Extron electronic 16 IR 452 Setup and Operation, Labeling the MLC 104 Volume buttons on the IR

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Buttons and commands used with the MLC 104

To control the MLC 104, you use the buttons in the Display and Front Panel sections of IR 452, which are also used to control the MLC 52.

The following table shows the SIS commands that are issued from the DVCM 50 to the MLC 104 for each press of an IR 452 button, and the button that is activated on the MLC 104.

You must program the desired commands onto the MLC 104's front panel buttons, using the Global Configurator software, in order for the MLC to send the correct command to the projector.

IR 452 Button

IR 452 Overlay

SIS Command

MLC 104 Button/

Name

Section

from DVCM 50

Function Activated

Power On

Display

1P

On

Power Off

Display

0P

Off

Vol ￿

Front Panel

1!

Input selection button 1

PC

Front Panel

2!

Input selection button 2

Vol ￿

Front Panel

3!

Input selection button 3

Video

Front Panel

4!

Input selection button 4

Volume Up

Display

+V

Volume control knob

(arrow)

Increase

 

 

Volume Down

Display

–V

Volume control knob

(arrow)

 

 

Decrease

Mute On

Display

1M

Audio/video muting on

(No button equivalent)

 

 

 

Mute Off

Display

0M

Audio/video muting off

(No button equivalent)

 

 

 

For example, the first row of the table above shows that when you press the Power On button in the Display section of the IR 452, the signal sent to the DVCM 50 is interpreted as the SIS command 1P. This command is sent to the MLC 104 to activate the button that is labeled On (in the Projector section). The MLC 104 responds by issuing the command to the projector to turn on.

Once you have programmed and labeled the buttons on the MLC 104, you should relabel the IR 452 buttons to indicate the commands they will initiate on the MLC 104.

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Muting and unmuting

The MLC 104 does not have buttons that control muting and unmuting on the display device. However, you can program Mute On and Mute Off commands onto the MLC 104 using the Global Configurator (GC2) software. (Visit the Extron Web site at www.extron.com for information on ordering the GC2 software.)

Depending on the feature set of your display device, you can program the MLC 104 to mute/unmute the video, audio, or both.

To use the IR 452 to control muting/unmuting, press the Mute On or Mute Off button in the Display section. Pressing these buttons causes the DVCM 50 to send an SIS command (1M for Mute On button or 0M for Mute Off button) to the MLC 104, causing it to mute or unmute the display device.

Volume control on the MLC 104

To control the volume on the MLC 104 using the IR 452, press the rocker button in the Display section. Pressing the up- or down-arrow on this button causes the DVCM 50 to send a +V or –V SIS command to the MLC 104, which responds by increasing or decreasing the volume on the display device.

Remove the Volume label from the sheet of labels provided with the IR 452, and affix it above the arrow rocker button on the

IR 452 front panel as shown in the illustration below.

VOLUME

TV/VCR

CHANNEL

 

FRONT PANEL

VOL

PC

VOL

VIDEO

Labeling the MLC 104 Volume buttons on the IR 452

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Contents User’s Manual Remote ControlPrecautions Extron’s WarrantyFCC Class a Notice  Table of Contents One Table of Contents, cont’dIntroduction Extron Introduction, cont’dEnabling control of the MLC Setup and OperationSetting Up Operational OverviewInstalling the batteries Installing batteries in the IRRelabeling buttons on the IR 452 overlay Mute On and Mute Off buttons These buttons are not IR 452 front panelEquivalent buttons on the MLC 52 and the IR 452 top half Setup and Operation, cont’dUsing the IR DVD and VCR mode selection buttons on Dvcm 50 and IRUsing the IR 452 with the MLC 52 and the IR Link DVD control buttons on the IR Selecting DVD or VCR modeRemote control of the MLC Controlling the MLCVCR control buttons on the IR Labeling the MLC 104 Volume buttons on the IR 16 IR 452 Setup and Operation18 IR 452 Setup and Operation