Atlona AT PROHD88M SR User Manual

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IR REMOTE CONTROL

VERY IMPORTANT:
If one of your Output devices is a projector or a display with a unique resolution your sources/source

which are/is connected to the switch might not send out a proper video format which will result image

to intermit or signal not show up on the display.
Solution: Make sure your DIP switch configuration is either DIP # 1 or # 2. Route the device in question

to the output in question. After that’s done, please perform the following operation: (Simultaneously

press and hold the “Output # (in question) and “FN Key” buttons for three seconds). You shall see the

following message to appear on your LED display: “MIX OK”
If you receive a “MIX FL” – please try this operation again.

The AT-PROHD88M-Sr comes with 16 button IR remote control, which could be

used to control the switcher when pointing at it or controlling the switcher from

a remote location by pointing the remote control to the IR Eye connected to the

HDMI receiver.

For users who would like to use a 3rd part IR remote control or IR remote sys-

tem, we recommend either learning IR codes off the remote or copying and

pasting the IR HEX code into the remote control software. The file with HEX

codes could be found on Atlona website under downloads for AT-PROHD88M-

SR.

There are 2 scenarios which codes to use:

• User will need to learn all 64 x codes in order to control each location

when pointing at the switcher

• User will only need to learn 8 x codes if there will be a separate remote

for each remote location

Note: The switcher can only accept and route IR signal which doesn’t exceed 38 KHz.

In other words, if you are trying to send IR signal from the remote location though

out HDMI receiver and the IR signal is higher than 38 KHz, the IR signal will not pass

though.

VERY IMPORTANT:

When connecting IR receivers and IR emitters, be very careful as if they are reversed the IR Eye will

burn-out and also may damage the IR module inside of the switch and Receiver.

TX – Connects to the Switch

RX – Connects to the HDMI Receivers