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1026 Software and Programming Getting Started - Ivie

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<strong>1026</strong> Manual<br />

<strong>Ivie</strong> Technologies, Inc. __________________________________________________________<br />

Function Output<br />

Each Function Output on the <strong>1026</strong> can be used for controlling external devices, typically LED's. A<br />

Function Output is not an audio output. It is a low voltage, DC, solid-state switch. This switch is activated<br />

as part of a preset group as explained previously under the heading Hardware Activation of<br />

Presets found on pages 11 <strong>and</strong> 12. It can be used to light an LED, or with an external (installer provided)<br />

power supply, could be used to control an external relay.<br />

On the <strong>1026</strong>, Function Output number 1 is activated when Preset 1 is activated, Function Output 2 is<br />

activated when Preset 2 is activated, <strong>and</strong> so on.<br />

The Function Output is the open collector type. The collector is normally open until the Function<br />

Output is activated at which time the collector is brought to ground potential. Please underst<strong>and</strong> that<br />

NO voltage is supplied by this switch. It is ONLY a switch to ground. Since this is a transistor, polarity,<br />

maximum voltage <strong>and</strong> current limits must be observed when connecting external devices.<br />

Maximum current through the switch should not exceed 200 mA. Voltage across the switch should not<br />

exceed 30 VDC. Figure 13, below, shows an LED connected to the Function Output. The Remote+<br />

terminal on the rear of the <strong>1026</strong> has a built-in power supply voltage for use with LEDs <strong>and</strong> remote<br />

controls. It must not be used for any other purpose than LEDs <strong>and</strong> remote controls. Figure 13, following,<br />

shows the proper connection of an LED used to provide visual indication of Function Out<br />

status:<br />

Two LED’s are connected between the<br />

Function Output <strong>and</strong> Remote+ terminals.<br />

They are illuminated when Preset #1 is activated,<br />

providing positive status indication.<br />

Note: The LED’s can be placed<br />

at different locations.<br />

Ground Link Connections<br />

Rmt+ Rmt Level Preset Inputs Function Out<br />

5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8<br />

220 Ω, 1/4 Watt<br />

Resistors<br />

Figure 13<br />

The four position terminal block located on the rear of the <strong>1026</strong> has two terminals to assist in properly<br />

grounding the units. The two terminals are labeled "Audio Gnd" <strong>and</strong> "Chassis Gnd."<br />

LED’s<br />

Page 13

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