Setup and Operation, cont’d
Additional commands can be programmed to the DVD and VCR selection buttons on the DVCM 50; however, the mode switch commands cannot be removed from those buttons.
Follow these steps to control the MLC 52/DVCM 50 using the IR 452:
1. | Point the remote control directly at the IR Link or the |
| IRL 20 signal pickup window. The IR 452 has a range of |
| approximately 30’ (9.1 m) within 40 degrees on either side |
| of the axis. |
DVD
DVD
VCR
VCR
IR 452
SYSTEM REMOTE
PROJECTOR
ON OFF
VOL | PC |
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VOL | VIDEO |
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MLC 52
MLC 52
IR Link IR signal repeater
Total distance from MLC:
150' (45.7 m) max.
| SIGNALSIGNAL |
| IRIRLINKLINK |
40 | 40 |
30' (12 m) Max
DVD and VCR mode selection buttons on the
DVCM 50 and IR 452
9MLC 104 volume control button — (DVCM 50) This rocker button is used to raise and lower the volume of the display device through the MLC 104. Pressing the up- or
If you are using the DVCM 50 with the MLC 104, the button should be labeled as Volume. See Volume control on the MLC 104, later in this chapter, for more information.
Using the IR 452
Once you have connected the MLC 52 or DVCM 50 to the IR Link or IRL 20, programmed the buttons with the desired commands, and connected/powered on all equipment, you can use the IR 452 to perform all the functions on the MLC 52 and DVCM 50 front panels and more.
IR 452 Remote
Control
Using the IR 452 with the MLC 52 and the IR Link
2. Press the IR 452 button for the function you want to perform. The following takes place:
•The remote control sends the pressed button’s programmed command via infrared signal to the IR Link or IRL 20 signal repeater.
•The signal repeater sends the command to the MLC 52 or the DVCM 50 through the IR In port on the back panel, to which the signal repeater is connected.
•The MLC 52 or DVCM 50 recognizes the command it receives via the IR In port, and responds as if its own equivalent button were pressed, issuing the command to the appropriate display device.
•The projector or other display device responds to the command it received from the IR 452 remote via the DVCM 50 or MLC 52.
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