Revox SRC-2000 Operating Instructions Manual

This manual is designed to make using the SRC-2000 Smart Remote Control as easy as possible. Information in this document has been carefully checked for accuracy; however, no guarantee is given to the correctness of the con- tents. The information in this document is subject to change without notice. Gopyright @ Copyright 1999 This document contains proprietary information protected by copyright. A1l rights are reserved. No part of this manual may be reproduced by any me- chanical, electronic or other means, in any form, without prior written permission of the manufacturer. Trademarks All trademarks and registered trademarks are the properly of their respective owners.

Table of Figures Figure l-l: Frontview............. .........................4 Figure I-2: Rear view ............. .......................... 6 Figure 2-l: Inserting the batteries .................... B Figure 2-2: Turning the LCD on................. ......................... I0 Figure 2-3: The Information 5creen.......... ...... 12 Figure 2-4: Direct access buttons ................... 13 Figure 2-5: Touch screen buttons ................... 14 Figure 3-1: The main menu... .......................... 15 Figure 3-2: The TV device menu............ ......... 16 Figure 3-3: The setup menu ....... 17 Figure 4-1 : The clock menu ....... 19 Figure 4-2: Timer |ist................ ...................... 20 Figure 4-3: The timer menu . .....20 Figure 4-4: Setting up timer options ............... 2I Figure 4-5: The program submenu .,.,............. 23 Figure 4-6: Using the Learning eye............... ...................... 24 Figure 4-7: Programming devices ..................25 Figure 4-8: Programming the direct access buttons................................. 25 Figure 4-9: The adjust menu. ..................... ....28 Figure 4-10: Adjusting main menu buttons .......................... 29 Figure 4-l l: Adjusting buttons on the device menu...........,...................... 36 Figure 4-12: The macro list .......39 Figure 4-l3: The mqcro menu. ........................ 39 Figure 4-14: The "other" menu............ ..........44 Figure 4-15: Adjusting the contrast ................... .................. 45 Figure 4-16: Adjusting the backlight ................... ................ 46 tv

Congratulations on the purchase of your SRC-2000 Smart Remote Control. The Smart Remote Control is a digital universal remote con- trol that is easy to use and configure, enabling you to control all your IR equipped electronic devices. One feature of the Smart Remote Control is the touch screen control panel, which reduces the number of buttons on the device, making it easy for you to find the function you want. You can conffol up to l0 devices, including a VCR, DVD, amplifier, TV, and LDIVCD. The Smart Remote Control is easy to set up. With the "Learning eye" you can easily conhgure each device in your household or office. You can also easily edit the device list, make changes to the LCD appear- ance, and adjust other settings. In addition, with the Macro function, you can initiate a chain of up to 25 commands with the touch of a button. Most universal remote controls have a set list of devices and static functions that don't provide you with a lot of flexibility. The Smart Remote Control enables you to add and delete devices, relabel device buttons, and change the size and shape of LCD panel buttons. With this convenient and easy to use Smart Remote Control, you can control all your devices with one remote control solution. No longer will you have to search for several different remotes!

This manual will help you learn how to use all the advanced features of the Smart Remote Control. lt will not explain how to use the functions for your devices. Please refer to your device's user manual for information related to your device. Unpacking the Smart Remote Control After you have unpacked the Smart Remote Control, check the contents to make sure the following items are included. o Smart Remote Control o This user's manual If any of the above items are missing or appear damaged, contact your dealer immediately. Do not throw the shipping carton away in case you need to ship your Smart Remote Control. You can contact the retailer for the following optional accessories: a. Docking station Universal adapter AAA rechargeable Ni-MH batteries x 3 Transmission wire Or b. Universal adapter AAA rechargeable Ni-MH batteries x 3 Unpacking the Smart Remote Control

Introducing the Smart Remote Conttol Smart Remote Gontrol features This section provides an overview of the key features of the Smart Remote Control. For more information on getting the most from these features, refer to Chapter 2. o Large touch screen display with automatic backlighting for visibility in dim lighting o Direct access buttons for accessing frequently used functions such as volume, channel, play, mute, and stop o Macro button stores 12 macros-each macro can store 25 commands o Controls up to 10 devices including LD/VCD, TY Satellite, VCR and CD r Popup information screen provides you with time, date, and battery charge information o Uses the IR codes from your existing remote controls to quickly set up devices Smart Remote C ontro I fe atu r es

ldentifyi ng com ponents 4. Device d irect aeeess Please refer to the following illustrations to identi$ the components of the Smart Remote Control. This section provides an overview of the Smart Remote Control's features and controls. Refer to Chapter 4 for a detailed description on operating and getting the most from these feafures. 1, LCD 2" off ,/ 5. Menu / ,sRc-2000 Smart Remote Control Device power M ute/Enter 7, tseep hole STO P @ Main O 1 999 01- 01 03:2 3 Friday @,@l Figure 1-1 : Front view Identifying comp onents

trntroducing lhe Smart Remote Control 1. LGD The LCD display enables you to configure and operate your devices by touching the screen on the function you want. Touch the LCD panel to power on the Smart Remote Con- trol. Refer to Chapter 2, The LCD for a description of the functions in this display. 2. Off button When the Smart Remote Control displays the main menu, press this button to turn the Smart Remote Control off. When a device menu is displayed, this button functions as a power-off button for the device. 3. Device power button After you have configured yow devices, press this button to power on the selected device. 4. Device direct access buttons These buttons function differently according to the currently selected device. Use these buttons to change channels, raise and lower the volume, and play or stop tapes, CDs, VCDs, and other recorded media. For more information, please re- fer to page 13, Direct access buttons. 5. Menu button Press the Menu button for three seconds to enter and exit the advance setup function. Refer to Chapter 4 for details. 6. Enter/mute button When the main menu is being accessed, press this button to confirm your changes. If the main menu is not being ac- cessed, press this button to mute the audio output ofyour device. 7. Beep alert speaker opening Enables you to hear a beep when you press a button. You can disable the beep from the information screen. Refer to page 12, The Information screen. I d e n tify in g c o mp o n ents

The following illustration shows the rear of the Smart Remote Control. {-1.lR port 2. Battery compartment Figure 3. Learning eye 1-2: Rearview lR port Point the IR port at the IR receiver of the device you wish to operate. Battery cover Remove this cover to replace the AAA batteries. Learning eye Point your device's remote control at this eye to enable the Smart Remote Control to learn your remote control's func- tions. For more information, refer to page 23, Using the learning function. 1. a 3. Identify ing co mp on ents

various components and controls of the Smart Remote Control. This chapter will guide you through the steps for insefiing the batteries and using the many features. \{arnßqge Power supply The Smarl Remote Control operates on batteries are packed separately and must operate the Smart Remote Control. lncorrect use ol the batteries may cause them to burst or may cause leakage, which might damage the interior of the unit. Be sure to only use the correct type of rechargeable Ni-MH batteries with the Smart Remote Control. three AAA batteries. The be inserted before you can

Inserting the batteries To insert the batteries, refer to the following illustration and instructions: 1. Remove battery cover, Ensure that you insert the batteries according to the marking inside the battery case. Figure 2-1 : lnserting the batteries l. Locate the battery bay cover at the back of the Smart Remote Control. 2. Put your thumb in the battery cover slot and pull to remove the cover. 3. Insert the batteries into the bay in the direction indicated in the battery compartment. 4. Replace the battery bay cover. You will hear it click into place. Power supply

Getting Started Power supply precautions r Be sure that the positive (+) and negative (-) polarities of each battery match the polarities indicated in the compartment. o Do not expose the batteries to excessive heat or flame. . Keep the batteries out of the reach of children. Power supply tips o When the batteries are weak, it will be harder to control devices from a distance. r Recharge the batteries immediately when the battery low power-warning icon EI upp.uru in the information screen. o' o The Ni-MH batteries have to be charged fbr 10 hours before the first use . If you choose to use the rechargeable Ni-MH batteries, please replace your batteries in time when they have been used for over two years or have been recharged over 500 times; there might be a danger of leakage. r Device configuration data will be automatically saved when batteries are being replaced. Battery low icon When the battery charge is low, the battery low icon P[ will be displayed in the information screen. You should recharge the batteries or replace the batteries with new ones immediately. Power supply

The LCD The LCD (liquid crystal display) touch screen enables you to config- ure and operate your Smart Remote Control with the touch of a finger. Turning the Smart Remote Control on To turn the Smart Remote Control on, simply press the Hardware Ac- cess Button @ with your finger: Figure 2-2: Turning the LCD on You can also tum the Smart Remote Control on by pressing one of the direct access buttons. ::::l ::i::il l:ll:ii ::iii::iill::::ll::la::::lii::::l::::l? :a:t::i:;iiiu:::t:ult:ii:ta].:tiita:t::l :r:,:::t:::::ti:::::ri::::t:::ai::ati:t::::i iiiiiitiatui:t::t,i::it:iat:i: :t::r,.::ai:,::::::::::::::t U::::::::::ll::i::::::::::l::::i:::i::::::::::::, rri.]::uli::r:art:i:r:::::::ar:ii:::a::ri::|::l li:l:::a:r::l:l:r::,:::::l::lr:::iiil:::ai IO The LCD

Getting Started Touch screen precautions Please read the following instructions carefully: . Tap the LCD touch screen gently; never use force. o Do not use a pen or any sharp object to tap the screen. Oth- erwise, you might damage the surface. You can use a blunt object such as a pencil eraser or the cap ofa pen. . Keep the touch screen dry. Wipe offany spills immediately. The Smart Remote Control is not waterproof; never irnmerse it in liquid. o Do not expose the Smart Remote Control to extreme tem- peratures. Keep it away from heat sources. o Avoid dropping the Smart Remote Control. o Do not drop anything on the touch screen. r Clean the LCD touch screen with a soft cloth. If needed, dampen the cloth slightly before cleaning. Never use abra- sives or cleaning solutions. The LCD II

The Information screen The Information screen is displayed screen shortcut icon l$ on the Smart Macro screen shortcut icon Date and time Ind icates battery charge level. when you press the Information Remote Control: lnform ation screen shortcut icon Press this icon to enable or disable the beep signal. Figure 2-3: The lnformation Screen If you want to view the Information Screen from any menu, press the Information icon $ at the top right. Press the Information icon again to exit the Information screen. The Infbrmation Screen shows the date, day, time, and the current battery charge level. You can also press the mute icon to mute the beep that you hear when you press buttons on the touch screen. 1 999 01- 01 03:23 Friday T2 The LCD

Getting Sturted Smart Remote Control buttons The Smart Remote Control has two sets of buttons for your conven- ience--direct access buttons and touch screen buttons. Direct access buttons The direct access buttons provide you with easy access to often-used fi.rnctions such as volume and channel control, fast forward and fast reverse. play and stop. Figure 2-4: Direct access buffons Smart Remote Control buttons I3

Touch screen buttons The touch screen buttons enable you to control would with your remote control, set up macros, LCD panel the way you want. your devices as you and configure your Figure 2-5: Touch screen buttons Using the touch screen is easy. Simply press the screen to activate a function. Press the arrow keys at the bottom of the touch screen to scroll between pages in the menu. O I nnalnl O AUX ,t A[,!X 2 Tr.jh,tER / TAPE @@ 14 Smart Remote Control buttons

This chaptgr will tell you how to set up the Smart Remote Control, how to automatically configure devices, and how to use the advanced features such as the macros. Press the Hardware Access Button @ *ith your finger to tum the Smart Remote Control on. The fust screen that you see is the main menu. The main menu The main menu displays a list of the devices currently available on the Smart Remote Control. You can delete, rename, and configure these de- vices using the leaming frrnction (see page 23, Using the learning function). Page I Pagez Figure 3-1 : The main menu Press the left or right arrows to scroll between the main menu pages. @lrvtainlS Page 2

The device menu Each device has its own device menu that contains the buttons and controls peculiar to that device. Each device has four pages in the menu. You can scroll between the pages using the LCD left and right TIITOWS. From the main menu, press the TV button to display the TV device Device Header Press this header to return to the Main Menu. menu or?,nio", Figure 3-2: The TV device menu You can return to Main menu by pressing both the Device Header or menu button. You can easily configure the devices using the learning function. Refer to page23, Using the learning function). I6 The device menu

Operating the Smart Remote Control The setup menu The setup menu enables you to configure your Smart Remote Control. Press the menu button @ fo. three seconds. The sefup menu appears: Figure 3-3: The setup menu To scroll through the items on the setup menu, use the hardware chan- nel up @ and channel down @ buttons. Press the enter (mute) @ button to enter an item submenu. Press the r"nu @ button to return to the previous screen. Refer to Chapter 4 for information on using the items in the setup menu. The setup menu 17

This chapter shows you how to customize your Smart Remote Control to make it fit your particular requirements, how to use the learning function to configure your devices, and how to set up the LCD panel to your specifications. Press the menu button @ fot three seconds to open the setup menu. Seven items are available: Clock Enables you to set the date and time. Timer Enables you to set a timer to run a device at a specified time. Program Enables you to transfer commands from your device's remote control to buttons on the Smart Remote Control. You can also clear the settings for buttons and devices from this screen. You can also run macro setup from here and create macros for specific devices. Adjust Enables you to resize, relabel, or delete LCD buttons. Macro Enables you to record, label, and delete macros. Duplicate Reserved for future versions of the Smart Remote Con- trol . Other Enables you to adjust the LCD contrast and backlight, and to calibrate the LCD panel. Each item is covered in detail below:

Customizing the Smart Remote Control Setting the clock The clock menu enables you to set the Smart Remote Control date and time. In the setup menu, scroll to clock and press enter. You see the fol- lowing screen: B lin king cu rsor Figure 4-1 : The clock menu Change the number under the blinking cursor by pressing 0 to 9 on the LCD panel. After you enter a number, the cursor automatically moves to the next position. Press the right and left arrows on the LCD to move the cursor forward or backward. When you have finished making your adjustments, press enter. Setting the clock I9

Using the timer The timer function enables you to set up devices to turn on at specified times. In the setup menu, scroll to timer and press enter. You see a list of timers: Figure 4-2: Timer list Use the channel up or chamel down to scroll through the list. There are 12 timers available. Select one of the timers and press enter. You see the following screen: Timer 02 Timer 03 Tinn er 04 Setu n Re labe I 20 Figure 4-3: The timer menu Using the timer

Customizing the Smart Remote Control Each item is covered below. Timer view View enables you to look at previously stored timer settings. Timer setup Setup enables you to setup a device time. Scroll to setup and press enter. function to go off at a specified The following screen appears: Press here to select which day or days you want the tim er to run. Press these numbers lo enter the lime you wanl the timer to run. Figure 4-4: Setting up timer options Enter the time and day or date that you want the timer to go off. When you have set the timer, press enter. The device menu appears. Open a device and then press the button of the function that you want to apply the timer settings to. For example, you can set your VCR to record a movie at a certain time. or you can set a macro to run at a specified time. Remarks: Selectable timer function Tim er trrlt lnl Using the timer 21

Disable: disable current timer function/ Daily: Everyday/ Specific: Specified date/ Sunday: every Sunday/ Monday: every Monday/ Tuesday: every Tuesday/ Wednesday: every Wednesday/ Thursday: every Thursday/Friday: every Friday/Saturday: Every Saturdayi Mon.-Fri.: Monday - Friday/ Mon.-Sat.: Monday - Saturday Relabeling timers You can easily relabel the timer names. Follow these instructions: 1. From the timer menu (.Figure 4-3) scroll to Relabel and press enter. The following screen appears: A B c D E F G H I J K L M N o P o R s T U V W x Y z p2 P3 tr4L!ry 2. Enter the alphanumeric characters from the LCD screen. Press Pl to access upper case letters, press P2 to access lower case letters, and press P3 to access numbers and special characters. 3. Press enter when you have made your changes. 22 Using the timer

Castomizing the Smart Remote Control Using the program menu The program menu enables you to set up devices, clear a configuration for a key, clear the configuration for a device, or clear the configura- tion for all devices. tlF{f"t Figure 4-5: The program submenu [.Ising the learning function This section will cover the Smart Remote Control learning function, which enables you to set up the controls for each device with your de- vice's remote control. When using the learning function, point your device's remote control at the Smart Remote Control's Learning eye as shown in the following illustration: Using the program menu 23

Learn in E eye Figure 4-6: Using the Learning eye From the program menu (Figure 4-5), scroll to leaming and press en- ter. You see the device buttons: 24 Using the progtam menu

Press this macro shortcut icon to open the macro recording function. Refer to page 38. This Macro button is designed for device menu. If you don't need to set any Macro function in device menu, Please skip this lunction. In addition, from main menu's MACRO 1 to MACRO i2. each MACRO button is independent. tFrosra;l AUX 1 AUX 2 TUNER / TAPE CD tr., lld Figure 4-7: Programming devices Press the button of the device that you want to program. You see the fbllowing screen: CTarnl o&r) r--lvr-\ \--l^\_/ () oo @@ Figure 4-8: Programming the direct access buttons The buttons on the LCD corespond to the direct access buttons. Using the progrsm menu 25

The filled button corresponds to the direct access power @ button. With the Learning eye, you can now map buttons on your device re- mote control to the direct access buttons on the Smart Remote Control. Follow these instructions: l Point your remote control at the Smart Remote Control's Learning eye as shown in Figure 4-6. 2. Press your remote conffol power button. When the screen displays OK, release the power button. Refer to the follow- ing illustration: 3. The filled circle now corresponds to the channel up/play @ ait""t access button. 4. Follow the preceding instructions to map the remaining buttons. You can also press a direct access button directly, and then map a re- mote control function to the button. After you have finished configuring the direct access buttons, press the right anow button on the LCD screen to move to the next page in the device menu. Follow the instructions above to map each button on your remote control to the corresponding button on the Smart Remote Control's LCD screen. lörn oo r-lO,--.' \-/ ^ \,-/ ooo t€,' lt 26 Using the progrsm mena

Cuslomizing the Smarl Remote Control Clearing a key The clear key function enables you to erase the settings for a button in one of the device menus. Follow these instructions: 1. In the program menu, scroll to Clr. Key and press enter. The list of devices appears. 2. Press the device you want to configure. 3. In the device menu, press the key you want to clear. 4. Repeat steps I through 3 for all other keys you want to clear' Clearing a device The clear device function enables you to erase the commands for a de- vice. Follow these instructions: 1. In the program menu, scroll to Clr. Device and press enter. The list ofdevices appears. 2. Press the device you want to delete commands for. You see the following screen: 3. Press enter to delete the commands for the device. Press menu to cancel the deletion and return to the previous screen. tP'eer@ Using the progrsm menu 27

Clearing all devices The Clear All function enables you to erase the commands for all de- vices. Follow these instructions: 1. In the program menu, scroll to Clear All and press enter. 2. You are prompted to press the enter button to delete the set- tings for all devices, or press the menu button to cancel the changes and return to the previous screen. Ghanging the LGD layout The adjust menu enables you to resize, relabel, and delete buttons on the main menu and on the device menus. In the sefup menu, scroll to adjust and press enter. You see the fol- lowing screen: Figure 4-9: The adjust menu Select Main Menu and press enter. You see the following screen: 28 Chunging the LCD layout

Customizing lhe Smurt Remote Control Figure 4-10: Adjusting main menu bultons Each item is described below. Resizing or adding buttons on the main menu Follow the instmctions below to resize buttons on the main menu. 1. Scroll to Resize/Add and press enter. You see the main menu: Press this icon lo toggle between button resize and texi edit functions Press ihis icon to undo an action. 2. Press the button you want to resize t-M'il m AUX 1 AUX 2 TUNER / TAPE CD @lr'*l Changing the LCD layout 29

m rMti"--l n ]:i:i,,i::]i]iil]:x.5 :.:.::I: i::::tl:tiiil::lii:::::li:rirl t:::::ia::lii:titii::utulit:lu:tii::tiii:, \i Press the place where you want the upper left corner of the button to be. A black square appears where you pressed the LCD. 4. Press the place where you want the lower right corner of the button to be. Ablack square appears where you pressed the LCD. mIry!4'fll] 30 Changing the LCD layout

5. Press the space between the two black squares: 6. The button is resized: n f-M;in I A Changing the LCD laYout 31

ffiMtr Note the following points when resizing buttons: You cannot place the lower left comer above or to the left of the upper ight comer. You cannot resize a button to where it will overlap an adjacent bufton. lf you want to retabet a bufton, press fhe resize icon ff in the upper ight comer. The icon changes to a text icon'J,. Press any of the device buftons, and relabel the button according to the instructions in the next sec- tion. lf the total number of buftons on both main menu pages ls /ess than ten, you can add a new device bufton using the procedure for resizing buttons. The only difference is that you must select an empty space fo place the left-hand comer and the ight-hand comer. 32 Changing the LCD layout

Customizing the Smail Remote Control Relabeling buttons on the main menu You can easily relabel the buttons on the main menu. Follow these in- structions: 1. From the adjust menu (Figure 4-9) select Main Menu and press enter. 2. Scroll to Relabel and press enter again. You see the device list. 3. Select a device to relabel. You see the following screen: Enter the alphanumeric characters from the LCD screen. Press Pl to access upper case letters, press P2 to access lower case letters, and press P3 to access numbers and spe- cial characters. Press enter when you have made your changes. You see the following screen: 4. 5. Changing the LCD layout 33

Select which device athibutes you want applied to your button. When accessing your relabeled button, the menus will be the same as the device that you select here. 34 Changing the LCD layout

Customizing the Smatt Remote Control Deleting buttons on the main menu You can easily delete buttons on the main menu. Follow these in- structions: 1. From the adjust menu (Figure 4-9) select Main Menu and press enter. 2. Scroll to Delete and press enter again. You see the device list. 3. Select a device button to delete. You see the following screen: Press the enter bulton if you want to delete settings for the button. Press the menubutton if you want to cancel the de- letion and return to the previous screen. 4. fÄAiust--l t{'rtl4l Changing the LCD layout 35

Adjusting buttons on the device menu From the adjust menu (Figure 1-9) select Device and press enter. You see the following screen: Ad just Relabel Delete Recall Figure 4-11: Adjusting buttons on the device menu The procedures for resizing and deleting buttons on the device menu are the same as those for resizing and deleting buttons on the main menu. However, the relabeling procedures are slightly different; there is an option to replace the button's text with an icon. Additionally, there is one more option in the adjust device submenu-Recal/. 36 Changing the LCD layout

Customizing the Smart Remote Control Relabeling device menu buttons You can easily relabel the buttons in device menus or choose icons to represent the buttons. Follow these instructions: 1. From the adjust menu (Figure 4-9) select Device and press enter. 2. Scroll to Relqbel and press enter again. You see the device list. 3. Select a device to relabel, for example "CD". You see the following screen: Press fhe 't, icon to toggte between edit button text and resize fi moaes. 4. Press the button that you want to relabel, for example Scan. You see the following screen: tAdjustl 3l Scan Shuf . Edit Rept, Time lt l<{ DI Changing the LCD layout 37

i*"--t=.t l Note that there is one additional button-the lconbultot'r. Press this button to display a list oficons: Press any ofthe buttons shown to replace the text "Scan" with an icon. Press < or > to scroll between the pages and display more icons. Using recall The recall option enables you to recall the button's original settings. After you press recall, the device list appears. Press the device that you want to reset. ,-?.L:-ill ,11in jt{< 38 Changing the LCD layowt

Customizing the Smuft Remote Conttol Using macros The macro feature enables you to store up to 20 commands for each macro. You can setup, relabel, and delete macros from the macro submenu. When you have created a macro, you will be able to run many cornmands by pushing only one button. From the sefup menu, scroll to macro and press enter. You see a list of macros: lM-'o-l Macro 02 Macro 03 Figure 4-12: The macro list Scroll to one of the macros in the list and press enter. You see the following screen: Macro R eläbel lete Figure 4-13: The macro Each item is described below. Using macros 39

Macro setup Follow these instructions to set up a macro: 1. From the macro menu, scroll to setup and press enter. The macro is now being recorded. 2. Press the device button combination that you want to be re_ corded into the macro. If necessary, you can set a time delay between each com- mand in the macro. In the upper right-hand corner of the screen, you see an hourglass icon E. After pressing a com- mand, press the hourglass icon to open the following screen: ltr,tä,€lE 2 Sec 3 Sec 5 Sec 7 Sec 10 I -- ^ t5 'ec sec i_r l+'i ,] 41 Press one ofthe listed durations (0.5 seconds to 15 seconds) if you want to have a time delay occur between device com- mands. When you have finished recording the macro press enter. You see the following screen: 3. 40 Using macros

Customizing the Smarl Remote Control 4. The macro has been recorded. To run the macro, press the macro shortcut icon @ in ttre upper left- hand corner ofthe screen, and then select the macro you want to run from the macro list. Relabeling a macro Follow these instructions to relabel a macro: 1. In the setup menu, scroll to Macro and press enter. The list of macros appears. 2. Scroll to the macro you want to rename and press enter. The macro menu appears: Using macros 4l

3. Scroll to Relabel and press enter. You see the following screen: 4. Enter the alphanumeric characters from the LCD screen. Press Pl to access upper case letters, press P2 to access lower case letters, and press P3 to access numbers and spe- cial characters. 5. Press enter when you have made your changes. Deleting a macro Follow these instructions to delete a macro: l. In the setup menu, scroll to Macro and press enter. The list ofmacros appears. 2. Scroll to the macro you want to delete and press enter. The macro menu appears: 42 Using macros

Customizing the Smurt Remote Control Scroll to Delete and press enter. screen: You see the following lffi'"-l The macro information has been deleted. Ihe macro delele function only deletes the macro'recorded data; it does not remove the macro name from the macro list. The duplicate menu The duplicate menu is reserved for future versions of the Smart Re- mote Control The duplicote menu 43

Making LCD adjustments The other menu enables you to set the LCD contrast, adjust the back- light, and calibrate your Smart Remote Control. From the setup menu, scroll to Other and press enter. You see the following screen: Figure 4-14: The "other" men.t Each item is described below. €n !r* Backlight alibrate 44 Making LCD adjustments

Customizing the Smart Remote C9!!!9! Adjusting the LCD contrast Scroll to Contrast and press enter. You see the following screen: Press this arrow to decrease the LGD contrast. Press this arrow to increase the LCD contrast. Figure 4-15: Adiusting the contrast Press the right LCD arrow to increase the contrast' Press the left LCD arrow to decrease the contrast. 45 föther-l (rrxrrnx Contrast ifli:el Making LCD adiustments

Adjusting the LCD backlight From the "other" menu. the following screen: scroll to Backlight and press enter. You see lndicates the current ---_ backlight sensitivity level. P ress to decrease the duration that the backlight stays on. P ress to turn the backl ig ht -ofl and on. Press to increase the backlight sensitivity lev e l. \ Press to decrease the backlight sensitivity lev e l. \ Press to increase the duration that the backlight stays on. Figure 4-16: Adjusting the backtight The backlight detects the ambienr light brightness or dimness and will turn on according to the setting in this screen. Press and hold the Hardware Access Power button to automatically adjust the sensitivity level of the LCD panel to the ambient light. Alternatively you can press the + and - buttons to manually set the backlight sensitivity. o Press + to increase the sensitivity ofthe backlight to the ambient lighting. A high number indicates that a greater decrease of the brightness in the ambient lighting will automatically switch the backlight on. o Press - to decrease the sensitivity of the backlight to the ambient lighting. A low number indicates that a slight decrease of the brightness in rhe ambient lighting will automatically switch the backlight on. When you have finished adjusting the backlight, press enter to save your changes and return to the other menu. 46 Making LCD adjustments

Customizing the Smart Remote Control Calibrating the LCD Sometimes the LCD buttons become uncalibrated' When this happens, pressing an LCD button will result in the adjacent button being pressed. In this instance, you should calibrate the LCD panel. From the other menu, scroll to Calibrate and press enter. You will see the calibrate screen. Press the edge of the screen next to the pen icon. The pen icon will move to the next edge. Continue pressing the edge of the screen next to the pen icon until all four edges of the screen have been processed. This concludes Chapter 4. The following appendixes provide specifications and some troubleshooting information. Making LCD adjustments 47

rechargeable batteries Dimensions 210 (L) x 68 (W)x 24 (H) mm Weight 1 75.59 (batteries included) Power saving LCD turns off 25 minutes after last operation Battery consumption ln use: 50mA / Standby: 250pA LCD off:25pA Display Touch liquid crystal display Remote capability Ten devices Display types TV, DSS/SAT/cabIe, VCR, DVD, AMP, tape/tuner, CD, AUX lR Range B- 10 M,35'-45' Acceptable frequency 10 KHz-125 KNz Memory Flash memory Backlight EL backlight Attachments User's manual Optional accessories A: Docking station, U niversal adapter AC9O -240V /50-6OHz in DC5V/1Aout AAA Ni-MH rechargeable batteries x 3 Transmission wire B: Universal adapter AC9O-240V 150-60H2 in DC 5V / 1A out AAA Ni-MH rechargeable batteries x 3

you have inserted the batteries conectly (page below. Appendix B SRC-2000, first check that 8). Then check the items Symptom The SRC-2000 doesn't operate your device. You cannot operate a device even after configuring the device using the learning function (page 23). You see an "erro/' display during the learning procedure. You see an "error" display during opera- tion. The LCD screen turns off Remedy Move closer to the device. The maximum operating distance is approximately 10 me- ters. Ensure that you are aiming the SRC-2000 directly at the device and that there are no obstructions between the SRC-2000 and the device. Ensure that you have used the learning function (page 23) to configure the device. Make sure that the desired device on the sRc-2000 LcD has been selected. Make sure that you have correctly "mapped" your device's remote control to the SRC- 2000. Glear the device data from the SRC-2000 (page 27) and carry out the learning func- tion aoain . Try the learning procedure again (page 23). The button that you pressed has not been configured. Configure the button using the The SRC-2000 is preset at the factory to automatically switch the LCD off after 25 minutes if left unused. Just press the Hardware Access Button (9 to turn the SRC-2000 back on

Funclion 1 . By usrng RS-232 output design for SLC-2081 planned for the purpose of information lran:mission and cotnputer cottnection. 2. SLC-208 1 enables you to edit the display and the data of SRC-2000 with connecting computer and the "Remote Comm" (the soltware of SRC-2000, you may download it from Sunwave website ) 3. Transmission cable included with SLC-2081. 4. Easily duplicate all data between nvo SRC-2000 by transmission cable. Pnckuge SLC-208 1 connecter Transmission cable Operation edit the display and the data of SRC-2000 A. Com onnectlon to Connecting the SRC-2000 and computer with SLC-2081 and cable. Install the batteries into the SRC-2000 before proceed. 2. Download the "Renote Comm" software oISRC-2000 from Sunwave website. WWW EVOX.dE

[. You have to prepare 2 units ofSRC-2000 and transmitting cable. Connecting 2 units of SRC-2000 together by transmission cable. 3. Install batteries to the 2 units of SRC-2000 then press the menu button ol master unit of SRC-2000 lor three seconds to enter into the "Duplicate" mode. ,/ 4. Choose "Operation" ofthe Duplicate\\Send mode and press ENTER key to staft the transmission work. Remark: "Operation" for translening LCD touch screen layolrts. "Äll" lor transferring LCD touch screen layouts and code. 5. Operate the other SRC-2000 to enter lnto Setup\\Duplicate\\Receive mode. 6. Press ENTER key to start the receiving work. 7. Now. user will find these 2 units ol SRC-2000 are starling the transmission work 8. After finishing the transmission work, SRC-2000 will beep and the sending end (the master unit) will enter into Waiting mode also the receiving end will exit the Setup mode then return to the screen display of appliance selection to indicate learning work is completed. 9. You can replace the other SRC-2000 at the receiving end continuously to keep going the transmission work. lollows:

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