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Model 490-95 Page 3

APPLICATION WIRING

A typical system, with a 490-95, 781RG Power Supply and 283M Emitter plugged into a 789-44 Connecting Block, is

shown in Figure 3:

1. Plug in the 2.1mm Coaxial power plug of the 781RG Power Supply (not included) into the jack labeled 12VDC on

the 789-44 Connecting Block.

2. Plug the AC end of the 781RG power Supply into an ‘un-switched’ 120v AC Line outlet.

3. Plug the 3.5mm stereo mini plug from the 490-95 into the IR RCVR input on the 789-44 Connecting Block

4. Plug in the Emitters 3.5mm mono mini plug such as any of the 282, 284, 283 and 286 series into the jacks labeled

EMITTERS on the 789-44 and affix the opposite end to the IR Sensor Window of the controlled equipment.

283M

Blink-IR

Mouse Emitter

To 120 V AC

(unswitched)

781RG

Power Supply

789-44

Connecting Block

283M

Emitter

283M

Emitter

Equipment Rack

Hand Held

Remote

VCR

490-95

Micro Link

Plasma-Friendly

IR Receiver

12VDC

+12 VDC

GND

STATUS

IR IN

EMITTERS

RCVR

789-44

CONNECTING BLOCK

Satellite Receiver

Receiver

Figure 3 - Typical System Layout using 490-95, 789-44, 781RG, and 283M Emitters

ADVANCED WIRING CONFIGURATION

490-95 may also be used where the 7-foot lead is not long enough. In this case, simply use the CB12 Connecting Block

as a “break-out” block. In Figure 4, a 490-95 is extended down to a 789-44 Connecting Block and combined with other

Xantech IR Receivers.

1. Plug the 3.5mm stereo mini plug from the 490-95 into the IR RCVR input on the CB12 Connecting Block.

2. Using 3-Conductor wire (refer to Specifications section for proper Wire Gauge) connect the terminals labeled V

G S of the CB12 to the terminals labeled +12VDC, GND, and IR IN on the 789-44 Connecting Block (or other)

3. Plug in the 2.1mm Coaxial power plug of the 781RG (or 782) Power Supply (not included) into the jack labeled

PWR on the 789-44CB.

CAUTION! Do not

plug in a 781RG or any other Power Supply into the CB12 when using in a “break-out”

configuration. This will put 2 supplies in parallel and possibly damage your equipment. If a ‘local’ emitter is needed on

the CB12, see Step 5 below.

4. Plug in the Emitters 3.5mm mono mini plug such as any of the 282, 284, 283 and 286 series into the Emitter

Outputs on the 789-44.