Kramer Electronics VP-23RC In the following example, , illustrated in Figure 18, the VP-23RC is labeled, with specific functions and each button is programmed, to perform several tasks, as defined in Table 10. Each button may be assigned with up to 15 commands.

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Operating Your VP-23RC

32 9.3.1 Operating the Media / Room Controller

In the following example

, illustrated in Figure 18, the VP-23RC is labeled

with specific functions and each button is programmed

to perform several tasks

as defined in Table 10. Each button may be assigned with up to 15 commands.

Table 10: The Commands Configuration

Button The Macro Sequence

1  Power up the projector

 Power up the DVD player

 Power up the video player

 Roll down the projector screen

 Lower down the projector

from the ceiling

 1 minute delay [for the

projector to heat up]

 Turn lights off

 Close blinds

 30 second delay for blinds to close

 The projector selects the PC input

2  Open blinds

 Turn lights on

 30 second delay for blinds to open

 Power down the projector

 Lift the projector up to the ceiling

 Stop the DVD player

 Power down the DVD player

 Stop the video player

 Power down the video player

 Roll up the projector screen

3  Stop the video player

 The projector selects the DVD input

 Play the DVD

4  Audio level up

5  Stop the DVD

 Stop the VCR

 The projector selects a PC input

6  Stop the DVD

 The projector selects the VCR input

 Play the VCR

7  Signals for technical assistance

OFF

DVD

VCR

Help

Vol

DOWN

Figure 18: Labels Setup

8  Audio level down

1 This is only one example among numerous possibilities, each button can be configured as required

2 To insert labels, refer to the Kramer RC configuration and Installation Guide PDF file, located in the technical support

section on our Web site: http://www.kramerelectronics.com

3 By the system integrator

4 A macro sequence, including up to 15 commands per button, carried out one after the other