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Installation

1. Run CAT-5e cable up to 300 feet (90 m) between the 

VM1 and the video display locations in the zones.

Note:

 When running CAT-5e cables, avoid AC power wiring. 

If you have to run the cables parallel to electrical wiring, 
space the cable at least 12 inches (30 cm) from AC power 
lines.

2. Install single-gang UL/CSA-approved plastic wall boxes 

for the VMR1 receivers. Attach the boxes to the wall with 
appropriate fasteners.

3. In each zone, punch down the CAT-5e cable on the back 

of the VMR1 as indicated on the circuit board.

4. Insert the VMR1 into the wall box and secure it with 

screws. Attach a wall plate.

5. Crimp RJ-45 connectors on the system end of the CAT-5e 

cables, following the T568A standard as shown.

6. Make sure the VM1 Video Matrix is turned off. Plug the 

RJ-45 connectors into the appropriate zone outputs on 
the VM1. (If using wall plates, punch down the CAT-5e 
per the T568A standard and use straight-through patch 
cables between the VM1 and the wall plates.)

RJ-45 Using T568A

Wiring Standard

RGB video cable

VMR1 installation detail

VMR1

RJ-45 wall plate
(optional)

VM1 Video Matrix

CAT-5e cable

up to 300 ft (90 m)

RJ-45 patch cable

Y = Green
P

B

 = Blue

P

R

 = Red

Wall

VMR1

Trim plate

Wall box

CAT-5e

Typical connection of the VMR1 for one zone

    BR   BR/W   GRN  G/W   OR   O/W    BL   BL/W

110 punch-down connection on rear of VMR1

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