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Table of contents for the manual

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    EZ250 L Owners Manual[...]

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    i i T able of Contents EZ 250 Part s List 1 Items Provided by Installer 2 Preloaded Eiki Code 3 Preloaded T imer 4 EZ 250 Layout 5 EZ 250 Sof tware Installations 6 Programming EZ 250 7-17 Labeling Buttons 18-19 Installing EZ 250 20-24 DIP Switch Settings 25 EZ 250 Sof tware T roubleshooting 26 EZ 250 Operational T roubleshooting 26[...]

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    -1 - EZ 250 P ar ts List • EZ 250 • AC/DC Power Supply • EZlink Hub • Plug and Play Set Up Guide • 2 Screws • 2 Label T ransparency Sheet s[...]

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    -2 - Items Provided by Inst aller • If you are going to need to program the EZ -250, a DB 9 serial cable to connect your computer to EZ 250 • Slotted screw driver • Hex driver • 2 pieces of standard Cat 5 cables to run between the EZ 250 and EZlink Hub • The control cable that was included with the projector or that was purchased later ?[...]

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    -3 - Preloaded Eiki Code PLUG AND PLAY SET UP Y our EZ-250 system is set to operate right out of the box. It has been pre-configured to work with the current line of EIKI projectors. If you are using one of the projectors list ed below si mply connect the control cable from the projector to the RS-232c port on the EZ-25 0 interface. Connect two cat[...]

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    -4 - Preloaded T imers The controller is preloaded with different ti mers that will turn of f the projector after a specified period. This func tion can be selected by pressing button 9 down for 30 seconds, after the button st arts to blink, continue pressing the button down. The button will blink once then pause for ab out 3 seconds then it will b[...]

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    -5 - EZ 250 Layout RS-232-2 Programming Port Also goes into the NPC 1 and when tw o projectors are hooked up RS-23 2-1 Hooked up to projector when using N PC-1 also hooked up to another device w hen NPC-1 is not used or just nothing Contact Closures wires Connects to EZlink 1 on the hub Connects to EZlink 2 on the hub EZllink 1 cable carries Power [...]

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    -6 - EZ 250 sof tware Inst allation 1. Goto http://www .eiki.com 2. Then select EZ 250 Software 3. Save to your PC 4. Then install the progr am from your desktop[...]

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    -7 - Programming EZ 250 (Best viewed in 1024 x 768 or higher) 1. T o connect your EZ 250 controller to your EZlink Hub interface take two (2) standard cat5 cables and connect the first cable between EZlink 1 port on the interface and EZ 1 port on the controller and the second cable to the EZlink 2 port of the interface and EZ 2 port of the controll[...]

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    -8 - Reset Button Reset Button 5. Select open Note: a pre-existing file may be modified fo r current user specs once it is opened. 6. Select the Upload New Configuration to Control Button Or 7. The software will prompt you to pre ss the reset button. (reset button is located on the back of the EZ 250) 8. After the programming st atus dis appears di[...]

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    -9 - Reset Button 5. Select Manufacturer 6. Select Model this will provide default codes to the EZ 250 7. Press the Select Button 8. Select the Upload New Conf igur ation to Control Button Or 9. The software will prompt you to pre ss the reset button. (reset button is located on the back of the EZ 250)[...]

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    - 10 - Reset Button 10. Af ter the programming status dis appears disconnect the cables from the computer and press the reset button on the back of the EZ 250 and you are ready for the installation of the EZ 250 S t andard Programming for 2 Devices 1. Same as steps 1 thru 7 in S t andard Programming 2. Select Projector (fro m the top of the EZ 250 [...]

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    - 11 - Reset Button Reset Button 9. Press the Select Button 10. Select the Upload New Configuration to Control Button Or 11. The sof tware will prompt you to pre ss the reset button. (reset button is located on the back of the EZ 250) 12. Af ter the programming status dis appears disconnect the cables from the computer and press the reset button on[...]

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    - 12 - Reset Button Reset Button 5. The software will prompt you to pre ss the reset button. (reset button is located on the back of the EZ 250) 6. After the programming st atus dis appears disconnect the cables from the computer and press the reset button on the back of the EZ 250 and you are ready for the installation of the EZ 250 Advanced Progr[...]

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    - 13 - Reset Button Reset Button 4. The software will prompt you to pre ss the reset button. (reset button is located on the back of the EZ 250) 5. After the programming st atus dis appears disconnect the cables from the computer and press the reset button on the back of the EZ 250 and you are ready for the installation of the EZ 250 6. Now you can[...]

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    - 14 - Note: This will setup contacts to momentarily close when button is pushed. Contacts can be setup to latch. See the custom programming section of this manual to learn more. Custom Programming 1. Same as steps 1 thru 7 in S t andard Programming 2. T ype in the custom coding you need for each button by selecting the V iew Button Detail/Reconfig[...]

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    - 15 - Reset Button Reset Button 5. Enter the RS232 command then select OK 6. Select Upload New Configuration to Control Or 7. The software will prompt you to pre ss the reset button. (reset button is located on the back of the EZ 250) 8. After the programming st atus dis appears disconnect the cables from the computer and press the reset button on[...]

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    - 16 - T imer Programming This Feature allows you to select a time r that will shut off t he devices that are contacted to the EZ 250 for the time you select. 1. Select T imer 2. Select Setup 3. T ype in how many hour(s) you need 4. Select OK 5. Example: a four hour timer - the devices that are connected to the EZ 250 will shut down after four hour[...]

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    - 17 - Labeling Buttons 1. Using scissors cut out the label s from sheet of transparencies (Refer to EZloader button layout for placement of label) 2. Remove the button cap from EZtrol ’ s front panel with a thin blade 3. With a thin blade lift the top up of the lens fr om the dif fuser Dif fuser Lens 4. Remove plastic plate that lays in between [...]

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    - 18 - 6. Place Diffuser back into lens and t hen back onto Controller , repeat until all 10 buttons are identified. 7. If the Label you need is not on th e printed sheet then open up EZ 250 software 8. After EZ 250 sof tware is open select labels 9. Select layout 10. Select the button you would like to change and click on it then type in the new l[...]

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    - 19 - Inst allation of EZ 250 Inst alling EZ 250 with ONE Device 1. Pull the two pieces of Cat 5 cable from the controller location to the data projector location 2. Place the EZlink interface near the data projector location. This is recommended because you will already ha ve a 1 10v power outlet there. 3. Connect the control cable that is co min[...]

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    - 20 - Inst alling EZ 250 with TWO Devices 1. Follow steps 1 – 7 in Inst all EZ 250 with 1 device for the first device 2. For the second device pull a DB9 serial cable from the EZlink interface to the second device location 3. Connect the cable that is coming fr om the device into the port that you selected during programming. 4. Set dip switches[...]

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    - 21 - Inst alling EZ 250 with another EZ 250 1. Follow steps 1 – 7 in Inst all EZ 250 with 1 device for the first device 2. If connecting to another EZ 250 connect a db9 female to female cable between the RS232- 2 port on the first EZlink interface and the RS232-2 port on the second EZlink interface. 3. Set your dip switches (see page 25) 4. Plu[...]

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    - 22 - T wo EZ 250 s[...]

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    - 23 - Inst alling EZ 250 with the option of the cont act closures 1. Follow the steps in “Inst alling EZ 250 with 1 Data Projector” or “Inst alling EZ 250 with 2 Data Projectors ” or “Installing EZ 250 with a LSE Device and a Data Projector” to connec t with your data projector . 2. Setup which button you want to se lect the relay in t[...]

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    - 24 - Inst alling a EZ 250 with a NPC-1 1. Pull the two pieces of cat5 cable from the controller location to the data projector location 2. Place the EZlink interface near the data projector location. This is because there is already a 100v outlet there. 3. Connect the cable that is coming from the data projector into the RS-232- 1 port of the EZl[...]

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    - 25 - When connecting to program the EZtrol 250 with a standard DB9 Cable into RS-232 -2 When connecting to devices on either RS-232-1 or RS-232-2 w ith a standard DB9 Cable When connecting to devices on either RS-232-1 or RS-232-2 w ith a null modem DB9 Cable When connecting to RS-232-1 wi th a st andard DB9 cable and connecting to RS-232-2 with [...]

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    - 26 - EZ 250 Sof tware T roubleshooting 1. Make sure that the connections are seated tightly 2. Check dip switch settings 3. Are you connected to RS 232 Port (2)? 4. If you do something in changing the bu ttons that you didn’t want to do, select the restore factory setup butt on. This will set everything back to original factory specs. EZ 250 Op[...]