Redback A 6531 Operating Manual page 6

Redback® Programmable Control System
1 IR Sensor
This sensor is used to learn IR codes.
2 Micro SD Card
The SD card is use to store all the icon and button configuration information. (Note: The Micro SD Card is inserted
with the contacts facing the rear of the wall plate).
3 Micro USB Connector
This connector is for the connection of a USB keyboard for inputting text when learning IR codes. An OTG (On
The Go) lead may be required for connection between the USB keyboard and the micro USB socket. A lead is
supplied with the wall plate.
4) DIP Switches
The A 6530 or A 6540 series wallplate wall plate has optional haptic and audible feedback of button presses.
These can be set by the DIP switches located on the rear of the wall plate as shown in figure 2.1b.
Switch 1: ON - Haptic Feedback active, OFF - Haptic Feedback disabled.
Switch 2: ON - Buzzer active, OFF - Buzzer disabled.
5 P1 Jumper Terminal
The A 6505A Serial Hub has three relay outputs and a PIR Trigger Input. The third relay output and the PIR
trigger use the same connection from the microcontroller inside the unit. This P1 jumper is used to configure the
A 6505A for use with the PIR trigger or with the relay 3 output. Using the shunt header supplied, fit the shunt on
pins 1 and 2 for relay 3 operation. For PIR operation fit the shunt to pins 2 and 3.
6 RJ45 Connector
This is used for the connection between the wallplate and Serial Hub or Distribution boxes. Connection is made
using Cat5/6 cable to a maximum distance of 50m.
7 RJ45 Connector
This is used when connecting two plates together for Tandem operation. (Note: Both plates need to be connected
to this socket).
2.2 WALL PLATE MOUNTING BRACKET
Figures 2.2a and 2.2b show the mounting brackets to suit the two different size wall plates.
The holes shown have the correct spacing for Australian standard wall boxes.
To mount the wall plate to a wall box use the supplied screws. If not using a wall box then mount the bracket using screws
suitable for the mounting surface (not supplied).
To fit the wall plate to the mounting bracket, first insert the hooks at the top of the bracket into the mouting slots on the
back of the wall plate. Then push the bottom of the wall plate against the wall making sure the bottom of the bracket
fits into the cutout on the rear of the wall plate. Using the supplied countersunk M2.5mm bolt/s, secure the plate to the
bracket (Note: the bolt/s will pull the plate upwards so that the hooks at the top of the bracket fit tightly into the wall
plate).
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Fig 2.2a Fig 2.2b
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