Philips RFX9200/05 Istruzioni per il montaggio

RFX9200

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EN Installer’s Guide

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RFX9200 Extender User Guide

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errors in this manual or for damages directly or indirectly resulting from the use of the

RFX9200.

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3Contents

Contents

1 How to Use the Extender 4

1.1 Introduction 4

1.2 Taking a Closer Look 6

2 How to Install the Extender 7

2.1 How to Conﬁgure the Extender 7

2.2 How to Connect the Extender 7

2.3 How to Position the Extender when Using the Front Blaster 7

2.4 How to Install the Single IR Emitters 9

3 How to Do More 10

3.1 How to Set the Extender IDs 10

3.2 How to Do a Range Check 12

3.3 How to Avoid Interference from Other Remote Controls 11

3.4 How to Adjust the Power Level of the IR Outputs 12

4 Troubleshooting 12

5 Speciﬁcations 13

Approbation & safety content RFX9200 14

FCC Compliancy 14

CE Regulations According to R&TTE 15

WEEE regulation (for EU only): 16

4How to Use the Extender

1 How to Use the Extender

1.1 Introduction

Infrared (IR) remote controls do not work properly when obstacles between the remote

control and the audio/video devices disturb the operating signal. This problem can be

solved using radio frequency (RF) as a carrier for IR commands. The Remote Control, in

combination with the Extender, can operate audio/video devices from virtually any location.

When the front blaster of the Extender cannot reach all devices or transmits with too much

power, you can use the included Single IR emitters. You can set up the Single IR emitters in

two ways:

• The Single IR emitters in combination with the front blaster.

When there is limited space around the IR receivers of the devices, for instance in a small

closet.

• The Single IR emitters instead of the front blaster.

When you want to transmit IR signals very accurately, you turn off the front blaster and

control the devices by using the Single IR emitters alone.

A/V equipment

Remote Control

Extender

PCX9200

Media Center

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5How to Use the Extender

You can combine multiple extenders or combine the RFX9200 and the PCX9200 as shown

in the situation above. You can control each Extender individually with one or more Remote

Controls.

6How to Use the Extender

1.1 Taking a Closer Look

Power led

Front blaster

Busy led

Channel switch

Extender ID dial

Power input 4 IR outputs 4 dipswitches for

IR outputs

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7How to Install the Extender

2 How to Install the Extender

Make sure you have the following components: Extender, power adapter, Single IR emitters

and optionally screws.

The installation of the Extender consists of 4 main steps:

• Conﬁguring the Extender;

• Connecting the Extender;

• Positioning the Extender;

• Installing the Single IR emitters.

2.1 How to Conﬁgure the Extender

In the Link Extenders to components step of the New Project Wizard of the Conﬁguration

Program:

• Deﬁne the channel;

• Add Extender 0 to the project;

• Link the components to the Extender;

• Deﬁne which IR port to use: the front blaster or one of the 4 other IR ports.

ETip

To add more than one Extender to the project, see How to Do More on page 10.

2.2 How to Connect the Extender

1Plug the power cable into the back of the Extender.

2Plug the power adapter into the mains wall socket.

When connected, the Power LED on the Extender will light up.

2.3 How to Position the Extender when Using the Front Blaster

For optimal results, the Extender should be positioned horizontally, either facing up or facing

down.

Make sure to place the Extender in a central position aimed directly at the A/V devices.

The front blaster (the front part of the dark plastic window on top of the Extender) in

particular should be aimed at the devices, since the IR signals sent out by the IR blaster must

reach the IR receivers of the devices.

For optimal IR reception, position the Extender so the devices are located within its working

range, as shown in the picture below.

8How to Install the Extender

Once you have found the best position, you can optionally mount the Extender onto a piece

of furniture using screws.

1Drive the screws into a rack, closet or another piece of furniture.

Provide sufﬁcient space to connect the power adapter and to slide the Extender in place.

ETip

Depending on the surface, it may be possible to attach the Extender to the furniture using

a piece of 2-sided tape or velcro.

2Slide the Extender in place.

Reﬂection area

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9How to Install the Extender

2.4 How to Install the Single IR Emitters

The Single IR emitters can be used in combination with, or as an alternative to the front

blaster.

Plug the Single IR emitters into the Extender.

Attach the Single IR emitters to a neighboring surface facing the IR receiver (for aesthetic

purposes or when it is difﬁcult to locate the IR receiver).

–or–

Attach the Single IR emitters directly to the IR receivers of your devices.

Make sure the Single IR emitters are connected properly and that they are placed within

range of the IR receivers of the A/V devices.

DNote

The front blaster is an additional addressable IR port. The IR signals are not sent via

IR emitters but through the front of the Extender. That way it allows you to control

projectors and IR-receivers which are placed outside the rack or closet.

10 How to Do More

3 How to Do More

3.1 How to Set the Extender IDs

The Extender can be used in several situations: out of sight or inside a closet.

Since the Extender ‘communicates’ with the Remote Control, you must set the same

Extender ID (identity) on both appliances. The settings depend on whether you have a single

Extender or multiple Extenders.

Single Extender

When you use only one Extender, you can keep the default setting for the Extender ID

(ID=0).

In the Link Extenders to components step of the New Project Wizard of the

Conﬁguration Program, add Extender 0 to the project.

Refer to the Conﬁguration Program’s Online Help for more information.

Multiple Extenders

If you want to operate several of your devices independently, e.g. grouped in different

locations, you need multiple Extenders. When using several Extenders, it is important to assign

a unique Extender ID to each Extender. You can assign 16 Extender IDs (from 0 to 9 and

from A to F).

1Choose an Extender ID for the Extender by turning the Extender ID dial with a small

screwdriver.

2In the Link Extenders to components step of the New Project Wizard, add the same

Extender IDs to the project.

Refer to the Conﬁguration Program’s Online Help for more information.

3Try to operate your devices with the Remote Control.

The busy LED on the Extender will blink when the Extender receives a correct command.

4Repeat this procedure for every Extender.

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