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Projector remote control type A (application 1)
This remote control has a discrete button for each input. Two buttons are designated for
RGB inputs, one for S-video, and one for video (composite).
• Use IR learning to program the command from each of the projector remote control
RGB input selection buttons onto the MLC PC button.
• Use IR learning to program the commands from the projector remote control Video
and S-video buttons onto the MLC Video or blank (VC models) button.
(See Configuring Using IR Learning on page 18 for the IR learning procedure.)
The MLC now has two commands each on the PC and Video or blank (VC models)
buttons. This enables you to switch between the two PC inputs by repeatedly pressing
the PC button, and between the two composite/S-video inputs by repeatedly pressing the
Video or blank button.
Standard MLC 52 models with a type A remote control
If you are using a standard (non-VC) MLC 52 IR or an MLC 52 RS with a type A remote
control, program the buttons using the following scheme:
MLC 52
DISPLAY
ON
PC
VIDEO
OFF
VOL
VOL
Command 1: RGB 1
Command 2: RGB 2
Command 1: Video
Command 2: S-Video
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8
0
9
VIDEO
S-Video
RGB1
RGB2
INPUTS
SET
UP
PLAY
PRG+
PRG–
POWER
REW
TV
INPUT
PAUSE
FF
STOP
DIR A
DIR B
SLEEP
TV
MUTE
TIME/
LEVEL–
DLY/CNT/REAR
TIME/
LEVEL+
UP
LEFT RIGHT
DOWN
SKIP/CHAPTER
+100
–
+
DECK
A/B
EFFECT
ON/OFF
REC/
PAUSE
INPUT SELECT
CD TAPE TUNER
PHONO
TV/DBS
TEST
DVD/LD VCR
ENT DISP
Projector Remote Type A
Figure 31. Programming MLC 52 Input Selection Buttons from a Projector
Remote Control Type A
MLC 52 MediaLink Controllers • Special Applications 35