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| | Brand: | Elan |
Device Type: | Multi-Zone Controller |
Model/Series: | System6 (S6) |
Model Year: | Unknown |
Information: | [Link: elanhomesystems.com] |
Configurations: | Search the file area |
| | | | | | Dimensions: | 17.00" wide × 4.13" high × 12.75" deep 43.18 cm × 10.49 cm × 32.38 cm |
| | | | | | Notes: | IR control is implemented through the RJ45 Keypad input jacks. (Brown = Ground, White/Blue = IR signal) There is no IR receiver on the front of the unit, and no IR input on the rear. This means that there are no global IR commands, such as "Zone 1, Source 2". To control more than one zone, you MUST physically wire routable IR into every keypad input you will be controlling. If you issue a "Source x" command, every zone that is connected will respond.
Zone Trigger Outputs provide 12vdc when a corresponding zone is turned on.
(2) System Trigger Outputs provide 12vdc when any zone is turned on.
Source IR outputs route IR from keypad inputs to the selected source component for that zone.
(6) Sense Inputs allow for conditional statements when used with Elan keypads and Via touchpanels. |
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Input Options
| | Infrared: | Yes |
IR Input Jack: | No |
Radio Frequency: | No |
RS-232 (Serial): | No |
Network IP: | No |
Bluetooth: | No |
USB: | No |
DC Trigger: | No |
| | | Output Ports
| | IR Output Jack: | Yes |
RS-232 Output: | No |
DC Trigger: | Yes |
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Discrete Codes
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Power: | Yes |
Inputs: | Yes |
Sound Modes: | N/A |
Picture Modes: | N/A |
Screen Modes: | N/A |
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| Delays/Timings
| | Power On: | Unknown |
Switch Inputs: | Unknown |
Inter-command: | Unknown |
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Important Codes & Commands |
No codes have been added for this model.
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About this page...
This page contains information on how the Elan System6 (S6) can be controlled, along with useful tips, tricks and commands to make integrating this device into a universal remote control or other control system faster and more reliable.
This entry was last updated on Thursday June 4, 2009 at 21:06 by jimstolz76.
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