Extron Electronics SCP 100 Control Pad User Guide - Manual (Page 6)

System 5 cr • SCP 100 User’s Manual • Extron
Installation
System 5 cr cr cr cr cr Accessories: SCP 100
__ For simplicity, the System 5 cr is often referred to as System 5.
There can be one or two optional SCP 100 remote panels
installed on a System 5. All of the System 5 front panel normal
operation functions can be controlled from an SCP 100, except for
the Setup (Config) procedures.
Signals received by the SCP 100’s IR port are transferred by
hard-wired cable to the System 5. For details on front panel
operations, see the System 5 User’s Manual (68-388-01).
__ Setup, or “Config” cannot be done from an SCP 100.
Figure 1-1. System 5 Options and Accessories
The SCP 100 can be mounted in a wall, podium, table, etc., using
a standard, 2-gang electrical box, as illustrated in Figure 1-2. How
and where it mounted is the decision of the system designer.
Each SCP 100 is connected to the System 5 by a cable, using
3.5 mm, 5-pole captive screw connectors. The connectors are
provided with each unit, however, because cable length
requirements vary, cables are the responsibility of the installer.
Installing the SCP 100 (60-270-01, 02 & 03)
The SCP 100 is designed to be used with standard electrical wall
boxes, such as those used for light switches. Figure 1-2 shows
how it can be installed in a wall, desk, podium, etc. The
procedures provided here assume that the electrical wall boxes
have been installed and the cable(s) have been run for the
interface system.
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