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Automated Swing ArmThis device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following 2 conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) thisdevice must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits of a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to providereasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy, and if not installedand used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio or television communications. However, there is no guarantee that the interferencewill not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning theequipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver• Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit other than that to which the receiver is connected

Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

CM1

CM1 Installation Instructions

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Installation Instructions CM1

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CONTENTS

PARTS ..........................................................................................................................6Site Preparation ...........................................................................................................7

Locating and Preparing a Mounting Site .................................................................................. 7Electrical and Signal Cable Installation .................................................................................... 8

Mount Installation ........................................................................................................9Display Installation ....................................................................................................10

Display Position Adjustment .................................................................................................. 11Cable Routing ........................................................................................................................ 11

Setup and Configuration ...........................................................................................12Restore Factory Settings ....................................................................................................... 12Setting Mount HOME Position ............................................................................................... 12Configuring Mount for Display ............................................................................................... 13

Setting Display Left Limit: .................................................................................................................... 13Setting Display Right Travel Limit: ...................................................................................................... 13

Configuring Presets ............................................................................................................... 13Resetting the "HOME" position .............................................................................................. 14

Extended Programming Capabilities .......................................................................15NEC Protocol ......................................................................................................................... 15IR-SE15 Programming ........................................................................................................... 16

IR-SE15 Control Features ................................................................................................................... 16IR-SE33a Programming ......................................................................................................... 17

IR-SE33a Control Features ................................................................................................................. 17


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CSAV, Inc., and its affiliated corporations and subsidiaries (collectively, "CSAV"), intend to make this manual accurate and complete.However, CSAV makes no claim that the information contained herein covers all details, conditions or variations, nor does it providefor every possible contingency in connection with the installation or use of this product. The information contained in this documentis subject to change without notice or obligation of any kind. CSAV makes no representation of warranty, expressed or implied,regarding the information contained herein. CSAV assumes no responsibility for accuracy, completeness or sufficiency of theinformation contained in this document.

IMPORTANT WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS!The Alert messages DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, IMPORTANT, and NOTE are used throughout these instructions and on theproduct to alert the reader and/or operator of the existence of dangerous situations, conditions and/or important operational andmaintenance information.

"SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS"

WARNING: WARNING alerts you to the possibility of serious injury or death if you do not follow the instructions.

CAUTION: A CAUTION alerts you to the possibility of damage or destruction of equipment if you do not follow thecorresponding instructions.

WARNING: FAILURE TO READ AND FOLLOW THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS CAN RESULT IN SERIOUSPERSONAL INJURY, DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT OR VOIDING OF FACTORY WARRANTY. It is the installer’s responsibility tomake sure all components are properly assembled and installed using the instructions provided. Read all instructions beforeusing this furnishing.

DANGER: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK:

• ALWAYS unplug this furnishing from the electrical outlet before cleaning.

WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF BURNS, FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK, OR INJURY TO PERSONS:

• Unplug from outlet before putting on or taking off parts.• Close supervision is necessary when this furnishing is being used by, or near, children, invalids, or disabled

persons.• Use this furnishing only for its intended use as directed in these instructions. DO NOT use attachments not

recommended by the manufacturer.• NEVER operate this furnishing if it has a damaged cord or plug, if it is not working properly, if it has been

dropped or damaged, or dropped into water. Return the furnishing to a service center for examination andrepair.

• Keep the cord away from heated surfaces.• NEVER operate the furnishing with the air openings blocked. Keep the air openings free of lint, and the like.• NEVER drop or insert anything into any opening.• DO NOT use outdoors.• DO NOT operate where aerosol (spray) products are being used, or where oxygen is being administered.• To disconnect, turn all controls to the off position, then remove plug from outlet.

WARNING: RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK! Connect this device to a properly grounded outlet only.

CAUTION: ONE END OF POWER CORD MUST REMAIN ACCESSIBLE AT ALL TIMES! DO NOT block or impede access toplug at any time!

CAUTION: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the manufacturer can void the units FCCcompliance rating and make the unit illegal to operate.


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LEGEND

Tighten Fastener

Apretar elemento de fijación

Befestigungsteil festziehen

Apertar fixador

Serrare il fissaggio

Bevestiging vastdraaien

Serrez les fixations

Loosen Fastener

Aflojar elemento de fijación

Befestigungsteil lösen

Desapertar fixador

Allentare il fissaggio

Bevestiging losdraaien

Desserrez les fixations

Phillips Screwdriver

Destornillador Phillips

Kreuzschlitzschraubendreher

Chave de fendas Phillips

Cacciavite a stella

Kruiskopschroevendraaier

Tournevis à pointe cruciforme

Open-Ended Wrench

Llave de boca

Gabelschlüssel

Chave de bocas

Chiave a punte aperte

Steeksleutel

Clé à fourche

By Hand

A mano

Von Hand

Com a mão

A mano

Met de hand

À la main

Hex-Head Wrench

Llave de cabeza hexagonal

Sechskantschlüssel

Chave de cabeça sextavada

Chiave esagonale

Zeskantsleutel

Clé à tête hexagonale

Pencil Mark

Marcar con lápiz

Stiftmarkierung

Marcar com lápis

Segno a matita

Potloodmerkteken

Marquage au crayon

Drill Hole

Perforar

Bohrloch

Fazer furo

Praticare un foro

Gat boren

Percez un trou

Adjust

Ajustar

Einstellen

Ajustar

Regolare

Afstellen

Ajuster

Remove

Quitar

Entfernen

Remover

Rimuovere

Verwijderen

Retirez

Optional

Opcional

Optional

Opcional

Opzionale

Optie

En option

Security Wrench

Llave de seguridad

Sicherheitsschlüssel

Chave de segurança

Chiave di sicurezza

Veiligheidssleutel

Clé de sécurité


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TOOLS REQUIRED FOR INSTALLATION

PARTS

7/32" (6mm)

0Rx1

x1

x1

5/16 x 2 1/2"x6

5/16"x6

x1

O/II/M

Bundle

x1

(Europe)


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Site PreparationThe following procedures describe how to properly locate andprepare a wall for installation of the CM1 Automated Swing Armmount.

Locating and Preparing a Mounting Site

WARNING: IMPROPER INSTALLATION CAN LEAD TOMOUNT FALLING CAUSING SERIOUS PERSONALINJURY OR DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT! It is the installer’sresponsibility to make sure the structure to which the CM1 isbeing installed is capable of supporting five times thecombined weight of the CM1 (70lbs/32Kg) and allattachments not to exceed (170lbs/77Kg).

1. Identify suitable wall location for the CM1 to be installedkeeping in mind the outward extension (18" Max.) and rightto left travel of the display (depends upon display size).

2. Using a stud finder, locate and mark the two studs to whichthe CM1 will be mounted.

IMPORTANT ! : The CM1 is designed for in-wall installationbetween two wood studs, 16" on center. Inadequate space mayremain on side between studs and mount for electrical wires/cables, plumbing, duct work, or insulation. Locate accordingly.3. Place template (provided) against wall so that mounting

holes on template are in line with studs. (See Figure 1)

Figure 14. Place a level along the level line on template and adjust

template until level. (See Figure 1)

5. Verify mounting holes on template are in line with studs andfasten template to wall using tape or similar means.

6. Drill six 7/32" (6mm) pilot holes at locations identified oninstallation template. (See Figure 2) and (See Figure 4)

WARNING: ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD! CUTTINGOR DRILLING INTO ELECTRICAL CORDS or CABLES CANCAUSE DEATH or SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY! ALWAYSmake certain area behind mounting surface is free ofelectrical wires and cables before cutting, drilling, or installingfasteners.

WARNING: EXPLOSION AND FIRE HAZARD! CUTTINGOR DRILLING INTO GAS PLUMBING CAN CAUSE DEATHor SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY! ALWAYS make certainarea behind mounting surface is free of gas, water, waste, orany other plumbing before cutting, drilling, or installingfasteners.

7. Carefully cut through template and drywall, using a utilityknife or similar tool, along entire outer edge of shaded areaon template. (See Figure 2)

NOTE: When cutting out hole cut 1/8" (6mm) away from outeredge of shaded area on template to allow forclearance.

Figure 28. Remove installation template.

Wood Studs

InstallationTemplate

(16" on center)

Drywall

Level Line

Mounting Holeson Template (6 places)

on TemplateX6

Cut out and remove drywallin this area.

7/32"(6mm)


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Electrical and Signal Cable InstallationThe CM1 requires 100/240 Vac(50/60Hz) service at the mount.

After preparing the area for the mount, all electrical and signalwires and cables should be routed and support hardware(J-box, Outlets etc...) installed.

Power is provided to the CM1 through a 6’ power cord whichexits the mount at the upper right hand corner. (See Figure 3)

DANGER: ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD! IMPROPERWIRING CAN LEAD TO DEATH OR SEVERE PERSONALINJURY! Wiring MUST only be performed by qualifiedelectricians.

1. Determine appropriate location for outlet and install.(See Figure 3) and (See Figure 4)

NOTE: Locating outlet to the right of mount will typically hidethe outlet from view when looking at the installeddisplay from the front. If the outlet is located above orbelow the mount it may not be hidden from view.(See Figure 4)

2. Route electrical wires to outlet3. Route wire from earth ground to lower front area of mount.

(See Figure 4)

DANGER: IMPROPER WIRING CAN LEAD TO DEATHOR SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY! Wire from earth groundmust be connected to grounding lug on mount located insidemount bottom cover on lower flange.

4. Route all signal wires to hole in drywall.5. Provide power to outlet.

Figure 3

2 1/2" (64mm)

Wood StudRECOMMENDED J-BOXLOCATION (APPROXIMATE)

1.0 (25MM)

CUTOUT INDRYWALL

CENTERLINE OFSTUD

1 3/4" (45MM)MINIMUM

POWER CORDEXIT HOLELOCATION

Figure 4

Recommended J-Box Location(See figure 3 for locating dimensions)

5’ Maximum

Cutout in Drywall

Wood Stud

Wood Stud

Power CordExit Hole

J-Box (outlet) must be installed withinshaded area.

Display

Route wires from earth ground to this location.(Grounding lug located on mount inside bottom coveron frame flange)


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Mount Installation

WARNING: MOUNT WEIGHS IN EXCESS OF 40POUNDS. LIFTING IMPROPERLY OR DROPPING MOUNTCAN LEAD TO SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY OR DAMAGETO EQUIPMENT. ALWAYS use two people and proper liftingtechniques when handling mount.

IMPORTANT ! : Mount will not operate properly when on itsback. DO NOT operate mount until it has been properlyoriented as described below.1. Carefully remove mount from packaging.2. Orient mount so that Chief emblem is located at bottom.3. Using two people, lift mount and slide recessed area of

mount into cutout in wall.4. Feed the Earth ground cable into the unit through the

bottom left hole in mount flange. (See Figure 5)

WARNING: FAILURE TO PROPERLY GROUND MOUNTCAN RESULT IN SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY ORDAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT. Follow ground connectioninstructions in "Cable Routing" procedure below beforeoperating mount.

5. Position mount so that mounting holes in mounting flangesalign with pilot holes in wall.

Figure 5

Figure 6

6. While holding mount in position, turn faceplate to LEFT andsecure mount to studs using three flat washers and three5/16" x 2 1/2" lag bolts. (See Figure 7)

CAUTION: OVERTIGHTENING OF HARDWARE CANDAMAGE MOUNTING SURFACE! DO NOT overtightenmounting hardware.

7. While holding mount in position, turn faceplate to RIGHTand secure mount to studs using six 5/16" flat washers andsix 5/16" x 2 1/2" lag bolts. (See Figure 7)

Figure 78. Connect power cable to power supply outlet.

Figure 8

X2

Bottom lefthole inmount flange Wire from earth ground

X2

X6

Power Cord


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Display InstallationIMPORTANT ! : This procedure assumes that the appropriateinterface bracket (if required) has been obtained and has beenpreviously installed on the display. If an interface bracket is notpresent, or if additional information is required, contact a ChiefCustomer Service representative at 1-800-582-6480.

WARNING: DISPLAY MAY WEIGH IN EXCESS OF 40POUNDS. LIFTING IMPROPERLY OR DROPPING CANLEAD TO SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY OR DAMAGE TOEQUIPMENT. ALWAYS use two people and proper liftingtechniques when handling display.

1. Move two Q-Latches to the "OPEN" (lowered)position.

Figure 9

2. Align four mounting buttons with teardrop mountingholes in faceplate. (See Figure 10)

3. Slide display towards mount assembly untilmounting buttons are through teardrop mountingholes and recessed area of mounting buttons arealigned with lower area of teardrop mounting holes.(See Figure 11)

4. Lower display until recessed area of four mountingbuttons are seated in lower area of teardrop mountingholes.

WARNING: IMPROPER INSTALLATION CAN LEAD TOMOUNT FALLING RESULTING IN SERIOUS PERSONALINJURY OR DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT. Make certainmounting buttons are properly seated in teardrop mountingholes.

Figure 10

Figure 11:

5. Move two Q-Latches to the "Latched" (up) position.

NOTE: If the Q-Latch does not fully close, removedisplay and verify interface brackets are correctlyassembled and installed. (See InstallationInstructions provided with interface bracket)

Q-Latch

Teardrop MountingHole

Faceplate

Display withMounting ButtonsInstalled

Q-Latch

Back of Display Mounting Button

Teardrop MountingHole

Faceplate


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Display Position AdjustmentThe display mount allows for the positioning of thedisplay from vertical (0 degrees) to a downward tiltposition of 15 degrees.

To position the display:

1. Grasp display at top and pull outward until desireddisplay angle is reached.

Cable RoutingTo install Display cables:

1. Plug mount power cord into power outlet.2. Press the EXTEND button on the remote until mount is at

the fully extended position. (See Figure 12)

Figure 123. Unplug mount from power outlet.4. Remove Right and Left top covers and bottom cover from

mount by removing 6 m4 x 20mm screws.

DANGER: ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD! DO NOTPROVIDE POWER TO MOUNT WHEN FRONT COVERSARE REMOVED! ALWAYS use caution when working in oraround mount when front covers are removed.

WARNING: PINCH HAZARD! DO NOT PROVIDE POWERTO MOUNT WHEN FRONT COVERS ARE REMOVED!ALWAYS use caution when working in or around mount whenfront covers are removed.

5. Set covers and screws aside for reuse.6. Route display power/audio/video cables down top arm

leaving enough slack at bottom to allow for display to moveto fully right and fully left positions. (See Figure 13)

7. Connect wire from earth ground to grounding lug on mountlocated inside bottom cover on lower flange.(See Figure 13)

WARNING: IMPROPER WIRING CAN LEAD TO DEATHOR SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY! Wire from earth groundmust be connected to grounding lug on mount located insidebottom cover on lower flange.

8. Secure display power/audio/video cables to arms usingcable ties. (See Figure 13)

9. Connect display power/audio/video cables to display.10. Plug mount power cord into power outlet.11. Using the remote, extend and retract mount making sure

routed cables are not being pinched or pulled as mounttravels.

Figure 13

Setup and Configuration

WARNING: PINCH HAZARD! FINGERS OR HANDSBETWEEN MOVING PARTS CAN LEAD TO SEVEREPERSONAL INJURY! Keep fingers and hands away from

Extend

Power Cord

Bottom Cover

Right Front CoverLeft FrontCover

Lug for Earth Ground connection located insidemount bottom cover on lower flange.


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mount lift arms when operating.

CAUTION: IMPROPER CONFIGURATION CAN LEAD TODAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT. Carefully read, understand andfollow all instructions below when installing the display.

Setting or changing the configuration of the CM1 is donethrough the remote control provided with the mount.

The remote control has a range of 20-30ft (6-9m), and ispowered by 2 AAA batteries that are accessed from the back ofthe remote.

The following table and illustration identify mount functionalityand response by button on the remote control(s).

Restore Factory SettingsTo restore the mount to factory settings:

1. Press the SAVE button (9) 3 times.2. Press the PRESET I button (6) 1 time.3. Press the PRESET III button (8) 4 times.

Normal Operating Mode

Setting Mount HOME PositionTo set the mounts HOME position:

1. Using the remote move mount to desired HOME position.2. Press the SAVE button (9) 3 times.3. Press the PRESET I button (6) 1 time.4. Press the HOME button (1) 1 times.

KEY FUNCTION REQUIRED ACTION

1 MOVE DISPLAY TO HOME PRESS ONCE

2 EXTEND DISPLAY PRESS AND HOLD

3 MOVE DISPLAY LEFT PRESS AND HOLD

4 MOVE DISPLAY RIGHT PRESS AND HOLD

5 RETRACT DISPLAY PRESS AND HOLD

6 PRESET POSITION 1 PRESS ONCE



9 SAVE PRESET POSITION PRESS ONCE

10 STOP PRESS ONCE

Figure 14 Remote Control Function

MODEL: SE33A MODEL: SE15

3

2

1

2

34

10

59

6

9

1

6

7

8

7

5

8

4


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Configuring Mount for DisplayThe CM1 is designed to be used with various display sizes.Prior to operation, the mount MUST be properly configured towork with the display being installed. The mount is shipped fromthe factory calibrated and pre-configured for a 61" display.

The following procedures assume the display has beeninstalled and mount is connected to power source.

IMPORTANT ! : Movement of the mount can be stopped atany time by pressing any button except the button that wasused to initiate the movement. On the Model SE15 remote theSTOP button will also immediately stop all mount movement.

To configure mount:

Setting Display Left Limit:

1. Move display to the fully extended position.2. Press "DISPLAY LEFT" button until display is positioned at

the maximum left position.

CAUTION: CONTACT BETWEEN DISPLAY AND WALLCAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT. Allow someclearance between display and wall when setting display lefttravel limit.

3. Press SAVE button three times to access the set-up mode.4. Press PRESET1 button to enter the set-up mode.5. Press DISPLAY LEFT button.NOTE: The Left Travel Limit of the display will be saved, and

setup mode exited at this point.

Figure 15

Setting Display Right Travel Limit:

1. Move display to the fully extended position.2. Press "DISPLAY RIGHT" button until display is positioned at

the maximum right position.

CAUTION: CONTACT BETWEEN DISPLAY AND WALLCAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT. Allow someclearance between display and wall when setting display righttravel limit.

3. Press SAVE button three times to access the set-up mode.4. Press PRESET1 button to enter the set-up mode.5. Press "DISPLAY RIGHT" button.NOTE: The Right Travel Limit of the display will be saved, and

setup mode exited at this point.

Figure 16

Configuring PresetsThe CM1 provides for the programming and storage of up tothree (3) preset mount positions. Setting the presets is easilydone through the remote control.

To set a preset:

1. Using the remote, move display to desired position.2. Press SAVE button on remote.3. Press desired PRESET button 1, 2 or 3.4. Repeat steps 1 through 3 for each additional preset.5. To move to a preset position, press the desired preset

button.Display Left

Extend

TOP DOWN VIEW

Display Right

Extend

TOP DOWN VIEW


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Figure 17

Resetting the "HOME" positionIf the display has been physically moved it may be necessary toreset the mounts HOME position.

1. Press and hold the EXTEND button until mount is fullyextended. (See Figure 18)

Figure 182. Press the DISPLAY LEFT button until mount stops.

(See Figure 19)3. Press the DISPLAY RIGHT button until mount stops.

(See Figure 19)

Figure 194. Press the HOME button. (See Figure 20)NOTE: The face plate should return to a front facing position

and the mount should retract to a nearly flush positionagainst wall. If mount does not Home, disconnectpower cord and repeat steps 1 through 4. If problemspersist, contact a Chief Customer Servicerepresentative at 1-800-582-6480.

Figure 20

Preset Buttons

TOP DOWN VIEW

Preset III

Preset I

Preset II

Extend

Display Left

Display Right

Home


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Extended Programming CapabilitiesThe CM1 allows for extended programming to make the mountcompatible with other devices such as a Universal Remote orother control device through a serial connection.

NEC ProtocolThe modulated carrier is usually derived from 455kHz and is 1/12 of the frequency with 1/3 duty cycle.

When data are transmitted repeatedly, the frame cycle is107.9ms or 186 period.

A frame consists of a syn pulse, an eight-bit custom code, aneight-bit inverted custom code, an eight-bit data code and aneight-bit inverted data code.

The timing definitions of the output code waveform are shown intable 1-1 and figure 21 below.

Table 1-1: Output Code Timing Definitions

Data Item Time (sec.) Time (no. of period)

Syn pulse on time 8.993ms 15.5T

Syn pulse off time 4.642ms 8T

Syn pulse off time(subsequent frame)

2.321ms 4T

Data on time (0) 0.561ms T

Data off time (0) 0.598ms T

Data on time (1) 0.561ms T

Data off time (1) 1.7582.63ms 3T

Data period (0) 1.160ms 2T

Data period (1) 2.321ms 4T

Frame output cycle 107.9ms 186T

Figure 21


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IR-SE15 ProgrammingIR-SE15 Control Features

• Carrier Frequency: 38KHz• Protocol:NEC: Full Repeat• System Code(s): 6E (Default) - Multiple Codes

Selected via Key-Press. (seeTable 1-2)

To Change System Code:1. Press and Release Key 3 + 7 (Enter Setup Mode)2. Press and Release Key 83. Press and Release Key 104. Press and Release Key 12 - LED Blinks Twice <Quick>5. Select System Code - See Table Below6. Press and Release Key 2 - LED Blinks 4 times <Quick>

(Exit Setup Mode)

Figure 22

Table 1-2: IR-SE15 Control Codes

Key Number Key Name Hex Code

1 HOME 02

2 SAVE 1A

3 UP 07

4 LEFT 09

5 STOP 0A

6 RIGHT 0B

7 DOWN 0D

8 PRESET 1 12

10 PRESET 2 13

12 PRESET 3 14

Table 1-3:

SystemCode

Press +Release

6E (Default) 8

E1 8,8,8,8

E2 10

E3 10,8

E4 10,8,8

E5 10,8,8,8

E6 10,8,8,8,8

E7 12

1 2

3

7

5 6

8

10

12

4


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IR-SE33a ProgrammingIR-SE33a Control Features

• Carrier Frequency: 38KHz• Protocol: NEC - Full Repeat• System Code: 6E

Figure 23

Table 1-4:

Key Number Hex Code Key Name

3 02 HOME

8 07 RETRACT

10 09 LEFT

12 0B RIGHT

14 0D EXTEND

19 12 PRESET 1

20 13 PRESET 2

21 14 PRESET 3

27 1A SAVE

3

8

10

14

19 20

27

12

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