Programming the Delta System
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Delta Series Audio Controllers
Learning IR Commands
After selecting the profile of the source type, it’s time to teach the Delta Controller the IR commands
from the source component’s remote control. The Learn IR selection is your next programming choice.
Depending on your profile selection, most of the buttons on the Delta Controller and Matrix keypads will
already be intuitively assigned. There will be instances where something is labeled User Defined and it
will indicate the button/action sequence that is assigned to that user defined command. The actual
command from the source component’s remote could be anything you want, but the way Delta activates
that command will be described in that user defined command sequence (usually press or press hold a
specific button).
Previous returns user to previous IR code that was learned.
Next scrolls through IR commands for the Source type.
Clear clears the IR code that was learned for the IR code displayed.
Te st sends the IR code that was learned to the applicable source. If no command learned, no
command will be sent.
Before programming any remote commands into Delta, make sure you understand
the button labels that Delta assigns a source component’s IR commands based on
the “source type” as shown on the previous pages.
When the “Learn IR” screen asks for a command, use the exact command from the
remote. Use the exact sequence that you normally would to turn on the source
component. As Delta learns this command, it will be exactly what it then emulates to
the IR emitter that will command the source component through Delta.
Take your time!!!
FIG. 27 Assigning a Source - Sample Sequence