Sony CAV-M1000ES Setup Software Operating Instructions - Page 10

To con the triggers, Volt Triggers tab, Zone 1 sub-tab, Source, To modify the RF ID of the CAV

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,(# 8 / 0 The CAV-M1000ES can trigger a 12V signal for each of the 6 different zones. The triggers can activate power (such as turning on the projector) or events (such as rolling down the projection screen) whenever a specific zone or source is activated. -(# * ) $ The CAV-M1000ES Main Unit uses an RF ID to communicate with a specific RM-TP100 remote control. You can set up a unique RF ID for a given remote so that the RF communication occurs only between the remote and the CAV-M1000ES with matching RF ID. To configure the triggers: ! Click on the 12 Volt Triggers tab on the top. " Select the Zone 1 sub-tab. # Configure the trigger by selecting the option: • On: The trigger will always stay on as long as the zone is activated. • Off: The trigger will always remain off regardless of zone activation status. • Source: The trigger will turn on if the current zone is activated and at least one of the selected sources is on. For instance, if Source 1 is checked off (as shown in the example above), then the trigger will go on only if Zone 1 is activated and if Source 1 is on. $ Repeat the steps above to specify additional triggers for different zones. To modify the RF ID of the CAV-M1000ES main unit, do the following: ! Click on the Main Remote RF ID tab from the top. " The RF ID is an 8-bit sequence labeled from 0 to 7 (right to left). Turn on or off parts of the RF ID key by clicking on the boxes. To modify the RF ID on the RM-TP100 remote control, see the documentation for the RM-TP100 RF remote. NOTE: Before you continue with the data transfer, we recommend that you save your configuration data. Do this by clicking on the save icon at the top section of the screen. If the data transfer crashes for any reason, you will be able to retrieve your configuration information from the saved file later on. 7

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The CAV-M1000ES can trigger a 12V signal for each
of the 6 different zones. The triggers can activate
power (such as turning on the projector) or events
(such as rolling down the projection screen)
whenever a specific zone or source is activated.
To configure the triggers:
!
Click on the
12 Volt Triggers tab
on the top.
"
Select the
Zone 1 sub-tab
.
#
Configure the trigger by selecting the option:
On:
The trigger will always stay on as long
as the zone is activated.
Off:
The trigger will always remain off
regardless of zone activation status.
Source:
The trigger will turn on if the
current zone is activated
and
at least one of
the selected sources is on. For instance, if
Source 1 is checked off (as shown in the
example above), then the trigger will go on
only if Zone 1 is activated and if Source 1 is
on.
$
Repeat the steps above to specify additional
triggers for different zones.
The CAV-M1000ES Main Unit uses an RF ID to
communicate with a specific RM-TP100 remote
control. You can set up a unique RF ID for a given
remote so that the RF communication occurs only
between the remote and the CAV-M1000ES with
matching RF ID.
To modify the RF ID of the CAV-M1000ES main
unit, do the following:
!
Click on the
Main Remote RF ID
tab from the
top.
"
The RF ID is an 8-bit sequence labeled from 0 to
7 (right to left). Turn on or off parts of the RF
ID key by clicking on the boxes.
To modify the RF ID on the RM-TP100 remote
control, see the documentation for the RM-TP100
RF remote.
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NOTE:
Before you continue with the data
transfer, we recommend that you save your
configuration data. Do this by clicking on the
save icon
at the top section of the screen.
If the data transfer crashes for any reason, you
will be able to retrieve your configuration
information from the saved file later on.
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