Universal Devices ISY-994i Series, Руководство пользователя

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Please note that this does not REPLACE any of the ISY's existing IR functionality - you are
still free to teach codes to the ISY, either in place of or in addition to these 40 default IR
codes.
16.4.3 Finding a Supported Remote Code
The ISY-99i does not come with its own remote but rather utilizes already existing Philips
remote commands. Because the ISY-99i supports only the Philips RC5 Protocol, you will
need to either use one of your old retired Philips remotes and teach the ISY or use a
"Universal Remote" Philips device code. These remote codes should work fine, but there
have been some cases where some codes work better than others.
Remote Brand Device Code
Logitech Harmony Remote Light Controller->Universal Devices->ISY99i/IR (case sensitive)
One for All http://www.ofausa.com/advanced_search.php
Philips Pronto http://www.pronto.philips.com/
Universal Remote Control 0330, 0430, 0036, 0136, 0738, 0439, 0939, 0247, 0230, 0830
Compatible / incompatible remotes (Forum Thread): http://forum.universal-
devices.com/viewtopic.php?t=668
The article Philips RC-5 Codes for ISY has available for download, a .zip file which contains
the 1024 RC-5 codes recognized by ISY in hex and Pronto .ccf format, for use with
computer-programmable remote controls and other IR devices.
16.4.4 Adding an IR Command
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Log into your ISY.
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In the ISY-99i interface, click on the "Configuration" tab
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Click on the IR sub-tab. This will bring you to the IR configuration page
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Click on the "Enter Learning Mode" button, point your remote at the front of the ISY-
99i, and push a button
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If a compatible key is pressed, the ISY-99i will add the IR code to its list
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Repeat the above steps until all desired codes are stored
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Once you are done adding codes to the ISY-99i, go ahead and press the "Leave
Learning Mode" button
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Click the "Save" button to store them in the ISY-99i database
Please Note - If after a button is learned and you see lots of garbage when pressed, the IR
command you are using is most likely not being understood by the ISY, which may need to
be relearned or substituted by another button and or all together another device code.