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Speaker Wire Technology (SWT)

Speaker Wire Technology (SWT) allows both data and audio signals to travel over the same

four conductor wire. This remarkable technology removes the need for control wire since the

control and audio signals are shared on the same wire. The reliability and simplicity of this

system has been proven for years. AMX Distributed Audio is the only company that offers a

“retrofit solution”, one which allows the replacement of volume controls with AMX Distributed

Audio keypads and Controllers, giving full control over the sources. Additionally, the

versatility of SWT also allows AMX Distributed Audio products to be connected where the

control wire has been run separately from the speaker cable.

Cabling Instructions

CAUTION: Be sure to check for any wiring restrictions required by the electrical code in your

area.

This installation uses low voltage cabling similar to telephone and alarm wiring, and as such

does not commonly have very many restrictions on their installation. However rules may vary

in different regions.

Cable Type

The Tango Controller is cabled using standard 4-conductor speaker cable originating at the

Tango Controller, passing through the Keypad, and terminating at the speaker location. AMX

recommends using a bundled 4 conductor 16 gauge stranded copper wire in a single

continuous run.

Connecting Sources (Audio Inputs/Outputs)

Up to 8 audio devices can be connected to the Tango Controllers via the Sources INPUT and

OUTPUT RCA connectors on the rear panel (FIG. 2). Industry standard RCA connectors

provide line-level input and output connections for devices such as CD, DSS, MP3 players

etc.

Each audio input has a corresponding buffered output used to connect the audio sources to

additional Tango Controllers or to other devices that share the audio sources (FIG. 2).

Connecting IR Emitters

Tango Controllers provide eight 3.5mm mono output jacks for CC-NIRC NetLinx IR Emitter

Cables (supplied). Commands received by the Tango Controller from the Metreau keypads

are processed and sent via the IR Emitter Cable to the controlled device.

CC-NIRC NetLinx IR Emitter Cables attach to the controlled audio device’s remote control

(IR) sensor with double sided tape (included), and connect to the Tango Controller via the IR

OUTPUT jacks on the rear panel (FIG. 3).

Note: Tango controllers support RC5 IR codes. Codes that fall outside of this range may not

function with the Controller.

Connecting Zone Outputs

Tango Controllers can be accessed by SWT Metreau keypads (DAS-MET6SRC and DAS-

MET-NUM) to provide basic transport control, source selection and volume up and down, as

well as enhanced controls including direct access capability, favorite’s source selection, zone

grouping, alarm clock setting, and Keypad lockout.

Note: The Matrix Pushbutton (DAS-KP series) and LCD Keypads (DAS-KP-LCD series) are

also supported by Tango Controllers.

SWT Connectors

SWT cabling follows a specific pinout configuration that is labelled on the Tango Controller,

Metreau keypads, and other Matrix devices, as shown in FIG. 4.

Connecting SWT Keypads to the Tango Controller

Metreau keypads connect to the 4-pin connectors labelled Zone 1, 2, 3 etc. on the rear panel

(FIG. 5):

Connecting SWT Speakers to SWT Keypads

Connect SWT speakers to the 4-pin connector labelled TO SPEAKERS on the rear of the

SWY keypads (FIG. 6).

Connecting Paging Inputs/Outputs

Paging Inputs are for Phone Systems or Communications Boxes. If the paging override is

used, connect the output of the phone system or communication box to the Paging Input

connector on the Tango controller. (FIG. 7):

Additional Documentation

Additional documentation for Distributed Audio products is available online at www.amx.com:

• For details on Metreau Keypads, refer to the Metreau Keypads Operation/Reference

Guide and Installation Guides.

• For details on Tango Zone Expanders, refer to the Tango Zone Expanders Operation/

Reference Guide and Installation Guides.

• For details on Tango Amplifiers, refer to the Tango Amplifiers Installation Guide.

• For details on MIO R-1 AUDIO remote controllers, refer to the MIO R-1 AUDIO

Installation Guide.

FIG. 2 Connecting Sources (Audio IN/OUT)

FIG. 3 Connecting IR Output to an IR Sensor on a controlled audio device

FIG. 4 SWT pinout configuration

1234

OUTPUT

INPUT

SOURCES

From R/L OUT jacks on

Source 1 audio device

To R/L IN jacks on additional

controllers, or other devices

that share this audio source

567 8

IR OUTPUT

12345678

CD PLAYER

IR Sensor

CC-NIRC

LDGR

L = Left audio channel (+)

D = Data / Power (+)

G = Ground (-) - also provides return for L/R Audio

R = Right audio channel (+)

FIG. 5 Connecting Zone Outputs

FIG. 6 Connecting SWT keypads and SWT speakers

FIG. 7 Connecting Paging Input/Outputs

LDGR

TO CONTROLLER

Zone 1

SWT Keypad

LDGR

TO CONTROLLER

Zone 2

SWT Keypad

LDGR

TO CONTROLLER

Zone 3

SWT Keypad

LDGR

TO CONTROLLER

Zone 4

SWT Keypad

Zone Outputs on Tango Audio Controller

LDGR

Zone Output connector

on Tango Controller

SWT connectors on keypad

Speakers

R+

TO SPEAKERS

R-

L-

L+

TO CONTROLLER

Tango Audio Controller

Tango Zone Expander (#1)

Paging

Out

Paging In

From phone system or

Paging

Out

Paging In

To "Paging In" connector on

Tango Zone Expander #2

communication box

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