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[[File:Cat5ax.png|class=fullwidth|AX Tower relay cable]]
[[File:Cat5ax.png|class=fullwidth|AX Tower relay cable]]
A twisted pair data cable is required and typically we use a minimum of CAT5 with an RJ45 termination at the tower end, and a removable screw terminal at the control head.  
A twisted pair data cable is required and typically we use a minimum of CAT5 with an RJ45 termination at the tower end, and a removable screw terminal at the control head.
 
Shielded CAT5 can be used as well as ''four'' conductor twisted pair shielded cable. When not using CAT5, a screw terminal to RJ45 adapter will need to employed in the relay panel (keeping the signals together). The Blue status signal is not needed for most relay systems having an RJ45 jack.


=== Carillon connection ===
=== Carillon connection ===
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[[File:AXend-CAT5.png|100px|thumb|right|CAT5 Control head screw terminals]]
[[File:AXend-CAT5.png|100px|thumb|right|CAT5 Control head screw terminals]]


  1 Blue/White - Status +
  1 Blue/White - Status +  
  2 Blue solid - Status -
  2 Blue solid - Status -  
  3 Brown (both wires) - 12V IN +
  3 Brown (both wires) - 12V IN +
  4 Orange (both wires) - 12V IN -
  4 Orange (both wires) - 12V IN -
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  1 Orange/White - 12VDC negative
  1 Orange/White - 12VDC negative
  2 Orange solid - 12VDC negative
  2 Orange solid - 12VDC negative
  3 Green/White - Data A (RS485)
  3 Green/White - Data + (RS485)
  4 Blue solid - Status B (RS485)
  4 Blue solid - Status - (RS485)
  5 Blue/White - Status + (RS485)
  5 Blue/White - Status + (RS485)
  6 Green solid - Data B (RS485)
  6 Green solid - Data - (RS485)
  7 Brown/White - 12VDC positive
  7 Brown/White - 12VDC positive
  8 Brown solid - 12VDC positive
  8 Brown solid - 12VDC positive