Connections and Controls
Connections
10Scene wall plates feature a 7 pin push lock cable connector which is wired using the below table. 10Scene Wall mounts should be wired before connecting to QuickQ Rack/Gateway Interface.
| Pin | Name | Description | Recommended wiring |
|---|---|---|---|
1 |
POWER |
Positive power in/out |
CAT5e Orange pair IN (twisted together |
2 |
POWER |
Positive power in/out |
CAT5e Orange pair OUT (twisted together) |
3 |
10Scene H |
10Scene signal High in/out |
CAT5e Blue/white wire IN/OUT |
4 |
10Scene L |
10Scene signal Low in/out |
CAT5e Blue wire IN/OUT |
5 |
10Scene 0V |
10Scene 0V (NOT USED) |
NOT USED |
6 |
POWER - |
Negative power in/out |
CAT5e Brown pair IN (twisted together) |
7 |
POWER- |
Negative power in/out |
CAT5e Brown pair OUT (twisted together) |
When looking at the rear of the 10Scene Pin 7 is at the top and Pin 1 at the bottom.
If daisy-chaining, twist 10Scene High IN and the OUT wires together and connect to Pin 3, and twist 10Scene Low IN and the OUT wires together and connect to Pin 4.
QuickQ Rack/Gateway 10Scene Wiring
The 10Scene connector is common to the QuickQ Rack and the Gateway, is a 5-way terminal connector, with Pin 1 on the left, shown below.
| Pin | Name | Description | Recommended wiring |
|---|---|---|---|
1 |
POWER |
Positive power output to 10Scene Wall plates |
CAT5e Orange pair (twisted together) |
2 |
TRIG IN |
Trigger input 5V logic or close contact to POWER - |
Not used for 10Scene |
3 |
10Scene H |
10Scene signal High |
CAT5e Blue/white wire |
4 |
10Scene L |
10Scene signal Low |
CAT5e Blue wire |
5 |
POWER - |
Negative power output to 10Scene Wall plates |
CAT5e Brown pair (twisted together) |
When 10Scene Wall Mounts are first connected to QuickQ Rack or Gateway the front panel LEDs of each 10Scene will flash briefly indicating the unit is powered and connected.
10Scene Controls
The front panel interface contains 10 10Scene buttons, these have dual colour LEDs used to indicate when a Scene has been stored to a button and when a Scene is active. When a button LED is Blue this indicates a Scene has been stored, but is not active, when in Red this indicates the Scene is active.
Buttons can be labelled using the provided paper legends with the 10Scene Wall Mounts.