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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 

 
 

MODEL MAC1 

MINI-MACRONIZER™ 

 

 

 

 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

 

Section Title 

Page 

 
INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................................................3 
 
COMPUTER REQUIREMENTS ................................................................................................................................3 
 
INCLUDED HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE ITEMS  ................................................................................................3 
 
HARDWARE CONNECTIONS ..................................................................................................................................3 
 
SOFTWARE INSTALLATION ....................................................................................................................................3 
 
STARTING DRAGON DROP-IR™ ............................................................................................................................3 
 
SERIAL PORT SELECTION .....................................................................................................................................4 
 
PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES 
 Planning 

the System .........................................................................................................................................4 

 Learning 

IR 

Commands....................................................................................................................................4 

 Creating 

Palettes ..............................................................................................................................................5 

 

Editing and Testing IR Commands ...................................................................................................................5 

 
PROGRAMMING THE MAC1 
 Select 

Base Unit ...............................................................................................................................................6 

 

Programming IR Commands and Sequences ..................................................................................................8 

 

Teaching RC68+ Commands to a Hand-Held Controller or Keypad................................................................9 

 
SAVING AND BACKING-UP FILES .........................................................................................................................10 

Summary of Contents for MAC1

Page 1: ...NNECTIONS 3 SOFTWARE INSTALLATION 3 STARTING DRAGON DROP IR 3 SERIAL PORT SELECTION 4 PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES Planning the System 4 Learning IR Commands 4 Creating Palettes 5 Editing and Testing IR Com...

Page 2: ...ot included 283M Blink IR Mouse Emitter CONTROLLED EQUIPMENT 283M Blink IR 283M Blink IR PARALLEL PORT White striped side Jumper for STATUS Indicators DB9 Male to Female Cable DB9 Male to Female COM P...

Page 3: ...tches 1 Write Protect Switch Up is Write Down is Protect Must be in Write position for programming Protect position prohibits programming and protects all strored data from unintentional erasure 2 Net...

Page 4: ...the PALETTE FOLDER in DRAG460 beta Figure 2 Brands Figure 3 Components Figure 4 Palette Editor 1 From the COMPONENT menu click PALLETTE EDITOR 2 Locate and Select single click the desired BRAND as sho...

Page 5: ...tes for all components to be used EDITING AND TESTING IR COMMANDS If a brand component or function is not found in Palette Editor each can be added as follows Adding Brands 1 If the brand you need is...

Page 6: ...rt CCF from the File menu 11 Find the ccf folder in which you saved the file and click on file name NOTE At this point prior to opening it you may wish to change the file name e g RCA DSS etc for easi...

Page 7: ...group for RC68 codes for the MAC1 is 80 2 Click the OPTions button on the MAC1 window to confirm code group setting Figure 6 NOTE The information in the Base Options window is for refernce only To cha...

Page 8: ...he various palettes and window boxes can be moved and sized except the virtual keypads for ease of use NOTE 2 Each palette can be edited by clicking the Edit Palette bar or closed with the X button in...

Page 9: ...in the Command List for that button will be sent out the PCIR IR output to the components to be controlled 4 Make any changes to the sequence as needed From The MAC1 1 With the MAC1 connected to a ty...

Page 10: ...ive and drop them into the Projects folder in the backup drive NOTE 1 Project files can be relatively large requiring up to 1 MB of space or more depending on the complexity of your project When backi...

Page 11: ...Model MAC1 Page 11 2002 Xantech Corporation...

Page 12: ...XANTECH CORPORATION 12950 Bradley Avenue Sylmar CA 91342 3829 phone 818 362 0353 fax 818 362 9506 www xantech com Part No 08901135 Rev A 01 31 2002...

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