Crestron CNIRHT-MM Manuel utilisateur

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Crestron CNIRHT-MM 30 Function Hand-Held IR Transmitter

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Contents

30 Function Hand-Held IR Transmitter: CNIRHT-MM 1

Description 1

Functional Description 1

Physical Description 1

Leading Specifications 2

Transmitter ID Code 3

Set or Display Transmitter ID via Keypad Buttons 4

Set Transmitter ID via CNIDC and PC 5

Programming with SIMPL™Windows®or SIMPL+ 8

Configure CNIRHT-MM Program 8

CNIRHT-MM Symbol 9

Example Program 12

Problem Solving 12

Troubleshooting 12

Further Inquiries 13

Future Updates13

Return and Warranty Policies 14

Merchandise Returns / Repair Service 14

CRESTRON Limited Warranty 14

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30 Function Hand-Held IR

Transmitter: CNIRHT-MM

Description

Functional Description

The CNIRHT-MM is a 30 function, hand-held infrared (IR) transmitter

designed to work with the CEN-TVAV and/or CN-TVAV. By setting an

IR transmitter identification (ID) code in the CNIRHT-MM and using the

keypad buttons, any television or audio-visual (TV/AV) device attached

to the CEN/CN-TVAV may be controlled remotely. The functions of the

individual buttons are determined by the CEN/CN-TVAV and/or the

Crestron remote control system (herein referred to as the Cresnet system)

SIMPL™Windows®program.

To prevent interference from fluorescent lighting and most standard IR

frequencies, the CNIRHT-MM operates at 455 kilohertz (kHz). The

CNIRHT-MM must have an unobstructed line-of-sight to the CEN/CN-

TVAV being controlled. A light-emitting diode (LED) on the front of the

CNIRHT-MM indicates IR transmission when any keypad button is

pressed, is used to display the IR transmitter ID code that is set into the

unit, and flashes continuously when the CNIRHT-MM battery voltage is

low.

Physical Description

The CNIRHT-MM, shown on the next page, is housed in a slim, high-

impact ABS plastic black enclosure. The front contains one LED and 30

keypad buttons. At the rear of the unit is the battery compartment that

contains one 9-volt alkaline battery (included) and a sensor (photo

transistor) that is used to set the IR transmitter ID code.

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Physical Views and Dimensions

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Cresskill, NJ 07626

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6.50 in

(16.51 cm)

2.75 in

(6.99 cm) 0.80 in

(2.03 cm)

This device complies with FCC rules

Part 15 as of date of manufacture.

ELECTRONICS, INC

CRESSKILL NJ 07626

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Leading Specifications

The table below provides a summary of leading specifications for the

CNIRHT-MM. Dimensions and weight are rounded to the nearest

hundredth unit.

Leading Specifications of the CNIRHT-MM

SPECIFICATION DETAILS

Power Requirements one 9-volt battery (alkaline recommended)

Operating Range 2 - 30 ft 1

Default Transmitter ID 10

SIMPL Windows Version 1.52.01 and library update files

version 110 or later 2

CEN/CN-TVAV Update File Version 51140V.UPZ or later 3

CNMSX-AV/Pro Update File Version 51140X.UPZ or later 3

CNRACKX/-DP Update File Version 51140W.UPZ or later 3

Dimensions & Weight Height: 6.50 in (16.51 cm)

Width: 2.75 in (6.99 cm)

Depth: 0.80 in (2.03 cm)

Weight: 5.00 oz (0.15 kg)

1Within the specified range, IR signals are outputted in a 120Oangular cone. The

effective angle of the signal narrows as the CNIRHT-MM approaches its

maximum range of 30 feet.

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2The latest software version can be obtained from the What’s New page (SIMPL

Windows section) or Downloads page (SIMPLWIN Library) of Crestron’s

website (www.crestron.com). New users are required to register in order to obtain

access to the FTP site.

3Filenames for update files have a UPZ extension and can be obtained from the

What’s New page (Control Systems Update Files section) or Downloads page

(OPSYS Library) of Crestron’s website. Update files are specifically designed for

certain control systems. If an update file is loaded into a control system other than

the device for which it was intended, it may lockup the control system which

would then have to be returned to Crestron. Update files with an “S” designator

are for the ST-CP, “V” designator for CEN/CN-TVAV, “W” for CNRACKX/-

DP, and “X” for CNMSX-AV/Pro control systems. Control systems are able to

recognize and reject incorrect update files. However, when updating control

systems, do not ignore any Crestron Viewport warning prompts or messages.

As of the date of manufacture, this unit has been tested and found to

comply with specifications for CE marking.

NOTE: This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is

subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause

harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference

received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Transmitter ID Code

Every CNIRHT-MM communicating with the CEN/CN-TVAV requires

a unique IR transmitter ID code that matches an ID code specified in the

SIMPL Windows program in the CEN/CN-TVAV. Multiple CNIRHT-

MMs may be used with a single CEN/CN-TVAV but each unit needs a

unique Transmitter ID. This code is a two-digit hexadecimal number and

to maintain diversity within a Cresnet system, codes from 10 to FE are

used for the transmitters. The Transmitter ID of the CNIRHT-MM is

factory set to 10.

NOTE: Do not confuse Transmitter ID with network (NET) ID used by

all Cresnet system equipment and user interfaces.

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NOTE: If the CNIRHT-MM is within line-of-sight of multiple

CEN/CN-TVAVs, the Transmitter ID must be unique only to the device

for which it is intended. Otherwise, the CNIRHT-MM will control

multiple CEN/CN-TVAVs simultaneously.

There are two methods to set the Transmitter ID code of the CNIRHT-

MM, by pressing keypad buttons that represent a Transmitter ID code or

via the CNIDC Identity Code Cable and a local personal computer (PC)

that contains SIMPL Windows or VisionTools™Pro-e (VT Pro-e).

Set or Display Transmitter ID via Keypad

Buttons

The Transmitter ID of the CNIRHT-MM may be accessed by using the

keypad buttons. This allows the Transmitter ID to be set or displayed

without using a CNIDC and PC.

Numeric Cross Reference Table

HEX BINARY MORSE HEX BINARY MORSE

00000 - - - - - 81000 - - - . .

10001

. - - - -

91001

- - - - .

20010

. . - - -

A1010

. -

30011 . . . - - B1011 - . . .

40100

. . . . -

C1100

- . - .

50101

. . . . .

D1101

- . .

60110 - . . . . E1110 .

70111

- - . . .

F1111

. . - .

NOTE:

Morse code is displayed as short-flashes of the LED to represent dots and

longer-flashes to represent dashes.

1. Remove the CNIRHT-MM battery compartment cover.

2. At the battery compartment, disconnect the battery.

3. To establish a “0” key for displaying or setting the Transmitter

ID, press and hold any button for at least five seconds while re-

connecting the battery. Note that the LED of the CNIRHT-MM

will illuminate as the battery is connected, and will remain lit

until five seconds have expired as an indication that the button

has been held long enough to enter programming mode.

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4. Release the “0” key and observe the LED of the CNIRHT-MM

blink once to indicate the keypad programming mode.

5. To set or display a Transmitter ID, perform the appropriate step

below.

5a. To set a Transmitter ID, press any button other than the “0”

key to establish a “1” key. To enter the desired Transmitter

ID code, use the “0” and “1” keys, enter any non-weighted

zeros, and enter the most significant bit first. For example, to

set the transmitter code to 12, press 0001 0010. After the

Transmitter ID code has been entered, it will be verified via

Morse code flashes of the LED. The unit then returns to the

normal operating mode.

5b. To display the current Transmitter ID, press the “0” key.

The Transmitter ID will be displayed via Morse code flashes

of the LED, most significant bit first. The unit returns to the

normal operating mode when the display is complete. To set

another Transmitter ID, repeat this procedure from step 2.

Set Transmitter ID via CNIDC and PC

To set the Transmitter ID of the CNIRHT-MM via the CNIDC and PC,

the PC must have the Crestron Viewport that is available in SIMPL

Windows or VT Pro-e. To set the Transmitter ID, perform the following

procedure.

1. Connect the 9-pin connector of the CNIDC to an available

COM port on the PC.

2. Position the CNIRHT-MM button-side down so the battery

compartment is accessible.

3. Remove the battery compartment cover.

4. Refer to the diagram on the next page. Place and hold the IR

probe of the CNIDC over the sensor (photo transistor) of the

CNIRHT-MM. The probe should be positioned between the

battery compartment and the sensor opening so that it

completely covers the sensor.

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CNIRHT-MM Sensor

SENSOR

(PHOTO

TRANSISTOR)

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9V BATTERY

5. At the PC, start SIMPL Windows or VT Pro-e.

6. From the SIMPL Windows or VT Pro-e menu bar, select

Tools | Viewport to open the Crestron Viewport.

7. From the Viewport Functions menu, select Set Transmitter

ID as shown below.

Select Set Transmitter ID

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