Universal-remote-control-urs RF10 Manual de usuario

17 18ADVANCED SETUPADVANCED SETUPCustomizing Your RF10 with Special Advanced FeaturesCustomizing Your RF10 with Special Advanced Features After you’ve

19 20MacroPowerTMSetupADVANCED SETUPADVANCED SETUPMacroPowerTMSetupMacroPower™ SetupMacroPower™is a unique feature that enables you to turnall of your

21 22SimpleSoundTM Setup & Other‘Punch Throughs’ADVANCED SETUPADVANCED SETUPSimpleSoundTM Setup & Other‘Punch Throughs’SimpleSoundTMSetup &

2423AUX Function:Programming an 8th ComponentADVANCED SETUPAUX Function: Programming an 8th ComponentADVANCED SETUPAUX Function: Programmingan 8th Com

25 26Recalling Pre-Programmed Setup Code NumbersADVANCED SETUPADVANCED SETUPRecalling Pre-Programmed Setup Code NumbersIn case you didn’t write down t

27 28Erasing Commands - Overview ERASING COMMANDSERASING COMMANDSErasing CommandsErasing Commands – Overview You can erase a single command, all learn

29 30Erasing Commands ERASING COMMANDSERASING COMMANDSErasing CommandsENTBUTTONCOMPONENTBUTTONSPAUSEBUTTONCOMPONENTBUTTONSErasing All Learned Commands

31 32Erasing Commands ERASING COMMANDSERASING COMMANDSErasing CommandsErasing All Learned Commands in ALL Components Erasing Macro CommandsSTEP 1: Pre

33 34Re-setting RF10 to Original Factory Default SettingsERASING COMMANDSERASING COMMANDSRe-setting RF10 to Original FactoryDefault SettingsIf you wan

35 36The Optional PowerBlasterTMPOWERBLASTERTMPOWERBLASTERTMThe Optional PowerBlasterTMThe Optional PowerBlaster™ (for ‘barrier-free’ RF control) [Sol

1 2The RF10 RemoteWELCOMECONTNETSThe RF10 RemoteLOCATION OFCONTROLSKeypad Layout 3GETTING STARTEDOverview 4Battery Installation 4Activating Component

37 38Pre-Programmed Code NotesRecord the three digit codes for your system here:Pre-Programmed Code TablesThe RF10's Pre-Programmed code library

4039BRAND CODE NUMBERSTVCODE TABLESCODE TABLESTVBRAND CODE NUMBERSKENWOOD 197 070KLOSS 002 059KMC

42CODE TABLESBRAND CODE NUMBERS41BRAND CODE NUMBERSTVCODE TABLESSUPRE MACY 002SVA 328SYLVANIA 197 003 059 060 063 064

44CODE TABLESBRAND CODE NUMBERS43BRAND CODE NUMBERSCABLE/WEBTVCODE TABLESREGAL 049 050REGENCY 057RODGERS 043SAMS

46CODE TABLESBRAND CODE NUMBERS45BRAND CODE NUMBERSDVDCODE TABLESVINC 161YAMAHA 042 089 166 195 197ZENITH 057 074 091DVD-TV/DVD CombosAIWA 146FUNAI

48CODE TABLESBRAND CODE NUMBERS47BRAND CODE NUMBERSVCRCODE TABLESAIWA 034 161AKAI 016 146 043 046 124 125 14

50CODE TABLESAUDIOBRAND CODE NUMBERS49BRAND CODE NUMBERSAUDIOCODE TABLESADC 007ADCOM 082 092 225 161 269 355

52CODE TABLESBRAND CODE NUMBERS51BRAND CODE NUMBERSAUDIOCODE TABLESTOSHIBA 060 087 198 278WARDS 180YAMAHA 026 253

54CODE TABLESCDBRAND CODE NUMBERS53BRAND CODE NUMBERSSATCODE TABLESSAMSUNG 123 155 163 169 175SATELLITE SERVICE 028 035 047

56CODE TABLESBRAND CODE NUMBERS55BRAND CODE NUMBERSCDCODE TABLESPROCEED 239PROTON 044 107 228QUASAR

3 4Keypad LayoutCONTROL LOCATIONSGETTING STARTEDOverview & Battery InstallationGetting Started-OverviewThis is what MASTERCONTROL™ RF10 is all abo

58COMMAND57BRAND CODE NUMBERSAUXCODE TABLESMARANTZ 014 027 056 065 087MCINTOSH 238MITSUBISHI 242 243NAD 029 048NAKAMICHI 244 245 025ONKYO 002 012 016

60COMMANDCOMMAND59COMMAND BUTTON LOCATIONCABLE LocationsCOMMANDPOWER/OFF OFFPOWER/ON ONVOL+ VOL+VOL- VOL-MUTE MUTECH+ CH+CH- CH-LAST PREV CHBYPASS TV/

62COMMAND61COMMAND BUTTON LOCATIONVCR LocationsCOMMANDPOWER/OFF OFFPOWER/ON ONVOL+ VOL+VOL- VOL-MUTE MUTECH+ CH+CH- CH-PREV CH PREV CHVCR/TV TV/VCRMEN

64COMMAND63COMMAND BUTTON LOCATIONAUDIO LocationsCOMMANDREC Press SHIFT first, then press STOP/REC button.SLEEP Press SHIFT first, then press 1/SLEEP

66COMMAND65COMMAND BUTTON LOCATIONCD LocationsCOMMANDPOWER/OFF OFFPOWER/ON ONTRACK+ CH+TRACK- CH-EJECT PREV CHRANDOM TV/VCREDIT MENUPROGRAM GUIDEDISPL

68WARRANTY/SPECIFICATIONS67FAQ’sFrequently Asked QuestionsWarranty/SpecificationsFrequently Asked QuestionsWhy does the display change whenever you pr

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The SHIFT ButtonPress SHIFT to access a second command for eachCOMPONENT button. While RF10 is in SHIFT mode, thedisplay on the LCD screen will blink

7 8Pre-Programmed Code MethodBASIC SETUPBASIC SETUPPre-Programmed Code MethodCOMPONENTBUTTONSELECTBUTTONBasic Setup - OverviewThere are three ways to

9 10Pre-Programmed Code MethodBASIC SETUPBASIC SETUPPre-Programmed Code MethodNOTE: If the Component fails to turn offafter you have entered all the c

11 12Pre-Programmed Auto-Search MethodBASIC SETUPBASIC SETUPPre-Programmed Auto-Search MethodSTEP 1:Turn on the Component you wantto program... let’s

COMPONENTBUTTONENTERBUTTONLearning MethodThe RF10 can actually ‘learn’ commands from other remotecontrols (old or new), one-button-at-a-time, so it wi

15 16Learning MethodBASIC SETUPBASIC SETUPTransmitting (Busy Signal) IconSTEP 5: Once you have completedteaching all the buttoncommands to the RF10, s