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1、RHB-200 Keypad Connecting Hub TUNCD MUTE MP3 OFF AV V V RKP-200 Learning Keypad RadioFans.CN 收音机爱 好者资料库 2RKP-200/RHB-200 1. RKP-200 Keypad 2. RHB-200 Connecting Hub TUNCD MUTE MP3 OFF AV V V ZONE OUT ZONE IN DC 12V CLONE IN ZONE1 IN ZONE3 IN ZONE4 IN ZONE2 IN IR OUT ZONE3ZONE4ZONE1 COMMON IR OUT ZON

2、E2 RadioFans.CN 收音机爱 好者资料库 3 DC 12V CLONE IN ZONE1 IN ZONE3 IN ZONE4 IN ZONE2 IN IR OUT ZONE3ZONE4ZONE1 COMMON IR OUT ZONE2 TUNCD MUTE MP3 OFF AV V V ZONE OUT ZONE IN TUNCD MUTE MP3 OFF AV V V ZONE OUT ZONE IN TUNCD MUTE MP3 OFF AV V V ZONE OUT ZONE IN TUNCD MUTE MP3 OFF AV V V ZONE OUT ZONE IN TUNC

3、D MUTE MP3 OFF AV V V ZONE OUT ZONE IN TUNCD MUTE MP3 OFF AV V V ZONE OUT ZONE IN 3. Connecting Keypads RadioFans.CN 收音机爱 好者资料库 4RKP-200/RHB-200 DC 12V CLONE IN ZONE1 IN ZONE3 IN ZONE4 IN ZONE2 IN IR OUT ZONE3ZONE4ZONE1 COMMON IR OUT ZONE2 4. Connecting RHB-200 5 DC 12V CLONE IN ZONE1 IN ZONE3 IN ZO

4、NE4 IN ZONE2 IN IR OUT ZONE3ZONE4ZONE1 COMMON IR OUT ZONE2 TUNCD MUTE MP3 OFF AV V V ZONE OUT ZONE IN TUNCD MUTE MP3 OFF AV V V ZONE OUT ZONE IN TUNCD MUTE MP3 OFF AV V V ZONE OUT ZONE IN TUNCD MUTE MP3 OFF AV V V ZONE OUT ZONE IN TUNCD MUTE MP3 OFF AV V V ZONE OUT ZONE IN TUNCD MUTE MP3 OFF AV V V

5、ZONE OUT ZONE IN TUNCD MUTE MP3 OFF AV V V ZONE OUT ZONE IN 5. Clone setup 6RKP-200/RHB-200 Contents 1. RKP-200 Keypad 2 2. RHB-200 Connecting Hub 2 3. Connecting Keypads 3 4. Connecting RHB-200 4 5. Clone setup 5 Introduction . 7 Key Features 7 RKP-200 Overview . 7 Device Buttons 7 Command Buttons

6、7 Multi-function Buttons 7 IR Sensor 7 Output Connector 7 Input Connector 7 DIP Switches 7 RESET Button 7 RHB-200 Overview . 7 Zone LEDs 7 Power LED 7 Clone Button 7 +12V DC input 8 Clone Input 8 Zone Inputs 8 Zone IR Outputs 8 Common IR Outputs 8 Connecting the system . 8 Cable selection 8 Connecti

7、ng Master Keypads 8 Connecting a Second Keypad 8 Mounting the Keypads 9 Connecting the RHB-200 to a Rotel Receiver 9 Connecting the RHB-200 to Source Components 9 AC Power connection 9 Operating the Keypads .10 Selecting a component 10 Operating a CD Player 10 Operating a Tuner 10 Operating a DVD Pl

8、ayer 10 Operating an MP3 Player 10 Backlighting 11 IR Sensor 11 Confi guring the keypads .11 Using the DIP switches 11 Disabling Backlighting 12 Disabling IR Sensor 12 Optional Device Buttons 12 Learning commands 13 Learning invisible layer commands 14 Programming a SMART Sequence 15 Programming a S

9、MART Sequence with Invisible Layer Commands 16 Cloning 16 Resetting keypads 16 Changing buttons 16 7 Introduction The RKP-200 Keypad and RHB-200 Connecting Hub provide an integrated system that allows con- trol of Rotel multi-zone systems from wall mounted keypads in remote zones. Key Features Progr

10、ammed to operate Rotel multi-zone receiv- ers, DVD players, CD players, and AM/FM tuners. Learning function to teach the RKP-200 com- mands from other remotes. Multi-step SMART programming for automatic sequences. System allows control from up to four zones. Two identically programmed keypads can be

11、 installed in each zone. Built-in IR sensor allows each keypad to receive commands from a handheld remote. Backlighting for use in dark rooms whenever a button is pressed. Durable laser-etched buttons with permanent labels. Optional buttons provide alternate la- bels. Cloning feature for easy duplic

12、ation of the entire command set from one RKP-200 to another. RKP-200 Overview The following describes the features and connec- tions on the RKP-200 keypad. Device Buttons Four buttons at the top of the keypad are perma- nently confi gured as device buttons. Pressing a de- vice button selects the act

13、ive source input on the multi-zone receiver and changes the function of the command buttons to operate that component. Command Buttons Eight buttons at the bottom of the keypad are per- manently confi gured as command buttons. Pressing a command button sends an IR signal to operate the selected comp

14、onent. Multi-function Buttons These two buttons are factory programmed as com- mand buttons. However, they can be optionally reconfi gured as device buttons should your system have more than four source components. IR Sensor An infrared sensor located behind the dark oval lens at the top of the keyp

15、ad, receives IR commands from a handheld remote control. Output Connector A modular RJ-45 jack on the back of the keypad connects the fi rst keypad in a zone to the RHB-200 hub with CAT-5 Ethernet-style cables. Also, used to connect the second keypad in a zone to the fi rst. Input Connector A modula

16、r RJ-45 jack on the back of the keypad for connecting a second keypad in a zone. DIP Switches Ten miniature switches, visible when the keypad is removed from the wall, are used in confi guring the keypad. RESET Button A small button, visible when the keypad is removed from the wall, cancels all lear

17、ned commands and restores the factory confi guration. RHB-200 Overview The following provides a brief description of the features and connections on the RHB-200. Zone LEDs Four LEDs on the front panel provide status infor- mation during cloning of keypads. Power LED LED near right side of front pane

18、l illuminates when the RHB-200 is connected to AC power. Clone Button Large button at right of front panel. Press to begin cloning during confi guration. 8RKP-200/RHB-200 +12V DC input The power connector receives +12V signal when AC power supply is plugged into a wall outlet. Clone Input RJ-45 modu

19、lar jack accepts CAT-5 cable from keypad during cloning confi guration. Zone Inputs Four RJ-45 modular jacks accept CAT-5 cables from keypads in up to four zones. Zone IR Outputs Four 3.5mm mini-jacks send IR signals to the zone IR inputs on a Rotel receiver. Common IR Outputs Six 3.5mm mini-jacks s

20、end IR signals to source components, either to a direct-wired connection (Rotel components) or to an IR emitter. Connecting the system Master keypads in up to four remote zones con- nect to a centrally-located RHB-200 Connecting Hub using standard Category 5 Ethernet-style ca- bling and 8-pin RJ-45

21、modular plugs. A second keypad can be added in each of the four zones, if desired. The second keypad is connected to the master keypad in its zone and provides duplicate functions from a second location. Cable selection Run 8-conductor CAT-5 Ethernet cabling from each keypad location to the RHB-200

22、Connecting Hub. Terminate each end of the cables with standard 8- pin RJ-45 modular plugs. Use a “straight-through” wiring code, with the same color wire connected to the same pin on every plug as shown below. If your cable has different color codes, make sure to wire every modular plug in the same

23、order. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 GREEN STRIPE GREEN SOLID ORANGE STRIPE BLUE SOLID BLUE STRIPE ORANGE SOLID BROWN STRIPE BROWN SOLID This illustration shows the signals carried by each conductor of the CAT-5 wiring: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 RX TX comm. data A1 B1 IR + IR GND +12VDC comm. control infrared signals power

24、 Connecting Master Keypads See Figure 3 The fi rst keypad in each zone is designated as the master keypad. All master keypads connect directly to the RHB-200 Connecting Hub as follows. 1. For Zone 1, connect one end of the cable to the ZONE OUT modular jack on the back of the master keypad. 2. Conne

25、ct the other end to the ZONE 1 modular jack on the RHB-200 Connecting Hub. 3. Repeat for the master keypads in Zones 2, 3, and 4, using the ZONE 2, ZONE 3, and ZONE 4 modular jacks on the RHB-200. The master keypads are shown in normal shading on the illustration. Connecting a Second Keypad See Figu

26、re 3 An optional second keypad in each zone is des- ignated as a slave keypad. Slave keypads always connect to the master keypad in the zone: 1. Connect one end of a Category 5 Ethernet cable from the ZONE OUT modular jack on the slave keypad. 2. Connect the other end to the ZONE IN jack on the mast

27、er keypad. 3. Repeat for the master keypads in Zones 2, 3, and 4, using the ZONE 2, ZONE 3, and ZONE 4 modular jacks on the RHB-200. Optional slave keypads are shown in lighter shad- ing on the illustration. 9 Mounting the Keypads Once all of the keypads are connected, pro- grammed, and tested, fi n

28、ish the installation by installing them into electrical boxes. NOTE: Purchase decorative switchplate covers to match those used in the room for light switches. The RKB-200 is not supplied with decorative switch plate covers because there is no way to know which style or color will match in custom in

29、stallations. The exact installation steps may vary depending on the style of switch plate covers you purchase. However, here is a typical installation method us- ing Decora style covers: 1. Remove the mounting bracket from the back of the decorative cover. 2. Place the mounting bracket over the elec

30、trical box. 3. Place the keypad through the mounting bracket and into the electrical box. 4. Place two screws through the mounting tabs on the keypad and through the mounting bracket to secure the keypad. Do not overtighten. 5. Place the decorative cover over the keypad and press in at the top and b

31、ottom until se- cure. There is a small slot in one edge of the decorative cover. Orient the cover so this slot is facing down. NOTE: Do not mount the keypads until all program- ming steps are complete and the system has been tested. Access to DIP switches at the back of the keypads is necessary duri

32、ng programming. Connecting the RHB-200 to a Rotel Receiver See Figure 4 The RHB-200 connecting hub sends command codes to a Rotel multi-zone receiver using infra- red commands. The connections are made using two-conductor cables with 3.5mm mono mini plugs on both ends. One cable is needed for each z

33、one with a keypad, up to a max of four. A Rotel RX-1052 multi-zone receiver is shown in the example: 1. Plug one end of the fi rst cable into the ZONE 1 IR OUT connector on back of the RHB-200. 2. Plug the other end of the cable into the zone 1 IR input on the receiver, labeled EXT REM IR IN on the

34、Rotel RX-1052. 3. Repeat for any additional zones, matching the ZONE 2 IR OUT on the RHB-200 to the ZONE 2 IR IN on the receiver, etc. Connecting the RHB-200 to Source Components See Figure 4 The RHB-200 connecting hub sends command codes to source components (such as CD play- ers) using infrared co

35、mmands. With most Rotel source components, connections are made us- ing two-conductor cables with 3.5mm mono mini plugs on both ends. One cable is needed for each source component. 1. Plug one end of the cable for the fi rst Rotel source component into any of the COMMON IR OUT connectors on back of

36、the RHB-200. 2. Plug the other end of the cable into the EXT REM IN IR input on fi rst source component. 3. Repeat for any source components, using any available COMMON IR OUT connectors on the RHB-200. NOTE: If your source component does not have an input for a hard-wired IR cable, you can use an i

37、ndustry standard IR emitter placed in front of the source components infrared remote sensor. Connect the other end of cable to a COMMON IR OUT connector on the RHB-200. This type of source component is shown at the bottom of Figure 4. AC Power connection Once all of the keypad and IR connections are

38、 complete, supply power to the RHB-200. 1. Plug the connector from the supplied AC adaptor into the +12V input on the back of the RHB-200. 2. Plug the AC adaptor into an AC power wall outlet. 10RKP-200/RHB-200 Operating the Keypads The keypads are preprogrammed to operate the Rotel RX-1052 multi-zon

39、e receiver and the follow- ing source components: Rotel CD Players: RCD-1072 however, they can store a SMART sequence of normal commands that is sent when the device button is pressed. The RKP-200 provides the option of designating the and/or the buttons as additional de- vice buttons. SW5 confi gur

40、es the button. SW6 confi gures the button. Details of the switch settings are provided with the instructions for each confi guration option, but here is a summary: SW1: Used for invisible layer command programming for the CD device. SW2: Used for invisible layer command programming for the TUN devic

41、e. SW3: Used for invisible layer command programming for the AV device. SW4: Used for invisible layer command programming for the MP3 device. SW5: In the ON position, enables the but ton as an additional device key. SW6: In the ON position, enables the button as an additional device key. SW7: Enable

42、s the learning mode in the ON position. SW8: Enables the SMART programming mode in the ON position. SW9: Enables (ON) or disables (OFF) the IR sensor on the front of the keypad. SW10: Enables (ON) or disables (OFF) the backlighting feature. Disabling Backlighting The RKP-200 backlighting feature ill

43、uminates a device button as a reminder of the selected de- vice as well as the button when the sound is muted. SW10 confi gures the backlighting mode: To enable the backlighting, put SW10 in the ON position. To disable the backlighting, put SW10 in the OFF position. 13 To make the only additional de

44、vice but- ton, put SW5 in the ON position: To make the only additional device button, put SW6 in the ON position: To make both and additional de- vice buttons, put both SW5 and SW6 in the ON position: For no additional device buttons, put both SW5 and SW6 in the OFF position: Learning commands The R

45、KP-200 keypad is programmed at the factory with basic commands for Rotel and other compo- nents as described in the Operating the Keypads section of the manual. These commands can be replaced when using non-Rotel components or for access to different features. New commands are learned by the keypad

46、by using a learning procedure during initial confi gu- ration of the keypad involving aiming the hand- held remote for the component at the IR sensor on the keypad. The four device buttons (, , , ) can- not be used to learn commands. In addition, you should not learn new commands replacing the , , ,

47、 and commands. Therefore, there are six buttons available for learning. These but- tons can store commands for each of the devices, ten commands for the device, ten for the device, etc. Overwriting commands for a device will not change the existing commands for any of the other devices. If you have

48、designated and/or as device buttons (SW5 and/or SW6 in the ON position), these buttons cannot be used to learn commands. However, they can be used as device buttons with commands learned on other buttons, just like the four standard device buttons (, , , ). In addition to learning commands on standard but- tons, each of the four main device buttons (, , ,