Niles CS120 Instructions d'utilisation d'origine

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INSTALLATION

OPERATION

GUIDE

CEILING-MOUNT

MICROSENSOR®

INTRODUCTION

The

CS120

ceiling

mounted

sensor

designed

for

use

with

the

Niles

infrared

extender

systems.

Installed

remote

room

location,

the

CS120

receives

the

commands

transmitted

from

your

existing

hand-held

remotes

that

room.

The

commands

are

carried

via

category

cable

your

equipment

another

room,

and

instantly

"repeated"

The

CS120

compatible

with

all

current

Niles

infrared

systems.

may

used

along

with,

alternative

to,

the

Niles

TS120,

MS120,

MS220,

WS120R

and

MVC100lR

sensors

the

IntelliPad®.

The

CS120

just

one

part

the

three

building

blocks

necessary

complete

Niles

repeating

system

•

Main

System

Unit-Models

MSU140,

MSU250,

MSU480

and

MSU440Z

•

Sensors/Keypads-Models

WS120R,

TS120,

MS120, MS220,

CS120

and

the

IntelliPad

•

Flashers-Models

MF1

MF2,

MF1

VF,

MF2VF

and

the

IRB1

sensor

expansion

hUb,

Model

IRH610,

available

provide

additional

sensor

inputs

your

system.

FEATURES

BENEFITS

The

CS120

offers

number

improvements

over

other

miniature

sensors.

•

Wideband

High-Fidelity

Design

enables

operation

with

virtually

any

brand

equipment

•

Patent

Pending

Universal

Noise

Suppression

en-

ables

operation

virtually

any

environment:

near

plasma

and

LCD

displays,

compact

fluorescent

lights,

and

indirect

sunlight

•

Excellent

receiving

range

-20'

35'

remote

control

range

(depending

upon

the

strength

your

handheld

remote)

•

Factory

tested

for

pickup

range

and

angle

•

Small

size

only

1/2"

diameter

2-7/8"

long-fits

almost

anywhere

•

10'

connecting

wire

included

•

Printed

circuit

board

design

uses

surface

mount

technology,

assuring

high

reliability

•

Ideal

for

both

home

and

commercial

installations

•

Each

120

includes

transparent

cover

•

Two

year

parts

and

labor

limited

warranty

INSTALLATION CONSIDERATIONS

IMPORTANT:

REFER

INSTALLATION

PROFES-

SIONAL

CUSTOM

INSTALLER

YOU

ARE

UNFAMIL-

1AR

WITH

ANY

THE

FOLLOWING

PROCEDURES.

TOOLS

REQUIRED

•1/8"

Standard

Slotted

Screwdriver

•1/4"

Standard

Slotted

Screwdriver

•

Wire

Stripper

Type

Cable

The

CS120

connects

the

Niles

Infrared

main

sys-

tems

unit

IRH61

sensor

expansion

hub

with

individual

home

run

CAT-5

cable.

When

running

wires

inside

walls,

most

states

and

municipalities

the

U.S.

specify

that

you

must

use

special

type

wire.

Usually,

the

requirement

that

the

wire

has

specific

"CL"

fire

rating,

such

"CL-2"

"CL

-3".

Consult

your

Niles

dealer,

building

contrac-

tor,

local

building

and

inspection

department

unsure

about

which

type

wire

best

for

your

application.

CS120

Mounting

Location

The

CS120

designed

ceiling

mounted

direct

line

sight

location

within

the

operating

range

the

remote

control.

Receiving

Range

and

Pickup

Angle

The

receiving

range

the

CS120

will

vary

accord-

ing

the

output

strength

the

remote

control

being

used.

Remote

strength

varies

among

brands

depending

the

number

and

size

batteries

used,

and

how

many

emitters

the

remote

has.

For

example,

remotes

that

operate

two

small

AAA

batteries

and

have

only

one

emitter

are

generally

not

strong

remotes

that

use

the

larger

size

batteries

and

have

two

emitters.

Tests

with

various

manufacturers'

remote

controls

have

shown

that

the

operating

range

can

vary

from

minimum

20'

maximum

about

35'.

Infrared

signals

travel

essentially

line-of-sight.

They

will

not

pass

through

around

solid

objects.

not

rely

signal

being

able

"bounce"

off

wall

object

the

CS120.

The

pickup

angle

the

CS120

30°

off-axis

(horizontal

and

vertical)

25'.

Avoiding

Interference

CS120

designed

work

most

applications

including

with

LCD

and

plasma

displays

and

areas

where

CFL

lighting

and

indirect

sunlight

are

present.

You

should

avoid

locating

the

CS120

near

potential

sources

electrical

optical

noise,

such

light

dimmers

low-voltage

lights.

Avoiding

Optical

Feedback

installing

the

CS120

the

same

room

flasher,

possible

for

the

flasher's

output

picked-up

the

CS120.

This

effect,

known

optical

feedback

loop,

can

cause

erratic

operation.

Optical

feedback

similar

acoustical

feedback:

the

howling

whistling

sound

heard

P.A.

system

when

the

microphone

too

the

speaker.

avoid

optical

feedback:

Re-position

the

f1asher(s)

and/or

the

sensor

Use

Niles

MF1

MF2

Microflasher

and

cover

them

with

the

supplied

blockers

Using

the

CS120

with

the

Niles

Multilane

keypads

with

connection

The

CS120

fully

compatible

with

Niles

MultiZone

keypads

with

connection,

the

wiring

instructions

Figure

For

specific

information

see

your

Niles

MultiZone

keypad

manual.

INSTALLATION

you

are

installing

the

CS120

into

existing

ceiling,

take

time

consider

any

possible

obstruc-

tions

which

may

hidden,

such

wood

metal

studs,

electrical,

telephone

other

types

wiring,

plumbing,

heating

conduits,

etc.

Determine

mounting

location

for

the

CS120

Drill

11/16"

hole

where

the

CS120

will

mounted

Run

the

CS120's

cable.

Label

the

cable

for

future

reference

(Figure

2).

The

CS120

sup-

plied

with

10'

pre-stripped

cable.

The

ca-

ble

may

shortened

lengthened

needed.

you

want

make

the

CS120's

cable

shorter,

use

pair

wire

cutters

cut

the

cable

the

desired

length.

The

cable

may

lengthened

splicing

recommended

cable

(See

Installation

Considerations-Type

Cable).

You

may

splice

the

CS120

cable

another

cable

soldering

crimping

the

connections.

Fasten

sensor

ceiling

with

supplied

screws

(Figure

Connect

the

CS120

cable

the

main

system

unit

(Figure

1).

Strip

1/4"

insulation

from

the

end

each

wire.

Tightly

twist

the

end

each

wire

until

there

are

frayed

ends.

Insert

each

wire

into

the

appropriate

hole

the

removable

connector

plug,

and

snap

the

locking

tab

down.

help

you,

the

connector

plug

keyed.

Insert

the

smooth

side

the

connector

plug

into

the

smooth

side

the

socket.

Don't

force

the

scalloped

side

the

connector

plug

into

the

smooth

side

the

socket.

Refer

the

main

system

main

system

unit

manual

for

specific

installation

instrutions.

Power,

data,

status

signal

and

ground

via

CAT-5

wire

Wiring

diagram

(installed

MSU250

system)

CS120

sensor

12V

Power

supply

(not

supplied)

plugged

into

the

switched

outlet.

Niles

stock#

FG01035

Stereo

receiver

MSU250

+lZV

FLASKII

OUTPUTS

_NILES

Msuno

III

M41N

...

UNO

lOW

Niles

flasher

~----~

12V

power

supply

(supplied

with

the

MSU250

main

system

unit)

plugged

into

unswitched

outlet

powers

the

system

Figure 1

Red

12V+

Black

Ground

Yellow

Data

White

Status

Figure 2

Wiring

legend

Figure 3

Parts

guide

(a)

Mounting

surface

(b)

Cable

(10

feet

supplied)

(c)

CS120

Miniature

Sensor

(supplied)

(d)

Installation

screws

(supplied)

(e)

CS120

lens

bezel

(supplied)

Figure 4

Removing

the

bezel

Figure 5

Suggested

wiring

CS120

Niles

MultiZone

Keypad

that

has

IR-Sensor

connection

Tab

Down

_f£-I~--jl

STATUS

3=GROUND 1=12V

DATA

Green/White

-12V

2=Green -

DATA

Orange/White

-GROUND

Blue·

EMPTY

Blue/White·

STATUS

6=Orange -

EMPTY

Brown/White

EMPTY

8=Brown -

EMPTY

OPERATION

Operation

the

CS120

straightforward.

Simply

aim

your

hand-held

remote

the

CS120.

Your

command

instantly

repeated

your

equip-

ment.

TROUBLESHOOTING

This

manual

contains

instructions

for

the

CS120

only.

For

specific

information

the

adjustment

and

operation

your

Niles

infrared

extender

sys-

tem,

please

refer

the

instruction

manual

included

with

your

Niles

main

system

unit

(MSU140,

MSU250,MSU480,MSU440~.

Test

the

remote

control(s)

operating

the

equipment

directly.

Replace

the

batteries

needed

Double

check

the

cable

connections

the

CS120

and

the

main

system

unit.

Look

for

open,

shorted

reversed

wires

(Figure

Test

for

interference

from

the

following

sources:

•

Neon,

Compact

Florescent

Lighting

(CFL),

halogen

lights

the

room

•

Light

dimmers,

beginning

with

those

closest

the

CS120

Observe

the

main

system

unit

confirmation

LED

while

performing

all

the

tests.

possible

have

interference

from

than

one

source.

Eliminating

Optical

Feedback

some

installations,

two

conditions

combine

create

optical

feedback

loop.

Symptoms

can

include:

poor

range,

intermittent

operation

operation.

The

conditions

which

sometimes

combine

create

feedback

loop

are:

Both

sensor

and

flasher

are

located

within

the

same

room

There

some

low-level

noise

interference

your

system

You

can

eliminate

optical

feedback

replacing

any

IRB1

"flooding

flasher"

with

MF1

MF2

MicroFlasher®

and

covering

all

flashers

with

the

supplied

blocking

covers.

EMI

(Electromagnetic

Interference)

Identity

the

source

the

interference.

The

most

common

sources

electromagnetic

interference

are

listed

the

Installation

Considerations

section.

eliminate

EMI

try

the

following

methods:

Move

the

sensor

the

sensor

cable

away

from

the

EMI

source

move

the

source

the

EMI

away

from

the

sensor

the

cable

Connect

the

Sensor's

GND

terminal

true

earth

ground

(if

this

isn't

feasible

use

the

main

system

unit's

GND

terminal)

There

are

many

methods

for

reducing

interference.

Which

solution

best

for

you

depends

your

situation.

you

require

further

assistance

call

Niles

Technical

Support

305-238-4373

1-800-289-4434

(M-F

8:00

7:00PM

ED.

You

can

also

Niles

Technical

Support

[email protected].

SPECIFICATIONS

System

Compatible

with

virtually

all

brands

remotes

using

carrier

frequencies

between

25kHz

and

90kHz

Receiving

Range

Varies

depending

remote

strength;

Typically

20'

(6.09

10.67

Receiving

Angle

30°

off-axis

(horizontal

and

vertical)

(7.62

Mounting

Thru-hole,

fits

into

11/16

diameter

hole;

requires

minimum

2-7/8"

mounting

depth

Wiring

Requirements

Individual

home-runs

CAT-5

cable

Unit

Dimensions

Front

Bezel:

3/4"

(1.90

em)

Diameter

1/4"

(.64

em)

high

Lens

Bezel:

1-1/2

(3.81

em)

Diameter

41/64"

high

(1.63

em)

Unit

With

Dome:

1/2"

(1.27

em)

Diameter

(7.62

em)

Long

Unit

Without

Dome:

1/2"

(1.27

em)

Diameter

2-7/8"

(7.30

em)

Long

Contents

•

CS120

Miniature

Sensor

•

CS120

Lens

Bezel

•

Installation

Screws

(3)

•

Mounting

Bracket

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