IWA Series
Remote Control PCB
Installation & Operation
Biamp Systems, 10074 S.W. Arctic Drive, Beaverton, Oregon 97005 U.S.A. (503) 641-7287 http://www.biamp.com
an affiliate of Rauland-Borg Corp.
P5
P4
stand-offs
stand-offs
REMOTE CONTROL PCB
The IWA Series can be remotely
controlled via infrared, wall-mount, or
custom controls (see pages 2 & 3).
Remote control capability is provided
by an optional (user installed) Remote
Control PCB (printed circuit board).
The Remote Control PCB allows
remote control of Main & Zone Output
levels, as well as switching of three
relays (included on circuit board).
Connections are provided for up to two
remote controls, which may then be
assigned the necessary functions for a
specific location or application. A nonvolatile memory allows storage & recall
of up to eight presets (levels & relays).
The Remote Control PCB is installed at
the lower-left of the mixer PCB (see
diagrams). Remove two jumpers from
both P4 & P5 (on mixer PCB), and
screws from the four stand-offs. Mate
receptacles J4 & J5 (on rear of Remote
Control PCB) to P4 & P5, and secure
the PCB with the four screws. A power
wire harness is tie-wrapped to the
mixer wire harness. Cut tie-wrap and
push connector onto J1 (at upper-right
of PCB). Connections for remote
controls are provided at the lower-right.
The "normally open" contacts for three
DPDT relays are provided at the upperleft ("normally closed" contacts are
provided as wiring pads next to each
relay). The relay contacts are rated for
5 Amps max.
The Remote Control PCB provides an
infrared receiver at the right edge (IR1)
for "set-up" purposes (see page 2).
After set-up, this receiver may be
disabled via the adjacent jumper (J6).
Two jumpers are provided near the
center of the PCB (J2 & J3). Once
presets have been stored, jumper J3
allows remote control "store" buttons to
be disabled. When power is turned on,
the most current settings will be
recalled, however, jumper J2 allows
preset #1 to be recalled instead. LEDs
indicate status of each relay, as well as
reception and errors from remote
controls. A switch and LED (at bottom
edge) are used to enter "set-up" mode.
REMOTE CONTROL
MIXER PCB
REMOTE CONTROL PCB
RELAY 1 (A) RELAY 2 (B) RELAY 3 (C)
RELAY 1
J5
RELAY 2
REMOTE STORE RECALL LAST
SETUP
RELAY 3
RELAY 3RELAY 2RELAY 1
YES NO YES NO
+48V
GND
GND
+15v
ERROR
J4
J2J3
IR2 IR3 GND IR2 IR3
REMOTE1 REMOTE2
RECEIVER
OFF ON
IR
-15v
-15V
J6
+15v
J1
IR1
1
REMOTE CONTROL
output volumes,
SET-UP
The Remote Control PCB provides connections for two remote controls (Remote 1 & Remote 2). From the factory, universal control (recall
presets, store presets, switch relays, Main level, and Zone level) is possible from both
allows specific functions to be assigned to Remote 1 and Remote 2 independently. For example, Remote 1 might be assigned to recall
presets, switch relays, and adjust Main level, while Remote 2 is assigned only to adjust Zone level. The actual remote controls could then
be installed in their respective areas (Main & Zone), providing localized control.
To enter "set-up" mode, and assign specific functions to Remote 1 & Remote 2, press and hold the SETUP button (at bottom edge of
Remote Control PCB) while turning on power to the IWA unit. Continue to hold the SETUP button (2 seconds), until the adjacent LED
flashes once, then release the button immediately. In "set-up" mode, the ON & OFF buttons (A,B, or C) on a remote control are used to
assign functions. There are five possible functions, each of which may be assigned to Remote 1 and/or Remote 2 (see table).
The table shows the exact sequence in which assignments must be
made (use the table as a worksheet to plan assignments). Choose
either ON or OFF for each function. The IR indicator will flash
whenever a selection is made. The ERROR indicator will flash only
if a wrong button is pressed. When all ten selections have been
made, the SETUP indicator will light (1 second) and the Remote
Control PCB will automatically return to normal operation. The
Remote Control PCB may be returned to the factory default
assignments (universal control) at any time. CAUTION: Returning
to factory defaults also erases presets. To return to factory defaults,
press and hold the SETUP button while turning on power. Instead
of releasing the SETUP button after the adjacent LED flashes once,
continue to hold the button (7 seconds) until the LED flashes twice.
Release the button. The LED will light (1 second) and the Remote
Control PCB will return to normal operation. NOTE: The SETUP
LED will flash occasionally during normal operation. This is only an
indication that the Remote Control PCB is automatically storing the
current settings in non-volatile memory.
REMOTE CONTROLS
The IWA Series can be remotely controlled via infrared, wall-mount, and/or custom controls. An
internal infrared receiver is provided on the Remote Control PCB (for set-up purposes only). The
actual remote controls are offered optionally. This allows the user to select the type and quantity of
remote controls necessary for a particular application. Remote controls affect mixer
relay switching, and memory presets. Two remote controls may be added, and may be configured
for control of independent functions. Optional remote controls are: Infrared Transmitters, External
Infrared Receivers, Wall-Mount Panels, & Remote Interface Kits.
Infrared Transmitter (Biamp #909-0063-00): The transmitter is a hand-held remote control, which
transmits infrared codes unique to Biamp. Therefore, the transmitter should not affect any other
infrared controlled equipment (such as TVs or VCRs). Likewise, other infrared controllers will not
provide proper control of Biamp equipm ent. The transmitter requires two AAA batteries, which are
included with the unit (user installed). The Select 1~8 buttons choose a desired preset from nonvolatile memory. The Setup 1~8 buttons create presets by storing current settings (levels & relays) in
non-volatile memory. Once presets have been established, the Setup 1~8 buttons may be disabled.
The MUTE, VOL ▲, and VOL ▼ buttons (Main & Zone) provide volume up, volume down, and
volume off functions for the mixer outputs. The ON and OFF buttons (A, B, & C) provide switching of
the respective relays (on Remote Control PCB). For best results, there should be an unobstructed
line-of-sight from transmitter to receiver. The transmitter will operate up to 30 feet from a receiver.
When infrared information is transmitted to a receiver, the IR LED indicators on the Remote Control
PCB, and inside the receiver, will flash.
Remote 1 and Remote 2. However, "set-up" mode
1) Remote 1 - RECALL PRESETS OFF ON
2) Remote 1 - STORE PRESETS OFF ON
3) Remote 1 - SWITCH RELAYS OFF ON
4) Remote 1 - MAIN LEVEL OFF ON
5) Remote 1 - ZONE LEVEL OFF ON
6) Remote 2 - RECALL PRESETS OFF ON
7) Remote 2 - STORE PRESETS OFF ON
8) Remote 2 - SWITCH RELAYS OFF ON
9) Remote 2 - MAIN LEVEL OFF ON
10) Remote 2 - ZONE LEVEL OFF ON
SELECT
1234
5
678
SETUP
1234
5
678
OFF
ON
MUTE
A
OFF
ON
B
OFF
ON
C
ADVANTAGE IWA
MUTE
VOL
VOL
VOL
VOL
MAIN ZONE
Infrared Transmitter
(Biamp #909-0063-00)
2
REMOTE CONTROL
wired"
Mount
Wall-Mount Panel
(Biamp #909-0073-00)
MAIN ZONE
A
B
C
SETUP
SELECT
5
1234
678
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
MUTE
VOL
VOL
MUTE
VOL
VOL
5
1234
678
ADVANTAGE IWA
External Infrared Receiver (Biamp #909-0030-00): The receiver consists of a black plastic box,
which contains an infrared photo detector, an LED indicator, and three screw terminals. To install the
receiver, first take off the front cover by removing the four screws. Mount the receiver to a wall or
other surface, using the two screw holes on the back cover (screws not included). The receiver
should not be mounted in direct sunlight, or pointed directly at fluorescent lighting. For best results,
there should be an unobstructed line-of-sight from transmitter to receiver. The receiver may be wired
up to 2000 feet from the IWA unit, using 2-conductor shielded cable (not included). Route the cable
through the access hole on the bottom of the receiver. The three screw terminals inside the receiver
("GND", "IR2", & "IR3") directly correspond to the Remote 1 and Remote 2 terminals on the Remote
Control PCB (Remote 1 and Remote 2 share a common "GND" terminal). Remote Infrared
Receivers may be connected to Remote 1 and/or Remote 2, depending upon the particular
application. Connect the cable shield to the "GND" terminal at each end. Use the two conductors to
connect "IR2" to "IR2" and "IR3" to "IR3". Replace the receiver front cover. When the IWA unit is
turned on, power is delivered to the receiver. The LED indicator inside the receiver, and the IR LED
indicator on the Remote Control PCB, will flash whenever infrared information is detected. NOTE:
The Infrared Receiver includes a "Remote Translator", which allows remote control of Advantage
products via third-party controllers (instructions included with receiver).
Wall-Mount Panel (Biamp #909-0073-00): The wall-mount is a "hardcontrol panel, which receives power from the Remote Control PCB. There are
no batteries to wear out, and it is not easily lost or stolen. The wall-mount may
be wired up to 2000 feet from the IWA unit, using 2-conductor shielded cable
(not included). Remove the mounting box from the front panel. Route the
cable through a "knock-out" hole on the rear of the mounting box. Install the
mounting box in a wall or panel. The three screw terminals on the WallPanel circuit board ("GND", "IR2", & "IR3") directly correspond to the Remote 1
and Remote 2 terminals on the Remote Control PCB (Remote 1 and Remote 2
share a common "GND" terminal). Wall-Mount Panels may be connected to
Remote 1 and/or Remote 2, depending upon the particular application.
Connect the cable shield to the "GND" terminal at each end. Use the two
conductors to connect "IR2" to "IR2" and "IR3" to "IR3". Install the front panel
in the mounting box. The wall-mount has twenty-eight buttons. The Select
1~8 buttons choose a desired preset from non-volatile memory. The Setup
1~8 buttons create presets by storing current settings (levels & relays) in nonvolatile memory. Once presets have been established, the Setup 1~8 buttons
may be disabled. The MUTE, VOL ▲, and VOL ▼ buttons (Main & Zone)
provide volume up, volume down, and volume off functions for the mixer
outputs. The ON and OFF buttons (A, B, & C) provide switching of the
respective relays (on Remote Control PCB). When the IWA unit is turned on,
power is delivered to the Wall-Mount Panel and the green LED indicator will
light. The red LED indicator on the Wall-Mount, and the IR LED indicator on
the Remote Control PCB, will flash whenever infrared information is detected.
The Wall-Mount Panel includes an infrared detector (below LED indicators),
which allows it to operate as an External Infrared Receiver as well. The
infrared detector may be disabled via a circuit board jumper strap. Complete
instructions are included with the Wall-Mount Panel.
Remote Interface Kit (Biamp #909-0041-00): The Remote Interface Kit allows the user to create a customized control panel, using his
own switches, enclosure, and panel. It can provide up to 40 buttons (12 more than standard remote controls). The Remote Interface Kit is
a tested circuit board assembly, which includes two wiring harnesses. The circuit board connects to the Remote Control PCB in exactly the
same way the External Infrared Receiver does, using 2-conductor shielded cable (not included), and may be wired up to 2000 feet from the
IWA unit. The three screw terminals on the Remote Interface Kit circuit board ("GND", "IR2", & "IR3") directly correspond to the Remote 1
and Remote 2 terminals on the Remote Control PCB (Remote 1 and Remote 2 share a common "GND" terminal). Remote Interface Kits
may be connected to Remote 1 and/or Remote 2, depending upon the particular application. When the IWA unit is turned on, power is
delivered to the circuit board. The circuit board is 2.27"W by 2.65"H, with four mounting holes (2" centers) and #6 mounting hardware
provided. Complete instructions are included with the Remote Interface Kit.
InfraRed Receiver
External Infrared Receiver
(Biamp #909-0030-00)
585.0052.00
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