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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

MRCREMRP

Multi-Room Controller Hand-held Remote

DESCRIPTION

The MRCREMPRP (MRC Remote) is a specialized remote that is capable of interfacing with Xantech

Multi-Room Controller products. This provides an added-value product perfect for any multi-room

installation. The MRC Remote is designed to provide keypad control in an easy, handheld remote. In

simple terms, it can be described as a held-held, multi-room controller keypad.

This remote needs absolutely no programming and will trigger any keypad macro stored within the

following Xantech products.

►MRC44CTL ►MRAUDIO4X4CTL ►BXAUDIO4X4CTL

►MRC88CTL ►MRAUDIO8X8CTL

KEYPAD DESCRIPTIONS

Summary of content (4 pages)

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS MRCREMRP Multi-Room Controller Hand-held Remote DESCRIPTION The MRCREMPRP (MRC Remote) is a specialized remote that is capable of interfacing with Xantech Multi-Room Controller products. This provides an added-value product perfect for any multi-room installation. The MRC Remote is designed to provide keypad control in an easy, handheld remote. In simple terms, it can be described as a held-held, multi-room controller keypad.
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QUICK START Installing Batteries 1. Turn the unit over and remove the battery cover. Press the battery cover Tab in towards the battery cover and lift up. 2. Install 2 “AAA” batteries (Alkaline recommended). Be careful to observe correct polarity for each battery as shown and as marked on the inside of the battery compartment. 3. Reinstall battery cover. Using the MRC Remote – MRC88CTL, MRAUDIO8X8CTL The MRC Remote is ready to be used with the MRC88CTL and MRAUDIO8X8CTL, group code “A8”.
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B Open Close Open Close A Open Open Close Close Group Code 08 88 28 A8 Default Figure A Programming M1, M2, M3, M4 Buttons To utilize the M1 thru M4 buttons, the multi-room controller must be programmed via Dragon-Drop IR software. The Dragon-Drop IR programming software comes with the MRC88/44 and MRAUDIO8X8/4X4 controllers. When the multi-room controller receives the M1, M2, M3, or M4 command from the MRCREM, the system will output a sequence of to-be-programmed commands.
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Figure B shows the Dragon-Drop IR software. Here, button “99” on the RC68 is selected. The macro command list shows an internal command that will set the “bass” level to preset level. In this case, the preset level is maximum “bass” level 14. When the multi-room controller is programmed with this command sequence, the MRCREM will have the capability to change a room’s audio by simply pressing “M2”.