Crestron
C2N-IRGW-1G & C2N-IRGW-F
IR
Gateway
Positive Transmitter Identification
The next logical question is, “What is the
Button ID
?” The purpose of this next
procedure is to map the buttons on the universal remote so that a list can be
generated and used for reference when creating the SIMPL Windows program. A
decimal identification number (or
Button ID (Decimal)
as shown in the “Identify
Transmitter” window) corresponds to each physical press on the universal remote.
This procedure picks up where the code verification procedure left off.
1. Complete steps 1 through 6 in “Code Verification” on page 11.
2. Wherever convenient (i.e., Notepad on the PC or a piece of scrap
paper) create a table for recording the
Button ID (Decimal)
number
associated with each button press on the universal remote. “Appendix:
Mapping Table” on page 22 contains a table to record this information.
Create as many copies of the table as necessary.
3. Click
the
Clear
button in the “Identify Transmitter” window to reset
the setup.
4. Press a single button on the universal remote and observe the “Identify
Transmitter” window.
5. Record the button title and ID for the action in step 4.
6. Repeat steps 4 and 5 for each button that is to be mapped. Refer to the
sample after this step.
Sample of Completed Mapping Table
7. Repeat this entire procedure (steps 2 through 6) for each source
selection button on the universal remote that requires programming.
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