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Remote Communication, cont'd
Using the Switch/Function Button Table
Switches are assigned to specific buttons on the SCP, any
attached remote control module (IRCM/RCM/ACM), or the
IR 402 remote. Each time a button is pressed or released, or a
knob is turned on the SCP or a control module, the switch
number associated with that button appears on your PC
terminal emulator screen (HyperTerminal, etc.) as part of the
host response.
On most of the special function SIS commands, the switch
number is the
value that you enter as part of the command.
X?
(See the Command/response table for special function SIS commands,
earlier in this chapter.)
The following Switch/Function Button table shows which switch
number is associated with each button or knob on the SCP,
control module, or IR 402. In the Switch column, locate the
switch number displayed on your terminal emulator, then look
in the Function Button column beside the number to find out
which button was pressed or released.
The SCP does not use all of the available buttons/
switches.
No buttons can be programmed via the SCP.
Switch
1
2
5
Function 1 (room) button
6
Function 2 (room) button
7
Function 3 (room) button
8
Function 4 (room) button
9
Input 1 selection button
10
Input 2 selection button
11
Input 3 selection button
12
Input 4 selection button
13
Input 5 selection button
Switch/Function Button table
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Function Button
Power on
Power off
Switch number locations
The following illustration shows the button/switch memory
block numbering on the SCP 150 front panel. Refer to the
Switch/Button table, on the previous page. The switch locations
are the same on the SCP 150 AAP and SCP 150 L models.
PROJECTOR
VOLUME
Switch
Switch
Switch
#1
#2
Switch
Switch
Switch
IR
#5
#6
Switch
Switch
Switch
Switch
Switch
#9
#10
#11
#12
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#8
#7
#13
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