs to be brought to full one at
a time as selected by the rotary address switches.
PROTOCOL SELECT
S1-3
AMX192 or D54 OFF
DMX512 ON
DMX TERMINATION
S1-4
DMX Line Unterminated OFF
DMX Line Terminated ON
This switch connects a 100-ohm resistor across the DMX data pair. The
unit should be terminated if it is the last receiving device on the DMX
line, otherwise leave this switch OFF.
OFF
ON
DIP Switch Settings
ADDRESS SELECTION
Three rotary switches select the offset start address for the unit in most
configurations. In test mode, the switches set dimmers to full one at a
time. The switches are set as (S4) hundreds, (S3) tens and (S2) ones.
OUTPUT CONFIGURATION
Place the unit in test mode (S1-2 on) and set the address switches to
000 or 001. Ensure that the decoder is connected to dimmer no. 1 and
JP1 & JP2 are in the correct positions. Connect a DC voltmeter between
COM and output terminal no. 1 on the circuit board. Adjust P1 to achieve
the desired full on control voltage.
CAUTION:
Disconnect power from the unit before making any
changes.
Before powering up, check to make sure all jumpers are in-
stalled correctly. Damage will result if the unit is powered
up with any of the jumpers in the wrong position.
For 4-12V output, install JP1 and JP2.
For 12-15V output, remove JP1 and JP2.
For positive outputs (factory default), jumper pins 2 and 3 of JP4, 5 and 6 and
install diode packs DP1-6 with the notch facing down (left).
For negative outputs, jumper pins 1 and 2 of JP4, 5 and 6, and install the diode
packs with the notch facing up (right as referenced by the above diagram) if you
have MAD1108s or down (left) if you have diodes in carriers.
If J2/J3 are used with DB25 output connectors, install JP3 to reassign the analog
output signals as shown in the Connector Legend Chart, otherwise DO NOT install
JP3.
05/03
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www.pathwayconnect.com
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Pathway Connectivity, 480C - 36 Avenue S.E.,
Calgary, AB, T2G 1W4 Canada
tel (403) 243-8110 fax (403) 287-1281
RUN
Glowing steadily indicates power supply and processor
OK; off indicates no power, and flashing indicates de-
fective processor hardware.
RxD
Glowing steadily indicates data signal received; off in-
dicates no signal present. Note that an address selec-
tion out of the range of the data signal will extinguish
the LED.
Two LEDs are used to indicate power supply and processor run
status and data receive detection.
CONNECTOR J1
V+
12VDC @ 250mA
COM
Power Supply & Signal Common
COM
Power Supply & Signal Common
CD-
Signal Input USITT DMX512/AMX192
Data/Clock Complement
CD+
Signal Input USITT DMX512/AMX192
Data/Clock True
ANA
AMX192 or D54 Analog Input (optional)
CONNECTOR J2,3
PIN
Aux. Control Outputs on optional 26 pin DIL header
1-24
Channels 1-24(J2), 25-48(J3)
25 & 26
Signal Common
PINOUT FOR DB25 CONNECTORS
1-12
Channels 1-12 (25-36)
13
Common
14-25
Channels 13-24 (37-48)
CONNECTOR J4,5
Analog Control Outputs
Min. 0 to +/-4V Max. 0 to +/-15V
(see OUTPUT CONFIGURATION)
Max. Drive 5mA
DIODE PACKS
POWER/DATA
INPUT
JP4
JP1
JP2
JP3
S1
RxD RUN
S2 S3 S4
J1
V+
COM
COM
CD-
CD+
ANA
J2
J4
J5
J3
DP6 DP4
DP3 DP2 DP1
DP5
JP6
JP5
123
123
123
P1
5.6"
0.3" 0.3"
0.75"
9.0"
0.25"
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rev.6, ver.1.2 release2 LCDM48 DEMULTIPLEXER Configuration LED INDICATORS CONNECTOR LEGEND OUTPUT VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENT STATUS QUO HOLD T

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