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Impera

Installation and Setup Guide

INSTALLATION CONSIDERATIONS

•The Tango controls room AV systems using connected Biamp touch panel displays and

keypads as the user interface devices.

•The controller can be mounted freestanding on desktops, secured to a flat surface such as

a table bottom, or in a 19-inch AV equipment rack using a Biamp rack shelf.

•PoE powered: Use a compliant PoE power supply or switch. PoE injector not included.

•An infrared learner sensor is located on the front panel (IR).

•The controller and AV system devices are configured using Biamp’s Project Designer utility

software.

INCLUDED IN THE BOX

•Tango touch pad controller

•11 Terminal connectors

•2 wall-mount screws and 2 drywall anchors O4x60 mm

•2 rack-shelf mounting screws M4x35 mm

•4 Adhesive feet

Tango

Touch panel controller

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Device Layout

Front Panel Layout and Descriptions

1. Mini USB-B 5P configuration port

2. RS-232 control status indicators

3. General purpose input / output indicators

4. Paired relay test buttons and indicators

5. PoE output status indicator

6. IR Learner input sensor

7. Power on status and error

indicator

Configuration USB Port

The mini-B USB port is used to upload configuration files to the Tango

controller.

CONFIG

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Control Indicators

These RS-232 / IR transmitter LED status indicators illuminate when there

are active communications on the controller’s RS-232 and IR terminals.

General Purpose Input / Output Indicators

These input and output indicators illuminate when a high signal is

present on the corresponding ports.

•Input high signal light yellow

•Output high signal light green

The indicator is dark when a low signal is present on the corresponding port.

Relay Buttons and Indicators

The 4 relay buttons test the functionality of devices connected to

the back panel relay terminals. During operation, the indicators

illuminate when the controller is controlling devices connected to

the corresponding relay terminals.

Caution: Multiple relays can be activated at the same time, potentially damaging connected

equipment.

PoE Output Status Indicator States (POE)

•Continually on – A compatible PoE device is connected to the PoE

output.

•Flashing slow – No PoE enabled device connected.

•Flashing fast – Error or overload on a connected PoE device

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IR Learner Function Sensor Lens (IR)

The IR Learner sensor captures infrared control codes from

remote control devices while using Biamp’s Device Editor utility.

•Captures sequences in the 20 to 60 kHz range.

On light Indications (ON)

•Blue – The controller is starting up

•Green – The controller is powered and running normally

•Flashing red – Error mode

Rear Panel Layout

Details on connection point functionality and wiring configurations can be found in the

Connect the Controller procedure starting on page 8.

Connections

1. 3 bidirectional RS232 or IR terminals

2. 2 unidirectional RS232 or IR transmit terminals

3. 8 digital general input-output ports

4. NEB Expansion bus

5. 4 potential-free relays

6. RJ-45 LAN connector with PoE input (LAN)

7. RJ-45 Lan connector with PoE output (LAN)

Note: The IR Learner feature will

be added in a future update.

support.biamp.com/ReleaseNotes

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Installation and Setup Overviews

Perform the procedures listed in this section to install and set up the controller.

Installation

These procedures and options are described in the Installation section of this guide.

Place or secure the controller in its installation location, page 7

•Option 1: Freestanding on a horizontal surface

•Option 2: Secured to a flat surface

•Option 3: In a standard 19-inch AV equipment rack

oRequired rack shelf sold separately

Connect the controller

•Connect the AV system devices to the controller, page 8

oDo not connect to a PoE source at this time

•Connect a compliant PoE source to the PoE IN port, page 12

Continued on next page

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Setup

These procedures and options are described in the Setup section of this guide.

Download Biamp’s Project Designer software, page 15

•This utility is used to configure connected devices, including the graphic user interfaces

of connected display panels.

Configure the system and devices, page 16

(Optional) download Biamp’s Device Editor utility, page 18

•This software is required to use the Tango’s IR learner function for incorporating remote

control devices with infrared transmitters.

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Installation

Install the Controller

Options

Freestanding on a Flat Surface

1. Mount the 4 included adhesive feet on the bottom of the controller.

2. Place the unit on a desk or other flat, horizontal top surface.

Secured to a Flat Surface

Use the two self-tapping screws included to secure the controller to flat surface.

1. Position and hold the controller on the surface it is to be mounted on.

oThe bottom of the controller must be against the surface, and the screws inserted

through the holes on the top of the controller.

2. Fasten the controller in place, screwing both self-tapping screws through the mounting

holes into the mounting surface.

oUse the included anchors for mounting on a drywall surface.

Standard 19-inch Rack (480 mm)

The controller can be mounted in a 19-inch standard AV equipment rack using the included

MA4x35mm screws and a Biamp rack shelf PN – 910.0116.900 RMS-1.

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Connect the Controller

Connect the controller terminals to the room’s AV system devices. Do not connect the PoE IN

port or otherwise power up the controller at this time.

•See page 12 for connecting the PoE source or injector to the PoE IN port after the

current procedure is complete.

RS-232 and IR Connections

Using Biamp Project Designer software the T and R terminals may be

configured as an RS-232 terminal, or the T terminal may be configured as

an IR emitter.

Note: If configured as an IR emitter, the R terminal will not be used.

One-Way Communications: The T4 and T5 terminals are dedicated

unidirectional transmit terminals.

Two-Way Communications: The following terminals can be paired for bidirectional transmit

and receive communications. These can be connected to devices requiring a reply function

such as projectors.

•

T1 + R1

•

T2 + R2

•

T3 + R3

Connection Figuration Examples

Bidirectional RS232 example

•

Pin 5 to G (Ground)

•Pin 3 to T1

•Pin 2 to R1

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Connections continued

Unidirectional IR transmitter example

Dual IR transmitter example

•

Connect the IR-1 emitter to T1 with

the white-striped wire

•Connect the black wire on the IR-1

emitter to the IR-2 emitter

•Connect the black wire from the IR-

2 emitter to paired ground (G)

•

Emitter to T1

•Ground wire to the paired ground (G)

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Connections continued

General Input and Output Ports

The controller has 8 general ports, each of which can be configured

as either an output or an input. Each of these I/O ports is available

for connection to devices such as a PIR movement sensor, a

keyboard lock, relays, or for other compatible uses.

Potential: These ports are not potential-free. External relays may be

needed to prevent ground loops depending on the application.

Outputs:

•When used as outputs, the I/O ports are active low.

•When activated, the I/O ports are tied to ground (G) through a FET transistor.

oAlso known as an open drain or collector function.

•Each I/O can draw up to 24VDC/500mA.

Inputs:

•When used as inputs, the applied voltage must be below 1 VDC to be accepted as LOW,

and above 4 VDC (but below 24 VDC) to be accepted as HIGH.

•The inputs are default HIGH and must be connected to a ground to change state.

Biamp Extension Bus

The NEB extension bus supports up to 5 Biamp extension bus devices

such as keypads, level controls, and expanders.

The Biamp extension bus port includes an extender allowing up to

131 feet (40m) of separation between the controller and devices

connected using the Biamp extender module. The extender module is

required for making connections at these distances.

Note: The Extension Bus feature

will be added in a future update.

support.biamp.com/ReleaseNotes

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