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Preliminar y, Input selection, 3 dvcm 50 • special application – Extron Electronics DVCM 50 User’s Manual User Manual

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DVCM 50 • Special Application

PRELIMINAR

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Connecting the DVCM 50 to the MLC 104

The DVCM 50 has a 3-pole RS-232 connector on the rear panel that is used to
connect the DVCM to the MLC 104. Connect a cable from the DVCM’s 3-pole host
port to the MLC 104’s host confi guration port as described below.

1

.

Cut the required length of Extron Comm-Link 3-wire cable to go between the
MLC 104 and the DVCM 50.

2

.

Using the diagram below as a guide, attach the provided 3.5 mm, 3-pole
captive screw connector to one end of the cable, and attach the other end of
the cable to the MLC 104 Host Confi g direct insertion captive screw connector.

The wires should be connected as follows:

DVCM Gnd to MLC Ground

DVCM Tx to MLC Rx

DVCM Rx to MLC Tx

The wire connecting the MLC 104 to the DVCM 50 should not exceed 25 feet.

3

.

Plug the 3-pole connector into the DVCM’s 3-pole host port on the rear panel.

Connectors are included with the DVCM 50, but the cable must be purchased

separately. See appendix A for cable part numbers.

1

1

2

3

8

4

2

1

E

4

ON

2 3 4

IR OUT

GND

IR IN

GND

+ 12V

GND

Rx

Tx

+V

G

SCP

+12V OUT

PWR SNS

GROUND

GROUND

GROUND

GROUND

GROUND

Tx

Rx

HOST/

CONFIG

LAN

PRESS T

AB WITH

TWEEKER T

O REMO

VE

A B

A B E

MLS/

PWR

RS-232

SCP

COMM

Tx/IR

Rx

Tx

Rx

+12V IN

MLC 104 side view

DVCM 50 rear view

Connecting the DVCM 50 to the MLC 104

Input Selection

Whichever input the MLC 104 is using, DVD or VCR, the DVCM 50 is in the
equivalent mode. Conversely, whichever mode (DVD or VCR) the DVCM 50 is
in, the MLC 104 is using the corresponding input. (For example, if the MLC 104 is
using the DVD input, the DVCM 50 is in DVD mode, and vice versa.)

For this to occur, the MLC 104 and DVCM 50 must be connected as shown in
the illustration above, and the buttons must be confi gured correctly (see Setting
up buttons for DVD and VCR selection
, on the next page, for information on
programming the MLC 104’s buttons).