Typical Connections - Proficient One Owner's Manual

TYPICAL CONNECTIONS

Electronics Module
Pro cient One IR Receiver
mounts directly on a
at panel TV frame or
to one of the included
TV, Tabletop or Flush
Mount Adapters
Remote Control
SINGLE ROOM - EQUIPMENT CABINET
With the IR Receiver configured and installed in a surface mount, TV mount, flush mount
or tabletop application as described on the previous pages, install the IR Router and then
connect the IR Receiver, Flashers and Power Supply to the IR Router as described below.
1.
Find a convenient location in the equipment cabinet to mount the IR Router. This
location should allow easy access for making connections and be located so the IR
Receiver, Flasher and Power Supply wires can all be connected without modification.
Attach the IR Router to a cabinet wall or shelf with the included adhesive strip or
wood screws. Be sure the screws are long enough to secure the Router but not so
long that they extend out of the side of the cabinet.
2.
Connect the IR Receiver to the "IR RCVR" jack on the IR Router.
3.
Carefully position one IR Flasher over the IR Eye on each audio/video component to
be controlled. (If the eye is not obvious, shine a small flashlight into the front panel
of the component to locate the eye, or refer to the component's owner's manual.)
4.
Position the IR Flasher so the mini-wire is positioned toward the nearest top or
bottom edge on the component being controlled.
5.
Carefully wrap the Flasher mini-wire around to the back of the component and
run the Flasher wire to the IR Router, being careful to not pinch the wire between
components.
6.
Connect the Dual Flasher to one of the "IR Flashers" jacks on the IR Router . Repeat
for all Flashers.
To extend wire length,
cut here.
IR Power
Supply
12VDC
PROFICIENT ONE
Regulated
IR Reciver
500mA
To 120V AC
(unswitched)
Diagram 14 - Typical Connections
IR Dual
Flasher
PTP-1.0
IR Router
10
DVD
Cable
IR Flasher
w/red LED
A/V Receiver
PTP-1.0
Plug to Plug
Jumper Cable