REMEMBRANCE USER GUIDE - Full Compass Systems · 2019. 9. 10. · Page 3 of 40 User Guide Leviton Remembrance Control Stations Table of Contents System Overview ..... 5 Remember When

of 40

User Guide

Leviton Remembrance Control Stations

REMEMBRANCEDMX-512 AND ANALOG CONTROL STATIONS

USER GUIDECopyright® 2004

Leviton Manufacturing Co., Inc.

DI-00X-RMB81-00A

of 40

User Guide


of 40

User Guide


Table of ContentsSystem Overview ..................................................................................................................... 5

Remember When … ....................................................................................................................................5Welcome Back to Simplicity. ........................................................................................................................5What experience is Prerequisite? ................................................................................................................5What is needed? ..........................................................................................................................................5What is not needed? ....................................................................................................................................6

Control Station Operation ....................................................................................................... 7Play Mode ....................................................................................................................................................7DMX Snapshot Record Mode ......................................................................................................................7Record Example: ..........................................................................................................................................8DMX Channel Mode .....................................................................................................................................9

Component Functions ........................................................................................................... 10Take control PCB .......................................................................................................................................102 Channel Analog Fader PCB ....................................................................................................................10ANA-2-DMX Scene Processor PCB...........................................................................................................10

System Design Considerations ............................................................................................ 11Place HHR or DMX-512 IN jacks near DMX stations................................................................................. 11Power Supply Requirements ...................................................................................................................... 11Current Calculation Examples: ...................................................................................................................12

System Cable Requirements ................................................................................................. 13Cross Referenced Analog Compatible Cable Types: .................................................................................13Cable Derating Requirements: ...................................................................................................................13

Eliminate Ground Loops ....................................................................................................... 14What is ground? .........................................................................................................................................14Keep COM and GND separate. .................................................................................................................14Make star or daisy chain connections. .......................................................................................................14DMX daisy-chain configuration rules: .........................................................................................................14DMX bridge rules: ......................................................................................................................................14

Advanced topics..................................................................................................................... 15Use of blocking (steering) Diodes. .............................................................................................................15

Addendum .............................................................................................................................. 16Wiring Details .............................................................................................................................................16Jumper Settings .........................................................................................................................................16Preset Station DMX-512 Snapshot Record Procedure ..............................................................................17

of 40

User Guide


Sample System Configurations ............................................................................................ 18Multi-Purpose Room With A/V Control Booth .............................................................................................18Small Church (All Analog Stations) ............................................................................................................19Theater With Houselights / Rehersal Lights ...............................................................................................20Dual DMX-512 Bridge ................................................................................................................................21

Wiring Diagrams..................................................................................................................... 221 Channel Analog Station (Cat. No. 001-RMB81-001) ...............................................................................222 Channel Analog Station (Cat. No. 002-RMB81-002) ...............................................................................233 Channel Analog Station (Cat. No. 003-RMB81-003) ...............................................................................244 Channel Analog Station (Cat. No. 004-RMB81-004) ...............................................................................255 Channel Analog Station (Cat. No. 005-RMB81-005) ...............................................................................266 Channel Analog Station (Cat. No. 006-RMB81-006) ...............................................................................278 Channel Analog Station (Cat. No. 007-RMB81-008) ...............................................................................2810 Channel Analog Station (Cat. No. 008-RMB81-010) .............................................................................2912 Channel Analog Station (Cat. No. 009-RMB81-012) .............................................................................30Entry Station (Cat. No. 010-RMB81-021) ...................................................................................................31Panic Station (Cat. No. 011-RMB81-022) ..................................................................................................324 Channel DMX-512 Station (Cat. No. 017-RMB81-104) ..........................................................................336 Channel DMX-512 Station (Cat. No. 018-RMB81-106) ..........................................................................3412 Channel DMX-512 Station (Cat. No. 019-RMB81-112) .........................................................................350-10V Analog Dimmer ................................................................................................................................36

Warranty .................................................................................................................................. 38LIMITED TWO YEAR WARRANTY AND EXCLUSIONS ..............................................................38

of 40

User Guide


SYSTEM OVERVIEW

Remember When …Remember when anyone could add a house light channel or a submaster to a lighting control system by wiring aslide pot to a diode and attaching it to which ever dimmers they wanted to control? Remember when controlstations could be set up as independents, or group them with masters all without having to have a lap top, memorizeDMX-512, know Windows 95 or battle the great configuration labyrinths envisioned by dyslexic software engineers?Everything was modular and simple. There was not a central “brain” that required programming, and there was notthe hidden central processor costs and LAN limitations of most conventional architectural control systems.

Welcome Back to Simplicity.This control system uses 3 small printed circuit board and 2 standard control protocols – DMX-512 and 0-10VDC astools to create complex configurations in the simplest and least expensive way.

The three PCB’s are:

• An on/off Take Control card

• A break-away, configurable, 0-10 VDC fader board.

• A 6 Channel 0-10VDC to DMX512 Scene Processor.

What experience is Prerequisite?The only principles a designer needs to understand is:

• Take Control

• Master

• Slave

• Independent

• Snapshot DMX stream

• Pile-On (highest takes precedence)

Previous experience with 0-10VDC, diode patching and/or DMX-512 control protocols and control wiring is helpful,but not essential.

What is needed?• 0-10 VDC or DMX-512 Dimmers/Ballast’s

• A DMX-512 Control Console for developing Scenes (DMX stations only)

• A +12to +16 VDC Power Supply or Analog Stations (This power supply is not required when used in conjunctionwith a DMX Station. See page 3 for current requirements)

• 10V/5VA bell transformer for DMX Stations (The DMX station will provide 150mA of +V to drive severalAnalog Stations).

of 40

User Guide


• Standard NEMA Gang Boxes

• Imagination

What is not needed?

• A PC, DOS, Windows. Configuration files, disks or download cables. Station thumbwheel settings, A centralprocessing cabinet. Lots of patience.

of 40

User Guide


CONTROL STATION OPERATION

Play Mode

Action Result

• Press the ON/OFF (Panic) button to The LED will light, indicating theactivate the station. station is active. An Entry or Panic

station will automatically activate a scene.

• Adjust Master Fader if applicable. The Master Fader Proportionally

controls all channel levels.

• Adjust Channel Fader if applicable. Channel Faders may control one

light, a group of lights, or an entire scene.

• Press the ON/OFF (Panic) button to The lights will fade out and the

turn off the lights. LED will turn off.

DMX Snapshot Record Mode(For DMX control stations only)

Action Result

• Insure JP1 Jumper is out on The remove jumper on JP1 puts the

ANA2DMX Processor Processor in DMX Snapshot mode.

• Insure Record Lock is off. Record Lock disables any attempt to

record scenes, D19 LED onANA2DMX Processor will be Orange if ableto record. Green if unable to record.

NOTE

Record Lock can be activated any of 3 ways:

1. Jumper JP1 shorted on 2 Channel Analog PCB on station.

2. Jumper JP2 shorted on ANA2DMX processor on station.

3. REC LOCK terminal on ANA2DMX processor on station driven with external +10VDC signal.

of 40

User Guide


• Turn off all control stations. This insures only console levels will

be recorded.

• Bring up the desired scene or look on This is the scene that will be

the main console recorded.

• Go to the DMX control station. This gets the station ready to be put

Slide Master Fader all the way up to full. in record mode.Slide all the channel faders down to out.

• Push and hold the ON/OFF button when The Green LED will light.

turning the station “ON”

• Count to 5 (approximately 5 seconds) This puts the Station into record

(continue to hold the ON/OFF Button). mode. (LED on ANA2DMX PCB turns green).

• Slide the Channel Fader up to full where This snapshots the DMX-512 data

the scene is to be recorded. (continue to stream, saving the entire scene underhold the ON/OFF Button). the proportional control of the

channel fader that slid to full. The LED on theANA2DMX Processor will blink red when it isfinished recording the scene.

• Release the ON/OFF button. This exits Record Mode.

Record Example:To record scene into fader 1: (assuming REC LOCK is off)

Action

• Slide master fader to full, channel faders to out.

• Push & hold ON/OFF button when it goes from OFF to ON.

• Count out loud while continuing to hold ON/OFF button:

“One one thousand”“Two one thousand”“Three one thousand”“Four one thousand”“Five one thousand”

• Slide channel fader 1 to full.

• Release ON/OFF button.

of 40

User Guide


DMX Channel Mode(for DMX control stations only)

Action Result

• Install Jumper JP1 on ANA2DMX PCB. This puts processor in channel mode.

• Dial up the starting address on This selects the DMX start address for

rotary Switches SW1, SW2, & SW3 fader A1.

• For fader channel single pattern Faders 1-6 will respond to DMX channels

operation, remove JP4. 1-6. (assuming start address – 001).

• For fader channel dual wraparound Fader 1 controls DMX channels 1 & 7;

Pattern operation, install JP4. Fader 2 controls DMX channels 2 & 8;Fader 3 controls DMX channels 3 & 9;Fader 4 controls DMX channels 4 & 10;Fader 5 controls DMX channels 5 & 11;Fader 6 controls DMX channels 6 & 12;(assuming start address = 001)(and 6 channel operation – see JP6)

• For highest takes precedence fader The fader channel will pile-onto the

operation, remove JP5 appropriate incoming DMX channels.

• To replace the incoming DMX channel The fader channels will replace the

levels with the fader levels, install JP5 appropriate incoming DMX channel levels.

• For 4 channel operation install JP6 on This puts the processor in 4 channel on

ANA2DMX Processor. wraparound mode.

• For 6 & 12 channel operation remove This puts the processor in 6 channel on

JP6 on ANA2DMX Processor. wraparound mode.

of 40

User Guide


COMPONENT FUNCTIONS

Take control PCBThe take control PCB has a single switch for ON/OFF operation. The take control PCB requires +12 to +16 VoltsDC 25mA connected across +V and common to operate. The PCB provides a regulated +10.6 VDC source whenthe ON/OFF switch is activated (turned on) and O Volts when off.

Pressing the ON/OFF switch sends a +10VDC pulse out the T/C terminal on TB1 and down the T/C wire to resetany other stations connected to the T/C wire and TB1. The Take Control line determines and connects the stationsyou want to respond in a group. Not connecting the take control line makes the stations or groups respondindependently of each other.

When the ON led is lit, +10VDC is available on the VOUT terminal. The VOUT signal can be used to activate asingle analog channel, or when used with prep cable PRP-31316-02, it can be used to activate several channels atonce. The VOUT signal’s most common application is to implement Panic or Entry Stations. See the Wiring Diagramsfor Entry or Panic stations for more details.

2 Channel Analog Fader PCBThe Fader PCB is a breakable PCB array that can be easily be configured for 1-12 channels with or without amaster fader. The input/output bussed connector scheme of J1/P1 passes DC power, analog 0-10V levels, andtake control across the control station to the terminal block on the take control card, or to a header for the ANA-2-DMX PCB. All 0-10V analog channels are buffered by an op-amp and diode blocked before leaving the PCB.

ANA-2-DMX Scene Processor PCBThe ANA-2-DMX PCB utilizes six 0-10 VDC analog control inputs to proportionally drive 6 DMX submaster scenesthat pile-onto each other and to the incoming DMX signal whether active or inactive. To record a scene, first bringup the desired look on the console running to the DMX IN terminal. Next, slide the master to full and the channelsto off. Push and hold the ON/OFF button to ON for about 5 seconds on the station, putting the station in recordmode. Finally, slide the fader up to full for the channel you wish to record the scene into. As long as the recordlockout is not enabled, the scene will be saved onto that channel, and will proportionally fade relative to the slidepot. For user convenience, the record lockout function which disables re-recording scenes is available on the DMXterminal Block, as a jumper on the ANA-2-DMX PCB itself, and also as a jumper on the 2 channel fader PCB.Record lock is perfect for setting up house light channels or looks, and then disabling the record function forpatrons. A DMX bypass relay is provided in the event of a power supply failure.

of 40

User Guide


SYSTEM DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS

Place HHR or DMX-512 IN jacks near DMX stationsPlace a Hand Held Remote Jack from the control console or a DMX-512 IN Jack where the console could beplugged in near any station that will be used to snapshot scenes on a frequent basis. This way scenes can beactivated from the console in the same place they are to be recorded.

Power Supply Requirements

DMX Station Current Supply:

(+V/COM power supply source for a single station connected to a single 10V/5VA transformer)

Station Type Supply Current Catalog No. # of Gang

4 Channel DMX Station 150mA 017-RMB81-104 4



12 Channel DMX station connected to qty 2-10V/5VA transformers. (transformers connected to separateAC1/AC2 inputs) 250ma.

NOTE

The +V/COM current through a DMX station should not exceed 750mA.

Analog Station Current Demands:

+V power supply requirements for a single station (+12 to +16 VDC)

Station Type ON OFF Catalog Bo. # of Gangs

Entry Station 25 mA 5mA 010-RMB81-021 1Panic Station 25 mA 5mA 011-RMB81-022 11 Channel Analog 30 mA 5mA 001-RMB81-001 22 Channel Analog 30 mA 5mA 002-RMB81-002 23 Channel Analog 35 mA 5mA 003-RMB81-003 44 Channel Analog 40 mA 5mA 004-RMB81-004 45 Channel Analog 45 mA 5mA 005-RMB81-005 56 Channel Analog 50 mA 5mA 006-RMB81-006 58 Channel Analog 60 mA 5mA 007-RMB81-008 610 Channel Analog 70 mA 5mA 008-RMB81-010 712 Channel Analog 80 mA 5mA 009-RMB81-012 8

of 40

User Guide


Current Calculation Examples:

3 Grouped Stations

Current demand calculation for qty 3, 6 channel stations connected in a group: T/C connected between stations,therefore only one station can be on at a time.

+V Amps = 50mA (station 1) + 5mA (station 2) + 5mA (Station 3) = 60mA

3 Independent Stations

Current demand calculation for qty 3, 6 channel stations connected independently; T/C not used. All 3 could be onat the same time.

+V Amps = 50mA (station 1) + 50mA (station 2) + 50mA (Station 3) = 150mA

of 40

User Guide


SYSTEM CABLE REQUIREMENTS

All DMX-512 lines ............................................. Belden # 9829 cable

All Analog lines ................................................. Alpha # 1898/x C cable1000 feet MAX!! Where x = the # of conductors

All AC1 and AC2 lines ....................................... 18 gauge 600V wire

Cross Referenced Analog Compatible Cable Types:Belden 8489 (4 conductor)

Belden 8467 (7 conductor)

Belden 8466 (12 conductor)

Belden 8619 (19 conductor) (color code does not match)

National # NQ-418J (4 conductor)



National # NQ-1918J (19 conductor) (color code does not match)

Cable Derating Requirements:Smaller gauges of multi conductor Alpha wire can be used for short runs with a minimum number of stations iffollowing list of the criteria is met:

Alpha #1896 (20 gauge conductors) can be used if:

1. The total analog cable length for the system does not exceed 300 Feet. AND

2. The maximum number of stations is 6.

Alpha #1774 thru #1180 (22 gauge conductors) can be used if:

1. The total analog cable length for the system does not exceed 100 Feet. AND

2. The maximum number of stations is 4. AND

3. The maximum number of channels is 6.

of 40

User Guide


ELIMINATE GROUND LOOPS

What is ground?This control system, like most other control systems requires a common reference for the electronics to functionproperly. This reference is typically denoted as Common or Ground. Control voltages are measured with respect tothis ground reference, just like the height of a person would normally be measured with respect to the ground theyare standing on. Without a proper common reference, the electronics can not make accurate voltage measurements,and therefore will not function correctly.

Keep COM and GND separate.The ANA 2DMX PCB has 2 different control references. COM (Analog Common) and GND (Digital Ground). Thetwo are nearly the same, except COM is the reference for all the analog control levels and GND (digital ground) isthe reference for the digital electronics and the incoming power supply. COM and GND should never be connectedtogether with external wiring. Never place This control systems control lines in conduit with other wires, or flickeringproblems could occur.

Make star or daisy chain connections.In this electronics system, it is important for all the COM signals to be connected in a start or daisy-chain configuration,as opposed to a ring o loop configuration. The reason is that a ring or loop configuration usually acts like a bigantenna which is excited and aggravated by adjacent power lines. Apply the following rules:

DMX daisy-chain configuration rules:(multiple DMX Stations connected in serial along one DMX-512 line)

1. Do not connect COM between DMX stations.

2. Use a separate power supply for each DMX station.

3. Daisy-chain the DMX-512 signal as normal, connecting the shield drain to DGND.

DMX bridge rules:(2 or more DMX Stations tied together with COM, each processing its’ own DMX-512 line)

1. Tie stations together using COM

2. Use a separate 10V/5VA transformer for each DMX Station

3. Connect the shield drain wire to DGND on the DMX-1 station.

4. Do not connect the shield drain wire to DGND on additional DMX stations (DMX-2, 3, 4 _). Leave the DGNDTerminals or DMX IN/OUT empty. The DMX shield can be passed through the station location, but it shouldnot touch or connect to anything in the box.

of 40

User Guide


ADVANCED TOPICS

Use of blocking (steering) Diodes.

What is a Diode?

A diode is a one-way valve. It allows current to flow in a forward direction, but not in a reverse direction. The inputis the anode, or un-banded end of the part; and the output is the cathode, or banded end of the part. When the input(anode) is at a voltage potential higher than the output (cathode), current will pass from the input to the output untilit fills up the output connection to nearly the same voltage level as available on the input connection. When theoutput voltage rises higher than the input voltage, the part shuts off

Analog Channel Grouping

Use 1N4148 or 1N914 diodes to select multiple Analog Channels to be controlled by a single fader, Entry, or Panicstation. This is done by connecting the banded end (cathode) of the diodes to each of the Analog Channels to becontrolled. Tie the un-banded ends together, and to the single VOUT or A (1-6) single fader control line that is tocontrol the channels. The diodes will keep the channels to be controlled separate except when the source channelis active. The 1N4148 or 1N914 is considered a signal diode. It is excellent for quick linear response in low-currentapplications, however it has a tendency to fail in high current applications.

Master/Slave Take Control

Un 1N4004 diodes to create Master/Slave take Control relationships between control stations. This is implementedby attaching the un-banded end (anode) to the master station, and the banded end (cathode) to the slave station(s).The master station will now be able to take control away from the slave station(s), but the slave station(s) will not beable to take control away from the master station. The master station will act as an independent from the slave(s)stations point of view. The slave station will also be unable to record presets if the master station is a DMX station,as the record operation is a function of the take control circuit. The 1N4004 is considered a rectifier diode, and isexcellent for high-current applications, like the take control circuitry, but it would perform poorly as a signal diode,because it requires significant current to operate properly.

of 40

User Guide


ADDENDUM

Concerning New REMEMBRANCE Preset Stations:

Wiring Details

8 Preset Station: Refer to 8 Channel Analog Station Wiring Diagram and Colortran(8-1028, 8-1148, 8-1188) Colortran Production Drawings for connection details of this Preset

Station in your specific system.

4 Preset Station: Refer to Colortan Production Drawings for connection(8-1024, 8-1144) details of this Preset Station in your specific system. Note

the following control wire mapping.

Station Terminal A2 = Preset #1 (usually System A1)Station Terminal A3 = Preset #2 (usually System A2)Station Terminal A6 = Preset #3 (usually System A3)Station Terminal A7 = Preset #4 (usually System A4)Station Terminal +V = +V for systemStation Terminal COM = COM for systemStation Terminal T/C = T/C as applicable in system design.

NOTE

Connect Station Terminal A1 to Station Terminal A2 on 4 presetstations to activate Preset 1 on power up.

Jumper Settings

JP3 IN: Enable Snapshot Record feature from this Station DMX-512 SceneSnapshot Record may be enabled if T/C is connected to recordingprocessor (either i series e control module, or REMEMBRANCE ANA2DMXprocessor). The station will also activate presets, and take control awayfrom other stations connected to its’ T/C line. Refer to Colortan ProductionDrawings for connection details, and refer to the snapshot record procedurebelow for operational details. The “OFF” LED will stay red while the “OFF”switch is pressed.

JP3 OUT: Disable Snapshot Record from this station. The station will only activatepresets, and take control away from other stations connected to its’ T/C.Line. The OFF LED will pulse red when the “OFF” switch is pressed.

JP5 IN: Activate Preset 1 on power up. Preset 1 will automatically turn on whenpower is applied to the station.

JP5OUT: Activate OFF on power up. All preset will be off when power is applied tothe control station.

of 40

User Guide


Preset Station DMX-512 Snapshot Record Procedure1. JP3 must be installed on this station.

2. Activate DMX-512 scene from control console or DMX-512 portion of control station. On i series e racks, ori series e Quad racks, a relative fade time for the preset may be assigned by setting DMX channels 511 and512 to the same control level as follows:

Full = 90 seconds90% = 9 seconds80% = 8 seconds70% = 7 seconds60% = 6 seconds50% = 5 seconds40% = 4 seconds30% = 3 seconds20% = 2 seconds10% = 1 seconds0% = Instantaneous

3. Turn off all other control sources, so only DMX-512 generated scene is active.

4. Press and hold the “OFF” Button. The “OFF” LED will turn and stay red.

5. Continue pressing the OFF switch for at least 5 seconds. If the preset station is connected to an i series erack, the lights will dim when the snapshot mode has been enabled. If the station is connected to an ANA2DMXprocessor, wait an extra second or two to insure that the processor is in snapshot mode.

6. While holding the OFF switch, press the preset switch where you would like the DMX512 scene stored.

7. Continue to hold the OFF button for another second or until the lights return to their normal levels.

8. Release the OFF button.

of 40

User Guide


SAMPLE SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS

MA

ST

ER

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

MA

ST

ER

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

CO

M+

VT

/CV

OU

TA

1A

2A

3

COM

+V

T/C

VOUT

A1

A2

A3

A4

A5

A6

A7

A8

A9

A10

A11

A12

10V

AC

X10

VA

CY

RE

C L

OC

KD

MX

OU

T+

DM

X O

UT-

DG

ND

OU

TD

MX

IN+

DM

X IN

-D

GN

D IN

A

MA

ST

ER

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

CO

M+

VT

/CV

OU

TA

1A

2A

3

B

RO

OM

13

CH

AN

NE

L A

NA

LOG

CA

T. N

O. 0

03-R

MB

81-3

CO

MB

INE

RO

OM

S

MA

ST

ER

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

CO

M+

VT

/CV

OU

TA

1A

2A

3

A

MA

ST

ER

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

CO

M+

VT

/CV

OU

TA

1A

2A

3

B

RO

OM

2 C

HA

NN

EL

AN

ALO

GC

AT.

NO

. 003

-RM

B81

-3

10V

/5V

A F

XM

RB

Y O

TH

ER

SA

/V B

OO

TH

MA

ST

ER

STA

TIO

N12

CH

AN

NE

L D

MX

STA

TIO

N C

AT.

NO

. 019

-RM

B81

-112

SLA

VE

STA

TIO

NS

LOC

KO

UT

CO

MB

INE

RO

OM

S

MA

ST

ER

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

CO

M+

VT

/CV

OU

TA

1A

2A

3

A

MA

ST

ER

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

CO

M+

VT

/CV

OU

TA

1A

2A

3

B

RO

OM

33

CH

AN

NE

L A

NA

LOG

CA

T. N

O. 0

03-R

MB

81-3

CO

MB

INE

RO

OM

S

MA

ST

ER

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

CO

M+

VT

/CV

OU

TA

1A

2A

3

A

MA

ST

ER

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

CO

M+

VT

/CV

OU

TA

1A

2A

3

B

RO

OM

43

CH

AN

NE

L A

NA

LOG

CA

T. N

O. 0

03-R

MB

81-3

CO

MB

INE

RO

OM

S

120V

AC

CO

NTR

OL

CO

NS

OLE

DM

X-5

12 B

ELD

EN

982

9 B

Y O

TH

ER

S

DM

X-5

12 B

ELD

EN

982

9 B

Y O

TH

ER

S

DIM

ME

R

RA

CK

RO

OM

1R

OO

M 2

RO

OM

4R

OO

M 3

A/V

BO

OT

H

AIR

WA

LLS

A

A

A

A B

B

B

B

NO

TE

Use

Alp

ha #

1898

wire

bet

wee

nal

l con

trol

sta

tions

.

Mu

lti-

Pu

rpo

se R

oo

m W

ith

A/V

Co

ntr

ol B

oo

th

of 40

User Guide


CO

M+

VT

/CV

OU

TA

1A

2COM

+V

T/C

VOUT

A1

A2

A3

A4

A5

A6

A7

A8

CO

M+

VT

/CV

OU

TA

1A

2

CO

M+

VT

/CV

OU

T

HOUSE DOWNLIGHTSVESTIBULE

NS

I CA

T. N

O. N

2408

VE

ST

IBU

LEE

NT

RY

STA

TIO

NC

AT.

NO

. 010

-RM

B81

-21

HO

US

E R

IGH

TT

WO

CH

AN

NE

LA

NA

LOG

STA

TIO

NC

AT.

NO

. 002

-RM

B81

-2

HO

US

E L

EF

TT

WO

CH

AN

NE

LA

NA

LOG

STA

TIO

NC

AT.

NO

. 002

-RM

B81

-2

PODIUMSANCTUARY WASHSOLOISTCHOIRBABTISMALHOUSE CHANDELIERHOUSE DOWNLIGHTSVESTIBULE

SA

NC

TU

AR

Y (

MA

ST

ER

STA

TIO

N)

8 C

HA

NN

EL

AN

ALO

G S

TAT

ION

CA

T. N

O. 0

07-R

MB

81-8

MA

ST

ER

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

DM

X -

DM

X -

DM

X +

DM

X +

MC

PX

MC

PX

+ 1

5V+

15V

RE

M +

RE

M +

RE

M -

RE

M-

1 2 3 4 CO

MC

OM

1 2 3 4 CO

MC

OM

NO

TE

Use

Alp

ha #

1898

wire

bet

wee

nal

l con

trol

sta

tions

.

Sm

all C

hu

rch

(A

ll A

nal

og

Sta

tio

ns)

of 40

User Guide


MA

ST

ER

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

MA

ST

ER

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

CO

M+

VT

/CV

OU

TA

1A

2A

3

COM

+V

T/C

VOUT

A1

A2

A3

A4

A5

A6

A7

A8

A9

A10

A11

A12

COM+VT/CVOUT

10V

AC

X10

VA

CY

RE

C L

OC

KD

MX

OU

T+

DM

X O

UT-

DG

ND

OU

TD

MX

IN+

DM

X IN

-D

GN

D IN

A

MA

ST

ER

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

CO

M+

VT

/CV

OU

TA

1A

2A

3

B

MA

ST

ER

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

CO

M+

VT

/CV

OU

TA

1A

2A

3

3 C

HA

NN

EL

AN

ALO

G S

TAT

ION

SC

AT.

NO

. 003

-RM

B81

-3

HO

US

ELI

GH

TS

TAT

ION

S

3 E

NT

RY

STA

TIO

NS

CA

T. N

O. 0

10-R

MB

81-2

1

EN

TR

Y (

CLE

AN

ING

)S

TAT

ION

S

10V

/5V

A F

XM

RB

Y O

TH

ER

S

CO

NT

RO

L B

OO

TH

12 C

HA

NN

EL

DM

X S

TAT

ION

CA

T. N

O. 0

19-R

MB

81-1

12

RE

HE

RS

AL

LIG

HT

SH

OU

SE

LIG

HT

S

ENTRY

EN

TR

Y S

TAT

ION

CA

T. N

O. 0

10-R

MB

81-2

1

HO

US

ELI

GH

T /

EN

TR

Y S

TAT

ION

SLO

CK

OU

T

HO

US

ELI

GH

T /

EN

TR

Y S

TAT

ION

SLO

CK

OU

T

120V

AC

CO

NTR

OL

CO

NS

OLE

DM

X-5

12 B

ELD

EN

982

9 B

Y O

TH

ER

S

DM

X-5

12 B

ELD

EN

982

9 B

Y O

TH

ER

S

DIM

ME

R

RA

CK

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

MA

ST

ER

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

COM

+V

T/C

VOUT

A1

A2

A3

A4

A5

A6

A7

A8

A9

A10

A11

A12

COM+VT/CVOUT

STA

GE

MA

NA

GE

RS

PA

NE

L12

CH

AN

NE

L A

NA

LOG

STA

TIO

NC

AT.

NO

. 019

-RM

B81

-112

EN

TR

Y S

TAT

ION

CA

T. N

O. 0

10-R

MB

81-2

1

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

CO

M+

VT

/CV

OU

T

B

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

CO

M+

VT

/CV

OU

T

B

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

CO

M+

VT

/CV

OU

T

B

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

Th

eate

r Wit

h H

ou

selig

hts

/ R

ehea

rsal

Lig

hts

NO

TE

Use

Alp

ha #

1898

wire

bet

wee

nal

l con

trol

sta

tions

.

of 40

User Guide


Du

al D

MX

-512

Bri

dg

e

MA

ST

ER

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

COM

+V

T/C

VOUT

A1

A2

A3

A4

A5

A6

A7

A8

A9

A10

A11

A12

AC

1A

C2

RE

C L

OC

KD

MX

OU

T+

DM

X O

UT-

DG

ND

OU

TD

MX

IN+

DM

X IN

-D

GN

D IN

10V

/5V

A F

XM

RB

Y O

TH

ER

S

CO

NT

RO

L B

OO

TH

12 C

HA

NN

EL

DM

X S

TAT

ION

CA

T. N

O. 0

19-R

MB

81-1

12

MA

ST

ER

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

COM

+V

T/C

VOUT

A1

A2

A3

A4

A5

A6

A7

A8

A9

A10

A11

A12

HE

AD

US

HE

RS

PA

NE

L12

CH

AN

NE

L A

NA

LOG

STA

TIO

NC

AT.

NO

. 009

-RM

B81

-12

120V

AC

CO

NTR

OL

CO

NS

OLE

DM

X2

DM

X1

BE

LDE

N #

9829

BY

OT

HE

RS

DR

AIN

WIR

E P

AS

SE

ST

RH

RO

UG

H S

TAT

ION

LOC

AT

ION

, BU

T IS

INS

ULA

TE

D F

RO

MS

TAT

ION

AN

DE

NC

LOS

UR

E

BE

LDE

N #

9829

BY

OT

HE

RS

ALP

HA

#18

98/1

5CB

Y O

TH

ER

S

MA

ST

ER

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

COM

+V

T/C

VOUT

A1

A2

A3

A4

A5

A6

A7

A8

A9

A10

A11

A12

AC

1A

C2

RE

C L

OC

KD

MX

OU

T+

DM

X O

UT-

DG

ND

OU

TD

MX

IN+

DM

X IN

-D

GN

D IN

10V

/5V

A F

XM

RB

Y O

TH

ER

S

STA

GE

MA

NA

GE

RS

PA

NE

L12

CH

AN

NE

L D

MX

STA

TIO

NC

AT.

NO

. 019

-RM

B81

-112

MA

ST

ER

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

COM

+V

T/C

VOUT

A1

A2

A3

A4

A5

A6

A7

A8

A9

A10

A11

A12

PO

DIU

M /

DE

SIG

NE

RS

RE

MO

TE

12 C

HA

NN

EL

AN

ALO

G S

TAT

ION

CA

T. N

O. 0

09-R

MB

81-1

2

120V

AC

DIM

ME

R

RA

CK

S

NO

TE

Use

Alp

ha #

1898

wire

bet

wee

nal

l con

trol

sta

tions

.

of 40

User Guide


WIRING DIAGRAMS

1 Channel Analog Station (Cat. No. 001-RMB81-001)

ON / OFF

Remembrance

FRONT VIEW

REAR VIEW

A6A5A4A3A2A1VOUTT/C+VCOM

10987654321

ORANGENO CONNECTWHITEREDBLACK

GREEN-VOUT FROMENTRY STATION /PANIC STATION

ALPHA1898/5C

BY OTHERS

TB1

ANALOGCONTROLHARNESSTO OTHERSTATIONS

OR TO0-10V DIMMERS

SIDE VIEW

EL

EC

TR

ON

ICS

TE

RM

INA

L B

LO

CK BEST

K/OACCESS

BESTK/O

ACCESS

FAIRK/O

ACCESS

NO K/OACCESS

FAIRK/OACCESS

FAIRK/OACCESS

FAIRK/O

ACCESS

2 GANG3-1/2" DEEPBACK BOXBY OTHERS

5/16"

3 1/2"

1"

of 40

User Guide



ON / OFF

Remembrance

FRONT VIEW

REAR VIEW


10987654321

BLUEORANGENO CONNECTWHITEREDBLACK


ALPHA1898/6C

BY OTHERS

TB1


OR TO0-10V DIMMERS

SIDE VIEW

EL

EC

TR

ON

ICS

TE

RM

INA

L B

LO

CK BEST

K/OACCESS

BESTK/O

ACCESS

FAIRK/O

ACCESS

NO K/OACCESS

FAIRK/OACCESS

FAIRK/OACCESS

FAIRK/O

ACCESS


5/16"

3 1/2"

1"

of 40

User Guide



MASTER

ON / OFF

Remembrance

FRONT VIEW

REAR VIEW


10987654321

BROWNBLUEORANGENO CONNECTWHITEREDBLACK


ALPHA1898/7C

BY OTHERS

TB1


OR TO0-10V DIMMERS

SIDE VIEW

EL

EC

TR

ON

ICS

TE

RM

INA

L B

LO

CK BEST

K/OACCESS

BESTK/O

ACCESS

FAIRK/O

ACCESS

NO K/OACCESS

FAIRK/OACCESS

FAIRK/OACCESS

FAIRK/O

ACCESS


5/16"

3 1/2"

1"

of 40

User Guide



MASTER

ON / OFF

Remembrance

FRONT VIEW

REAR VIEW


10987654321

YELLOWBROWNBLUEORANGENO CONNECTWHITEREDBLACK


ALPHA1898/8C

BY OTHERS

TB1


OR TO0-10V DIMMERS

SIDE VIEW

EL

EC

TR

ON

ICS

TE

RM

INA

L B

LO

CK BEST

K/OACCESS

BESTK/O

ACCESS

FAIRK/O

ACCESS

NO K/OACCESS

FAIRK/OACCESS

FAIRK/OACCESS

FAIRK/O

ACCESS


5/16"

3 1/2"

1"

of 40

User Guide



MASTER

ON / OFF

Remembrance

FRONT VIEW

REAR VIEW


10987654321

GRAYVIOLETYELLOWBROWNBLUEORANGENO CONNECTWHITEREDBLACK


ALPHA1898/10C

BY OTHERS

TB1


OR TO0-10V DIMMERS

SIDE VIEW

EL

EC

TR

ON

ICS

TE

RM

INA

L B

LO

CK BEST

K/OACCESS

BESTK/O

ACCESS

FAIRK/O

ACCESS

NO K/OACCESS

FAIRK/OACCESS

FAIRK/OACCESS

FAIRK/O

ACCESS


5/16"

3 1/2"

1"

of 40

User Guide



MASTER

ON / OFF

Remembrance

FRONT VIEW

REAR VIEW


10987654321



ALPHA1898/10C

BY OTHERS

TB1


OR TO0-10V DIMMERS

SIDE VIEW

EL

EC

TR

ON

ICS

TE

RM

INA

L B

LO

CK BEST

K/OACCESS

BESTK/O

ACCESS

FAIRK/O

ACCESS

NO K/OACCESS

FAIRK/OACCESS

FAIRK/OACCESS

FAIRK/O

ACCESS


5/16"

3 1/2"

1"

of 40

User Guide


8 C

han

nel

An

alo

g S

tati

on

(Cat

. No

. 007

-RM

B81

-008

)

MA

ST

ER

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

FR

ON

T V

IEW

RE

AR

VIE

W

A12

A2

A10

A9

A8

A7

A6

A5

A4

A3

A2

A1

VOUT

T/C

+V COM

10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

GR

AY

VIO

LE

TY

EL

LO

WB

RO

WN

BL

UE

OR

AN

GE

NO

CO

NN

EC

TW

HIT

ER

ED

BL

AC

K

GR

EE

N-V

OU

T F

RO

ME

NT

RY

STA

TIO

N /

PAN

IC S

TAT

ION

AL

PH

A18

98/1

2CB

Y O

TH

ER

S

TAN

PIN

K

6 5 4 3 2 1

TB

1

TB

2

AN

AL

OG

CO

NT

RO

LH

AR

NE

SS

TO O

TH

ER

STA

TIO

NS

OR

TO

0-10

V D

IMM

ER

S

SID

E V

IEW

ELECTRONICS

TERMINAL BLOCK

BE

ST

K/O

AC

CE

SS

BE

ST

K/O

AC

CE

SS

FAIR

K/O

AC

CE

SS

NO

K/O

AC

CE

SS

FAIR

K/O

AC

CE

SS

FAIR

K/O

AC

CE

SS

FAIR

K/O

AC

CE

SS

6 G

AN

G3-

1/2"

DE

EP

BA

CK

BO

XB

Y O

TH

ER

S

5/16

"

3 1/

2"

1"

of 40

User Guide


10 C

han

nel

An

alo

g S

tati

on

(Cat

. No

. 008

-RM

B81

-010

)

MA

ST

ER

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

FR

ON

T V

IEW

RE

AR

VIE

W

A12

A2

A10

A9

A8

A7

A6

A5

A4

A3

A2

A1

VOUT

T/C

+V COM

10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

GR

AY

VIO

LE

TY

EL

LO

WB

RO

WN

BL

UE

OR

AN

GE

NO

CO

NN

EC

TW

HIT

ER

ED

BL

AC

K

GR

EE

N-V

OU

T F

RO

ME

NT

RY

STA

TIO

N /

PAN

IC S

TAT

ION

AL

PH

A18

98/1

4CB

Y O

TH

ER

S

RE

D/Y

EL

RE

D/G

RN

TAN

PIN

K

6 5 4 3 2 1

TB

1

TB

2

AN

AL

OG

CO

NT

RO

LH

AR

NE

SS

TO O

TH

ER

STA

TIO

NS

OR

TO

0-10

V D

IMM

ER

S

SID

E V

IEW

ELECTRONICS

TERMINAL BLOCK

BE

ST

K/O

AC

CE

SS

BE

ST

K/O

AC

CE

SS

FAIR

K/O

AC

CE

SS

NO

K/O

AC

CE

SS

FAIR

K/O

AC

CE

SS

FAIR

K/O

AC

CE

SS

FAIR

K/O

AC

CE

SS

7 G

AN

G3-

1/2"

DE

EP

BA

CK

BO

XB

Y O

TH

ER

S

5/16

"

3 1/

2"

1"

of 40

User Guide


12 C

han

nel

An

alo

g S

tati

on

(Cat

. No

. 009

-RM

B81

-012

)

MA

ST

ER

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

FR

ON

T V

IEW

RE

AR

VIE

W

A12

A2

A10

A9

A8

A7

A6

A5

A4

A3

A2

A1

VOUT

T/C

+V COM

10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

GR

AY

VIO

LE

TY

EL

LO

WB

RO

WN

BL

UE

OR

AN

GE

NO

CO

NN

EC

TW

HIT

ER

ED

BL

AC

K

GR

EE

N-V

OU

T F

RO

ME

NT

RY

STA

TIO

N /

PAN

IC S

TAT

ION

AL

PH

A18

98/1

6CB

Y O

TH

ER

S

WH

T/B

LK

RE

D/B

LK

RE

D/Y

EL

RE

D/G

RN

TAN

PIN

K

6 5 4 3 2 1

TB

1

TB

2

AN

AL

OG

CO

NT

RO

LH

AR

NE

SS

TO O

TH

ER

STA

TIO

NS

OR

TO

0-10

V D

IMM

ER

S

SID

E V

IEW

ELECTRONICS

TERMINAL BLOCK

BE

ST

K/O

AC

CE

SS

BE

ST

K/O

AC

CE

SS

FAIR

K/O

AC

CE

SS

NO

K/O

AC

CE

SS

FAIR

K/O

AC

CE

SS

FAIR

K/O

AC

CE

SS

FAIR

K/O

AC

CE

SS

8 G

AN

G3-

1/2"

DE

EP

BA

CK

BO

XB

Y O

TH

ER

S

5/16

"

3 1/

2"

1"

of 40

User Guide


Entry Station (Cat. No. 010-RMB81-021)

ON / OFF

Remembrance

FRONT VIEW

REAR VIEW

VOUTT/C+VCOM

4321

GREENWHITEREDBLACK

ALPHA1898/4C

BY OTHERS

TB1


10987654321

PRP-31316-02PRP-31316-02PRP-31316-02PRP-31316-02PRP-31316-02PRP-31316-02

N/CWHITE

REDBLACK

ANALOG / DMX STATION TERMINATION REFERENCE

CONNECT ASDESIRED TOTERMINALS ONAPPROPRIATEANALOGSTATION.

CONTROL FORCHANNELS 1THRU 12 SHOWN.

CONNECTEDANALOGCHANNELSWILL GO TOFULL WHENPANIC SWITCHIS PRESSED

WIRE NUTAS REQUIREDBY OTHERS

PRP-31316-02 IS CALLED OUT SEPERATELY.SHOWN HERE FOR REFERENCE ONLY.

GREEN

TB1

A12A11A10A9A8A7

654321


TB2


OR TO0-10V DIMMERS

SIDE VIEW

EL

EC

TR

ON

ICS

TE

RM

INA

L B

LO

CK BEST

K/OACCESS

BESTK/O

ACCESS

FAIRK/O

ACCESS

NO K/OACCESS

FAIRK/OACCESS

FAIRK/OACCESS

FAIRK/O

ACCESS


5/16"

3 1/2"

1"

of 40

User Guide


Panic Station (Cat. No. 011-RMB81-022)

PANIC

Remembrance

FRONT VIEW

REAR VIEW

VOUTT/C+VCOM

4321

GREENWHITEREDBLACK

ALPHA1898/4C

BY OTHERS

TB1


10987654321


N/CN/C

REDBLACK

ANALOG / DMX STATION TERMINATION REFERENCE

CONNECT ASDESIRED TOTERMINALS ONAPPROPRIATEANALOGSTATION.

CONTROL FORCHANNELS 1THRU 12 SHOWN.

CONNECTEDANALOGCHANNELSWILL GO TOFULL WHENPANIC SWITCHIS PRESSED

WIRE NUTAS REQUIREDBY OTHERS

PRP-31316-02 IS CALLED OUT SEPERATELY.SHOWN HERE FOR REFERENCE ONLY.

GREENWHITENOT USED

TB1

A12A11A10A9A8A7

654321


TB2


OR TO0-10V DIMMERS

SIDE VIEW

EL

EC

TR

ON

ICS

TE

RM

INA

L B

LO

CK BEST

K/OACCESS

BESTK/O

ACCESS

FAIRK/O

ACCESS

NO K/OACCESS

FAIRK/OACCESS

FAIRK/OACCESS

FAIRK/O

ACCESS


5/16"

3 1/2"

1"

of 40

User Guide


4 Channel DMX-512 Station (Cat. No. 017-RMB81-104)

REAR VIEW


10987654321

YELLOWBROWNBLUEORANGENO CONNECTWHITEREDBLACK


ALPHA1898/18C

BY OTHERS

BELDEN 9829BY OTHERS

18 GAUGE 600V WIREBY OTHERS

EDWARDS #590DORMEYER #DCT 5-120OTHERS MAY APPLY

120 VACBY OTHERS


DMX-512 INFROM CONSOLE

5 PIN XLRFRONT VIEW

PUSH

TO DIMMER RACKDMX-512 OUT

5 PIN XLRFRONT VIEW

TB1

TB3


OR TO0-10V DIMMERS

DMX-512 START ADDRESS(CHANNEL MODE ONLY)

DRAIN WIREWHITE/BLUEBLUE/WHT


SHIELDDATA-DATA+

GNDDMX-DMX+GNDDMX-DMX+RECLAC1AC2

987654321

DRAIN WIREWHITE/BLUEBLUE/WHTDRAIN WIREWHITE/BLUEBLUE/WHTD

MX

OU

TD

MX

IN

154 23

1 542 3

10 VA

C 5VA

LISTE

D CLA

SS 2

TRAN

SFOR

MER

BY O

THER

S

MASTER

ON / OFF

Remembrance

FRONT VIEW

SIDE VIEW

EL

EC

TR

ON

ICS

MO

DU

LE

TE

RM

INA

L B

LO

CK BEST

K/OACCESS

BESTK/O

ACCESS

FAIRK/O

ACCESS

FAIRK/OACCESS

FAIRK/OACCESS

FAIRK/O

ACCESS


5/16"

3 1/2"

1 1/2"

2"

NO K/O ACCESS

LED

BLINKING RED = RECORD MODE

BLINKING YELLOW = PLAY MODE WITH ACTIVE DMX-512 IN AND RECORD ENABLED

BLINKING GREEN = PLAY MODE WITH ACTIVE DMX-512 IN AND RECORD DISABLED OR CHANNEL MODE

SOLID GREEN = PLAY MODE WITH NO DMX IN AND RECORD DISABLED OR CHANNEL MODE

SOLID YELLOW = PLAY MODE WITH NO DMX IN AND RECORD ENABLED

DIAGNOSTICLED

FUNCTION

LED

Note:Terminal Blocksare plugable

JUMPER SETTINGS

JP1 * OFF = SCENE SAVER MODEON = CHANNEL MODE

JP2 * OFF = RECORD ENABLE (SS MODE ONLY)ON = RECORD LOCKOUT (SS MODE ONLY)

JP3 * OFF = STATION ALWAYS OUTPUTS DMX-512ON = NO DMX OUTPUT WHEN STATION IS OFF

JP4 * OFF = CHANNEL MODE SINGLE SEQUENCEON = CHANNEL MODE DUAL REPEAT SEQUENCE

JP5 * OFF = CHANNELS PILE ONTO DMX-512 INON = CHANNELS REPLACE DMX-512 IN LVLS.

JP6 * OFF = 6 CHANNEL STATIONON = 4 CHANNEL STATION

JP7 RESERVED

* DEFAULT SETTING

of 40

User Guide


6 Channel DMX-512 Station (Cat. No. 018-RMB81-106)

REAR VIEW


10987654321



ALPHA1898/10C

BY OTHERS


18 GAUGE 600V WIREBY OTHERS

EDWARDS #590DORMEYER #DCT 5-120OTHERS MAY APPLY

120 VACBY OTHERS


DMX-512 INFROM CONSOLE

5 PIN XLRFRONT VIEW

TO DIMMER RACKDMX-512 OUT

5 PIN XLRFRONT VIEW

TB1

TB3


OR TO0-10V DIMMERS

DMX-512 START ADDRESS(CHANNEL MODE ONLY)



SHIELDDATA-DATA+

GNDDMX-DMX+GNDDMX-DMX+RECLAC1AC2

987654321

DRAIN WIREWHITE/BLUEBLUE/WHTDRAIN WIREWHITE/BLUEBLUE/WHTD

MX

OU

TD

MX

IN

154 23

1 542 3

10 VA

C 5VA

LISTE

D CLA

SS 2

TRAN

SFOR

MER

BY O

THER

S

MASTER

ON / OFF

Remembrance

FRONT VIEW

PUSH

SIDE VIEW

EL

EC

TR

ON

ICS

MO

DU

LE

TE

RM

INA

L B

LO

CK BEST

K/OACCESS

BESTK/O

ACCESS

FAIRK/O

ACCESS

FAIRK/OACCESS

FAIRK/OACCESS

FAIRK/O

ACCESS


5/16"

3 1/2"

1 1/2"

2"

NO K/O ACCESS

LED

BLINKING RED = RECORD MODE

BLINKING YELLOW = PLAY MODE WITH ACTIVE DMX-512 IN AND RECORD ENABLED

BLINKING GREEN = PLAY MODE WITH ACTIVE DMX-512 IN AND RECORD DISABLED OR CHANNEL MODE

SOLID GREEN = PLAY MODE WITH NO DMX IN AND RECORD DISABLED OR CHANNEL MODE

SOLID YELLOW = PLAY MODE WITH NO DMX IN AND RECORD ENABLED

DIAGNOSTICLED

FUNCTION

LED

Note:Terminal Blocksare plugable

JUMPER SETTINGS

JP1 * OFF = SCENE SAVER MODEON = CHANNEL MODE

JP2 * OFF = RECORD ENABLE (SS MODE ONLY)ON = RECORD LOCKOUT (SS MODE ONLY)

JP3 * OFF = STATION ALWAYS OUTPUTS DMX-512ON = NO DMX OUTPUT WHEN STATION IS OFF

JP4 * OFF = CHANNEL MODE SINGLE SEQUENCEON = CHANNEL MODE DUAL REPEAT SEQUENCE

JP5 * OFF = CHANNELS PILE ONTO DMX-512 INON = CHANNELS REPLACE DMX-512 IN LVLS.

JP6 * OFF = 6 CHANNEL STATIONON = 4 CHANNEL STATION

JP7 RESERVED

* DEFAULT SETTING

of 40

User Guide


12 C

han

nel

DM

X-5

12 S

tati

on

(Cat

. No

. 019

-RM

B81

-112

)

MA

ST

ER

ON

/ O

FF

Remembrance

FR

ON

T V

IEW

RE

AR

VIE

W

A12

A11

A10

A9

A8

A7

A6

A5

A4

A3

A2

A1

VOUT

T/C

+V COM

10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

GR

AY

VIO

LE

TY

EL

LO

WB

RO

WN

BL

UE

OR

AN

GE

NO

CO

NN

EC

TW

HIT

ER

ED

BL

AC

K

GR

EE

N-V

OU

T F

RO

ME

NT

RY

STA

TIO

N /

PAN

IC S

TAT

ION

AL

PH

A18

98/1

6CB

Y O

TH

ER

S

BE

LD

EN

982

9B

Y O

TH

ER

S

18 G

AU

GE

600

V W

IRE

BY

OT

HE

RS

ED

WA

RD

S #

590

DO

RM

EY

ER

#D

CT

5-1

20O

TH

ER

S M

AY

AP

PLY

120

VAC

BY

OTH

ERS

BE

LD

EN

982

9B

Y O

TH

ER

SB

EL

DE

N 9

829

BY

OT

HE

RS

DM

X-5

12 IN

FR

OM

CO

NS

OL

E

5 P

IN X

LR

FR

ON

T V

IEW

TO D

IMM

ER

RA

CK

DM

X-5

12 O

UT

5 P

IN X

LR

FR

ON

T V

IEW

WH

T/B

LK

RE

D/B

LK

RE

D/Y

EL

RE

D/G

RN

TAN

PIN

K

6 5 4 3 2 1

TB

1

TB

3T

B3

TB

2

AN

AL

OG

CO

NT

RO

LH

AR

NE

SS

TO O

TH

ER

STA

TIO

NS

OR

TO

0-10

V D

IMM

ER

S

DM

X-5

12 S

TAR

T A

DD

RE

SS

(CH

AN

NE

L M

OD

E O

NLY

)D

MX

-512

STA

RT

AD

DR

ES

S(C

HA

NN

EL

MO

DE

ON

LY)

GN

DD

MX

-D

MX

+G

ND

DM

X-

DM

X+

RE

CL

AC

1A

C2

9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

DR

AIN

WIR

EW

HIT

E/B

LU

EB

LU

E/W

HT

DR

AIN

WIR

EW

HIT

E/B

LU

EB

LU

E/W

HT

DMXOUT

DMXIN

DR

AIN

WIR

EW

HIT

E/B

LU

EB

LU

E/W

HT

DR

AIN

WIR

EW

HIT

E/B

LU

EB

LU

E/W

HT

SH

IEL

DD

ATA

-D

ATA

+

GN

DD

MX

-D

MX

+G

ND

DM

X-

DM

X+

RE

CL

AC

1A

C2

9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

DR

AIN

WIR

EW

HIT

E/B

LU

EB

LU

E/W

HT

DR

AIN

WIR

EW

HIT

E/B

LU

EB

LU

E/W

HT

DMXOUT

DMXIN

15 4

23

15 4

23

10 V

AC

5VA

LIS

TE

D C

LA

SS

2

TR

AN

SFO

RM

ER

BY

OTH

ER

S

PUSH

SID

E V

IEW

ELECTRONICSMODULE

TERMINAL BLOCK

BE

ST

K/O

AC

CE

SS

BE

ST

K/O

AC

CE

SS

FAIR

K/O

AC

CE

SS

FAIR

K/O

AC

CE

SS

FAIR

K/O

AC

CE

SS

FAIR

K/O

AC

CE

SS

8 G

AN

G3-

1/2"

DE

EP

BA

CK

BO

XB

Y O

TH

ER

S

5/16

"

3 1/

2"

1 1/

2"

2"

NO

K/O

AC

CE

SS

LE

DL

ED

BL

INK

ING

RE

D=

RE

CO

RD

MO

DE

BL

INK

ING

YE

LL

OW

= P

LA

Y M

OD

E W

ITH

A

CT

IVE

DM

X-5

12 IN

A

ND

RE

CO

RD

EN

AB

LE

D

BL

INK

ING

GR

EE

N=

PL

AY

MO

DE

WIT

H

AC

TIV

E D

MX

-512

IN

AN

D R

EC

OR

D D

ISA

BL

ED

O

R C

HA

NN

EL

MO

DE

SO

LID

GR

EE

N=

PL

AY

MO

DE

WIT

H

NO

DM

X IN

AN

D

RE

CO

RD

DIS

AB

LE

D

OR

CH

AN

NE

L M

OD

E

SO

LID

YE

LL

OW

= P

LA

Y M

OD

E W

ITH

N

O D

MX

IN A

ND

R

EC

OR

D E

NA

BL

ED

DIA

GN

OS

TIC

LE

DF

UN

CT

ION

LE

D

No

te:

Term

inal

Blo

cks

are

plu

gab

le

No

te:

Term

inal

Blo

cks

are

plu

gab

le

JUM

PE

R S

ET

TIN

GS

JP1

* O

FF

= S

CE

NE

SA

VE

R M

OD

EO

N=

CH

AN

NE

L M

OD

E

JP2

* O

FF

= R

EC

OR

D E

NA

BL

E (

SS

MO

DE

ON

LY)

ON

= R

EC

OR

D L

OC

KO

UT

(S

S M

OD

E O

NLY

)

JP3

* O

FF

= S

TAT

ION

ALW

AY

S O

UT

PU

TS

DM

X-5

12O

N=

NO

DM

X O

UT

PU

T W

HE

N S

TAT

ION

IS O

FF

JP4

* O

FF

= C

HA

NN

EL

MO

DE

SIN

GL

E S

EQ

UE

NC

EO

N=

CH

AN

NE

L M

OD

E D

UA

L R

EP

EA

T S

EQ

UE

NC

E

JP5

* O

FF

= C

HA

NN

EL

S P

ILE

ON

TO D

MX

-512

INO

N=

CH

AN

NE

LS

RE

PL

AC

E D

MX

-512

IN L

VL

S.

JP6

* O

FF

= 6

CH

AN

NE

L S

TAT

ION

ON

= 4

CH

AN

NE

L S

TAT

ION

JP7

RE

SE

RV

ED

* D

EFA

ULT

SE

TT

ING

of 40

User Guide


0-10V Analog Dimmer

ALPHA# 1898

BY OTHERS

ANALOGCONTROLHARNESS

FROMANALOG

STATION(S)

ORANGEBLUEBROWNYELLOWVIOLETGRAYPINKTANRED/GRNRED/YELRED/BLKWHT/BLK

BLACK

WHITENOT USEDGREENNOT USED

RED

131415161718192021222324600+V600TC2TC3TC4

123456789101112600600

ALPHA# 1898

BY OTHERS


FROMANALOG

STATION(S)

ORANGEBLUEBROWNYELLOW

BLACK

WHITENOT USED

GREENNOT USED

RED

1234

COMCOM

DMX-DMX-DMX+DMX+MCPXMCPX+15V+15VREM+REM+REM-REM-

1234

COMCOM

ALPHA# 1898

BY OTHERS


FROMANALOG

STATION(S)

INLEDGND

BLACKRED

ORANGEBLUE

BROWNYELLOW

VIOLETGRAYPINKTAN

1234567891011121314151617181920

1K OHMSGREENVOUT

CONTROLIN

PANIC

HOUSELIGHTS

WHITENOT USED

BLACKREDGREENWHITE

PN2222ABOTTOM VIEW

CAT. NO. 011-RMB81-22

BEC

NOTE:CONNECT GREEN WIRE TOVOUT ON ANALOG STATIONSFOR THIS APPLICATION ONLY.

PANIC

Remembrance

NSI Cat. No. N24081:1 DIMMER

TERMINATION

Colortran Model ENR 12 OR 24 withUniversal Control Module # 166-902 (3)

1:1 (1-12) DIMMER TERMINATION

Colortran Model ENR 968 Channel Houselight

DIMMER TERMINATION

of 40

User Guide


of 40

User Guide


LIMITED TWO YEAR WARRANTY AND EXCLUSIONS

Leviton warrants to the original consumer purchaser and not for the benefit of anyone else that this productat the time of its sale by Leviton is free of defects in materials and workmanship under normal and proper usefor two years from the purchase date. Leviton’s only obligation is to correct such defects by repair orreplacement, at its option, if within such two year period the product is returned prepaid, with proof of purchasedate, and a description of the problem to Leviton Manufacturing Co., Inc., Att: Service Department,20497 SW Teton Ave., Tualatin, Oregon 97062. All products returned to Leviton-NSI must have factoryauthorization for return prior to shipping. The purchaser is responsible for completing and mailing to Leviton,within 15 days of purchase, the warranty registration card enclosed with each product. This warranty excludesand there is disclaimed liability for labor for removal of this product or reinstallation. This warranty is void ifthis product is installed improperly or in an improper environment, overloaded, misused, opened, abused, oraltered in any manner, or is not used under normal operating conditions or not in accordance with any labelsor instructions. There are no other or implied warranties of any kind, including merchantability and fitness fora particular purpose, but if any implied warranty is required by the applicable jurisdiction, the duration of anysuch implied warranty, including merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, is limited to two years.Leviton is not liable for incidental, indirect, special, or consequential damages, including without limitation,damage to, or loss of use of, any equipment, lost sales or profits or delay or failure to perform this warrantyobligation. The remedies provided herein are the exclusive remedies under this warranty, whether based oncontract, tort or otherwise.

WARRANTY

of 40

User Guide


of 40

User Guide

Leviton Remembrance Control StationsPK-93382-00-01-1B

Leviton NSI Division Headquarters20497 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, OR 97062

Customer Service Telephone: 800.736.6682Customer Service Fax: 503.404.5594Technical Services: 800.959.6004

Leviton Manufacturing Company, Incorporated59-25 Little Neck Parkway, Little Neck, NY 11362-2591

Visit Leviton’s websites at http://www.nsicorp.com & http://www.leviton.com

Copyright® 2003. Leviton Manufacturing Company, Inc. All Rights ReservedSpecifications and pricing subject to change at any time.

Table of ContentsSystem Overview Remember When … Welcome Back to Simplicity. What experience is Prerequisite? What is needed? What is not needed? Control Station Operation Play Mode DMX Snapshot Record Mode Record Example: DMX Channel Mode Component Functions Take control PCB 2 Channel Analog Fader PCB ANA-2-DMX Scene Processor PCB System Design Considerations Place HHR or DMX-512 IN jacks near DMX stations Power Supply Requirements Current Calculation Examples: System Cable Requirements Cross Referenced Analog Compatible Cable Types: Cable Derating Requirements: Eliminate Ground Loops What is ground? Keep COM and GND separate. Make star or daisy chain connections. DMX daisy-chain configuration rules: DMX bridge rules: Advanced topics Use of blocking (steering) Diodes. Addendum Wiring Details Jumper Settings Preset Station DMX-512 Snapshot Record Procedure Sample System Configurations Multi-Purpose Room With A/V Control Booth Small Church (All Analog Stations) Theater With Houselights / Rehersal Lights Dual DMX-512 Bridge Wiring Diagrams 1 Channel Analog Station (Cat. No. 001-RMB81-001) 2 Channel Analog Station (Cat. No. 002-RMB81-002) 3 Channel Analog Station (Cat. No. 003-RMB81-003) 4 Channel Analog Station (Cat. No. 004-RMB81-004) 5 Channel Analog Station (Cat. No. 005-RMB81-005) 6 Channel Analog Station (Cat. No. 006-RMB81-006) 8 Channel Analog Station (Cat. No. 007-RMB81-008) 10 Channel Analog Station (Cat. No. 008-RMB81-010) 12 Channel Analog Station (Cat. No. 009-RMB81-012) Entry Station (Cat. No. 010-RMB81-021) Panic Station (Cat. No. 011-RMB81-022) 4 Channel DMX-512 Station (Cat. No. 017-RMB81-104) 6 Channel DMX-512 Station (Cat. No. 018-RMB81-106) 12 Channel DMX-512 Station (Cat. No. 019-RMB81-112) 0-10V Analog Dimmer Warranty LIMITED TWO YEAR WARRANTY AND EXCLUSIONS

Documents

REMEMBRANCE USER GUIDE - Full Compass Systems · 2019. 9. 10. · Page 3 of 40 User Guide Leviton Remembrance Control Stations Table of Contents System Overview ..... 5 Remember When