Installation guide

V. Reprogram PixiePlus cont’d

4. Round Robin Codes and Macros

Each PixiePlus button may be programmed with either a single

command or multiple commands (as many as four). Multiple

commands may be sent round robin or as macros. Round robin

buttons send one command per button press. Each time the

button is pressed, it sends the next code in a series. Macro

buttons send all programmed codes each time the button is

pressed.

Example—Round Robin: The SOURCE toggle button may be

programmed with four round robin commands to switch

between four inputs on the display device. The single SOURCE

button is programmed with all four input commands, and

configured to Round Robin mode. Each time the SOURCE

button is pressed, it sends one of the four commands, in the

order learned.

Example—Macro: The COMP input button may be

programmed with two commands and configured to macro

mode. The COMP button is programmed so that each time it is

pressed it sends the RGB1 input command, followed by the

auto-sync command.

5. To program a button with a single code: While the

PixiePlus is in learning mode, press the button to be

programmed to arm it. It should beep once and slowly blink.

If the button beeps loudly as soon as you press it, check

if the Status LED is solidly lit. If it is, there may be too

much light in the room. Reduce the ambient light level or shield

the PixiePlus from the light source and try again.

Hold the remote control in the sweet spot you found in step 3.

Press and hold the button on the remote for about a second.

The status LED should flicker, indicating that the code is being

received. The PixiePlus will beep three times quickly to indicate

successful learning.

RGB1 RGB

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SOURCE

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COMP

Remote Control Source Module