ICC1-IR TV Controller

Installation

AC Power Test

1. Insert DC power supply plug into 12 VDC jack.
2. Plug power adaptor into AC wall outlet.
3. The Net LED should turn on and stay lit.

RF Coax and iCC-Net Operation

1. Connect the TV to CATV and observe quality of RF broadcasting. A low-quality CATV system can also affect performance of the iCC-Net commands. If needed, fix CATV problems before installing the system.
2. Connect the CATV RF Coax cable into the RF In input on the iCC1-IR.
3. If the iCC-Net signal is operating, the Net LED will blink once per second.
4. Connect the RF loop cable from the RF Out jack to the TV’s RF connector (remember, you lose less than 1.5 dbmV by going through the ICC1-IR’S internal RF tap).

TV Power Sensing

1. Skip if using discrete IR commands
2. Insert the CC-HSD Scan Sensor plug into the Power Sensor jack.
3. Turn on the TV using the TV’s power button.
4. Move the CC-HSD sensor block around the rear of the TV to pick up scanning signal from the TV’s horizontal transformer
5. Watch the Power Sensor LED as you move the sensor, stop moving when the LED lights steady.
6. Turn the TV on and off from its own power button, testing if the unit is reliably sensing power.
7. Mount the sensor to the TV, using the enclosed Velcro tape.

Sensing Tip: The best location for the sensor is usually on the lower left rear corner side corner (looking from the front), and it may help to rotate the sensor to search for best performance.

Discrete Codes Tip: Some applications, such as Zenith and Philips sets, use discrete power on and off, and do not use the sensors.

IR Control Codes

The ICC2-IRC has a database of IR control codes onboard. Use the IC-RC IR remote to select the needed code, following instructions in the manual, or set using RS-232 control commands (T1) over the coax.

Code	MFG	Display	Power	Notes	Ver
1	Zenith	CRT	Sensor	Use CC-HSD	1.2
2	Panasonic	CRT	Sensor	Use CC-HSD	1.0
3	Toshiba	CRT	Sensor	Use CC-HSD	1.5
4	Hitachi	CRT	Sensor	Use CC-HSD	1.5
5	Sony	CRT	Sensor	Use CC-HSD	1.5
6	Grundig	CRT	Sensor	Use CC-HSD	1.6
7	Magnavox/Philips	CRT	Sensor	Use CC-HSD	1.7
8	RCA	CRT	Sensor	Use CC-HSD	1.7
9	Sony 2	CRT	Sensor	Use CC-HSD	1.8
10	Panasonic 2	CRT	Sensor	Use CC-HSD	1.9
11	Mitsubishi	CRT	Sensor	Use CC-HSD	1.9
12	Finlux	CRT	Sensor	Not in V 2.2-2.3	3.0
14	Panasonic 3	CRT	Sensor	Use CC-HSD	2.0
15	Sharp	CRT	Sensor	Use CC-HSD	2.0
19	JVC	CRT	Sensor	Use CC-HSD	2.1
20	ViewSonic Tuner	Tuner	N/A		2.2
21	LG/Zenith_2	PDP/LCD	Discrete		3.1
22	Philips_2	PDP/LCD	Discrete		3.1
23	JVC_2	PDP/LCD	Discrete		3.2
24	Sampo Discrete NetTV Gateway ViewSonic	PDP/TV	Discrete		3.2
25	Samsung	PDP/LCD	Discrete		3.3
26	Gateway	LCD	Sensor		3.3
27	ViewSonic LCD	LCD	Sensor		3.4
28	JVC_3	CRT	Discrete	1-digit tuning, 1-9	3.5
29	LG/Zenith/Dell_3	PDP/LCD	PC Sensor		3.5
30	Sharp_2	PDP/LCD	Discrete		3.7
31	Daewoo	CRT	Sensor	Use CC-HSD	3.7
32	ViewSonic LCD 2	LCD	PC Sensor		3.8
33	H&B Series B	LCD	Discrete		4.0
34	H&B Series V	LCD	Discrete		4.0
35	Sony	LCD	Discrete		4.0
36	Dell W4201C (RC6)	LCD	PC Sensor		4.1
38	Olevia	LCD	PC Sensor	26-sec power on delay	4.2
39	Akai	LCD	PC Sensor		4.3
40	Sanyo	CRT	Sensor	Use CC-HSD	4.3
41	ILO/Insignia/Dynex/Zenith SD	CRT	Sensor	Use CC-HSD	4.3
42	ViewSonic LCD	LCD	Discrete		4.8

PC Sensor Setup: LCD codes marked PC Sensor (Power Current Sensor) do not have discrete IR power commands. Instead, the ICC1-IR will wait for an “OFF” signal from a power sensor before it sends an ON IR command. We recommend the Power Current Sensor sold by Display Devices, www.displaydevices.com for sensed absolute power control.

If you want to set the control for unsensed toggling power, turn DIP S1, Switch 7 ON when you set the IR code with the DIP switches. If you are using IC-Send or SignStream Media/Display Express Special Command feature, send the command T1, with the IR code value + 64. For example, to set Olevia controllers to toggling power, send the command T1, 102 (38+64).

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