Crestron CNWP-32 User manual

CRESTRON CNWP Wired Panels
REMOTE CONTROL SYSTEMS
1 DOC. 8008D
Specifications subject to change without notice.
DESCRIPTION:
The CNWP series of wired panels, illustrated in figure 1, interfaces with a CRESNET II control system
overtheCRESNETIInetwork.Thepanelsuseminiaturepushbuttonswithself-containedfeedbackLEDs.
Somemodelsincludebargraphindicators.TheCNWPpanels are designed for lecternmountingand are
alsoavailablepremountedinconsoletteswithblacktrim.Custompanelfinishes,engraving,coloredbutton
caps,and the omission of unusedbuttonsare all standard.
BAR1 BAR2
MUTE2
@MUTE2
MUTE1
@MUTE1
UP2UP1
DOWN1 DOWN2
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947 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 41 42 43 44 45 46 48
17 55 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 49 50 51 52 53 54 56
25 63 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 57 58 59 60 61 62 64
Figure 1. CNWP Series of Wired Panels
Configuration Differences
There are six wired panel configurations available and selection depends on type of installation (lectern or
consolette),number of buttons, and number of bargraphs.Aconfiguration, CNWP, is defined by its suffix.
Thenumberof buttons is identified by a dash and number. A "B" following the button suffix indicates
consolette versus lectern installation. If the suffix contains "BG2" before the button suffix, there are two
bargraphsontheunit.Refertotable1foraconciselistingofeachwiredpanelconfiguration.
Table 1. Wired Panel Configurations
CONFIGURATION INSTALLATION BUTTONS BARGRAPHS
CNWP-32 Lectern 32 None
CNWP-64 Lectern 64 None
CNWPBG2-32 Lectern 32 Two
CNWPBG2-64 Lectern 64 Two
CNWP-32B Consolette 32 None
CNWPBG2-32B Consolette 32 Two

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LEADING SPECIFICATIONS:
Table2provides a summary of leading specifications for wired panels. Dimensions and weight are
approximationsroundedtothenearesttenthunit.
Table 2. Leading Specifications
SPECIFICATION DETAILS
CRESNETII Workshop Version 3.40 or later
CRESNET II Operating System SR30160.OPS or later
Cresnet Power Factor (CNWP-32)
(CNWP-64)
(CNWPBG2-32)
(CNWPBG2-64)
(CNWP-32B)
(CNWPBG2-32B)
3.0 Watts
5.5 Watts
4.0 Watts
6.5 Watts
3.0 Watts
4.0 Watts
Dimensions&Weight:
Permit 4.0 inch (10.2 cm) depth for all
lectern-mounted units. Consult factory for
lecterncut-out information.
CNWP-32
CNWP-64
CNWPBG2-32
CNWPBG2-64
CNWP-32B
CNWPBG2-32B
Height: 5.5 in (14.0 cm)
Width: 5.8 in (14.6 cm)
Height: 5.5 in (14.0 cm)
Width: 10.8 in (27.3 cm)
Height: 5.5 in (14.0 cm)
Width: 8.3 in (21.0 cm)
Height: 5.5 in (14.0 cm)
Width: 12.5 in (31.8 cm)
Height: 6.1 in (15.6 cm)
Width: 6.4 in (16.2 cm)
Height: 6.1 in (15.6 cm)
Width: 8.9 in (22.5 cm)
INSTALLATION/SETUP:
Identity Code
Eachuniquepanel or component on the CRESNET II network requires the setting of an identity code (ID
CODE). ID CODES are two-digit hexadecimal numbers, from 03 to FE.
TheID CODE of the panelshouldbe set to match theIDCODE specified in the NET.IDstatementof the
CRESNET II SIMPL-C program referencing the panel (refer to SYNTAX section). To set an ID CODE,
disconnectpower and remove the back of the panel. Accessible through theopeningare two miniature

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circuit-mounted rotary switches, identified as H (or S1) and L (or S2). These 16-position hexadecimal
switches can be set to 0 through F. Using a small screwdriver, rotate the arrow in the center of the
switch marked H (or S1) so that it points to the first (or most-significant) digit or letter of the specified ID
CODE. Set the switch marked L (or S2) to the second (least-significant) digit or letter of the specified ID
CODE.
Preparation for Use
The 4-pin connector marked NET must be wired to the CRESNET II network. Network termination points
are available at the control system power supply. Network units may also be daisy-chained together.
Refer to the latest revision of CNPWS power supplies (Doc. 8017) in the CRESNET II manual for wire
gaugespecifications and connection detail.
Refer to figure 2 for wiring instructions for the lectern mounted panels. The consolette wired panels are
suppliedwith 12 feet of telephone cable. Astandardtelephone modular connector and receptacle may be
used for interfacing to network wiring. Refer to the consolette wiring diagram illustrated in figure 3.
4 - POS CONNECTOR
SUPPLIED BY CRESTRON
4 (GND)
1 (+24)
3 (DATA Z)
2 (DATA Y)
INFORMATION
CABLE CONNECTION
LOW ORDER
HIGH ORDER
NET.ID F2 2 - PAIR
AWG
#22 - #18
TWISTED
I.D. CODE SWITCH
LOW ORDER
"S2"
I.D. CODE SWITCH
HIGH ORDER
"S1"
CRESTRON Electronics, Inc.
101 BROADWAY, CRESSKILL, N.J.
07626
"J2"
NET
GZ 24Y
ID
L
H
Figure 2. CNWP, Lectern Wiring Diagram

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I.D. CODE SWITCH
HIGH ORDER
"S1"
I.D. CODE SWITCH
LOW ORDER
"S2"
LOW ORDER
HIGH ORDER
NET.ID F2
INFORMATION
CABLE CONNECTION
WIRE
PHONE
BLK (GND)
YEL (+24)
RED (DATA Z)
GRN (DATA Y)
Figure 3. CNWP, Consolette Wiring Diagram
PROGRAMMING:
Thepanel drawing in figure 1 shows the location of the SIMPL-C button numbers and their corresponding
button positions. 32-button panels are treated as a subset of the 64-button panels. Buttons or
bargraphswhich are notusedneed not beassigneda signal name.

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SYNTAX:
Thefollowing syntax codes are provided for compatibility purposes only.
NET.ID <03 o FE>: CNWP
i1,o1 = <signal name> \ button and LED combined
i2 = <signal name> \ independent button
o2 = <signal name> \ independent LED
i3 = <signal name>
o3 = <signal name>
" = " "
" = " "
<UP1> = <signal name> \ volume up button, first bargraph
<DOWN1>= <signal name> \ volume down button
<MUTE1> = <signal name> \ mute LED
<@MUTE1> = <signal name> \ mute button
<BAR1> = <signal name> \ first bargraph level
<UP2> = <signal name> \ volume up button, second bargraph
<DOWN2>= <signal name> \ volume down button
<MUTE2> = <signal name> \ mute LED
<@MUTE2> = <signal name> \ mute button
<BAR2> = <signal name> \ second bargraph
FURTHER INQUIRIES:
If after reviewing this Operations Guide you still have additional questions, please contact a CRESTRON
technical support representative by dialing [phone] or [phone].