The Music Player does not provide any IR inputs. However, it is possible to provide IR control of a Music Player indirectly through an external control system such as those offered by Crestron or AMX.

The SGT250 (as well as the SJT300, SKT300, and JCPenney 685-5705) used an analog infrared remote whose signal was decoded on the basis of its frequency. Most universal remotes use digital infrared signals, which these models of CED players can't decode. So even if you have a trainable universal remote, it still won't be able to understand the signals from the VideoDisc remote.

Yes, you can use an in-wall keypad to control music. This is useful for listening zones that have no video display and no touch panel. Kaleidescape's very simple keypad interface includes button presets for playing specific albums, mix albums, artists, genres, collections, including User-defined Music Collections. You can cycle through any collection by using next and previous buttons, and you can press-and-hold a button to set it to the now playing list.

Yes. Your music library can be browsed, selected, and played back using a stand-alone interactive touch panel. You can view information about their music on these touch panels, navigate lists, and select music to play, all without the use of the onscreen display. The bi-directional Kaleidescape Control System Protocol can supply music information fields to a touch panel or other devices with data display capabilities.

Good try, but NO! It would not only control your robot but the other team's as well. It also violates the AUTONOMY rule and the spirit of FLL. A remote has benefits during testing in the pit area, but should be left there. Do not even bring it into the competition area. Remotes make referees very nervous. Nervous referees may confiscate the remote for the rest of the competition. No. You cannot come to the table with your own team's objects all built into a container and use that instead.

For the basic principles read the paper titled "Programmable appliance controls" available on my publications page. Sorry, I can not help you. I obtained the details for accessing the HP-100LX ports under a non disclosure agreement from HP; I do not have any information for other computers. To obtain the information for programming the HP-100LX contact Hewlett Packard and ask for the software development kit. Yes; no; no; no; no. Sorry if I sound negative.

No. When you move the mouse while the consultant has control it will counter the mouse movements and inputs of the consultant. It means that we have consultants on duty but they are all assisting someone else at that moment, you can wait and the next available consultant will get to you.

The First, run the remote control server on the remote PC. Next, run COOL! Remote Control on your own PC. Finally, click the "connect to..." menu and input the remote PC's IP address in the connection dialog, and now you are ready!!!

No. The filter function requires you to use the Kaleidescape control protocol available via serial or IP control (FILTER_LIST:, KEYBOARD_CHARACTER:, and SELECT: ). Since few IR remotes support keyboard characters, Kaleidescape has not added alpha characters to its IR set.

A 9-volt DC wall adapter supplied with the SWL IR Remote powers the control box. For European customers we supply a DC power cord with the proper coax power connector on one end, and pigtails on the other end for connecting to a 9-12 volt DC power source.

There are numerous programs available for using your HP48's IR port as a remote control. However, the level of support depends on the particular unit you wish to control. The HP48 is capable of reproducing many of the IR controls of many popular brands of appliances. However, some remotes run at speeds that the HP48 is unable to reproduce. Due to their faster processor speed, the G/GX calculators are able to support more remote controls but are still limited in some cases.

These OneForAll remote control can be used to replace the Sigmatek PVR-800/820 remote control too using the manufacturer code from AKI. With the code 0490 (thanks to Olivier Fischer) it does not work well, but you can programmatically set some keys to make them working with your PVR-800. You can send too the remote control to OneForAll support to let them create a new code for this specific Sigmatek remote control.

We recommend immediately replacing the original battery with a new fresh one. Size A23 12v 33 mAh Alkaline battery. Alternate part numbers: MN21 / E23A / K23A / V23GA / GP23A / 23A / 23GA / A23 / GP-23A / L1028 / LR23A / MS21 / V23 / VR23. These are sold by all major battery vendors (Eveready, Duracell, etc). We also carry this battery on our website.

You can control music zones with any of the control devices that you already use to control your Kaleidescape System. You can control music with the onscreen display, the Web Utility or the Java Control panels. Any touch panel or touch pad, either with a video display or not, can control a music zone; a video feed is not required to display music information such as artist, album, track, time, genre, year of release, music review, cover art, playback time, and progress information.

If you download the 'Batch file to turn on the MediaMVP user interface on your PC', located here in the MediaMVP support page, you will be able to control the MediaMVP from the host PC without using the remote. This batch file will turn on the MediaMVP user interface on your PC. Once turned on, the Host PC's Monitor will display a mirror of what you see on your TV set with the MediaMVP.

I just installed a Hobbico Power Panel. The jack for the starter says, "start/external charger." Can I charge the battery in the flight box through these jacks? It sure would be nice not to have to remove the battery when I need a charger.