Display, Remote control, External control – Planar Systems LO552 55" Full HD Transparent OLED Commercial Monitor User Manual

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Planar LookThru Transparent OLED Display User Manual

020-1380-00E

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Operating the Display

Each remote control is shipped with the same identification code, 01785. To change this
code so, for example, individual displays can be controlled separately, the
reprogramming process follows. Both the display and the remote control need to be
programmed:

13.1 Display

1. Navigate to

Advanced Settings > System Settings > IR Remote Code

.

2. Press the Enter key to start editing the code.

3. Using the numeric keypad on the remote, enter a new code (max value is 0xFFF or

65,535).

4. Press the Enter key to confirm the entry.

13.2 Remote Control

1. On the IR Remote, hold down the

Code

key for 5 seconds. The red LED on the

remote should turn on and remain on.

2. Enter the same code that was entered on the display (including leading zeros).

3. Once five digits have been entered, the LED should turn off. The remote has been

programmed.

Comments

The RS-

232 command “IR.Code=XXXXX” may also be used to program the display

only.

If a valid code is not entered and no keys are pressed for 30 seconds, the light will

turn off and the remote will exit programming mode

To expand the coverage of the remote control, an IR sensor with a 112-inch
(2850 mm) long cable is included with every Planar LookThru model, shown
on the right. The phone jack plugs into the

port marked “IR” on the

perpendicular backside of the display.

13.3 External Control

In addition to using the Planar remote control and keypad, there are other
methods of controlling the Planar LookThru display externally:

Using a serial link to send ASCII commands and to receive responses to

those commands. The same set of commands can be sent over RS 232,
TCP or UDP. See the

Planar LookThru RS232 User Manual

for more details.

Using the discrete infrared (IR) codes to program a third-party remote control. See

the

“IR Command Protocol” section, next.

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