This document provides information about the available ports, technical specifications and features of
the Cisco Smart+Connected Controller 200 (SCH-CONTROL-200).
•Overview, page 2
•Package Contents, page 2
•Mounting the Cisco Controller 200 on a Wall, page 3
•Front View (LEDs and Other Features), page 5
•Rear View (Input and Output Ports), page 6
•Connecting Devices, page 6
•Connecting the IR Ports/Serial Ports (Optional), page 8
•Setting Up External Storage Device (Optional), page 9
•Configuring the Cisco Controller 200, page 9
•Restoring the Device to the Factory Settings, page 9
•Resetting the Device Network Settings, page 9
•Regulatory/Safety Information, page 10
•Specifications, page 10
•Related Documentation, page 11
•Warranty, page 12
•Service and Support, page 12
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Overview
Overview
The Cisco Smart+Connected Controller 200 provides intelligent control for the Cisco Smart+Connected
Residential Solution, allowing residents to manage lighting, security, temperature, and multimedia,
while also providing a portal into the community from the residence. The Cisco Controller 200 integrates
a broad range of devices using a variety of protocols (Internet Protocol [IP], ZigBee HA, infrared [IR],
serial, and more). By combining wired and wireless technologies, the Cisco Controller 200 provides
flexibility in extending the capabilities of the Cisco Smart+Connected Residential Solution to any device
located anywhere in the residence. All of these services can be controlled through simple and intuitive
touchscreen displays or on-screen TV navigators managed through one of the Cisco Smart+Connected
Universal Remotes.
While individual Cisco Controllers can support a single room or small residence, additional Cisco
Controllers can be added to provide on-screen TV navigation in other rooms. Cisco Controllers can also
be added in groups to provide coordinated control throughout a large residence or building. These
compact devices are easy to mount behind a TV or on a wall, so that residents can enjoy the power of
on-screen control virtually anywhere.
Figure 1Cisco Controller 200
Features and Benefits
The Cisco Controller 200 is an entry-level device for one-room residential units where digital
high-definition multimedia interface (HDMI) output to the TV is not required. In larger installations, the
Cisco Controller 200 can be used as an auxiliary Cisco Controller to support on-screen TV navigation
in additional rooms, to offload processing tasks, or to act as a ZigBee Access Point (ZAP).
Package Contents
The following items are included in the Cisco Controller 200 box:
NoteThis document, and other related documents, are available online at
www.cisco.com/go/smartconnectedresidential/docs. See the “Related Documentation” section on
page 11 for more information.
Mounting the Cisco Controller 200 on a Wall
The Cisco Controller 200 can be mounted on a wall or placed on a horizontal surface (such as a shelf).
Procedure
To mount the device on a wall:
Step 1Select one of the following mounting options:
• Mount the Controller 200 horizontally using one (1) standard single-gang wall box. The wall
mounting plate has four (4) horizontal sets of slots. Leave the screws protruding .08” from the wall.
•Mount the Controller 200 horizontally or vertically using one (1) standard double-gang box. Leave
the screws protruding .08” from the wall.
•Mount the Cisco Controller 200 horizontally or vertically using four (4) screws (not provided)
placed directly into a wall stud or studs.
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Using the mounting plate as a template, screw four (4) screws into a stud to align with the four
(4) center slots for vertical positioning; or into two (2) studs to align with the four (4) corner
slots for horizontal positioning.
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Leave the screws protruding .08” from the wall.
NoteTo quickly check the fit of the screws, place the wall mounting plate over the screws before