Product Description
The DBX ZC-4 Program Selector with Contact Closure is a great addition to the DriveRack and ZonePRO families. These Zone Controllers offer extra functionality, using analog DC voltage for logic control. This includes tasks like zone source selection, volume and muting control, program or scene selection, and fire safety muting. Wired with common and affordable CAT5 cable and RJ-45 connectors, it can reach up to 1000 ft, giving contractors simple yet elegant solutions. The ZC-4 enables program change via contact closures for the DriveRack 220i and 260, and also provides source selection, page steering, or scene selection for ZonePRO devices. Key features include programmable program selection for the dbx DriveRack 220i and 260 through contact closures, contact closure programmable source selection for dbx ZonePRO devices, and DIP switches for identification when connected to the processing device via CAT 5 cable on RJ-45 connectors. Technical specs cover connectors (2 RJ-45), series and parallel wiring lengths, and safety agency certifications like UL 60065, IEC 60065, EN 55013, E60065. All information is subject to change without notice. Recommended for installed setups.
Using the DBX ZC - 4 is quite straightforward. First, connect it to your DriveRack 220i, 260, or ZonePRO device using the CAT5 cable with RJ - 45 connectors. You can then use the contact closures for program selection on the DriveRack devices or source selection on the ZonePRO devices. Make sure to set the DIP switches correctly for proper identification. When wiring, note that the maximum cable length varies depending on whether you're using series or parallel wiring and the number of Zone Controllers. For parallel wiring, use CAT5 or CAT5E cable with the right DCR rating. Keep in mind that all the product information might change without notice. As for maintenance, regularly check the cable connections to ensure they're secure. Also, avoid exposing the device to extreme temperatures or moisture. If you have any questions or notice any issues, consult the product's official documentation or contact the manufacturer.
