Systemline S4.3, Руководство по установке

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g) After selecting the desired command
codes for all the component categories
you wish to change, exit “Set-up” by
pressing the Set-Up buttons (RANDOM
and DISC buttons) as indicated on the
overlay card.
The DMS will display “Save” while
quitting set-up to indicate that the system
has stored chosen command codes and
exited the Set-up mode.
All changes are stored in non-volatile
memory and can not be accidentally
erased, even by unplugging the S4.3
Controller. The only way to change
command code operation is to access
Set-up mode again.
h) Once set-up has been completed the
controller must be turned off (using the
front panel power switch on the
controller) for 15 seconds and then on
again for the new settings to take effect.
For example, if you want to re-configure
the system to operate with a Pioneer CD
player and a Panasonic Video player,
simply:
1. Ensure that the appropriate switches
within switch SW1 on the controller
translator card are set correctly for the
components.
2. Use the correct overlay card for each
component.
3. Enter Set-up mode (“Set ?” will show on
the DMS).
4. Push the button marked “Pioneer” in the
C.D. Input column. ("J" will be shown on
the DMS)
5. Push the button marked “PANASONIC” in
the VCR/CD2/DVD input column.("O" will
be shown on the DMS)
6. Exit Set-up mode (“Save” will be
displayed on the DMS).
5.3 IR System and Control
Codes
5.31 Overview
The S4.3 Controller’s IR system provides
extensive remote control flexibility. With
the possible exception of the points in
Sections 5.32 and 5.33 below, nothing
needs to be done to set up the IR system.
However, please note the following
points:
a) The IR codes generated by the RHS hand
held remote are S4.3 Controller “system
specific” codes and ARE NOT the same
codes generated by a source component
controller, even for functions that appear
identical such as “CD play,” for example.
In other words, you can not use the RHS
to directly control a Marantz CD player
but must use it through a DMS module
from a remote zone. The S4.3 Controller
system does the following:
•
A wall mounted DMS module receives
the remote’s code sequence and
translates it into proprietary 5 bit digital
code.
•
This digital code travels over the data
cable to the S4.3 Controller.
•
The translator card in the S4.3 Controller
restores the code’s original configuration
(when required) and sends it to both the
IR “flood” emitter and the rear panel IR
outputs for use by the appropriate source
component.
b) In addition to passing S4.3 Controller
system codes, the IR system will pass
ALMOST any IR code sequence from a
DMS to a source component. This allows
you to control equipment brands which
are not supported by the internal
translator card. (These few exceptions
use a non-standard IR transmission
frequency.)
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