Vaddio TouchVIEW User Manual
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TouchVIEW
433 MHz Wireless Positioning System
Installation & User Guide
Introduction
Unpacking
Your
TouchVIEW
Setting Up
Your
TouchVIEW
The Vaddio TouchVIEW transmits positioning requests through the air instead of
hard wires, allowing greater flexibiliby. Position switches can now be used in any
location without running cable from the switches to Vaddio’s ControlVIEW™. The
wireless connection can extend over 100 feet.
• Carefully remove the device and parts from the packing material.
• Set the unit on a flat, solid surface. Unpack and identifiy the following parts:
– Four, single-position transmitters
– One, receiver
– One, eight contact female 5mm terminal block
– One, power supply
TouchVIEW Receiver (see Figure 1)
The receiver ouputs are connected to
Vaddio’s ControlVIEW or ControlVIEW
Expander inputs.
• Using the terminal block, attach wires
from button outputs one through four to
the preset inputs on the back of the
ControlVIEW.
– Only one wire per connection,
shared
be
not
connections
with an input from another source
on the ControlVIEW.
– The outputs can be connected
to any one of the twelve inputs on
the ControlVIEW.
can
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ANTENNA
12 VDC POWER
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• Attach a wire from the ground (GND)
connection on the receiver to a ground
connection on the ControlVIEW.
• Plug the power supply into the receiver.
• Plug the other end of the power supply
into a power outlet.
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NONE
OUTPUT 1
OUTPUT 2
OUTPUT 3
OUTPUT 4
Figure 1 – TouchVIEW Receiver.
NONE
NONE
GROUND
Setting Up
Your
TouchVIEW
(continued)
TouchVIEW Transmitter
(see Figure 2)
The transmitters send signals to the receiver to activate the connected
ControlVIEW, four individual controllers for
each button one through four. Use the
supplied fastners to attach the individual
transmitters to a wall or other surface if
desired.
Individual Controllers
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Push the ON button to activate the preset
associated with the transmitter (the previously activated preset will be deactivated).
The OUT LED on the receiver will light when a button is activated, and the OUT
connection on the back goes high (+5 VDC).
ransmitter(s)
Replacing the Batteries in
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Using a small Phillips screwdriver, remove the screw on the back of each transmitter. Carefully pull apart the front and back from each other. Pull-up on the old
battery to remove. Replace with a new CR2032 button type battery. Carefully push
the front and back together, and replace the screw in the back.
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Figure 2 – TouchVIEW transmitter.
Operating the
TouchVIEW
Setting a Unique Address for the TouchVIEW System
The address must be set the same on the receiver and all four of the transmitters.
Receiver
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1.) Using a small Phillips screwdriver, remove the four screws on the top of the
receiver.
2.) Carefully pull the top cover off the re-
ceiver.
3.) Locate the RED DIP Switches 1-8.
When shipped, all of the switches will be
in the OFF position.
4.) Set the switches to the same address
as the transmitter, remember this address.
5.) Carefully put the top back on, and re-
place the screws.
ransmitter(s), Setting the
T
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1.) Using a small Phillips screwdriver, remove the screw on the back of the
transmitter(s).
2.) Carefully pull apart the front and back of the cover.
3.) Locate the RED DIP Switches 1-8. When shipped, all of the switches will be in
the OFF position.
4.) Move one or more of the DIP switches
to the OFF position to make an address
that is unique to this set to transmitters
and receiver. Set all of the transmitters to
the same address (the address that
matches the one set on the receiver).
5.) Carefully push the front and back covers
back together, replace the screw in the back.
, Setting the
Address
OFF
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 3 – TouchVIEW receiver DIP switch settings (should be the same as transmitters, see
Figure 4).
Address
OFF
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Figure 4 – TouchVIEW transmitter DIP switch settings (should be the same as receiver, see
Figure 3).
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