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If using a 7-Button handcontroller, press the bottom left-hand button to execute a
left mouse click (#3) or the bottom right-hand button to execute a right mouse click
(#4– previous page). Holding either the right or left mouse button down for more than
“X” seconds (determined by the Mouse Latch Time setting; see page 15) latches the
mouse button down. (This is the same as continuously holding a computer mouse button
down with your finger.) When the button is pressed again, the mouse button is released.
This function is helpful in highlighting text or moving (dragging) objects on the screen.
2. X10
X10® devices are used to control home, office, and business environmental systems, such
as lights and appliances. (See IR Device List Appendix C.) Entire households can be set up
with X10 systems so that every light and most appliances can be controlled from the
Quickie Enhanced Display.
Here is how X10 works:
The Quickie Enhanced Display broadcasts an infrared beam to an X10 IR Controller
“Powerhouse”. (The controller must be in the sight line of the Quickie Enhanced Display.)
(Figure A)
The controller converts the infrared signal into a coded electrical pulse that travels through
the house wiring. (Figure B)
When an X10 module or switch receives the coded pulse, it either opens or closes the cir-
cuit to the lamp or appliance. (Figure C)
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IR ECU Control
IR Menu
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