AudioArts Engineering R-5 Owner's Manual page 52

3 2 1
6 5 4
9 8 7
12 11 10
I/O connector plug (rear
view, as it would be seen
while wiring); the beveled
orientation corners shown
correspond to the plug's
mating PCB-mounted
sockets.
SW1
RTZ
SW2
FF
SW3
REW
T
A
P
E
SW4
PLAY
SW5
REC
SW6
STOP
R-5 / Jan 97 R-5 / Mar 97
ACCESSORY WIRING
This section calls out specific pin-by-pin wiring instructions for the R-5
tape remote and external line selector switchbanks. If you need more
general information concerning the R-5 console wiring system and supplied
tools, please refer to Chapter One, pages 1-6 and 1-7.
Tape Remote (Control Connections)
R-5 tape remote switches are simple closures brought out to I/O pins on
the two connectors dedicated to this accessory section. The top (upper)
connector is labeled TAPE I/O B and handles wiring for switches 4 thru 6
(PLAY, REC, STOP). The lower connector (TAPE I/O A) is dedicated to
switches 1 thru 3 (RTZ, FF, REW). Note each switch has an associated LED
indicator that may be powered by the remote machine if desired.
Tape Remote I/O "A" (LOWER connector, switches 1-3)
Pin 1 - SWITCH 1, LED+
Pin 2 - SWITCH 2, LED+
Pin 3 - SWITCH 3, LED+
Pin 4 - SWITCH 1, LED-
Pin 5 - SWITCH 2, LED-
Pin 6 - SWITCH 3, LED-
Tape remote switch LEDs are designed to operate from +5VDC.
Pin 7 - SWITCH 1, normally open
Pin 8 - SWITCH 2, normally open
Pin 9 - SWITCH 3, normally open
Pin 10 - SWITCH 1, common
Pin 11 - SWITCH 2, common
Pin 12 - SWITCH 3, common
Tape remote switch connections are simple stand-alone control closures
that run directly to the section's I/O connectors. There is no interface to the
rest of the R-5 console circuitry.
Tape Remote I/O "B" (UPPER connector, switches 4-6)
Pin 1 - SWITCH 4, LED+
Pin 2 - SWITCH 5, LED+
Pin 3 - SWITCH 6, LED+
Pin 4 - SWITCH 4, LED-
Pin 5 - SWITCH 5, LED-
Pin 6 - SWITCH 6, LED-
Pin 7 - SWITCH 4, normally open
Pin 8 - SWITCH 5, normally open
Pin 9 - SWITCH 6, normally open
Pin 10 - SWITCH 4, common
Pin 11 - SWITCH 5, common
Pin 12 - SWITCH 6, common
A
CCESSORIES
Always be careful to double
check pin numbering on the
connector block and the
wiring diagram before
inserting the pin in the block!
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