Digital Projection LIGHTNING 10sx, User Manual

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Hard Wired Remote Adapter
The hard wired remote adapter consist of two cables which connect together to form
a direct (hard wired) link between the remote control unit and the projector.
The longer of the two cables has with a 3.5mm stereo jack plug at one end which
connects into the top of the remote control unit.
The 3.5mm stereo jack plug has a long outer shell - some of which may be visible
when the plug is seated correctly in the Remote Control Unit. To avoid damage,
do not attempt to push the plug further into the Remote Control Unit.
The shorter cable has a 15-pin ‘D’ type connector which connects to the ‘Ext
Remote’ input on the back of the projector. The two cables then connect together
using a 3-pole audio/video connector and are secured by a latch to prevent
accidental disengagement
The remote control unit must be connected to the remote adapter before the
remote adapter is connected to the projector. If the connections are not made in
this order the remote adapter fuse will trip and the remote adapter will have to be
disconnected for approximately one minute before reconnecting in the correct
manner.
As with hard wiring via the remote receiver, the remote control does not require
batteries when used in this manner. The remote adapter also allows control of the
projector from a greater distance than via the remote receiver - using standard
‘XLR’ cable assemblies the user can extend the length of cable up to a maximum of
100m (330ft).
For further information on the hard wire remote adapter wiring, see Cables and
Connections, D—20.
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