Legal Information - Arcam D33 Handbuch

IR
commands
These are the IR commands generated from the DAC remote
control, and accepted by the D33. The codes are useful if
you wish to programme another remote handset to control
the D33. The codes are given in the format SystemCode–
CommandCode. 27 (0x1B) is the Arcam System Code for
a DAC and 16 (0x10) is the Arcam System Code for an
amplifier.
Key name Decimal
27–12
2
(POWER)
@ 16–13
(MUTE)
16–16
+ (VOLUME +)
27–48
;
(PAUSE)
27–54
<
(STOP)
16–17
- (VOLUME -)
27–33
0
(SKIP BACK)
27–53
4
(PLAY)
27–32
/
(SKIP FORWARDS)
27–8
USB
27–18
IPOD
27–4
COAX 1
COAX 2 27–5
27–6
AES
27–0
OPT 1
27–2
OPT 2
27–70
FILTER
The system code can be changed
from 27 (0x1B) to 28 (0x1C).
Please refer to page E-9 for details.
Hexadecimal
0x1B–0x0C
0x10–0x0D
+
0x10–0x10
-
0x1B–0x30
0x1B–0x36
0x10–0x11
USB iPod
0x1B–0x21
0x1B–0x35
COAX 1 COAX 2 AES
0x1B–0x20
OPT1 OPT2 FILTER
0x1B–0x08
0x1B–0x12
0x1B–0x04
0x1B–0x05
0x1B–0x06
0x1B–0x00
0x1B–0x02
0x1B–0x46
CR107
E-10
legal
information
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regulatory standards. Please note that the use of this accessory
with iPod or iPhone may affect wireless performance.
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