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9.
Select the IR port to which the command will be assigned:
Figure 88: IR Commands – Selecting a Room Controller Device IR Port
You can test the IR command by connecting the room controller device IR terminal block connectors to the controlled
device via the IR emitter port, and then clicking the
Test Command
button.
Note that if the room controller device is connected via USB or a serial port and the length of the command
is longer than 47 bytes, you will not be able to test it (this does not mean that the command itself will not
function directly from the room controller device).
shows how to connect the IR emitter port cable (using the Kramer 3.5mm to IR Emitter Control Cable (C-
A35/IRE-10)). The white striped side connects to IR OUT, the black side connects to the Ground, and the LED Emitter
Shell is affixed to the IR sensor window with the adhesive layer.
Figure 89: IR Emitter Wiring
We recommend that you do not use the dual IR emitter since it emits a weaker IR signal that may not be
detected by some controlled devices.
5.5.3
Creating a Serial Reply
When sending a serial command to a device, that device will usually send a reply. This reply can be used to create
monitor events. Serial replies can be typed manually or by sending a serial command to the device and obtaining its
reply.
To add a serial reply
:
1.
Select a command for which there is a command string in the serial command, for example PWR_OFF.
2.
In
Serial Reply
, select PWR_OFF from the shared list:
