AMX VISUALARCHITECT 1.1, Руководство пользователя

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Working With the Device Database
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IR Carrier String : This option indicates whether or not to use IR Carrier signals. The default
setting is False (do not use IR Carriers).
Carrier signals are sometimes used in IR-transmissions to bookend signals, to add
accuracy.
Pulse Interval: This option defines the length of time between IR signals, measured in .10-
second increments.
Pulse Time : This option defines the length of time that the IR signal is emitted, also measured
in .10-second increments.
IR Capture - Capturing IR Codes From The Hand Controller
Once you have entered the device information for the device/hand controller, selected the functions that
you want to capture, and entered IR properties for this device, you are ready to start capturing the
selected functions, using an AMX IRIS IR Capture Unit:
1.
Select IR > Capture Selected from the menu bar (or click the toolbar button). The dialog steps you
through the process:
The dialog displays the first function that will be captured, and indicates how many functions
remain after the current one.
Locate the button on the remote control that matches the indicated function.
2.
Press the button on the remote control corresponding to the function indicated in the IR Code
Capture and Management dialog (FIG. 22):
a.
Point the emitter on the remote directly at the IR window on the IRIS (between the SIGNAL and
READY LEDs on the front panel).
Before you begin, make sure that the IRIS is connected to the PC running VA and
powered up.
FIG. 22 Capturing IR Codes From The Hand Controller
Before you begin, verify that the IRIS is ready to use (the READY (green) LED on the
IRIS is illuminated and the numeric LED indicates "01").