Sonance C4630 SE instruction manual Macro Editor Screen with IR Command Library Selected

C4630 SE HOME AUDIO SYSTEM

NOTE: If the desired remote is not in the library, try using a similar product remote from that manufacturer. If that doesn’t work, see Adding IR Codes to the User IR Library with the OptiLinQ® IR Learner, on page 36.

5.Select the device. Its commands will appear in the

small IR COMMAND WINDOW on the MACRO EDITOR

Screen (see Figure 44).

6.Select the desired command in the list and drag it to the screen’s large MACRO window. (In this example, the PAUSE command — see Figure 45).

7.Click OK. The MACRO EDITOR screen will disappear. There should now be a MACRO INDICATOR on the Source 2 STOP button on the PRESS level.

8.Select the PRESS-AND-HOLDbutton action level. The MACRO INDICATOR should disappear from the Source 2 STOP button.

9.Right-click on the Source 2 STOP button.

10.Select the STOP command from the IR Command Window and drag it into the MACRO WINDOW.

11.Click OK. MACRO EDITOR screen will disappear. There should now be a MACRO INDICATOR on the Source 2 STOP button on the PRESS-AND-HOLDlevel.

Programmed IR Output Port Selector

The default PROGRAMMED IR Port settings match the four input sources: Programmed IR Port 1 = Source 1, etc.

You can use the PROGRAMMED IR OUTPUT PORT SELECTOR to

route the commands to other ports by selecting the desired port before you drag the command into the

MACRO WINDOW.

IR Command

Window

Figure 44:

MACRO EDITOR Screen with IR COMMAND LIBRARY Selected

Select

IR Command

Drag Command

into Macro Window

Programmed

IR Output Port

Selector

Figure 45:

Dragging Commands into the MACRO WINDOW

The C4630 SE comes with its IR ROUTING switch (see page 15) set in the PROGRAMMED > COMMON position. This will route all PROGRAMMED IR signals out of all four of the COMMON IR output jacks in addition to their respective PROGRAMMED IR output jacks. This will work in most whole-home audio systems, allowing source components to receive macro commands along with IR commands from their own remotes that are passed-on through keypad IR sensors.

In a system that has duplicate same-make/same-model source components, routing macro IR commands out of the COMMON IR out- puts will cause both of those components to respond to all macro commands for that component. If you want to retain individual control of the components in macros you will need to connect IR emitters to two PROGRAMMED IR outputs and create separate macro commands for each component, with those commands routed to individual PROGRAMMED IR outputs for each component.

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