AVLinx AVS 4.1 Instruction Manual Download Page 6

The AVS4.1 comes preprogrammed to recognize command codes from the
supplied AVLinx remote control. An alternate remote can be used in place of the
supplied remote. The original AVLinx remote control can be used to program most
universal remote controls by following the instructions for that product. Universal
and pre-programmed remote users may also choose to teach the AVS4.1 a new
set of pre-programmed codes. A small sample list of compatible manufacturers’
codes is listed in Appendix A on page 17. Please consult your universal remote
documentation on how to set pre-programmed codes. When an alternate remote is
configured with a suitable pre-programmed code set, the AVLinx remote functions
can be assigned to the alternate remote by performing the following steps:

Programming Input Selector Keys

1.Turn the unit on.
2.Make sure there are no
   other infrared remote

control signals
interfering with the
unit during the
programming process.

3.Press and hold the
   input selector button
   on the front panel for

5-10 seconds. Continue
holding the button until
all steps are completed.

4.

A

im the supplied AVLinx

remote directly at the
IR sensor window
and press the key
you are reassigning.

5. If the unit recognizes

that command, the active
input’s green LED
will turn off briefly
then come back on.

6. Aim the new remote that

is to be used for programming
directly at the IR sensor window and
press the key that will be performing the
desired function.

7. If the unit recognizes the command on the new remote, the active

input’s green LED will blink twice to confirm that the unit has set the new
key code.

8. Repeat Steps 1-7 for the remaining direct input selector keys.

Programming a Power Key

A power key can be programmed to perform one of three different tasks: turn the
unit on or off in a toggle progression, only turn the unit on, or only turn the unit off.

     Power On / Off

   1.    Turn on the unit.

2.

Make sure there are no other infrared remote control signals
interfering with the unit during the programming process.

3.    Press and hold the input selector button on the front panel for 5-10

seconds. Continue holding the button until all the steps are
completed.

4.    

Aim the supplied AVLinx remote directly at the IR sensor window and

press the power key. The active input’s green LED will turn off briefly
then come back on to recognize that the unit has begun the
sequence to reassign a power key.

5.

After the LED comes back on, press the power key on the AVLinx
remote again. This tells the unit that the user is reassigning the
power toggle feature.

6.

Aim the new remote at the IR sensor window and press the key that
will now be controlling the power toggle feature of the unit.

7.

If the unit recognizes the new command on the new remote, the
active input’s green LED will blink twice to confirm that the unit has
set the new key code.

     Power On Only

1.

Turn on the unit.

2.

Make sure there are no other infrared remote control signals
interfering with the unit during the programming process.

3.    Press and hold the input selector button on the front panel for 5-10

seconds. Continue holding the button until all the steps are
completed.

4.    

Aim the supplied AVLinx remote directly at the IR sensor window and

press the power key. The active input’s green LED will turn off briefly
then come back on to recognize that the unit has begun the
sequence to reassign a power key.

5.

After the LED comes back on, press the + key on the AVLinx remote.
This tells the unit that the user is reassigning the power on feature.

6.

Aim the new remote at the IR sensor window and press the key that
will now be controlling the power on feature of the unit.

7.

If the unit recognizes the new command on the new remote, the
active input’s green LED will turn off for a second and then blink
twice to confirm that the unit has set the new key code.

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Using an Alternate Remote

Using an Alternate Remote

AV

Linx

1

3

4

2

AVLinx

Inputs

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Summary of Contents for AVS 4.1

Page 1: ...www avlinx com Printed in the United States AVLinx Instruction Manual 2004 AVLinx Systems LLC HDTV Switch Model AVS 4 1...

Page 2: ...In the spaces provided below record your model and serial number Refer to these numbers when trying to acquire information or servicing requirements for this product Model ___AVS4 1______ Serial Numb...

Page 3: ...ries that can be purchased to accompany this product Rack mount brackets DB9 Cable Audio Video Cables For best results when using this remote point the signal transmitter on the remote control at the...

Page 4: ...ions 75 ohm component video cable with red green and blue labeled connectors must be used Other types of cable cannot be used without sacrificing signal quality Analog Digital Audio Connections In add...

Page 5: ...indicated by the green LED on the front panel NOTE Do not hold the input selector button down for a period longer than two seconds See pages 10 12 for details Using the Remote Control Pressing the po...

Page 6: ...unit off Power On Off 1 Turn on the unit 2 Make sure there are no other infrared remote control signals interfering with the unit during the programming process 3 Press and hold the input selector bu...

Page 7: ...indicates that 30 seconds has elapsed and the button can be released 3 Release the input selector button After the button is released the green LED will turn back on This signifies that the codes have...

Page 8: ...warranty applies to the original owner of the product purchased directly through AVLinx Systems LLC or an authorized reseller AVLinx Systems LLC will have the option to repair or replace defective eq...

Page 9: ...ngs may be tried and the default AVS4 1 codes may always be restored by following the instructions in Restoring Default Remote Control Codes to the Unit on page 12 Phillips DVD Emerson CD Videosonic V...

Page 10: ...nput Py cr lf where y is the power state Vz cr lf where z is the verbose mode state AVS4 1 Rev X X where X X is the revision number I1 cr I2 cr I3 cr I4 cr I cr I cr PT cr P1 cr P0 cr V1 cr V0 cr GI c...

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