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Basic Information
Brand:JVC
Device Type:Projector
Model/Series:DLA-HD1
Model Year:2008
Information:[Link: tv.jvc.com]
Configurations:Search the file area
Notes:Use Null Modem adapter if using serial control by default. IR emitter on back (right side if facing the back of the projector) . No IR input, but full discrete control as well as inputs.

Serial protocal available in Pronto and RTI library. Uses same codes as other models in this series (DLA-RS1, RS2, DLA-???).

Lamp & Housing: Expect to pay $300-$350

To shut down, press power off, then press power off (1.2 sec delay)
Control Capabilities
Input Options
Infrared:Yes
IR Input Jack:No
Radio Frequency:No
RS-232 (Serial):Yes
Network IP:No
Bluetooth:No
USB:No
DC Trigger:No
Output Ports
IR Output Jack:No
RS-232 Output:Yes
DC Trigger:Yes
Operation & Behavior
Discrete Codes
Power:Yes
Inputs:Yes
Sound Modes:N/A
Picture Modes:Yes
Screen Modes:Yes
Delays/Timings
Power On:9.99 seconds
Switch Inputs:9.99 seconds
Inter-command:0.30 seconds
Important Codes & Commands
ON
OFF
INPUTS
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This page contains information on how the JVC DLA-HD1 can be controlled, along with useful tips, tricks and commands to make integrating this device into a universal remote control or other control system faster and more reliable.


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This entry was last updated on Friday April 24, 2009 at 14:49 by Total Control Remotes.