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IR Remote Control
The 0E-IA1250 IR Remote Control controls the individual zones
on the 0E-IA1250. It can also be used to teach IR commands to a
programmable, integrated IR remote, zone control system or other
IR routing device.
All zones are configured for the same codes, so use of a multi-zone
controller or IR router will be necessary for centralized control of the
individual zones. Local zone control can be easily accommodated
with a local IR receiver and an IR Remote.
1. IR LED - One, high-output IR LED. The IR LED flashes invisible
(infrared) light pulses that are the control codes for the 0E-
IA1250. The LED must be pointed at an IR receiver that is
connected to an 0E-IA1250 Zone IR IN.
2. MUTE - With audio playing in a zone, press this button to mute
the zone audio output. Press again to un-mute.
3. BUS - Press this button to select the audio source playing
through the Audio Bus IN.
4. LINE - Press this button to select the audio source playing
through the local zone Line IN.
5. TREBLE/BASS - Press the Treble +/- buttons to increase/decrease the accent of high frequencies
in the zone audio output. Press the Bass +/- buttons to increase/decrease the accent of low
frequencies in the zone audio output. Season to taste.
NOTE: Reset to flat requires issuing an RS232 command to the zone via the RS232 terminal. See
sections: RS232 Commands and 0E-IA1250 Treble/Bass Settings for additional information.
6. VOLUME - Press the Volume + button to increase zone audio output. Press the Volume - button to
decrease zone audio output.
7. BALANCE L/R - Press the Balance L button to increase volume in the left speaker relative to the
right speaker. Press the Balance R button to increase volume in the right speaker relative to the
left speaker. NOTE: Reset to center default requires issuing an RS232 command to the zone via
the RS232 terminal. See sections: RS232 Commands and 0E-IA1250 Left/Right Balance Settings
for additional information.
8. POWER - Press this button to turn the local zone ON. Press again to turn the local zone OFF.
All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com
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