Rane SRM 66 - Manual (Page 10)

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AMX & Crestron
For AMX or Crestron room controller applications, see
RaneNotes “Using a Control System with an SRM 66” and “Us-
ing SR 1L's with other Rane Products” available from the Rane
website. Two more advanced SRM 66 features are discussed in
“Advanced Applications of the Ingenious SRM 66 and SR 1L.”
Master/Slave functionality is covered, where one SR 1L remote
can control Output Groups across multiple SRM 66s. SR 1L
room controller applications are greatly simplified using Master/
Slave mode; AMX software for this application is also available
from Rane. Edit MRP Configuration can eliminate the costly,
time consuming and labor intensive diode logic that is occasion-
ally required in applications with multiple contact closure sen-
sors. This feature is provided via the completely programmable
SRM 66 Memory Recall Port using SRM Exchange software
(see the DSC 1 Data Sheet).
To externally control an SRM 66 from an AMX or Crestron,
first read “Using a Control System with an SRM 66.” There are
3 modes of operation for the SRM 66 (RIP, DSC, SLAVE).
To externally control the SRM 66 (with AMX or Crestron)
you must use either DSC or SLAVE mode. DSC allows for full
access, while SLAVE only controls SRM 66 Group Levels and
Memories. If all you need is to control output levels and memo-
ries, SLAVE mode is by far the easiest.
AXCENT3 Wiring:
SRM 66 AMX Description
GND 5 Shield
A 4 & 6 Data +
B 1 & 9 Data -
Protocol:
RS-485 9600 kb, 1 Stop, 8 Data, No Parity
AMX demo programs (www.rane.com/srm66.html):
DSC mode SRM_DSC.AXS
SLAVE mode SRMSLAVE.AXS
Note the SR 1Ls do not need to be connected. The programs
scan for the SR 1Ls during power-up, and if they are not found
they are ignored.