6. Setup and configuration
To guarantee good communication, point the RCU towards the one of the infrared receivers of the MCM-50.
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If no button is pressed within 5 seconds after the Address button has been pressed, the RCU serial address
remains unchanged.
Each MCM-50 has a common address (which by default is 0). So programming the RCU address to 0 will
establish communication to any brand new MCM-50 as it comes out of the box.
6.2
Powering the MCM-50
Introduction
As soon as the AC mains power adapter is connected to both the MCM-50 unit and the wall outlet, the MCM-50 starts con
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and goes to active state. If the MCM-50 is part of a full display system - which will be the case - a speci
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must be followed to allow EDID communication.
Powering the MCM-50
Connect the power supply to both the MCM-50 and the wall outlet.
Power-on sequence
1. Network switch (if present); allows IP address assignment to MCM-50 in case of a DHCP/DNS network;
2. Projector connected with the MCM-50. (F50 series projector).
3. MCM-50;
4. Sources; the sources can now read the EDID data on the MCM-50 inputs.
6.3
Activating the MCM-50
Introduction
The MCM-50 can be switched to standby and back to active state at any time.
Switching the MCM-50 from active state to standby?
Press the standby button on the RCU for 3 seconds.
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Summary of Contents for MCM-50
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Page 14: ...1 Safety instructions 10 R5909057 MCM 50 17 05 2016...
Page 20: ...3 Packaging 16 R5909057 MCM 50 17 05 2016...
Page 22: ...4 Facility and system requirements Image 4 1 18 R5909057 MCM 50 17 05 2016...
Page 28: ...5 Physical installation and connections 24 R5909057 MCM 50 17 05 2016...
Page 40: ...6 Setup and configuration Image 6 17 36 R5909057 MCM 50 17 05 2016...
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