Ir Control Connections - Binary B-200-1CAT-HDIR Owner's Manual

5.2. IR Control Connections

Bi-directional IR signals are transmitted between the B-200-1CAT-HDIR Transmitter
and Receiver over the Cat5e/6 cable. How the IR connections function varies on the
Transmitter and Receiver based on the common use cases for sending and receiving IR.
This section outlines the operation of IR on the Transmitter and Receiver.
Important Note: The functionality of the IR Receiver In on the Transmitter changed starting with serial
number: 715212090001 removing the +9V to power an IR Receiver. Follow the sections for the serial
number of the unit being installed to ensure that no damage will occur.
IR Processor / Controller
IR Outputs
A
Receiver
B-200-1CAT-HDIR
Transmitter
D
A IR Receiver In Transmitter-See Section 5.2.1
B IR Receiver In Receiver-See Section 5.2.2
C IR Flasher Out -See Section 5.2.3
D HD Link (RJ45)-See Section 5.1
Note: This diagram depicts the functionality of serial number 715212090001 or above.
Follow the sections for the serial number of the unit being installed to ensure that no
damage will occur.
Connection Precautions!
• Before connecting an IR Receiver or an IR Automation System, verify that the
B-320-1CAT-HDIR is OFF to avoid damaging the unit.
• The IR Receiver In (3.5mm {1/8"} Stereo) on the Receiver provides 9V power
to power IR Receivers. This voltage can damage flashers and Automation
Systems. Take caution before plugging an IR Flasher or IR Receiver into the
respective IR sockets. The Manufacturer's Warranty will not cover any damage
that may occur. See IR Control Connections section for proper cabling.
• Pin out configurations for IR Receivers and Automation Systems vary. Before
connecting to this input, review this section carefully in order to match the pin
outs for the B-320-1CAT-HDIR.
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