Digital Projection POWER 2v, User Manual

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Remote Receiver
The optional remote receiver acts as a relay between
the remote control and the projector and is useful for
installations where the Infra Red signal from the
remote cannot reach the sensors on the projector.
The Infra Red signals from the remote control are
picked up by the IR receiver on the front of the
remote receiver and are relayed to the projector via
the 15 way high density 'D' style connector on the
underside of the unit.
The remote receiver also allows direct cabling (hard
wiring) of the remote control unit via a 4 way
'LEMO' connector. When used in this way, the
remote control does not require batteries and the IR
receiver on the remote receiver is disabled.
Hard wiring has the advantage of allowing control
of the projector from a greater distance: The cable
from the remote control to the remote receiver can
be up to 10m (33ft) in length and the cable
connecting the remote receiver to the projector can
be up to 60m (200ft) long.
When hard wiring, the remote control unit must
be connected to the remote receiver before the
remote receiver is connected to the projector. If the
connections are not made in this order the remote
receiver fuse will trip and the remote receiver will
have to be disconnected for approximately one
minute before reconnecting in the correct manner.
For further information on remote receiver wiring,
see Cables and Connections, D—39.
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Overview
OVERVIEW
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D I G I TA L
P R O J E C T I O N
4 Way
'LEMO'
Connector
15 Way
HD 'D'
Connector
Mounting
Hole
Infra Red
Receiver
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