Setup and Operation, cont’d
Buttons on the IR 452 Front Panel
The IRL 452 is provided with an overlay on which the buttons are labeled as shown below. Its labeling scheme reflects that of the MLC 52 and the DVCM 50.
1 2
In order for the IR 452 to be able to control the MLC 52 or the DVCM 50, you must use the
(You can program the buttons to perform functions other than those for which they are labeled. If you do this, you will need to relabel the buttons on the MLC and/or the DVCM, and on the IR 452, to reflect the programming.)
POWER |
ON |
9
FRONT PANEL
TV/VCR
CHANNEL |
3
4
If you program the MLC 52 or DVCM buttons as labeled, pressing the equivalent IR 452 buttons issues the commands as described below.
1 Display power buttons — Pressing these two buttons sends IR |
signals to the MLC 52 or MLC 104 (via the DVCM 50) to activate |
the buttons labeled On and Off. |
When the MLC On and Off buttons are programmed as labeled, |
the IR 452 Power On and Power Off buttons turn the projector |
or other display device on and off. |
VOLPC
5
VOLVIDEO
DVD
DVD
8 VCR
6
VCR
7
IR 452
SYSTEM REMOTE
The IR 452 front panel
2 Mute On and Mute Off buttons — These buttons are not |
direct equivalents of any buttons on the MLC 52 or MLC 104. |
However, you can use your MLC's configuration software to |
program the MLC to mute and unmute the video and/or audio |
on the display device when these IR 452 Mute buttons are |
pressed. |
The following configuration software programs are available: |
MLC 52 and DVCM 50: MLC 52 Control Program (Windows- |
based configuration software). Use the Advanced Projector |
Config. screen to program these buttons. |
MLC 104: Global Configurator 2 (GC2) |
3 TV/VCR button — Pressing this button sends an IR signal to |
either of the following: |
• The MLC 52 to activate the memory block that has been |
programmed with the TV/VCR switch command |
• The DVCM 50 to activate the button labeled TV/VCR |
The MLC 52 or DVCM 50 must be in VCR mode. If they are in DVD mode, this button has no effect. See Selecting DVD or VCR mode, later in this chapter.
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