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==Required Parts and Tools== | ==Required Parts and Tools== | ||
*RDL ST-RX2 | *RDL ST-RX2 | ||
*RDL D-RT2ST | *RDL D-RT2ST | ||
*RDL 24 V power supply | *RDL 24 V power supply | ||
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* Stud finder | * Stud finder | ||
* Fish tape or Glow Rods | * Fish tape or Glow Rods | ||
| − | *Drywall Saw | + | * Drywall Saw |
* Small Screwdriver | * Small Screwdriver | ||
* Face plate screws | * Face plate screws | ||
| + | * Shielded Stranded 22/2 + ground Wire | ||
| + | *(1) terminal block | ||
| + | * (1) Single Gang mud ring | ||
| + | * (1) Single gang decorative faceplate | ||
| + | "Note:" If used with Control Room Audio kit, triple gang mud rings will be used | ||
== Mounting the Button== | == Mounting the Button== | ||
| − | #Using a stud finder, scan the mounting location of the | + | #Using a stud finder, scan the mounting location of the DB-RC2ST to ensure the device is not mounted on a stud. |
#Using a pencil, mark out where the switching button will be located | #Using a pencil, mark out where the switching button will be located | ||
#Cut a hole into the drywall, large enough to fit the mud ring into it securely. | #Cut a hole into the drywall, large enough to fit the mud ring into it securely. | ||
| − | #: | + | #: {{img | file = VerifactDring.JPG | width=170px}} |
#Cut a hole above the drop ceiling to fish lines (if necessary) | #Cut a hole above the drop ceiling to fish lines (if necessary) | ||
| − | #Using fish tape or glow rods, | + | #Using fish tape or glow rods, pass three lines of 22/2 behind the drywall, two for signal control and one for power. (shown below) |
| − | + | #:{{img | file = Db-rc2st wiring.png}} | |
| + | #Once the lines are ran, mount the selector to the mud ring | ||
| + | #Gently secure the face plate once mounted | ||
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==Wiring the ST-RX2== | ==Wiring the ST-RX2== | ||
#Determine above the ceiling where the ST-RX2 will be mounted | #Determine above the ceiling where the ST-RX2 will be mounted | ||
#Connect the lines ran from the DB-RC2ST as shown | #Connect the lines ran from the DB-RC2ST as shown | ||
| − | + | #:{{img | file = St-RX2 wiring2.png}} | |
''Note:'' The ST-RX2 and DB-RC2ST will draw from the same power source and can be connected together using a terminal block | ''Note:'' The ST-RX2 and DB-RC2ST will draw from the same power source and can be connected together using a terminal block | ||
| − | == | + | ==Wiring Diagram== |
| + | {{img | file = ST-RX2 General Diagram.png | width=1000px}} | ||
Latest revision as of 13:05, 11 May 2022
Contents
Device Data Sheets
Required Parts and Tools
- RDL ST-RX2
- RDL D-RT2ST
- RDL 24 V power supply
- Stud finder
- Fish tape or Glow Rods
- Drywall Saw
- Small Screwdriver
- Face plate screws
- Shielded Stranded 22/2 + ground Wire
- (1) terminal block
- (1) Single Gang mud ring
- (1) Single gang decorative faceplate
"Note:" If used with Control Room Audio kit, triple gang mud rings will be used
Mounting the Button
- Using a stud finder, scan the mounting location of the DB-RC2ST to ensure the device is not mounted on a stud.
- Using a pencil, mark out where the switching button will be located
- Cut a hole into the drywall, large enough to fit the mud ring into it securely.
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- Cut a hole above the drop ceiling to fish lines (if necessary)
- Using fish tape or glow rods, pass three lines of 22/2 behind the drywall, two for signal control and one for power. (shown below)
- Once the lines are ran, mount the selector to the mud ring
- Gently secure the face plate once mounted
Wiring the ST-RX2
- Determine above the ceiling where the ST-RX2 will be mounted
- Connect the lines ran from the DB-RC2ST as shown
Note: The ST-RX2 and DB-RC2ST will draw from the same power source and can be connected together using a terminal block
Wiring Diagram
