Extron electronics TLCA 1 Manual de usuario

TLCA 1 Adapter • Setup Guide

Overview

The TLCA 1 is a TouchLink Control Port Expansion Adapter that provides multiple

control port options including an IR port, Digital Input port, two Communication

ports, and two Relay ports; transforming your wall mount, tabletop, and Cable

Cubby TouchLink Pro touchpanels into a powerful, all-in-one control system. This

innovative tool adds exibility and power to our latest TouchLink Pro touchpanels,

including the TLP Pro 525 Series, TLP Pro 725 Series, TLP Pro 1025 Series and

TLP Pro 300M.

NOTE: The TouchLink Pro touchpanel must have a LinkLicense for TLP Control

Processor, purchased separately and applied via Toolbelt, prior to using TLCA 1.

What is Included

1USB adapter — micro B to USB A connector.

2Mounting Clip — for tabletop and Cable Cubby

installations. Includes four #6 screws.

Figure 1. USB adapter and Mounting Clip

TLCA 1 Features

RELAY

12C

COM2

GTx Rx

COM1

Tx Rx

IR/D IN

SGIN

B c D E

Figure 2. TLCA 1 Adapter — Top View Figure 3. TLCA 1 Adapter — Front View

AUSB connector —

• Insert the micro B connector into the micro B port of the 525M, 725M, 1025M and 300M wall mount models, or

• Use the included USB adapter (see figure 1, 1) for TLCA 1 use on 525T, 725T and 1025T table top models, or 525C

and 725C Cable Cubby models.

BIR Output port (shares the ground pin with Digital Input)

CDigital Input port (shares the ground pin with IR port)

D3-pole COM ports (two, with shared ground wire)

ERelay ports (two, with shared common wire)

FPower LED indicator — provides the power status of the adapter

Fig 2 A-E

figure 1

TLCA 1 Adapter • Setup Guide (Continued)

Control Ports

1. Insert the wires from an IR Emitter into the IR port and place the head of the emitter over or next to the IR signal pickup

window of the device being controlled.

2. Connect two wires to the IR port, as shown in figure 4. If both the IR port and Digital Input port are used, the ground pin

must be shared by both devices.

NOTE: Each emitter must be within 100 feet (30.4 meters) of the TLC Pro control system for best IR control results.

SGIN

IR/D IN

the IR Receiver of a

Projector, Display, or

Source Device

(-)

(+)

(-)

(+)

(-)

Two Single IR Emitters

Ground

IR Output Signal

Unidirectional

Figure 4. IR Connector

The IR port can accept a single IR emitter (see ﬁgure 5), a dual IR emitter (see ﬁgure 6) or two single IR emitters, tied in

series (see ﬁgure 7).

Ground (−)

IR Signal (+)

One Single IR Emitter

Ground (−)

IR Signal (+)

Dual IR Emitter

(+)

(−)

(+)

IR Signal (+)

Ground (−)

Two Single IR Emitters

Figure 5. Installing One

Single Emitter

Figure 6. Installing One

Dual Emitter

Figure 7. Installing Two

Single Emitters

Digital Input

The digital port measures two states: high and low. Digital input is triggered by an external switch or voltage between the digital

input pin and ground (see ﬁgure 8). The threshold voltages are:

• Low to high — 2.8 VDC

• High to low — 2.0 VDC

If the connected device does not provide its own power, use Global Congurator to congure an internal pull-up resistor.

SGIN

IR/D IN

Ground

Control Signal

Figure 8. Digital Input Monitoring

COM ports

The TLC Pro Control System has two COM ports, which support software ow control. They share a common ground pin. COM

ports control and receive status messages from connected devices, using the following RS-232 protocols:

• 300 to 115200 baud (default = 9600 baud)

• 7 or 8 data bits (default = 8)

• 1 or 2 stop bits (default = 1)

• No parity, even parity, or odd parity (default = no parity)

• This port supports flow control. The default is no flow control.

FIGURE 5,6,7

FIGURE 4

figure 8

NOTE: The maximum distance from the touchpanel to the device being controlled is usually 200 feet (61 m), but this can vary,

depending on factors such as cable gauge, baud rates, environment, and output levels from the touchpanel and the device

being controlled.

To wire the ports, see ﬁgure 9. If a single port is used, it can be wired using either COM 1 or COM 2. (Figure 9 shows COM 1.)

For bidirectional serial communication, the transmit, ground, and receive pins must be wired at both the adapter and the device

being controlled. For information about wiring the device being controlled, see the user guide for that device.

If you use cable that has drain wire, the drain wire must be tied to ground at both ends. For best results, insulate the common or

drain wires using heat shrink.

Receive (Rx)

Transmit (Tx)

Transmit

COM 1 Rx Receive

COM 1 Tx

GGround

Tx Rx Rx

GTx

COM1 RELAYSCOM2

RELAY

IN Tx Rx Rx

GTx

IR/C IN COM1 COM2

IR/C I

Transmit

COM 2 Rx Receive

COM 2 Tx

Ground

Receive (Rx)

Transmit (Tx)

Ground

Device

controlled by

RS-232

Receive (Rx)

Transmit (Tx)

Transmit

Rx Receive

GGround

Device 2

controlled by

RS-232

Device 1

controlled by

RS-232

Wiring a single COM port

Wiring both COM ports

Figure 9. COM Ports

Relays

There are two relay ports, which share a common ground. These ports can be used to control any equipment as long as the

contact specications of a total of 24V at 1A are not exceeded for each port. These relays are normally open by default.

When activated, the open contacts close. They can be set up to operate in one of two ways:

• Latching (brief or indefinite period contact) (press to close, press to open), or

• Pulsed (timed cycle) (press to close, timeout to open, with automatic repeat).

In pulsed mode the default timeout period (hold time) is 0.5 second (500 ms). This time can be changed with Global

Congurator.

NOTE: The pulse function is absolute: it always sets the relay state to closed, times out (briey), then opens the contact.

It overrides the previously selected setting (on state, off state, or toggle).

To use a single relay port connect Pin 3 (C) and either Pin 1 (Relay 1) or Pin 2 (Relay 2) to the device being controlled. To use

both relay ports, connect the pins as shown in ﬁgure 10. Pin 3 (C) must be connected to both devices being controlled.

Normally

Open (2)

Common

Normally

Open (1)

Common

ll relays are

normally open.

To Room

Control

Equipment

Common

Relay 2

Relay 1

12C

RELAYS

Figure 10. Relay Ports

TLCA 1 Adapter • Setup Guide (Continued)

Adapter Installation

Attaching the TLCA 1 to the Mounting Clip

Insert the TLCA 1 into the mounting clip at an angle, captive-screw side rst (see ﬁgure 11, 1), then the back side (2).

Figure 11. Attaching TLCA 1 to the Mounting Clip

Wall mount Touchpanels (No Mounting Clip)

On the backside of the 525M, 725M, and 1025M touchpanels are two plastic slots (see ﬁgure 12, 1) where a small zip tie

(included with the TLP) can be used to secure the cable of the TLCA 1.

Figure 12. Mounting TLCA 1 to a Wall Mount Touchpanel

figure 11

figure 12

Mounting Under a Desk (for Tabletop TLP)

1. To mount the TLCA 1 Adapter under a desk or other furniture, hold the mounting clip against the underside of the furniture.

Mark the location of the mounting clip screw holes on the mounting surface.

2. Drill 5/6 inch (2 mm) diameter pilot holes, 1/4 inch (6.3 mm) deep in the mounting surface at the marked screw locations.

3. Align the mounting clip and the four #6 mounting screws

over the screw hole positions (see figure 13, 1).

4. Tighten all four screws to secure the mounting clip in

place.

5. Attach the TLCA 1 adapter to the mounting clip (2,

see Attaching the TLCA 1 to the Mounting Clip on

page 4).

6. Connect the micro B connector to the included USB

adapter (3), the USB adapter to the optional USB

extender (4), and connect the USB extender

to the tabletop model device (5).

USB

Adapter

(included)

USB A

Extender

(not included)

Extron

TLCA 1

Extron

TLP Pro 725T

Figure 13. Mounting under a Desk (Tabletop TLP with USB Extension)

RELAY

12C

COM2

GTx Rx

COM1

Tx Rx

IR/D IN

SGIN

Extron

TLCA 1

Mounting

Clip

Mounting

Screws (4)

68-3614-50 Rev. A

01 21

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Extron Safety and Regulatory Compliance Guide on the Extron website.

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Mounting with Cable Cubby

1. Attach the TLCA 1 to the mounting clip (figure 14, 1, see Attaching the TLCA 1 to the Mounting Clip).

2. Mount the TLCA 1 and mounting clip against the bottom exterior of the Cable Cubby (2). The mounting clip is magnetic,

and will hold secure to the metal frame.

NOTE: In figure 14, the mounting clip (2) is optimally positioned for connecting the TLCA 1 to the Cable Cubby.

If the mounting position is flipped 180°, the TLCA 1 micro B cable may not reach the Cable Cubby USB output (4).

3. Plug the micro B connector, with the included USB adapter (3), into the exterior Cable Cubby USB output (4).

LAN / PoE

275 mA

USB

RESET

RELAY

12C

COM2

GTx Rx

COM1

Tx Rx

IR/C IN

SGIN

Extron

TLCA 1

Extron

TLP Pro 725C

7" Cable Cubby

TouchLink Pro

Touchpanel

Mounting

Clip

USB Adapter

(included)

Figure 14. Mounting under a Cable Cubby

figure 14

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