Ethernet/Dante® Port For Programming And Control; Gpi Remote Control Ports; Gpo Remote Control Ports - Ecler DN44BOB Manual De Instrucciones

3.5. ETHERNET/DANTE® port for programming and control
A RJ45 connector (11) allows to connect the device to an Ethernet network:
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Management from the EclerNet Manager application. See the EclerNet Manager application
manual for more information.
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Direct connection (point-to-point) of a computer to a DN44BOB unit.
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Transmission and reception of 4 Dante® channels
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Connection to WPmSCREEN units (remote control of an entire network of EclerNet devices
through custom UCP (User Control Panels), even from third-party devices, Android®, iOS®, etc.)

3.6. GPI remote control ports

The DN44BOB rear panel provides 4 GPI inputs (9) for 0-10VDC continuous voltage control.
Each of these inputs can be connected to an external physical device (potentiometer, contact closure,
variable 0-10V voltage, etc.) and assigned to a DN44BOB function, such as:
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Remote volume control of an input or output channel by external Ecler WPm series
hardware like a WPmVOL potentiometer or a WPmVOL-IR remote control. For muting
and unmuting, use a contact closure instead of potentiometer.
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Preset recall using a five-way selector, like a WPmVOL-SR
GPI connectors use 3-position screw terminal blocks. The wiring is as follows:
Positive, +10 VDC
Variable voltage, 0-10VDC
Ground
Connecting cables can be up to 500 meters long with a minimum section of 0,5 mm
Please consult your ECLER dealer or www.ecler.com about the WPm series remote control wall
panels.

3.7. GPO remote control ports

The DN44BOB rear panel provides 4 NO/NC (normally open/normally closed) relay outputs (8).
The open or closed status of each relay can be saved in a DN44BOB preset. So loading a preset will
restore the GPO status (open/closed) as it was when saved. It is then possible to interact with external
equipment such as motorized projection screens or movable partitions, lights, sirens, GPI inputs of other
equipment, etc.
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⊥ terminal
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Connection examples
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