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You have already programmed the 0,0 state so let's get to work on the re-
maining three states.
Move the jumper in the SEL 0 connection so that it is only connected to
one pin, offset such that it will not make contact with the other pin in order
to set the associated jumper with the logic "1", or 5 VDC state. This sets
the IC to learn in the 0, 1 state (or decimal state 1).
Depress the learn button and memorize the second code.
In the same manner, program the remaining two codes, incrementing the
jumpers as you move along.
Well, that's it for programming! Now we are ready to put the unit to the test!
Jumper Settings
SEL2
SEL 1
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
USING THE ICI2
To test out your ICI2 you need a line level audio source like a CD player,
VCR, or stereo. Find something with audio out that has standard RCA jacks.
Plug the audio out right and left into J1 and J5. You now need to connect J2
and J9 to an "audio in" on another piece of equipment like a stereo. One ex-
ample setup could be to use a portable CD player with a line level output con-
nected to J1 and J5 and use a stereo with a line level input connected to J2
and J9. Now your ICI2 will act as a volume control between the CD player and
stereo. Once you get your setup straight, try pushing the buttons you pro-
grammed for each function and be amazed at how well your spiffy kit per-
forms.
SEL 0
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
1
Binary Num Function
000
001
010
011
100
101
110
111
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Remote Button
UP
DOW N
PAN1
PAN2
MUTE
FULL
RESETVOL
N/A
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