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IR Gateway Crestron C2N-IRGW-F

commands are transmitted and to which devices. Transmitter ID codes

are revealed in the “Identify Transmitter” window.

Each universal remote has a number of source selection buttons on it

(i.e., TV, VCR, DVD, AUX). Typically, those buttons are used when

setting up the remote with an acceptable code (refer to “Code

Verification” on page 10). If an acceptable code is transmitted during that

procedure, Crestron assigns the code with an identifier in the “Identify

Transmitter” window. For example, in the window shown below, the

Transmitter ID (Hex): field shows the number 13. Since the identifier

falls in the range of 00 to 1F, the device communicates using an

acceptable RC5 code.

Positive Transmitter Identification

The next logical question is, “What is the Button ID?” The purpose of

this next procedure is to map the buttons on the universal remote so that a

list can be generated and used for reference when creating the SIMPL

Windows program. A decimal identification number (or Button ID

(Decimal) as shown in the “Identify Transmitter” window) corresponds

to each physical press on the universal remote. This procedure picks up

where the code verification procedure left off.

1. Complete steps 1 through 6 in “Code Verification” on page 10.

2. Wherever convenient (i.e., Notepad on the PC or a piece of scrap

paper) create a table for recording the Button ID (Decimal) number

associated with each button press on the universal remote.

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