The DD540 is compatible with learning remote controls, providing seamless integration into your A/V system.
Every learning remote is capable of replicating the IR commands of the DD540's own remote control. Please refer to the instructions that accompany your learning remote for details of how to do this.
In addition, the DD540 has extra IR commands that can be programmed into more sophisticated learning remotes such as the Philips Pronto and ProntoNEO. By sequencing these commands, total control of the DD540 may be achieved. For example, turning on the DD540, selecting the input, selecting the delay preset and even setting its display brightness, all from a single button press on your learning remote.
The full set of IR commands available are:
Power toggle |
Power On* (discrete) |
Power Off* (discrete) |
Input toggle |
Input A* |
Input B* |
Input Auto* |
Delay + |
Delay - |
Preset + |
Preset - |
Store Preset |
Preset 1-6* (discrete) |
Brightness 1-5* (discrete) |
Output Configuration
1 or 2* (discrete) |
*Only available when using a suitable programmable learning remote control
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Philips Pronto, Marantz RC5400
When using a Pronto or Marantz RC5400, all the IR commands listed above are available.
Click here for the .CCF file.
Click here for a text file containing all the hex codes for the commands above. For assistance, please contact
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Philips ProntoNEO, Marantz RC3200
When using a ProntoNEO or Marantz RC3200, all the IR commands listed above are available.
Click here for a text file containing all the hex codes for the commands above. For assistance, please contact
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Philips ProntoPro
When using a ProntoPro, all the IR commands listed above are available.
Click here for the .PCF file. |
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Universal Remote Control MX-700, MX-850
With the MX-700 and MX-850, all the IR commands listed are available.
Save the DD540's .CCF file from this page (see below), then use the MX Editor software's Universal Browser" feature to upload the file to your remote control. |
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Crestron
The Crestron range of remote controls support all the IR commands listed above.
Click here for the Crestron .IR file. |
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Logitech Harmony
Logitech Harmony remote controls can support all the IR commands listed above.
To add support for
the Felston DD540, update your remote as usual from the Logitech Harmony website. The DD540 is located in the "Amplifier" category under "Audio/Video Switch".
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One-For-All
Some One For All remote controls (ones that can be upgraded over the telephone line) can support most of the DD540 IR commands.
Please contact your local One For All support center and ask for your remote control to be upgraded to support the Felston DD540.
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Other Learning Remote Controls
If your learning remote can upload a file from a PC, then it might also be able to make use of the .CCF file - see section below.
If you have a particular remote control that it not currently supported and you would like to integrate the DD540 with it, please
.CCF File
The .CCF file format is native to the Philips Pronto series of learning remotes. However, many other makes of learning remote controls can also use this file. Please refer to your user manual for information on your model.
The .CCF file includes all the IR commands available, both normal and discrete codes.
To obtain the DD540's .CCF file, click here and save the file to your computer. |
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