Xantech CC12 user manual

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
CC12
REMOTE RELAY MODULE
The CC12, Fig. 1, is an IR Remote Controlled Double Pole Double Throw Relay Module. It provides dry
contact closures to satisfy a variety of uses, such as activation of screen drops, projector lifts, etc. The
switching is accomplished by way of infrared commands originating from a Xantech RC68+ Programmer
(or RC68 Programmer). It can also be switched by a DC voltage applied between the CI (control input) and

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RC68+ PROGRAMMER / REMOTE CONTROL The RC68+ Programmer (available separately) contains all the commands necessary to operate the CC12. • You will need it to program universal learning devices such as the Xantech URC-1 learning remote, the Xantech Smart Pads, the 590 Programmable Controller, the 710 Fone Link, etc., with commands that operate the CC12. • NOTE: The RC68+ codes operate several other Xantech models as well, such as the RS41AV, RP41AV, ZPR68, etc. Therefore, only the button descript

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3 3 Remote Control Switchers EMITTERS EMITTERS 789-44 789-44 CONNECTING BLOCK CONNECTING BLOCK IR IR 12VDC RCVR 12VDC RCVR 2 2 1 1 0 0 INSTALLATION The CC12 can be used in any application that requires dry switch closures activated by IR commands or by a DC control voltage; up to the capacity of the DPDT 5A/30V DC relay. Some of the more likely applications would be to activate video projector lifts, screen drops, drape pulls, etc., in home automation systems. Fig. 3 is a simple example of a sc

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3 3 EMITTERS 789-44 CONNECTING BLOCK IR 12VDC RCVR 2 2 1 1 0 0 • Note that, as in Fig. 3, the N/O (normally open) contacts are connected to the screen and projector lift's MOMENTARY terminals. This allows the momentary action to occur. • As a practical matter, it will be necessary to see that the projector and the screen positions are both UP prior to the issuance of the first command. This will ensure that their actions will be synchronized so that they will both travel in the correct directi