Extron electronics GlobalViewer CC 100C Installation Manual

CC 100C • Installation Guide
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Go to www.extron.com
the CC 101P installation guide, and the CC 100C specifications before connecting the product to the power
source.
General Setup
The Extron CC 100C GlobalViewer Campus Communication Suite Codec is an IP intercom public address and paging device, for
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use in Extron classroom AV systems and facilities, using the Extron Global Viewer Campus Communication Suite software.
CC 100C Front and Rear Panel Features
Front Panel Features
REMOTE REMOTE
RESET RESET
RS-232/485 RS-232/RS-485
A
Figure 1. Front Panel Features and Connectors
Front panel connectors and features are listed below:
RESET — Press this RESET button once to remove the
A
configuration password and reset the unit to factory
settings, with the exception of the network configuration
settings. To completely reset the unit to factory defaults,
including the network configuration settings, press and
hold the RESET button for 10 seconds and then release.
STATUS LEDs — Indicate the power and activity status
B
of the unit. The left LED lights green when power is
present, and the right LED flashes red with unit activity.
MIC input — Insert a 3.5 mm connector into this
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microphone input (TRS) audio jack. Audio received on
this input may be encoded
and streamed over network.
Wire the TRS
connector as:
Tip = microphone,
Ring = power,
Sleeve = ground.
LINE IN — Connect an unbalanced, line level, mono
D
audio input to this 2-pole connector. Audio received on
this input, when selected, is encoded and streamed over
network.
LINE OUT — Connect this port to the Extron PVS 407D
E
or PVCA 452 auxiliary input to amplify the audio for
playback through the system speakers. This 2-pole
connector outputs unbalanced, line level, mono audio.
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STORAGE STORAGE
LINE LINE
IN IN OUT OUT SUB
STATUS STATUS MIC MIC A B
B C D E
Tip (Mic)
Ring
(Power)
Sleeve (Gnd)
3.5 mm Microphone Input Plug
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Rear Panel Features
F G
MIC MIC SPKR SPKR
V V
INPUT RELAY N/A N/A
INPUT RELAY
0 1 G NO C NC
1 2 G NO C NC
H I
Figure 2. Rear Panel Connectors
Rear panel connectors are listed below:
MIC input — Microphone audio input is carried on this
F
3-pole connection. Input is encoded and streamed over
the network.
SPKR output (2 watt, mono) — For speaker output,
G
connect a mono speaker to this 2-pole captive screw
connector (see
wiring details).
INPUT (configurable input) — Connect to this 3-pole
H
captive screw connection for contact input. When
triggered, the contact input initiates audio encoding for
streaming over the network.
Connect port 0 or 1 to ground (
RELAY (configurable input) — Connect to this 3-pole
I
captive screw connection for relay input. The connector
has a normally open relay (NO), a common (
normally closed relay (NC).
LAN — For networking use, connect the LAN to this
J
RJ-45 connector. The two associated LEDs indicate
connection and data activity.
POWER IN — Connect a power supply to the 2-pole
K
captive screw connector or to the coaxial connector for
12 V to 15 V power input. Observe the correct polarity.
POWER IN POWER IN
LAN/PoE LAN 12-15V 12-15V
12W MAX 12W MAX
J K
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