FrontRow CB6000 Installer's Manual page 42

Thus the table of remote control is:
Control Action
Start Bluetooth Pairing
Abort Pairing
Clear Pairing List
Cycle CMBT BLUETOOTH
AUDIO RECEIVER Power
Command Specifics
The CMBT Bluetooth audio receiver is most commonly used with the CM800Si, CM3000, and ICR-01 Smart Receiver
controller/amplifiers, and these require different physical connections to the CMBT (see Installer Guide for the CMBT
and/or your specific amplifier) and therefore different commands.
A relay connection is preferred and is used when the CM800Si or Smart Receiver are involved. The CM800Si and Smart
Receiver each have two relays available, so be sure you know which relay is connected to the CMBT Bluetooth audio
receiver before programming. Since the CM3000 has no relays, a wired Infrared (IR) connection is used instead.
Commands for CM800Si and Smart Receiver using Relay 1
Short-press
#GPO1["CLOSE", D20];
Long-press
#GPO1["CLOSE", D900];
Commands for CM800Si and Smart Receiver using Relay 2
Short-press #GPO2["CLOSE", D20];
Long-press #GPO2["CLOSE", D900];
Commands for CM3000
Short-press #XRO1[F2, "38001000001FFF0000"];
Long-press #XRO1[F2, "3801F0000008002732073207320732070027"];
CB-6000 Example
Let's look at an example where a CB6000 is programmed to allow remote control of a CMBT Bluetooth audio receiver
attached to a CM800Si via relay 1.
We could simply create two actions, two events which use those actions, and assign the events to two buttons. Here are
the steps:
1. Using a browser, access the CB6000 by entering its IP address in the URL field (e.g. 192.168.1.104)
2. Click on Action Creator in the menu on the left
3. In the creator window, click on the New button
4. Enter Short-press as the Action Name
5. Select the Network command wizard option in the Action Entry Method drop-down
6. For Network Protocol, select UDP
7. For Network Address, enter the IP address of the CM800Si (e.g. 192.168.1.103); if you have previously created a
shortcut for this address, you can click on the Use Shortcut button to the right and then select the appropriate short-
cut name from the list which appears
8. For Network Port, enter the CNAP port defined for the CM800Si (almost always 7262); again, you can use a shortcut
if you've defined one
Remote command
Short-press
Short-press + (< 0.5 sec delay) + Short-press
Long-press (while in pairing mode)
Long-press (while NOT in pairing mode)
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