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Wiring Requirements to Support
Electronic Systems
AIA Provider #G251
AIA course #CIO035
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material or product.
Questions related to specific materials,
methods, and services will be addressed at the
conclusion of this presentation.
Course Description
Supporting the multitude of technologies found in today’s connected
homes requires planning, specialized installation, and a solid
infrastructure in place. Attendees will discuss the trends and future
technologies and their impact on today’s homes, as well as be made
aware of the basic infrastructure requirements needed to support
these technologies so that they perform at maximum capacity.
Participants will be able to define the components of a structured
wiring system and list the benefits that correctly installed systems offer
to their clients’ technology needs. Attendees will also engage in
discussion related to partnering with a trained electronics professional
in the planning and installation of these complex systems.
This CEU is registered with the Interior Design Continuing Education Council (IDCEC)
for continuing education credits. This credit will be accepted by the American
Society of Interior Designers (ASID), International Interior Designers Association
(IIDA) and Interior Designers of Canada (IDC).
The content included is not deemed or construed to be an approval or endorsement by IDCEC of any
material or construction or any method or manner of handling, using, distributing or dealing in any
material or product.
Questions related to specific materials, methods and services should be directed to the instructor or
provider of this CEU.
This program is registered for 0.1 CEU value. The IDCEC class-code will be provided by the
instructor.
This CEU will be reported on your behalf to IDCEC and you will receive an email notification. Please log
in and complete the electronic survey for this CEU. Certificates of completion will be automatically
issued once you have submitted the online survey for this CEU. Attendees who do not belong to
ASID, IIDA or IDC and do not have a unique IDCEC number will be provided with a Certificate of
Completion after this CEU.
Learning objectives
• Outline today's consumer technology needs & expectations
• Define the technology offerings that can be incorporated in the home
• Identify main components of a structured wiring system & the
unique characteristics of:
 Head end equipment
 Cables:
 Types of wire needed to support the technology
 Digital conversion & its impact on home networks, cable
& bandwidth requirements
 Wireless & wired technology
 Convenience outlets
• Recognize the importance of proper design
& documentation
• Recognize the essential timeline for
engaging an electronic systems professional
in the design & build process
We all use technology every day…
Smartphones and devices
Cars
Photo courtesy of CBS Interactive
What technologies do clients expect in their homes?
Photo courtesy of Insight Home Solutions
Technology options
Video
Audio
Voice
Lighting
Networks
Control
Shading
Health
HVAC
Security
Cameras
Supporting these technologies
Graphic courtesy of The Sound Room
Connectivity Block Diagram
TPS-6L
Camera Surveillance System
Security System
Crestron Touchpanel
Camera Distribution
An overview of
technology integration
Typical Video
Crestron
Touchpanels
– up to 32 Video Zones
– Port A
CNXRMCLV Front
& Audio Installation with Control Options
IR Emitter
Cat
Qty : 1
C 2 N - IVDS
568
Installed
- A Pattern
Cascaded
Composite
Equipment Rack
Video Display
Cat
HTFS 1000
5 Video Distributon to Equipment Rack PVID
Typical connections
System at each TV Location
.
Power Supply
120 VAC
Power Supply
120 VAC
Camera Access will be available in three ways to a user
:
Selectable thru a Web Browser on any computer using an
intranet Internet Explorer address
.
2.
On a Crestron Touchpanel selectable for any camera at any
time at any Touchpanel. Multi-View format.
3.
One selectable Global Camera view is available to all TV’s at
one time. This one global camera view is selectable by either a
Crestron Touchpanel or Crestron Wireless Remote
.
Camera Videos
Key Digital KD-VP6
TV Output Convertor
22 /4
To Crestron
1.
CNXRMCLV Rear
Componet Cable
To TV input
Type to TBD
Qty : 46
Qty : 2
HAI Security Panel
5 e Cable To Touchpanels
Cresnet to
Touchpanels
Speco DVR
- 8 TN
8 Channel DVR
Flush Glass
Break Sensors
Ethernet
18 /4
Or
16 /2
Zone 14 Air Duct Sensor
Fire/Heat Ceiling
Sensor
18 /4
Qty : 4
Qty : 2
Composite
18 /2
Composite
DVR Camera
Camera Videos
Selectable
22 /4
22 / 4
To Speco Camera DVR
Output to
Qty : 7
Key Digital
Crestron
W ireless
Control Option Types
Crestron
Touchpanel
Crestron
Keypad
Remote
Cat 5e
568-A
For W ireless
Remotes
Cisco 1100
W AP for W ireless
Status
Modules
Cameras
Qty : 8
Component Video
To House TV’s
Room Speakers
Crestron W AP
Crestron Ethernet
W ireless Touchpanel
Equipment Rack
Video -DSS , Kscape
Speaker Wire to
Amp Rack
Equipment Rack
CNXRMC
TPS -4 L
Crestron Power Supply
Panel
22 /4
Relay Control
Forced to Top Floor Upon Away
Crestron Power Supply
For Touchpanels
/ RMC’s
For Keypads
Cresnet
Crestron Video Switcher
Upgrade
Type
CNX -B 12 W
Crestron Power Supply&
Data Packet Center
14/4
Keypads
Qty : 6
Cresnet
Gate Control Relays
And Sensors to Security
W ireless
Control Option Types
Crestron
Keypad
Remote
Room Speakers
Crestron W AP
For W ireless
Crestron
Wireless
Waterproof
Remote
Crestron PRO2
Processor
Crestron Audio Switcher
16 Sources Max
Remotes
Otis Elevator Pit
Open /Close Loop
Loop #1 to Security
Loop # 2 to Crestron
Crestron
Crestron
Touchpanel
/Alert Mode
Dual Sensor at top of Door
Contact #1 to Security
Contact # 2 to Crestron
Cresnet
– up to 56 Audio Zones
Typical Audio Only Installation with Control Options
22 / 4
Control
14 /4
Ethernet to Switch in
Cresnet to
Motions
Sensor
Flush Door
Contacts
5e
Indoor Sirens
Outdoor
Sirens
Qty : 23
CAT
Ethernet
Touchpanels
Equipment Rack
Qty : 2
22 /4
Over head
Dual
Sensor
Control Option Types
All Overhead Doors
Crestron W AP
14 /4
For W ireless
14/4
Power Supply
Remotes
120
VAC
Ethernet
Crestron Speaker Amplifier
Speaker Wire to
Amp Rack
Cresnet to
Equipment Rack
Ethernet
Security System components will communicate with each sensor
doors and touchpanels
Crestron
Touchpanel
Network Router/Switch
system modes whether it is in “Away”
Power Supply
120
, contact
, “Night”
, “Day” , “Vacation” and “Off”
From a Crestron Touchpanel are also available for programming
mode
232 Com Link#1
232 Com Link #2
Communicating
Thermostats
#’s 1-8
485
Protocol
485
CAT
Power
Communication
Terminal Strip
007-Eleva.
Mechancial
Power
Communication
Terminal Strip
Power
Power
Thermostat Power x2
Power
Thermostat Power x2
Thermostat Power x2
Second Floor– 6 Units
Mezz-02
Panel #1
Mezz-01
Panel #1
Mezz-03
Panel #1
Mezz-03
Panel #2
241-Storage
Panel #1
215-Storage
Panel #1
Taylor’s
Mechanical
215-Storage
Panel #2
C2N-SPWS300
Provide Keypad
Power
Ethernet Control
Relay #2
To Crestron&
Security System
Control
Control
Elite Swinging Gate
Elite Swinging Gate
Power Supply
120
Power Supply
VAC
120 VAC
Gate Controller
Interior Access to opening
Gates will only be available
from the
Crestron Touchpanels
Using a select the gate first
then control it type protocol
Lighting Module Communications Bus Wiring
Drive up opening/closing and
obstruction monitoring to be
done by
Contracted Gate Company
.
On Board
Dry Contact#1
On Board
Dry Contact#2
C2N-HBLOCK
C2N-HBLOCK
Panasonic Phone System
1st Floor
Lighting
Keypads
Qty: 45
Mezzanine
Lighting
Keypads
Qty: 3
Lower Level
Lighting
Keypads
Qty: 23
Pac 2
Processor
Backup
nd
2 Floor
Lighting
Keypads
Qty: 26
Phone System Intercom functionality will be two fold
.
1. Pick-up handset and direct dial a station or the door station activated
to communicate with a party in another room or at the door
.
Kohler Generator
Ethernet
Backup
C2N- SPWS300
Provide Upstairs
Keypad Power
nd
Crestron
Touchpanel
Generator Notification
Lighting Module Communications Bus Wiring
Pac 2
Processor
Lighting Keypad Communications Bus Wiring
2 Floor
Lighting
Keypads
Qty: 26
Kohler
Tranfser
Switch
136
Mechanical
Porte Cochere
Relay #1
To Crestron&
Security System
Gate Controller
Mezz- 04
Panel #2
Scheduling is currently
Not yet available with
These Aprilaire
Thermostats.
Crestron
Touchpanel
Dual Sensor#2
To Crestron&
Security System
Lower Level Gate
Mezz-04
Panel #1
Access to the
Thermostats will only be
available from the
Crestron Touchpanels
Using a select the zone
First then control it
Protocol.
Lower Level– 4 Units
Typical Gate Access
Dual Sensor#1
To Crestron&
Security System
Panic modes
.
Protocol
5
Power
Communication
Terminal Strip
First Floor – 7 Units
Processor to alert the proper authorities
Lighting System
Protocol
CAT 5
CAT 5
.
, an extra internal relay per panic
, Fire ) inside the HAI panel can be tripped from a software script inside the Crestron
Crestron
Touchpanel
Communicating
Thermostats
#’s 1-5
Communicating
Thermostats
#’s 1-7
485
( Police
232 Com Link#3
Communication
Interface
Communication
Interface
, all overhead
. The Crestron Touchpanels will
VAC
HVAC Installation
Communication
Interface
, elevator
/ keypads directly to the HAI Controller board and signal both the Alarm
Station Company and the Crestron of any security breaches
feedback to the user text comments concerning zone status and condition of the five security
Interior Notification
message to be done by a
subpage flash message
on each Touchpanel and
an email alert to one
Internet personal
address account.
Input/Output #1 from KSU
2.
Pick-up handset, chose Line 5
“ ", press #7 to generate a one-way
page to alert someone when you do not know where they .are
Press “0”
to release the speaker notification and talk with the party by handset
.
Power Supply
120
VAC
Lighting System Programming is three
KX - TA 624
Door Stations
Qty: 2
Analog Audio to
Crestron
Touchpanel
- fold , first the Keypads will be programmed for local room
control and pathways to and from the common areas of the home
assigned to Keypads from the bedrooms for hallways
. Additional pathways will be
, stairs
, and night time scenes if needed
.
House Distribution
2 - Conductor
System
Cable
Second
Relay #1 from Pro 2
, the selected Touchpanels will be programmed using a global approach giving access to
scenes and entire control of the home either by floor
Input/Output #2 to Pro 2
Ethernet Control
Extension Wiring
Corded Phone
Qty: 20
, areas
, and attached outdoor lighting
.
Third , scenes will be based upon alerts from the security system to provide automatic lighting
Scenes based on the type of event that occurred
. ( ie , Fire , Burglary
, Panic )
Hunter Irrigation Interfacing
Co Lines
Irrigation setup of runtime routines is to be accomplished by using a computer terminal to
Access the internal web server host of the IMMS processor and setup the zones
/rain cycles
per the client’s wishes.
1 thru
4
Crestron
Touchpanel
Crestron Touchpanels that are Ethernet equipped only will have access to the IMMS internal
web server using the Microsoft Remote Desktop Application imbedded in the Touchpanel
.
You will access a dedicated computer terminal and using the Remote Desktop will launch the
IMMS program and change your scheduling accordingly
.
Extension Wiring
IMMS Controller
Elan Co Line5
Systems
Topology
The
Functional
Overview
120 VAC
Line Drawing
Elan COM2
Graphic courtesy of The Sound Room
Cordless
Phone
Qty: 4
Power Supply
No direct Crestron software application programs exist at this time to directly communicate
with the Hunter IMMS Irrigation Processor
.
Branch Office-CO’s
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Audio
•
•
•
•
Speaker wire
Line level
Category wire
Digital audio
Graphic courtesy of The Sound Room
Video
Digital Media 16x16 Switcher Input Layouts
DirecTV HR-24 #1
DM-MD16X16 Switcher – (Rear View)
Kscape K-6000 #4
DMCO-1111 #1
DirecTV HR-24 #1
Samsung Blu-Ray #1
HDMI Cable
DirecTV HR-24 #1
HDMI Cable
HDMI Cable
Samsung Blu-Ray #2
HDMI Cable
Extron Distribution Amplifiers
HDMI Cable
HDMI Cable
AppleTV #1
DirecTV HR-24 #1
HDMI Cable
HDMI Cable
AppleTV #2
HDMI Cable
DirecTV HR-24 #1
HDMI Cable
Extron Distribution Amplifiers
DVI Cable
HDMI Cable
•
•
•
•
•
Coax cable
Line level
Category wire
HDMI
Multimode fiber
Speco DVR-PC16-P48-3TB
HDMI Cable
Kscape K-6000 #1
HDMI Cable
Kscape K-6000 #2
DMCO-1111 #2
Kscape K-6000 #3
001-Sitting Room
116-Kitchen
DM-RMC-100-F
Client TV
DM-RMC-100-F
Client TV
Fiber Card #1
Fiber Output #1
D & M Terminals
HDMI Cable
002-Bar Area
Fiber Card #2
Fiber Output #1
D & M Terminals
HDMI Cable
IR Emitter Port 1
IR Emitter Port 1
119-Hearth Room
DM-RMC-100-F
Client TV
DM-RMC-100-F – (Rack Location)
DTR-30.2 – Rack Location
Fiber Card #1
Fiber Output #2
D & M Terminals
HDMI Cable
IR Emitter Port 1
Fiber Card #2
Fiber Output #2
D & M Terminals
HDMI Cable
IR Emitter Port 1
005-Playroom
200-Guest Bedroom
DM-RMC-100-F
Client TV
DM-RMC-100-F
Client TV
Fiber Card #1
Fiber Output #3
D & M Terminals
HDMI Cable
IR Emitter Port 1
009-Home Theater
IR Emitter Port 1
205-Paige’s Bedroom
DM-RMC-100-F – (Rack Location)
DHC-80.1 – Rack Location
Fiber Card #2
Fiber Output #3
D & M Terminal
HDMI Cable
DM-RMC-100-F
Client TV
HDMI Cable
Fiber Card #1
Fiber Output #4
D & M Terminals
Fiber Card #2
Fiber Output #4
D & M Terminal
HDMI Cable
IR Emitter Port 1
IR Emitter Port 1
104-Master Bedroom
DM-RMC-100-F
Client TV
Fiber Card #1
Fiber Output #5
D & M Terminals
HDMI Cable
IR Emitter Port 1
105-Master Bedroom Sitting
210-Children’s Den
DM-RMC-100-F
Client TV
IR Emitter Port 1
213-Bedroom #4
DM-RMC-100-F
Client TV
DM-RMC-100-F
Client TV
Fiber Card #1
Fiber Output #6
D & M Terminals
HDMI Cable
IR Emitter Port 1
216-Carl’s III Bedroom
DM-RMC-100-F
Client TV
DM-RMC-100-F
Client TV
Fiber Card #1
Fiber Output #7
D & M Terminals
HDMI Cable
219-Apartment Living Room
DM-RMC-100-F
IR Emitter Port 1
Graphic courtesy of The Sound Room
IR Emitter Port 1
Client TV
HDMI Cable
Fiber Card #2
Fiber Output #7
D & M Terminals
HDMI Cable
IR Emitter Port 1
108-Laura’s Office
Fiber Card #2
Fiber Output #6
D & M Terminals
HDMI Cable
IR Emitter Port 1
107-Carl’s Office
Fiber Card #2
Fiber Output #5
D & M Terminals
HDMI Cable
Fiber Card #1
Fiber Output #8
D & M Terminals
DM-RMC-100-F
Client TV
HDMI Cable
IR Emitter Port 1
Fiber Card #2
Fiber Output #8
D & M Terminals
Voice
Phone System
Phone system intercom functionality will be two-fold:
1.
Pick up handset and direct dial a station (or the
activated door station) to communicate with a party
in another room (or at the door).
2.
Pick up handset to generate a one way page to alert
and speak to someone you are trying to locate.
Input/Output #1 from KSU
Power Supply
120 VAC
Door Stations
Qty: 2
KX-TA624
2-Conductor
Cable
Relay #1 from Pro 2
Extension Wiring
Corded Phone
Qty: 20
Co Lines 1 thru 4
Analog Audio to
House Distribution
Elan
System
Extension Wiring
Co Line5
Power Supply
120 VAC
Elan COM2
Graphic courtesy of The Sound Room
Branch Office-CO’s
Cordless
Phone
Qty: 4
Lighting
Graphic courtesy of The Sound Room
Shading
Graphic courtesy of The Sound Room
Security
Security System
Qty: 1
Qty: 46
Qty: 2
HAI Security Panel
22/4
Ethernet
Control
Flush Glass
Break Sensors
18/4
Or
16/2
Fire/Heat Ceiling
Sensor
Zone 14 Air Duct Sensor
18/4
Qty: 4
Qty: 2
Qty: 2
22/4
18/2
22/4
22/4
Qty: 7
Status
Modules
Outdoor
Sirens
Qty: 23
22/4
CAT 5e
Upgrade
Panel
Type
Keypads
Qty: 6
Flush Door
Contacts
Motions
Sensor
22/4
Relay Control
Forced to Top Floor Upon Away/Alert Mode
Dual Sensor at top of Door
Contact #1 to Security
Contact #2 to Crestron
Otis Elevator Pit
Open/Close Loop
Loop #1 to Security
Loop #2 to Crestron
Control Option Types
All Overhead Doors
Graphic courtesy of The Sound Room
Indoor Sirens
Overhead
Dual
Sensor
Cameras
Camera/Network Distribution Equipment located
At the Middle Atlantic Rack
Ubiquiti APN – 4 Port Router (Rear View)
Cat 5e – 568-B Pattern – Port #15
Planet SGSW-2420HP – 24 Port Switch
Axis IP Camera #3
East Deck – Fixed
Cat 5e – 568-B Pattern – Port #3
Axis IP Camera #4
West Side – Fixed
Cat 5e – 568-B Pattern – Port #4
Axis IP Camera #5
Dock – Fixed
Cat 5e – 568-B Pattern – Port #5
Axis IP Camera #6
M. Bedroom Deck – Fixed
IC Realtime Camera DVR
TSR to Install of DVR
Provided by Sound Security
Cat 5e – 568-B Pattern – Port #6
Axis IP Camera #7
Exercise Patio – Fixed
Cat-5e to MAR
Planet Switch #1 For
Video Streaming
568-B Pattern
Port #23
Cat 5e – 568-B Pattern – Port #7
Power Supply
120 VAC
Axis IP Camera #8
Main Deck – Fixed
Cat 5e – 568-B Pattern – Port #8
HDMI Output from
Main Call Monitor
Output to Distribution
To TV’s thru the DM 16x16
Input #10 via HDMI.
Compostie Video
to Video Server
Compostie Video
to Video Server
Axis IP Camera #9
Bedroom #6 Deck – Fixed
Elan DSC Station #1
Front Door – Fixed
Cat 5e – 568-B Pattern – Port #9
Axis IP Camera #10
Courtyard – Fixed
MAR Rack
Cat 5e – 568-B Pattern – Port #10
Speco Camera #2
East Side Door - Fixes
Camera #1 - Elan
12 VDC Voltage
Use 18/G Two
Conductor Cable
Polarity Sensitive
Graphic courtesy of The Sound Room
Camera #2 – Speco
12 VDC Voltage
Use 18/G Two
Conductor Cable
Polarity Sensitive
Connect to
DM 16x16
Input 10
Ex
tro
Ex
n
tro
DM-MD16X16 Switcher
– (Rear View)
Di
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str
Di
ib
str
HDMI
uti
ib
IC Realtime
on
uti
Card Input #10
A
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A
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HVAC
HVAC Installation
Communication
Interface
232 Com Link#1
Communicating
Thermostats
#’s 1-8
Communication
Interface
232 Com Link#2
Communication
Interface
Communicating
Thermostats
#’s 1-5
Communicating
Thermostats
#’s 1-7
485 Protocol
232
CAT 5
CAT 5
Power
Communication
Terminal Strip
Com Link# 3
485 Protocol
485 Protocol
CAT 5
2
Processor
Power
Power
Communication
Terminal Strip
Communication
Terminal Strip
Power
Power
Power
Thermostat Power x2
Thermostat Power x2
Thermostat Power x2
Touch Panel
First Floor– 7 Units
Graphic courtesy of The Sound Room
Second Floor– 6 Units
Lower Level– 4 Units
Health
Photo courtesy of GrandCare Systems
Network
Network Distribution
Equipment located
At the LL Rack
Cat 5e Cabling Or D-Mark
Using the
568—B code
For
Networking
Basement
10.10.10.240
Cable/DSL Modem
Cisco
877WGAK9
Cisco SFE-2000
Kscape K-6000 #1
10.10.10.81
M. Bed Sitting
10.10.10.241
Kscape K-6000 #2
10.10.10.82
Kscape K-6000 #3
10.10.10.83
Kitchen
10.10.10.242
2nd Floor
10.10.10.243
Kscape K-6000 #4
10.10.10.84
Crestron Pro-2 #1
10.10.10.70
Crestron PAC2 #1
10.10.10.90
Crestron DM16x16 #1
10.10.10.10
Lutron Processor #1
10.10.10.91
Graphic courtesy of The Sound Room
Kscape K-5000
10.10.10.80
Control
Crestron Pro2 Processor Layouts
Exercise TV – Type TBD
C2IR-8 Port Assignments:
IR Port Assignments:
Crestron Pro 2 Ethernet Assignments:
Speco DVR-PC16-P48-3TB
Crestron Control IP Addresses:
AppleTV #2
DirecTV HR-24 #1
C2IR-8
IR Port A
IR Port A
Crestron Pro 2 #1 – (IP: 10.10.10.70)
C2IR-8
IR Port B
Kscape K-5000 Server: 10.10.10.80 – (IP ID#: 80)
Kscape K-6000 #1 Client: 10.10.10.81 – (IP ID#: 81)
Kscape K-6000 #1 Client: 10.10.10.82 – (IP ID#: 82)
Kscape K-6000 #1 Client: 10.10.10.83 – (IP ID#: 83)
Kscape K-6000 #1 Client: 10.10.10.84 – (IP ID#: 84)
C2IR-8
IR Port C
Network Cat 5 to Switch in
Equipment Rack
DirecTV HR-24 #1
Crestron Sitting Room TPMC-3X: 10.10.10.71 – (IP ID#: 71)
Crestron Bar Area TPMC-3X: 10.10.10.72 – (IP ID#: 72)
Crestron M. Bedroom TPMC-3X: 10.10.10.73 – (IP ID#: 73)
Crestron M. Bedrm Sitting TPMC-3X: 10.10.10.74 – (IP ID#: 74)
Crestron Kitchen TPMC-3X: 10.10.10.75 – (IP ID#: 75)
Crestron Hearth Room TPMC-3X: 10.10.10.76 – (IP ID#: 76)
Crestron Home Theater TPMC-3X : 10.10.10.77 – (IP ID#: 77)
Crestron Kitchen TPS-6L : 10.10.10.78 – (IP ID#: 78)
IR Port B
DirecTV HR-24 #1
Crestron Carl’s Office X-Panel: 10.10.10.50 – (IP ID#: 50)
Crestron Laura’s Office X-Panel: 10.10.10.51 – (IP ID#: 51)
Crestron Kitchen X-Panel: 10.10.10.52 – (IP ID#: 52)
IR Port C
Crestron PAC2 Processor: 10.10.10.90 – (IP ID#: 90)
Lutron 4-Series Processor: 10.10.10.91 – (IP ID#: 91)
Crestron DM 16x16 HDMI Switcher: 10.10.10.10 – (IP ID#: 10)
DirecTV HR-24 #1
Power Supply
120 VAC
IR Port D
*Non Crestron Control IP Addresses:
DirecTV DSS #1: 10.10.10.40
DirecTV DSS #2: 10.10.10.41
DirecTV DSS #3: 10.10.10.42
DirecTV DSS #4: 10.10.10.43
DirecTV DSS #5: 10.10.10.44
Samsung Blu-Ray #1: 10.10.10.45
Samsung Blu-Ray #2: 10.10.10.46
Apple TV #1: 10.10.10.47
Apple TV #2: 10.10.10.48
Speco DVR: 10.10.10.49
Connect
“-“ to G
DirecTV HR-24 #1
Extron Distribution Amplifiers
IR Port E
Elan Page Output 1/8" Mono Mini
to PRO2 I/O Input #1 & G
2-Conductor
“+” to 1, “-“ to G.
Samsung Blu-Ray #1
IR Port F
Elan DB1 Output 1/8" Mono Mini
to PRO2 I/O Input #2 & G
2-Conductor
“+” to 2, “-“ to G.
Samsung Blu-Ray #2
Relay Port Assignments:
IR Port G
Elan DB2 Output 1/8" Mono Mini
to PRO2 I/O Input #2 & G
2-Conductor
“+” to 3, “-“ to G.
AppleTV #1
Stewart EMSN150SST13 Cinewide Fixed Screen with Masking
IR Port H
12VDC “+” wired
back to Screen
I/O Port Assignments:
DM-MD16X16 Switcher – (Rear View)
Power Supply
120 VAC
DMC-DVI
Speco DVR
Card Input #14
Extron
Distributio
n
Amplifiers
Extron
Distributio
n
Amplifiers
COM2R
Audio Loop Out
L&R
to DM DVI Card
Input # 14
Elan DSC Station #1
Front Door
Elan DSC Station #2
Side Door
Wiring Bundle to Elan Door Station #2
DSC3 – Cat 5e – Qty: 1 Length: 95'
Connect to Door Station Bus Door 2
Blue Pair Only B= +, B/W= -
Com Port Assignments:
Graphic courtesy of The Sound Room
12 VDC Voltage
Use 18/G Two
Conductor Cable
Polarity Sensitive
CNX-BIPAD8 #2
CNX-BIPAD8 #1
Panamorph Anamorphic Lens
232 Port Assignments:
DHC-80.1 – Rack Location
Com Port A
Com Port A: Integra DHC-80.1 - Straight Cable: Pins 2,3,5
9600 baud, 8, 1, N
Com Port A: Integra DTR-30.2 - Straight Cable: Pins 2,3,5
9600 baud, 8, 1, N
Com Port A: Integra TUN 3.7 - Straight Cable: Pins 2,3,5
9600 baud, 8, 1, N
Com Port D: JVC RS-25U – Null Cable: Pins 2,3,5
19,200 baud, 8, 1, N
Com Port E:
Com Port F:
Ground wired
directly to Screen
CNX-BIPAD8 #3
Audio Loop Out
L&R
to CNX-BiPad8 #1
Input # 15
Wiring Bundle to Elan Door Station #1
DSC3 – Cat 5e – Qty: 1 Length: 75'
Connect to Door Station Bus Door 1
Blue Pair Only B= +, B/W= -
12VDC + wired
directly Relay #1
12VDC “+” wired
back to Lens Assembly
JVC DLA-RS-25U
DTR-30.2 – Rack Location
Com Port B
Ground wired
directly to Lens Assembly
Integra TUN 3.7
Com Port C
JVC DLA-RS-25U
Com Port D
12VDC + wired
directly Relay #2
12 VDC Voltage
Use 18/G Two
Conductor Cable
Polarity Sensitive
Structured wiring
Head End Equipment
WRK-40-27
WRK-40-27
Cables
WRK-40-27
EB-1
EB-1
EB-1
EB-1
EB2
EB2
Extron Distribution Amplifiers
EB2
Extron Distribution Amplifiers
EB2
VTF-4
VTF1
VTF1
LF-Leveling Feet
LF-Leveling Feet
LF-Leveling Feet
Graphics courtesy of Audio Quest and Crestron
Convenience Outlets
Head end equipment rack
• EIA 19” standard equipment width
• Range of heights and depths
• Stand alone or gangable
configurations
• Lacing bars used for neat wiring
• Requires thermal planning for
cooling
• Should be centrally located in a
home
MW-10FT-FC
MW-10FT-FC
WRK-40-27
WRK-40-27
MW-10FT-FC
WRK-40-27
EB-1
EB-1
EB-1
EB-1
EB2
EB2
Extron Distribution Amplifiers
EB2
Extron Distribution Amplifiers
EB2
VTF-4
VTF1
VTF1
LF-Leveling Feet
Photo courtesy of The Sound Room
LF-Leveling Feet
LF-Leveling Feet
Head end low voltage enclosure
Enclosure with cover
Photos courtesy of The Sound Room
Security
Phone & LAN
Single inclusive low
voltage enclosure
Head end equipment
Photos courtesy of The Sound Room
Wireless vs. Wired
Analog
Digital
Analog cables
Stranded
Speaker
Wire
Solid
Core
Speaker
Wire
3.5 mm
RCA
Audio
Balanced
Audio
Security
22/4
RCA
BNC
RG-6 Coax
F
Digital cables
USB 2.0
USB 3.0
USB
Mini
USB 3.0
Micro
FireWire
HDMI
Category
Toslink
Mini
Digital
Coax
AES /
EBU
OEM & Combination cables
DM NP
Single-mode
Multi-mode
Fiber
Fiber
Cresnet NP
4-CAT5
22/4
2-CAT5
2-Coax
22/4
Convenience outlets
Photo courtesy of The Sound Room
It’s all about planning…
Photo courtesy of The Sound Room
Summary of discussion
• Outlined today's consumer technology needs & expectations
• Defined the technology offerings that can be incorporated in the home
• Identified main components of a
structured wiring system & the unique
characteristics of:
 Head end equipment
 Cables
 Convenience outlets
• Recognized the importance of proper
design & documentation
• Recognized the essential timeline for
engaging an electronic systems
professional in the design & build
process
This concludes the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Continuing Education Systems
(CES) program.
Applicable continuing education credit will be reported to those associations of which
CEDIA is a continuing education provider. Please self-report credit to those associations
where self-reporting is the preferred method.
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