Room Media Controller
Crestron
QM-RMC
NOTE:
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Crestron dealers and Crestron Authorized Independent Programmers (CAIP)
only. New users may be required to register to obtain access to certain areas of
the site (including the FTP site).
NOTE:
The information in this section assumes that the reader has knowledge
of SIMPL Windows. If not, refer to the extensive help information provided
with the software.
QM-RMC Device Library Symbols
In Configuration Manager, drag the QM-RMC from the Control Systems folder
of the
Device Library
to
System Views
.
System View of QM-RMC
Slot 1: C2I-IR1 Port A
Port A is the only port in Slot 1.
The C2I-IR1 provides one IR output port (A) for controlling devices via IR or
one-way RS-232. (Depending on the control format, additional equipment such
as IR emitters, splitters, receivers, and remote control transmitters may be
required).
To add an IR device, drag the device from the Crestron, Project, or User IR
Database to the C2I-IR1 port. The Crestron database contains hundreds of IR
driver files, covering most IR devices on the market today. The IR port requires
one IRP2 (infrared emitter probe) installed on each IR device. One end of the
emitter is installed on or near the IR sensor window of the controlled device
while the other end plugs into the C2I-IR1 port.
No more than four IR emitters should be connected to the IR port (the maximum
is five emitters when using the ST-SPL resistor/divider). In addition, if more
than two emitters are connected to the IR port then a 100 ohm resistor should be
placed between signal and ground for each emitter. Thus four emitters would
require four resistors.
Alternatively, the ST-MB (master blaster) IR sprayer can "spray" IR signals 90
degrees. It eliminates the need for IR probes and resistors, and can be positioned
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