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- Page 1 CTL101 CONTROL INTERFACE CTL 1 0 1 OPERATION MANUAL...
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Page 2: Fcc Compliance
Para prevenir un incendio, reemplace solo con el mismo tipo de fusible. CE COMPLIANCE All products exported to Europe by Inline, Inc. after January 1, 1997 have been tested and found to comply with EU Council Directive 89/336/EEC. These devices conform to the following... - Page 3 Set the Sensor Mode Button to the EXT position. 5. Turn on the computer / control system and all other devices connected to the CTL101. 6. Apply power to the CTL101 using the IN9230 power cord. The front panel power LED will illuminate.
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
Diagram E: Serial Command Conversion / Long Distance Transmission ..11 CTL101 Connectors and Controls ..............12 Front Panel Indicators..................12 Rear Panel Connectors and Controls ...............12 CTL101 Control Interface Connectors and Controls Diagram.......13 Dipswitch Settings ....................13 Dipswitch Bank #1 ..................14 Dipswitch Bank #2 ..................14 Serial Port Set-Up....................15... -
Page 6: Product Overview
RS-485 serial commands. The unit allows complete systems integration and system control via a single computer workstation, contact closure and / or infrared remote. The CTL101 can also be used to remotely control a VCR, DVD, INLINE unit or any other IR receiver equipped device by passing along IR remote signals. -
Page 7: Installation
1.) Set the Dipswitches - as appropriate for your installation (if applicable). See pages 13 & 14 for more details. 2.) Place / Install the CTL101 Interface - at the desired location. Make sure that the IR sensor window remains unobstructed. -
Page 8: Ctl101 Serial Port Wiring Diagrams
Sensor to the IR Sensor Input Port (see the Wiring Diagram on page 6 and Application Diagram D on page 10). The sensor can be mounted in a remote location and can relay signals to the CTL101 from up to 1000 feet away. Set the Sensor Mode button to the EXT position. - Page 9 Computer Serial Port Serial Port (DB-9 Connector) GND 1 When using the RS-485 option you can connect multiple CTL101 units in parallel. When multiple devices are connected only the start and end units should be terminated. Terminate Terminate ©2002 - INLINE, Inc.
- Page 10 CTL131 Remote Sensor Set switch on rear of CTL101 to “EXT” CTL101 CTL131 IR Sensor Input RCV - RCV+ CAUTION: Pay close attention NOT to reverse the +5V and GND connections. Pin 1 and 4 are marked on the circuit board next to the connector.
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Page 11: Ctl101 Control Interface Application Diagrams
CTL101 CONTROL INTERFACE APPLICATION DIAGRAM A serial control sources contact closure sources ir controlled IN9471 Module IN9360 Module Switch IN3590 With Double With Switch Wired Remote Control System DVD Player with IR Control Throw Switch CTL130 IR Emitter 9 0-2 60 VA C; 0. 05 A; 47- 63Hz... -
Page 12: Diagram B: Ir To Serial Command Conversion
CTL101 CONTROL INTERFACE APPLICATION DIAGRAM B: IR to Serial Command Conversion serially controlled devices = IR Signal = Serial Control = Power IN1404 Video / RGB Video Scaler IN31608–6 Presentation Switcher with RS-232 Serial Control Port with RS-232 Serial Control Port RS232 or RS422 or RS485 9 0-2 60 VA C;... -
Page 13: Diagram C: Contact Closure To Serial Command Conversion
CTL101 CONTROL INTERFACE APPLICATION DIAGRAM C: Contact Closure to Serial Command Conversion contact closure sources = Serial Control = Contact Closure = Power IN9471 Module IN9360 Module Switch IN3590 With Double With Switch Wired Remote Throw Switch 9 0-2 60 VA C; 0. 05 A; 47- 63Hz... -
Page 14: Diagram D: Remote Ir Sensor / Ir Repeating
= 4 Conductor 20 AWG = Hard-Wired IR Signal = Power CTL101 — Back View T E C H N I C A L S U P P O R T : (800) 882-7117 9 0-2 60 VA C; 0. 05 A; 47- 63Hz (714) 921-4100 M A D E I N U . -
Page 15: Diagram E: Serial Command Conversion / Long Distance Transmission
CTL101 CONTROL INTERFACE APPLICATION DIAGRAM E: Serial Command Conversion / Long Distance Transmission serial control sources = Serial Control = Power Control System RS232 9 0-2 60 VA C; 0. 05 A; 47- 63Hz T E C H N I C A L S U P P O R T :... -
Page 16: Ctl101 Connectors And Controls
(see the Dipswitch Bank Tables on page 14). Sensor Mode - is located on the left rear of the CTL101. This switch allows users to toggle between the unit’s internal IR sensor and the remote sensor. When the switch is in the INT position (down), the unit’s internal IR sensor is active (factory default). -
Page 17: Ctl101 Control Interface Connectors And Controls Diagram
RS-232, or RS-422 / RS-485 physical interface. Dipswitch Bank #2 is used to isolate the contact closure ports and to configure the CTL101 to the default baud rate (9600). The factory default and specialized dipswitch settings are listed below:... -
Page 18: Dipswitch Bank #1
DIPSWITCH BANK #2 In most cases, the contact closure ports use internal power from the CTL101 to sense changes (switches 1 & 2 are enabled). Users can completely isolate the remote contacts & wiring from the CTL101 by incorporating an external +5 volt power supply into the system (see the CTL101 Contact Closure Inputs Diagrams on page 6). -
Page 19: Serial Port Set-Up
9600 baud (factory default setting) BAUD RATE SELECTION The CTL101 has a factory default baud rate of 9600 bps and can communicate at baud rates from 1200 up to 115,200. Note: The baud rate of the computer / A/V equipment must match the baud rate selected on the CTL101 (both the input and output port are set to the same baud rate). -
Page 20: Terminal Emulation Parameters
Package. ™ By default, the CTL101 is set up to accommodate most common terminal emulation programs. If the unit is not communicating properly (i.e. unwanted text / messages appear on the screen, double spacing occurs between menu choices, menu selections are followed by "error" responses, etc.), set the parameters to full duplex, no delimiter pause and no flow control, then check the emulation program set-up. - Page 21 A "Code Area is Full" message will appear after 120 characters have been entered. Note: If Delimiter Pause is selected, the CTL101 will pause for a response end delimiter or a one second timeout between commands in a string, allowing the controlled equipment time to process each command.
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Page 22: Infrared Codes
Once established, the unit will always power up in the last group selected. Group #1 Command Codes - allow users to run a single INLINE unit by using the same delimiters (the same beginning and end [ ] brackets). - Page 23 1. Remote Delay ON - for Single push 2. Remote Delay OFF - for Continuous push Users are now prompted to program the CTL101 for either single push operation (which repeats the code no faster than 2 times per second), or for continuous operation (to repeat the code 20 times per second while the button is pushed).
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Page 24: Serial Port Control
1. Baud Rate - allows users to change the baud rate. The new setting will become the default baud rate. The terminal computer baud rate must now be changed to communicate with (match) the CTL101. Note: Change the A/V equipment baud rates first, the CTL101 baud rate second, and the computer baud rate last. -
Page 25: Delimiter Pause
/ or IR signal. If a contact change or an IR signal is sensed, the CTL101 will send an XOFF command to the computer (once a delimiter is received from the computer going to the equipment, or a one second timeout). - Page 26 1. Don’t Wait For Response - allows the CTL101 to deliver a command without receiving an end delimiter from the controlled equipment. In most instances this mode is used because it decreases the CTL101 response time (it does not have to wait for a response before the next command [button push] can be issued).
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Page 27: Self-Test
CTL101 operation. The menu indicates the status of the unit as the system runs a self-check. All functions (SRAM, static memory, Flash, etc.) are tested and the CTL101 indicates whether or not the unit passed or failed. -
Page 28: Specifications
(1) IN9339: Adjustment Tool with Technician’s Blade (1) 4-Pin Remote IR Sensor Connector with Screw Terminals (2) 5-Pin Serial Port Connectors with Screw Terminals (2) 10-Pin Contact Closure Connectors with Screw Terminals (1) Operation Manual CTL101 Operation Manual - V1.3 03/22/02 ©2002 - INLINE, Inc. -
Page 29: Troubleshooting
Problem: While setting up the IR remote control for a new manufacturer / component for the first time, a "Signal Error" message appears on the screen. Œ Solution 1: The "Signal Error" may result from the CTL101 adjusting to a new code format. Try again. Œ... -
Page 30: Contact Switch Technical Information
ΠSolution 4: Make sure that the connector cable is properly inserted into both / all units. If problems persist, call INLINE Technical Services at (714) 450-1800 for further assistance. Contact Switch Technical Information 1. Contact current is controlled via a 560-ohm resistor to less than 10 milliamps. -
Page 31: Ctl120 Remote Control Diagrams
IMPORTANT: You must press the MATRIX button ( ) once to set the CTL120 remote to control INLINE matrix switchers. Before using the remote control, determine whether your matrix switcher has been set to operate in either Direct mode or Matrix mode by checking the Switching Mode status lights on the front panel. - Page 32 CTL120-2 COMMAND EXAMPLES FOR IN1400 SERIES VIDEO SCALERS VIDEO SCALER IMPORTANT: You must press the VIDEO SCALER button ( ) once to set the CTL120 remote to control INLINE IN1400 Series video scalers. COMMAND EXAMPLES Select Input #3. Engage digital freeze frame...
- Page 33 CTL120-2 REMOTE CONTROL CONNECTORS & CONTROLS IN3600 Series Switchers SWITCHER 1st BUTTON TO PRESS Switcher Button Press this button first to set the CTL120 to control IN3600 Series switchers POWER VIDEO SCALER SWITCHER MATRIX AUDIO Numeric Buttons Press to select the desired input ENTER INPUT...
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Page 34: Warranty
If equipment fails because of such defects and INLINE is notified within three (3) years from the date of shipment, INLINE will, at its option, repair or replace the equipment at its plant, provided that the equipment has not been subjected to mechanical, electrical, or other abuse or modifications.
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