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Re: Converting PAC2 to dumb Cresnet "landing point"

 

If I'm understanding what you are asking, you could just use a CNTBLOCK with the internal power jumper cut. That would isolate power between the two sides but still let cresnet data pass between the two sides.


On Wed, Jan 10, 2024 at 9:39?AM <spannertech@...> wrote:
I will be updating an ancient system with a PAC2 and CLX dimmers and CNX-BXX keypads to Crestron Home in a few weeks.

There's a load of the field Cresnet wires landed right on the PAC2 on its many Phoenix connectors. I'm wondering if anyone has explored a way of isolating the Y and Z connections from the internal processor so it can be repurposed as a place to land the existing wiring, and provide power as it currently does. I'm going to try and look a PAC2 to see what's inside....maybe all those connectors are on a PCB and there's just a ribbon to the processor board and I remove the ribbon? Then we'd take a Cresnet wire Y, Z, G only from the CP4R to one of the connectors.

TIA

OP

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