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Crestron CNXLIR Infrared Learner

Infrared Learner: CNXLIR

Description

Functional Description

The CNXLIR is an IR Learner developed by Crestron. It is used by Crestron's DEAL

for Windows™ software to “learn” the IR codes that control a piece of equipment.

These codes are pulses of infrared (IR) light from a hand-held remote control. The

CNXLIR digitizes the IR codes so they can be processed by the DEAL for Windows

software.

Once the DEAL for Windows software learns the codes, the software can convert

them into a custom IR device driver file. This device driver file can be incorporated

into a Crestron control system. The Crestron control system can then control

equipment by emitting the same IR codes as a remote control or other IR device. The

software can also use the CNXLIR to transmit the learned IR codes for testing

purposes.

The CNXLIR replaces the CNLIR model. The CNXLIR and the DEAL for Windows

software offer the following improvements:

• Can learn more advanced / higher data-rate IR devices

• Can learn multi-function remote codes automatically

• Can learn higher IR frequencies

Have a comment about Crestron's

software?

Direct software related suggestions

and/or problems to Crestron via

Email (software@crestron.com)

Refer to "Further Inquiries" on

age 7 for customer service

assistance.

Crestron's DEAL (Driver Editor And Learner) for Windows software operates the

CNXLIR. DEAL's friendly Windows environment guides users quickly through

the learning and testing functions. DEAL for Windows, version 3.0 is recommended

for users who want to take full advantage of the CNXLIR's capabilities. Previous

versions of DEAL for Windows will interface with the CNXLIR, but with limited

capabilities.

Additionally, the Crestron has a database that contains over 1600 device driver files,

and is designed to interact with the DEAL for Windows software.

Physical Description

The CNXLIR is housed in a black enclosure with labeling on the front and rear

panels. The front of the unit has six LEDs indicating the unit’s current status. An IR

receiving window is located on the front of the unit. Make sure the receiving window

is positioned to avoid interference from direct sunlight and high frequency

fluorescent light.

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