1 using the rc-4 ir transmitter, 2 ir input functionality, Using the rc-4 ir transmitter – Kramer Electronics SL-12 User Manual
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4.1
Using the RC-4 IR transmitter
You can use up to two optional RC-4 IR transmitters as auxiliary control panels
and initiate configured control triggers
—refer to the K-Config guide—via the built
in IR receiver on the front panel, and/or via the optional external IR receiver
(C- A35M/IRR) that exists in several cable lengths.
4.2
IR Input Functionality
The SL-12 front panel includes one built-in receiver and two IR inputs on 3.5mm
jacks (shown in
) for control via the RC-4.
Figure 3: SL-12 IR Inputs
These three IR inputs can be set up differently, as shown in the following table:
Status
Operation in K-Config
None of the external IR receivers are connected:
RC-4 controls the unit through the
built-in receiver
Define IR-1
– RC-4 as the
auxiliary device and set the
triggers
An external IR receiver is connected to IR Input 1:
One RC-4 controls the unit through
the built-in receiver and a second
RC-4 unit controls the unit through
the IR Input 1 external IR receiver:
Define IR-2
– RC-4 as the
auxiliary device for the built-in
receiver and set the triggers
Define IR-1
– RC-4 as the
auxiliary device for the
external IR receiver
connected to IR INPUT 1 and
set the triggers
IR-1 RC-4
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