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- Page 1 Neets Control - TanGo Installation Manual...
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Page 2: Foreword
COPYRIGHT - All information contained in this manual is the intellectual property and copyrighted material of Neets. All rights are reserved. You may not allow any third party access to content, information or data in this manual without Neets’ express written consent. -
Page 3: Important Safety Instructions
Contact your local Neets reseller or distributor. • If the equipment has slots or holes in the enclosure, these are provided to prevent overheating of sensitive components inside. -
Page 4: Table Of Contents
Contents Foreword ............. . . 2 Revision list . -
Page 5: Description
IR learner built into the front for easy IR code learning • Easy mounting Can be mounted in trunking systems, hidden from sight, or in the IU Neets Rack Shelf Specifications RS-232 (Tx+Rx) or IR (controls up to 2 IR devices on each port) -
Page 6: Specifications
Specifications Neets Control - TanGo RS-232 / IR port PoE output Ports 3 x bidirectional Compliance 802.3at 2 x unidirectional Max power output 12 W @ 15 W input Baud rate 1200 - 115200 bit/sec PSE output mode Mode B(pin 4/5 + 7/8) -
Page 7: Installation
Installation The Neets Control – TanGo is designed to be easily installed in any convenient location. The unit can be placed on a desk free standing. Simply unpack the unit, mount the adhesive feet and it is ready to go. -
Page 8: Connection And Controls
IR learner input Power and error indication Front USB Configuration The USB port is used exclusively for configuring the TanGo from the Neets cont Project Designer software. It can’t be used to control any external devices. The host USB port can power the control system while configuring, so no external power is needed when configuring the TanGo. - Page 9 Denmark 310-0305-002-004 REV1 (Silkscreen Top plate) IR Learner Input Neets Control - TanGo The IR learner can be connected directly to the Neets Device Editor software in / out relay control through the USB port. This enables learning of IR codes from your existing IR remote for easy configuration on-site or at your desk.
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Page 10: Back
T4 and T5 can be used for one-way communication with external RS- 232 compatible decives. Alternatively all Tx ports can act as IR transmit- ter ports. All of the RS-232/IR ports can be configured in the Neets Project Designer software either as RS-232 or as IR emitter. Page 10 of 15... - Page 11 NEB Port The TanGo has a built-in NEB (Neets Extension Bus). This port is used to add up to 5 NEB devices (e.g. two Keypads, two Level Controls and one Expander). The NEB port includes an NEB extender that allows up to 40m of separation between the TanGo and your NEB devices.
- Page 12 Relays Relays are used when a external control is needed where there must be PoE IN potential free connection between the control and the TanGo. The relays are normally open types. This means that the terminals are not connected when the relay is off. LAN Connectors with PoE functionality The LAN connector is used to connect the TanGo to the local area network.
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Page 13: How To Connect
How to connect PoE power supply to TanGo To power up the TanGo, the LAN connector marked with PoE IN should be connected to the included PoE injector. Connect the PoE Injector LAN connector marked “POE” to the TanGo LAN connector marked PoE IN with a RJ45 terminated LAN cable. -
Page 14: Poe Power Supply From Tango
PoE power supply from TanGo To power an external PoE enabled device simply connect a LAN cable between the device and the LAN port marked “PoE OUT”. PoE IN PoE OUT The TanGo will support PoE power output at maximum 12 W when the TanGo is supplied by the included PoE injector or a switch which will supply power PoE IN... -
Page 15: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Error indication using LEDs If there is a fault in either the configuration or the Neets Control - TanGo unit, this will be indicated on the front LED indicators. In all error modes the power LED will flash red alternating with the IO LEDs. The alternating IO LEDs will indicate type of error.