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Crestron CNXLIR Infrared Learner
12 VDC 0.5 A
The DC power connector provides external power via the Crestron 500 mA
power pack, Crestron P/N PW-1205 or equivalent (1000 mA power pack for
international configurations, Crestron P/N PWI-1210 or equivalent).
COMPUTER / RS-232
The nine-pin female serial port connector communicates with a PC when
"learning" codes via a standard DB9 F-M “straight through” serial cable.
SIGNAL
The SIGNAL port is reserved for future use and is not supported at this time.
IR OUT
The 3.5mm connector attaches to the Crestron STIRP (Infrared IR Probe) and is
used to test learned drivers. The probe end of the STIRP is placed over a
device's IR window while the other end is plugged into the IR OUT port on the
CNXLIR.
CNXLIR Indicators
The front panel has six LED indicators. Refer to the illustration and descriptions
below.
CNXLIR Front Panel LEDs
CRESTRON
PWR
IR LEARNER
OVRDRVIR OUT RDY SGNL CMPLT
CNXLIR
PWR (Power)
Indicates that power is supplied to the unit.
IR OUT
Indicates activity on the IR OUT port of the unit. This is a visual confirmation
that an IR signal is being sent from the CNXLIR.
RDY (Ready)
Indicates that the CNXLIR is waiting for an IR signal. When the CNXLIR
receives an IR signal, the RDY LED goes out.
SGNL (Signal)
Indicates that the CNXLIR is receiving the IR signal.
CMPLT (Complete)
Indicates that the processing or "learning" is complete.
OVRDRV (Overdrive)
Indicates that an IR signal is too strong. When the signal is too strong, the
CNXLIR does not accept the signal and the "learning" process for that particular
function must be restarted.
Operations Guide - DOC. 8131A Infrared Learner: CNXLIR 3
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