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ETC CueSystem Installation Manual

ETC CueSystem Installation Manual

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ETC Installation Guide
CueSystem Relay Interface
Overview
CueSystem Relay Interface connects to the CueSystem network to provide 120 V relay-driven outputs to
control external systems for cue indication, such as basket lights or LED tape light. Operating a CueSystem
Relay Interface requires a PC with the CueSystem PC application, a network switch, and a CueSystem desk.
Download the CueSystem PC application from
functionality.
Relay Interface with
C-Clamp Hanger
Instructional Safeguards
Input rating: 120 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 10 A Max
Output rating: 3 A Max per circuit, 120 VAC
Note:
CAUTION:
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The CueSystem Relay Interface supports up to 10 A total connected load; more than three
output circuits cannot be loaded to 3 A at the same time. If you overload the outputs, the
input fuse will blow. To replace a blown fuse, see
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Relay Interface with
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Desktop Relay Interface
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Relay Interface with
Wall-Mount Plate
Input Fuse
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Summary of Contents for ETC CueSystem

  • Page 1 CueSystem Relay Interface connects to the CueSystem network to provide 120 V relay-driven outputs to control external systems for cue indication, such as basket lights or LED tape light. Operating a CueSystem Relay Interface requires a PC with the CueSystem PC application, a network switch, and a CueSystem desk.
  • Page 2: Required Tools

    Mount the Relay Interface The CueSystem Relay Interface includes mounting hardware for four mounting options: 1. wall-mount: flat plate with slotted holes 2. pole-mount: flat mounting plate with round holes, two U-bolts, four washers, and four 3/8 inch nuts 3.
  • Page 3 ETC Installation Guide CueSystem Relay Interface Pole-Mount 1. Using the Phillips screwdriver and the four M4x8 mm screws, secure the pole-mount plate to the back of the enclosure. • The pole-mount plate has round holes. 2. Place one U-bolt around the pole.
  • Page 4: Relay Operation

    Relay Operation Use the CueSystem PC application with a CueSystem desk to enable and disable the relays. There are eight relay LEDs on the front of the enclosure, one for each circuit (see G in the illustration above). An illuminated green LED means the relay is on.
  • Page 5: Fcc Compliance

    Help from Technical Services If you experience difficulty during setup or installation of CueSystem, additional information is available from etcconnect.com, or by contacting ETC Technical Services at your local office listed at the bottom of the first page. Compliance For current and complete compliance information, view the product datasheets at etconnect.com/...