Owner`s manual

Remote Control of the Nº360

The Nº360 includes both an infrared receiver and an infrared transmit-

ter. With this capability, it can “teach” a learning remote control any

commands that might be needed for remote operation. These include

input selection, mode, polarity, etc.

Specifically, the Nº360 can send all of the necessary IR commands from

its display window, enabling you to teach a learning remote any or all

of its pre-programmed commands, as well as some optional special

commands that are available to solve specific installation-related prob-

lems.

The Nº360 has two special modes of operation into which is may be

placed in order to facilitate the “teaching” of remote control commands

to a learning remote control. The first allows you to easily teach the

commands for which there are corresponding front panel buttons. The

second allows you to teach “special” commands to the remote control

for which there are no corresponding front panel buttons.

Teaching Nº360 Front

Panel Commands

1 Press the “teach IR” button to enter the teaching mode

The LED above the teach ir button will illuminate and the display

will read < IR MODE to indicate that the Nº360 is ready to teach a

learning remote control the infrared commands that correspond

to the its front panel buttons. (Pressing the teach ir button a sec-

ond time will return the Nº360 to normal operation if you change

your mind.)

2 Press any front panel button to cause the Nº360 to send

the corresponding IR command

Line up the IR window of your remote control with the left side of

the Nº360 display (being pointed at by the < IR MODE in the dis-

play), at a distance of approximately 1"-3". Select the to-be-

learned button on the remote, then press the corresponding but-

ton on the Nº360 to fire the appropriate IR code. The display will

change to read ^ IR MODE to indicate that the IR code is being

emitted, then will revert to < IR MODE when it is ready to teach the

next command. (Tip: most learning remotes need to be held fairly

still while they learn new IR commands; movement can garble the

received IR.)

If you are uncertain as to how to prepare your remote control for

learning new commands, refer to the instructions provided with

the remote control.