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Cisco Smart+Connected I/O Extender Reference

Guide

This document provides additional information about the available ports, technical specifications and

features of the Cisco Smart+Connected I/O Extender (SCH-IO-EXT-8).

• Overview, page 2

• Package Contents, page 2

• Requirements, page 3

• Mounting Options, page 3

• Installation Instructions, page 4

• Front View (LEDs and Other Features), page 4

• Rear View (Input and Output Ports), page 5

• Installation Instructions, page 4

• Connecting the Devices, page 6

• Configuring the Cisco I/O Extender, page 9

• Resetting the Device, page 10

• Using the Identification Button, page 10

• Specifications, page 10

• Regulatory/Safety Information, page 11

• Related Documentation, page 11

• Warranty, page 12

• Service and Support, page 12

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Overview

The Cisco Smart+Connected I/O Extender provides additional ports for controlling home theaters, video

devices, motion sensors, and other devices that use infrared (IR), serial, contact, and relay connections.

When paired with a Cisco Smart+Connected Residential Controller, the Cisco I/O Extender is ideal for

expanding control in large, multiroom residences or for residences with numerous devices.

Figure 1 Cisco I/O Extender

The Cisco I/O Extender provides the following features:

• Includes eight IR and four serial outputs.

• Eight contacts and eight relays for expanded control in large residences.

• Makes it possible to easily add control capability to new or existing systems.

• Flexible rack or wall mounting options.

• Provides expanded control options for exceptional value.

Package Contents

The following items are included in your Cisco I/O Extender box:

• Cisco I/O Extender

• Power cord

• 6 IR Emitters

• 4 Pluggable Contact/Relay Connectors

• 1U Rack Mount Ears

• Warranty Card

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Requirements

Prior to installing this product, ensure that: Ethernet network wiring is in installed and functioning.

Mounting Options

Before installing the Cisco I/O Extender, mount the device using one of the following options.

• Place it on a flat surface

• Mount it on the wall

• Mount it on a rack—front facing or back facing

Flat Surface

Place the device on a flat surface, and connect the devices.

Mount on a Wall (New Construction)

The device can mount to a 2-gang wall box.

• Mount the 2-gang wall box.

• Hang the device on the two (2) screws in the wall box front side up.

• Connect the devices at the bottom of the device.

Mount in a Rack

Front of Rack

Step 1 Screw the rack mount ears to the front of the device.

Step 2 Screw the device to the front of the rack.

Back of Rack

Step 1 Screw the rack mount ears to the back of the device.

Step 2 Screw the device to the rails on the rack. If your rack has rear rails, this may be your best option.

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Installation Instructions

To install the Cisco I/O Extender, follow these general steps:

Procedure

Step 1 Ensure that your residential network is in place before starting your system setup, including your Cisco

Controller: The Cisco I/O Extender requires a network connection to use all output ports as designed.

When connected, the Cisco I/O Extender can access web-based media databases and the Cisco

Controller.

Step 2 Connect the Cisco I/O Extender to the network: To connect using an Ethernet connection, plug the data

cable from the network connection into the Cisco I/O Extender RJ-45 port (labeled “Ethernet”).

Step 3 Power up the Cisco I/O Extender: Plug the Cisco I/O Extender power cord (provided) into the Cisco I/O

Extender power plug port and then to an electrical outlet.

Step 4 Connect the system devices: Follow the steps described in the “Connecting the Devices” on page 6 .

Front View (LEDs and Other Features)

Figure 2 Front View

1Power LED—Blue light indicates AC power is present. The device turns on immediately after power is applied to the

device.

2Link/Identification LED— Blue LED light indicates that the Cisco I/O Extender has been identified in a Composer Pro

project. Use this button also to identify the device.

3Data LED—Blue LED light indicates activity.

4Status LED—Red, Orange, and Blue blinking lights indicate the status during startup.

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Rear View (Input and Output Ports)

Connect all applicable devices to the Cisco I/O Extender using the connection options described in the

following figure.

Figure 3 Rear View

1Power plug port—AC power receptacle for an IEC 320 power cord.

2Serial Out—Four (4) serial output ports for DB9 (receivers, disc changers, etc.). See the “Connect the Serial Ports”

section on page 9 for more information.

3IR Output—Eight (8) IR output 3.5 mm ports for up to eight (8) IR output transmitters. See the “Setting Up IR Emitters

or IR Blaster” section on page 9 for more information.

4Ethernet—One (1) RJ-45 port for a 10/100 BaseT Ethernet connection.

5LED Indicators—Status, Data, Link, Power.

The LEDs on the front and back of the device are the same.

See the “Front View (LEDs and Other Features)” section on page 4 for details.

6Reset Button—Recessed Reset button. Use the end of a paper clip to press and reset the device.

7Contacts (8 sets, Bottom Row)—Pluggable terminal block connectors for eight (8) dry contact closures, logic input

connections, Door Contact Sensors, or Motion Sensors. Provides power for small devices (12 V), signal input (SIG),

return path (GND). The current, 1250 mA, is shared across all eight (8) sets of contacts.

8Relays (8 sets, Top Row)—Pluggable terminal block connector for eight (8) normally closed or normally opened

switchable connections, such as a blind, a fireplace, or a projector screen. The set contains a connection for Normally

Opened (NO), Normally Closed (NC), and Common (COM). Relays are rated for 24 V 6 A maximum operation.

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Connecting the Devices

Tip Use Composer Pro to step through the connection process before or after the Cisco Controller is

physically connected.

Connect all applicable devices to the Cisco I/O Extender using one of the connection options described

in the “Rear View (Input and Output Ports)” section on page 5.

Pluggable Terminal Block Connectors

For the contact and relay ports, the Cisco I/O Extender makes use of a pluggable terminal block

connector—a removable plastic part that locks in individual wires (included).

To connect a device to the pluggable terminal block:

Procedure

Step 1 Insert one of the wires required for your device into the appropriate opening in the pluggable terminal

block you reserved for that device (Figure 4).

Step 2 Insert the wire as follows:

• If using solid core wire, push the wire into the hole below the slotted retention tab, and ensure that

it’s tightly secured.

• If using stranded wire, push the slotted retention tab in using a small flat-blade screwdriver. Insert

the wire into the hole below the tab, and then release the tab to secure the wire (Figure 4).

Figure 4 Insert Wires into the Connectors

For example, if you add a Motion Sensor, connect its wires to the following Contact openings—power

input to +12V output signal to SIG, and ground connector to GND. See the “Connect to the Contact Port”

on page 7 or the “Connect to the Relay Port” on page 8 to learn how to connect the devices.

Step 3 Repeat Steps 1 and 2 for all wires required for your device.

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Connecting the Devices

Note If you connect dry contact closure devices, such as door switches, connect the switch between +12V

(Power) and SIG (Signal).

Connect to the Contact Port

The Cisco I/O Extender provides four (4) contact ports for the pluggable terminal block provided.

See Figure 5 through Figure 7 to learn how to connect the device to a contact port.

Figure 5 Contact Port for Voltage Source (e.g., Motion Sensor)

Note +12V and GND are used to power the Motion Sensor. SIG and GND are used to detect the state of the

Contact in the Motion Sensor.

Figure 6 Contact for Dry Contact (e.g., Door Contact Sensor)

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Connecting the Devices

Figure 7 Contact for Self-Powered Voltage Source Device

Connect to the Relay Port

The Cisco I/O Extender provides eight (8) relay ports.

For most applications, attach one (1) wire to the common terminal, and the other to the normally open

terminal. The Relay switches close when the Relay is activated. The Cisco I/O Extender can support

applications that require a normally closed Contact.

Figure 8 Relay Port, Normally Open

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Configuring the Cisco I/O Extender

Figure 9 Relay Port, Normally Closed

Connect the Serial Ports

The Cisco I/O Extender provides four (4) DB9-style serial ports that use the RS-232 protocol. Connect

a device to the Cisco I/O Extender—for example, a receiver or disc changer—by aligning the pins,

inserting the plug and tightening the screws. Serial ports support many different baud rates. All ports

support Odd, Even and No Parity and hardware flow control.

Setting Up IR Emitters or IR Blaster

Your system may contain third-party products that are controlled through IR commands (usually using

remote controls). To provide a way for the Cisco Controller to control a device that only recognizes IR

commands, complete the following:

Procedure

Step 1 Plug the 3.5 mm connector end of one of the 4 IR stick-on emitters provided into an IR Out port on the

Cisco I/O Extender.

Step 2 Place the stick-on emitter end over the IR receiver on the Media Player, TV, or other target device to

drive IR signals from the Cisco I/O Extender to the target.

Configuring the Cisco I/O Extender

After you install and connect the hardware, use the Composer Pro software to configure the devices and

customize the system.

See the Cisco Smart+Connected Residential Installation and Configuration Guide for more information.

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Resetting the Device

Procedure

To reset the Cisco I/O Extender for system recovery, perform the following steps:

Step 1 On the back of the device insert the end of a paper clip into the small hole (to the right of the Ethernet

connector).

Step 2 Power cycle the device by pressing and holding the Reset button for about 5-7 seconds and the Status LED

blinks orange. This action starts the recovery process.

Using the Identification Button

• To reset the device to the network defaults, power cycle the Cisco I/O Extender (using the power

button on the front of the device) and hold the Identification button until the Data, Link, and Power

LEDs are solid blue; immediately release the button.

• If during the boot sequence, the Status LED stays Orange, press and hold the Identification button

until the LED blinks Blue, and then release it.

Specifications

Table 1 Cisco I/O Extender Specifications

Basic Specifications Description

Status LEDs 4

Serial Ports (Male DB9 RS232) 4

IR Outputs 8

Contacts 8

Relays 8

Network Connectivity 10/100 BaseT Ethernet

Power Supply 100–240 VAC

Amps 0.55 A

Hertz 50–60 Hz

Wattage 30W

Dimensions (H x W x D) 1.59 in. × 16.84 in. × 6.34 in.

(40.39 mm × 427.74 mm × 161.04 mm)

Weight 4.8 lb. (2.18 kg)

Power Cord 1

IR Emitter Cables 6

Rack Ears Included

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