User manual BIAMP WIN SOFTWARE V3.1

[. . . ] functions Main Output (level) Main Output (level) Main Output (level) Main Output (level) Inputs/Outputs (level) Various Products Audia (programmable) Nexia (programmable) . This pigtail consists of three 22-gauge wires, which are color-coded for wiring as follows: Red . Ground (GND) See product manuals for remote control applications and wiring specifics. [. . . ] Ground (GND) See product manuals for remote control applications and wiring specifics. Soldered connections with heat-shrink, or properly sized crimp connectors, are recommended. See last page for back-box installation & block diagrams. RP-L1 RP-L2: The RP-L2 is a remote control panel, which consists of two 25k linear taper potentiometers mounted on a grey `decorator' style cover plate, with a single-gang `cut-in' style PVC electrical back-box and two pre-wired pigtails. The RP-L2 may be used to provide remote control of volume levels as specified for the following BIAMP products: products 801 Mic/Line Mixer . functions Main Output (level) Main Output (level) Main Output (level) Main Output (level) Inputs/Outputs (level) Various Products Audia (programmable) Nexia (programmable) . . The RP-L2 includes two pre-wired pigtails for ease of installation. Each pigtail consists of three 22-gauge wires, which are color-coded for wiring as follows: Red . Ground (GND) See product manuals for remote control applications and wiring specifics. If latching operation should again become necessary, replace the jumper straps by reversing this process. jumper strap Back-Box Installation Back-Box flange Remove the back-box from the front panel (controls). Route cables through a `knock-out' hole on the rear of the back-box. Install the back-box in a wall or panel, in the same orientation as any standard single-gang electrical box. (3. 175mm to 25. 4mm) The mounting cavity must be exactly 3. 6" high, 2. 25" wide, and at least 2. 75" deep. (91. 44mm H x 57. 15mm W x 69. 85mm D) Insert the back-box into the wall or panel, then tighten the flange screws until the flanges hold the box securely in place. Wire the remote panel pre-wired pigtails to the appropriate cable conductors. Soldered connections with heatshrink insulation, or properly sized wire nuts, are recommended. Mount the front panel to the back-box, being careful not to pinch or short the wires. [. . . ] Wire the remote panel pre-wired pigtails to the appropriate cable conductors. Soldered connections with heatshrink insulation, or properly sized wire nuts, are recommended. Mount the front panel to the back-box, being careful not to pinch or short the wires. [. . . ]