Pico1 and Pico2 are two handheld IR transmitters with one and two buttons respectively. The transmitters are programmable and can control both specialised products, such as door openers, and consumer products, such as an IR-controlled TV.
The transmitters are lightweight and can conveniently be worn using the included neck strap. The buttons provide clear tactile feedback and require only a low activation force.
Features
- Programmable IR
- Built-in IR channels
- Coded channel (lock code)
- Option for continuous transmission while the button is pressed, or transmission with a single press
- Optional audible feedback on button press
- Adjustable activation delay (tremor filter) when required
Battery
Pico1 and Pico2 are equipped with a rechargeable battery that normally never needs to be replaced. Battery life is approximately 1 to 3 months under normal use.
When the battery is low, a red indicator light flashes during IR transmission. Charging an empty battery takes approximately 4 to 5 hours. When the battery is fully charged, a green indicator light remains steadily illuminated.
Programming via Screen
The functions of Pico1 and Pico2 can be programmed using a mobile device or a Windows PC. Connection cables are included, and the user manual describes the programming procedure.
Direct Programming on Pico1 and Pico2
The common code, GEWA Link channel, or coded channel (lock code) can be programmed directly on Pico1 and Pico2. Upon delivery, the transmitters are pre-programmed with GEWA Link 16 on Button 1 and a randomly generated coded channel.
To learn an IR code from an original IR remote control, place Pico1 or Pico2 facing the original remote control.
The included user manual provides step-by-step instructions for programming.
