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I can try to \'learn\' them via a UCM but when I click encode a large error box appears

 

Is there a guide to using the Infrared Utility?
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I can try to \'learn\' them via a UCM but when I click encode a large error box appears

 

Is there a guide to using the Infrared Utility?
]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-3658.html Fri, 27 Dec 2013 11:22:52 -0500 ]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-3658.html https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-3188.html Sun, 02 Dec 2012 06:03:42 -0500 ]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-3188.html
I am currently looking in to moving my AV equipment around and would appresiate your views. the plan is to have all AV under the stairs and this will feed up to 7 tv\'s. I dont want to go down the expensive rpute of matrix switchs right now and am considering a 3 tv solution, sitting room, master bed, kitchen.

want I will be moving is:

2 x 1TB Tivo (ir conflicts here I think)
1 x apple TV
2 x xbox 360
1 x Bluray (not purchased yet)
1 x Panasonic DVR (will replace at some point for network version)
1x Wii
1x MacMini Server
1x vista PC

I am thinking of buying a Yamaha rx3020 which has 8 x hdmi inputs and 2 hdmi outputs that work independantly. The sitting room TV will be connected to HDMI 1 and HDMI 2 will be split into 6 other locations (2 initially).

I woud like to be able to run macros that for example turn on the amp, selects a source and turns on the TV in the room I am in and selects the right input.

What is the best way to achieve this?

I have considred ir extenders, harmony remotes and links, Comfort says there is an application note about this on the web page but cant find it.

Also the world of AV is changing because most of the devices link to the network and can be controled via apps, can this be tapped in to as that would get round the ir conflicts.

If I am to expand Comfort to add ir control what is the part list?

Currently I have:

Comfort II Ultra
LEM03 16 inputs
Z-Wave UCM
Doorstation with ringer.

The box is full and I will need to expand inputs and outputs at some point.... Other projects I amconsidering which might affect an expansion route are around heating control (was thinking z-wave or poss lightwave) and blind control. Obviously, I don\'t want to restrict my future options by making purchases the don\'t fit the long term plan...

Does anyone have and thoughts around Comfort and Control 4 / other automation solutions and how they might fit in to improve home automation experiance?

Cheers

Lee]]>
I am currently looking in to moving my AV equipment around and would appresiate your views. the plan is to have all AV under the stairs and this will feed up to 7 tv\'s. I dont want to go down the expensive rpute of matrix switchs right now and am considering a 3 tv solution, sitting room, master bed, kitchen.

want I will be moving is:

2 x 1TB Tivo (ir conflicts here I think)
1 x apple TV
2 x xbox 360
1 x Bluray (not purchased yet)
1 x Panasonic DVR (will replace at some point for network version)
1x Wii
1x MacMini Server
1x vista PC

I am thinking of buying a Yamaha rx3020 which has 8 x hdmi inputs and 2 hdmi outputs that work independantly. The sitting room TV will be connected to HDMI 1 and HDMI 2 will be split into 6 other locations (2 initially).

I woud like to be able to run macros that for example turn on the amp, selects a source and turns on the TV in the room I am in and selects the right input.

What is the best way to achieve this?

I have considred ir extenders, harmony remotes and links, Comfort says there is an application note about this on the web page but cant find it.

Also the world of AV is changing because most of the devices link to the network and can be controled via apps, can this be tapped in to as that would get round the ir conflicts.

If I am to expand Comfort to add ir control what is the part list?

Currently I have:

Comfort II Ultra
LEM03 16 inputs
Z-Wave UCM
Doorstation with ringer.

The box is full and I will need to expand inputs and outputs at some point.... Other projects I amconsidering which might affect an expansion route are around heating control (was thinking z-wave or poss lightwave) and blind control. Obviously, I don\'t want to restrict my future options by making purchases the don\'t fit the long term plan...

Does anyone have and thoughts around Comfort and Control 4 / other automation solutions and how they might fit in to improve home automation experiance?

Cheers

Lee]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-2593.html Sat, 12 Nov 2011 05:46:17 -0500 ]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-2593.html
I have to control samsung air con (ARC 439)
that is used ARC 439 code remote but i can teach \'on\' code from samsung romote but i can\'t teach \'off\' code...

i tried a lot of time but failed

If you have a IFR code, Please send to me
or, Please recommde how to learning from IR remote ]]>
I have to control samsung air con (ARC 439)
that is used ARC 439 code remote but i can teach \'on\' code from samsung romote but i can\'t teach \'off\' code...

i tried a lot of time but failed

If you have a IFR code, Please send to me
or, Please recommde how to learning from IR remote ]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-2426.html Sun, 21 Aug 2011 12:43:57 -0400 ]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-2426.html Am i correct in assuming that this will ONLY work with the ethernet UCM, and not with the serial UCM and the philips pronto RFX9600 extender?
Also i was told i can use the ethernet UCM with my version of comfort 1, but not able to use it for control with the ipod, would this also be the case with the Pronto 9600?

\"Correct, you have Comfort I Ultra 4.156
You should be able to use a UCM/Ethernet with this system
But not if you are planning to use the Comfort iPhone app as you need Comfort II for that\" - Cytech admin

Thanks
Kevin
]]> Am i correct in assuming that this will ONLY work with the ethernet UCM, and not with the serial UCM and the philips pronto RFX9600 extender?
Also i was told i can use the ethernet UCM with my version of comfort 1, but not able to use it for control with the ipod, would this also be the case with the Pronto 9600?

\"Correct, you have Comfort I Ultra 4.156
You should be able to use a UCM/Ethernet with this system
But not if you are planning to use the Comfort iPhone app as you need Comfort II for that\" - Cytech admin

Thanks
Kevin
]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-2067.html Thu, 02 Dec 2010 00:55:03 -0500 ]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-2067.html
The 128 Comfort IR  codes 0 to 127 are in the IR Codes Library in Comfigurator

Go to Configuration > IR Transmit Codes. Select Device as Cytech IR (Comfort). The Operation drop down menu has 128 IR codes names Key000 to Key127.
These keys correspond to the Comfort IR Received Codes 000 to 127.


The file attached ComfortIRcodes.cclx has 32 IR codes programmmed for convenience


To send the IR codes to any output, use WizComfort, and set the file to the attached ComfortIRcodes.cclx then go to Control and the IR Tab
You will see the list of Comfort IR codes

Send each of these codes to any Output by selecting the Output number on the bottom right

This allows all IR codes to be sent to any Output without programming Responses



  ComfortIRCodes.zip (Size: 20.84 KB / Downloads: 27) ]]>
The 128 Comfort IR  codes 0 to 127 are in the IR Codes Library in Comfigurator

Go to Configuration > IR Transmit Codes. Select Device as Cytech IR (Comfort). The Operation drop down menu has 128 IR codes names Key000 to Key127.
These keys correspond to the Comfort IR Received Codes 000 to 127.


The file attached ComfortIRcodes.cclx has 32 IR codes programmmed for convenience


To send the IR codes to any output, use WizComfort, and set the file to the attached ComfortIRcodes.cclx then go to Control and the IR Tab
You will see the list of Comfort IR codes

Send each of these codes to any Output by selecting the Output number on the bottom right

This allows all IR codes to be sent to any Output without programming Responses



  ComfortIRCodes.zip (Size: 20.84 KB / Downloads: 27) ]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-2035.html Fri, 05 Nov 2010 07:39:39 -0400 ]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-2035.html “In December 2009, Philips announced the intention to relocate some of its existing remote control activities in Leuven, Belgium to Asia. At the same time, the intention was communicated to investigate alternative strategic options for the Pronto business, as this activity no longer fits with the Philips strategy. Following thorough research, no suitable partner was found for the acquisition of these activities. As such, Philips confirms today that it will discontinue the Pronto product line and related activities.”


]]> “In December 2009, Philips announced the intention to relocate some of its existing remote control activities in Leuven, Belgium to Asia. At the same time, the intention was communicated to investigate alternative strategic options for the Pronto business, as this activity no longer fits with the Philips strategy. Following thorough research, no suitable partner was found for the acquisition of these activities. As such, Philips confirms today that it will discontinue the Pronto product line and related activities.”


]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-1490.html Thu, 28 May 2009 08:49:57 -0400 ]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-1490.html The new version of Prontoscript for Comfort is now available from the Cytech Website Link
[size=\"3\"][color=\"#ff0000\"]Please note that this is provided free of charge for Comfort and Pronto installers  and make no warranties about the script. This is to be used at your own risk.
[/color][/size]
The Comfort.gef file can be imported by Pronto Edit Professional and dragged to the configuration as a new device. the .xcf file is also available for direct loading into Preonto Edit. This script is for the 9400 only but may be modified by others to fit the 9600 and 9800 screens.
The UCM/Ethernet/Audio is required to interface to the Pronto via wi-fi. One of the best news of all is that you do not need the very expensive RFX extenders which provide Rs232 and I/O ports. Use Comfort as your gateway to Pronto. Comfort makes Pronto worth the cost!

In this version the configuration is done on the PC, and  not on the Pronto itself so that when power is switched off, the prontoscript variables are not lost
The features of this version are

1. Supports C-Bus, KNX/EIB, Dynalite, Ulti, Rako, Z-wave, X10, Outputs, Do Responses, Counters
   
2. Feedback from C-Bus, KNX/EIB X10, Z-wave, Inputs, Outputs
   
3. Full Keypad simulation with UCM/Ethernet/Audio with microphone and speaker. Use the Pronto like a real keypad and hear the voice menu and record messages or uise as intercom
   
4. Arm to Away, Night, Day, Vacation mode with status
   
5. Supports IP camera (example of Axis camera provided). Other cameras need Prontoscript code.
   
6. Door Station IP camera shows visitor when door station is pressed. Talk to the visitor using the Mic and Speaker on the UCM/Ethernet/Audio
   
7. Shows alarm status for Low Battery, Tamper, Intruder, AC Failure, Comms failure
8. Real time Security zone status
9. Event log from Comfort can be viewed
   

Pronto is available in handheld and wall mount versions


 
 

The Keypad page is shown. The status of low battery, AC Failure, Tamper, Comms failure is shown. The current security mode ie Away, Day, Night, Vacation or Security mode is shown. Use the keypad like a real keypad to arm and disarm the system.


  keypad.png (Size: 62.73 KB / Downloads: 289) ]]> The new version of Prontoscript for Comfort is now available from the Cytech Website Link
[size=\"3\"][color=\"#ff0000\"]Please note that this is provided free of charge for Comfort and Pronto installers  and make no warranties about the script. This is to be used at your own risk.
[/color][/size]
The Comfort.gef file can be imported by Pronto Edit Professional and dragged to the configuration as a new device. the .xcf file is also available for direct loading into Preonto Edit. This script is for the 9400 only but may be modified by others to fit the 9600 and 9800 screens.
The UCM/Ethernet/Audio is required to interface to the Pronto via wi-fi. One of the best news of all is that you do not need the very expensive RFX extenders which provide Rs232 and I/O ports. Use Comfort as your gateway to Pronto. Comfort makes Pronto worth the cost!

In this version the configuration is done on the PC, and  not on the Pronto itself so that when power is switched off, the prontoscript variables are not lost
The features of this version are

1. Supports C-Bus, KNX/EIB, Dynalite, Ulti, Rako, Z-wave, X10, Outputs, Do Responses, Counters
   
2. Feedback from C-Bus, KNX/EIB X10, Z-wave, Inputs, Outputs
   
3. Full Keypad simulation with UCM/Ethernet/Audio with microphone and speaker. Use the Pronto like a real keypad and hear the voice menu and record messages or uise as intercom
   
4. Arm to Away, Night, Day, Vacation mode with status
   
5. Supports IP camera (example of Axis camera provided). Other cameras need Prontoscript code.
   
6. Door Station IP camera shows visitor when door station is pressed. Talk to the visitor using the Mic and Speaker on the UCM/Ethernet/Audio
   
7. Shows alarm status for Low Battery, Tamper, Intruder, AC Failure, Comms failure
8. Real time Security zone status
9. Event log from Comfort can be viewed
   

Pronto is available in handheld and wall mount versions


 
 

The Keypad page is shown. The status of low battery, AC Failure, Tamper, Comms failure is shown. The current security mode ie Away, Day, Night, Vacation or Security mode is shown. Use the keypad like a real keypad to arm and disarm the system.


  keypad.png (Size: 62.73 KB / Downloads: 289) ]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-1463.html Mon, 11 May 2009 00:17:07 -0400 ]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-1463.html Prontoscript 
A sample pronto 9400 .xcf file has been created which has these features
[color=\"#ff5500\"](THIS HAS NOW BEEN REPLACED BY MK 2 SEE http://www.comfortforums.com/forum50/1490.html )[/color]

1. Connect to UCM/Ethernet using Wifi and IP address
2. Arm and disarm Comfort to Away, Night, Day, Vacation using Comfort user code. Show open zones during arming.
   
3. Read Event Log from Comfort
4. Show icons for Low battery, AC Fail, Phone Trouble,  Comms Failure,  and Tamper on Comfort
5. Show zone status (open/closed) real time
   
6. Control X10 and get status for any house code and Unit code
   
7. Do Responses
8. Control Outputs and get status
9. Change counters in Comfort and get status of counters
10. Control C-Bus via UCM/CBus. Control any C-Bus group address via on/off or dimming and show status

Equipment Required

1. Pronto 9300, 9400, 9600, 9800 with wifi
   
2. UCM/Ethernet 5.178  and above
   
3. Comfort II Ultra 5.145 and above

The sample file can be downloaded from
http://www.cytech-technology.com/temp/so...090508.xcf

Users are free to test and modify it in any way at their own responsibility. Feedback is welcome
We may be building on this program to expand its capabilities
Screenshots are shown below
This screen shows the current security mode and buttons to arm and disarm Comfort
Low Battery, AC Fail, Communications failure, Phone Trouble icons will be shown as the events occur


  Pronto9400.jpg (Size: 48.22 KB / Downloads: 46) ]]> Prontoscript 
A sample pronto 9400 .xcf file has been created which has these features
[color=\"#ff5500\"](THIS HAS NOW BEEN REPLACED BY MK 2 SEE http://www.comfortforums.com/forum50/1490.html )[/color]

1. Connect to UCM/Ethernet using Wifi and IP address
2. Arm and disarm Comfort to Away, Night, Day, Vacation using Comfort user code. Show open zones during arming.
   
3. Read Event Log from Comfort
4. Show icons for Low battery, AC Fail, Phone Trouble,  Comms Failure,  and Tamper on Comfort
5. Show zone status (open/closed) real time
   
6. Control X10 and get status for any house code and Unit code
   
7. Do Responses
8. Control Outputs and get status
9. Change counters in Comfort and get status of counters
10. Control C-Bus via UCM/CBus. Control any C-Bus group address via on/off or dimming and show status

Equipment Required

1. Pronto 9300, 9400, 9600, 9800 with wifi
   
2. UCM/Ethernet 5.178  and above
   
3. Comfort II Ultra 5.145 and above

The sample file can be downloaded from
http://www.cytech-technology.com/temp/so...090508.xcf

Users are free to test and modify it in any way at their own responsibility. Feedback is welcome
We may be building on this program to expand its capabilities
Screenshots are shown below
This screen shows the current security mode and buttons to arm and disarm Comfort
Low Battery, AC Fail, Communications failure, Phone Trouble icons will be shown as the events occur


  Pronto9400.jpg (Size: 48.22 KB / Downloads: 46) ]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-1370.html Fri, 20 Feb 2009 21:38:07 -0500 ]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-1370.html This is organised into folders, ie
Lutron
Clipsal
Bticino

etc
Within each Folder, there are .IFR files for the individual models, each file containing the commands


  Lighting.zip (Size: 5.18 KB / Downloads: 17) ]]> This is organised into folders, ie
Lutron
Clipsal
Bticino

etc
Within each Folder, there are .IFR files for the individual models, each file containing the commands


  Lighting.zip (Size: 5.18 KB / Downloads: 17) ]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-1369.html Fri, 20 Feb 2009 21:34:51 -0500 ]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-1369.html This is organised into folders, ie
Daikin
Fujitsu
Toshiba
Sanyo
etc
Within each Folder, there are .IFR files for the individual models, each file containing the commands eg On 22 degrees, Fan High etc


  Aircon.zip (Size: 55.79 KB / Downloads: 53) ]]> This is organised into folders, ie
Daikin
Fujitsu
Toshiba
Sanyo
etc
Within each Folder, there are .IFR files for the individual models, each file containing the commands eg On 22 degrees, Fan High etc


  Aircon.zip (Size: 55.79 KB / Downloads: 53) ]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-1365.html Fri, 20 Feb 2009 04:46:19 -0500 ]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-1365.html
I have an installation with Comfort and a distributed audio/video system installed. The client has a centrally located SKY box next to the Comfort panel and Audio/Video Hub. The client has a programmable remote which sends the IR Codes which are in turn picked up on the audio network and sent back to the SKY Box. However he now wants to look at installing SKY Multiroom and the audio system cannot discriminate between 2 identical SKY boxes.

My idea is to program the remote with an new set of codes for the second box and these codes are sent on the audio network back to the hub. Now comes the bit where I\'m not sure what the best approach to take is. What I need to achieve is;

1- Get the IR signal output from the Audio hub into Comfort.
2- Program comfort so that when it receives a particular IR Code it converts it back to the correct code for box two and sends eitheir a SKY IR signal out to a window emmiter stuck onto box 2 or an RS232 Signal which is sent to the SKY Box.
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I have an installation with Comfort and a distributed audio/video system installed. The client has a centrally located SKY box next to the Comfort panel and Audio/Video Hub. The client has a programmable remote which sends the IR Codes which are in turn picked up on the audio network and sent back to the SKY Box. However he now wants to look at installing SKY Multiroom and the audio system cannot discriminate between 2 identical SKY boxes.

My idea is to program the remote with an new set of codes for the second box and these codes are sent on the audio network back to the hub. Now comes the bit where I\'m not sure what the best approach to take is. What I need to achieve is;

1- Get the IR signal output from the Audio hub into Comfort.
2- Program comfort so that when it receives a particular IR Code it converts it back to the correct code for box two and sends eitheir a SKY IR signal out to a window emmiter stuck onto box 2 or an RS232 Signal which is sent to the SKY Box.
]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-1340.html Sat, 07 Feb 2009 05:38:59 -0500 ]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-1340.html PRESS RELEASE


February 2009

Intelligent homes have become significantly popular with core Bang & Olufsen customers to whom simplicity and ease-of-operation are of prime importance.

Now in addition to the A/V integration and control offered by the Master Link system, Bang & Olufsen introduces the Master Link Gateway, a solution that also integrates seamlessly with other electronic equipment in the home.
class=\"text-news-current-body1\"Homeowners can now control and operate all their home automation equipment from the Beo5 remote control all over the house and combine actions involving both home automation and A/V equipment, for instance switching on the light and the TV in the kitchen with a single touch on the programmable Beo5 remote control.

They can also choose to control their A/V system from their home automation panel if that is convenient.

Operation is completely flexible as the Master Link Gateway allows as many as 130 commands per room, ranging from local commands such as closing the curtains in one room to global commands like switching off the lights in the entire house.

With Master Link Gateway and the Beo5 remote control, Bang & Olufsen takes control and user interface of third party products to another level.

The user-friendly Master Link Gateway platform offers seamless integration between A/V products and third party products with no perceived barriers between these.

Master Link Gateway simply translates Bang & Olufsen Master Link commands into LAN (ethernet) or RS 232/RS 485 commands that home automation systems can understand and vice versa.

With Master Link Gateway, Bang & Olufsen uses its extensive experience within system control to augment the existing Master Link system.

For many years, Bang & Olufsen has offered integration of non-A/V products such as lights, curtains, projectors and home automation systems, which have all been handled as add-ons to the A/V setup on an individual basis according to customer needs.

The integration of these products has therefore been done on an ad hoc basis and not as a natural part of the product concept causing this to be somewhat less flexible and seamless than had it been part of the product concept from the start.

To achieve the highest level of integration, Bang & Olufsen has entered into strategic partnerships with a range of third party suppliers. Together with strategic home automation partners such as Busch Jaeger (building on the KNX standard, which is used by more than 120 other producers of home automation systems), LK Schneider, Lutron and Conson, Bang & Olufsen has ensured that Master Link Gateway is synonymous with seamless integration, and that Beo5 will be the only remote control found on the coffee table in our customers’ homes.

In this way, Master Link Gateway and Beo5 also ensure optimal ease-of-use for the Bang & Olufsen customer regardless of the applications connected.

Master Link Gateway is thus the perfect choice for the Bang & Olufsen customer who is looking for exceptional comfort, efficiency, security, ease-of-use, flexibility and last but not least pure enjoyment.

Source:
http://www.designtaxi.com/news.jsp?id=24206&monthview=0&month=2&year=2009]]> PRESS RELEASE


February 2009

Intelligent homes have become significantly popular with core Bang & Olufsen customers to whom simplicity and ease-of-operation are of prime importance.

Now in addition to the A/V integration and control offered by the Master Link system, Bang & Olufsen introduces the Master Link Gateway, a solution that also integrates seamlessly with other electronic equipment in the home.
class=\"text-news-current-body1\"Homeowners can now control and operate all their home automation equipment from the Beo5 remote control all over the house and combine actions involving both home automation and A/V equipment, for instance switching on the light and the TV in the kitchen with a single touch on the programmable Beo5 remote control.

They can also choose to control their A/V system from their home automation panel if that is convenient.

Operation is completely flexible as the Master Link Gateway allows as many as 130 commands per room, ranging from local commands such as closing the curtains in one room to global commands like switching off the lights in the entire house.

With Master Link Gateway and the Beo5 remote control, Bang & Olufsen takes control and user interface of third party products to another level.

The user-friendly Master Link Gateway platform offers seamless integration between A/V products and third party products with no perceived barriers between these.

Master Link Gateway simply translates Bang & Olufsen Master Link commands into LAN (ethernet) or RS 232/RS 485 commands that home automation systems can understand and vice versa.

With Master Link Gateway, Bang & Olufsen uses its extensive experience within system control to augment the existing Master Link system.

For many years, Bang & Olufsen has offered integration of non-A/V products such as lights, curtains, projectors and home automation systems, which have all been handled as add-ons to the A/V setup on an individual basis according to customer needs.

The integration of these products has therefore been done on an ad hoc basis and not as a natural part of the product concept causing this to be somewhat less flexible and seamless than had it been part of the product concept from the start.

To achieve the highest level of integration, Bang & Olufsen has entered into strategic partnerships with a range of third party suppliers. Together with strategic home automation partners such as Busch Jaeger (building on the KNX standard, which is used by more than 120 other producers of home automation systems), LK Schneider, Lutron and Conson, Bang & Olufsen has ensured that Master Link Gateway is synonymous with seamless integration, and that Beo5 will be the only remote control found on the coffee table in our customers’ homes.

In this way, Master Link Gateway and Beo5 also ensure optimal ease-of-use for the Bang & Olufsen customer regardless of the applications connected.

Master Link Gateway is thus the perfect choice for the Bang & Olufsen customer who is looking for exceptional comfort, efficiency, security, ease-of-use, flexibility and last but not least pure enjoyment.

Source:
http://www.designtaxi.com/news.jsp?id=24206&monthview=0&month=2&year=2009]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-1155.html Mon, 01 Sep 2008 09:28:11 -0400 ]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-1155.html
i want to know how we program rc01 room button with comfort cp9000 ult?

 
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i want to know how we program rc01 room button with comfort cp9000 ult?

 
]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-996.html Sat, 29 Mar 2008 23:41:42 -0400 ]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-996.html In Comfigurator, go to Tools > Infrared Utility
The IR learner opening screen appears. Click the New Tab to open a new dialog window as shown below
Enter the Product (brand), device and Model Number and click OK


  IR Leaner New.jpg (Size: 37.08 KB / Downloads: 82) ]]> In Comfigurator, go to Tools > Infrared Utility
The IR learner opening screen appears. Click the New Tab to open a new dialog window as shown below
Enter the Product (brand), device and Model Number and click OK


  IR Leaner New.jpg (Size: 37.08 KB / Downloads: 82) ]]>