Crisp Solutions UCommand-525 Manual de usuario

Universal LCD Remote Control With Touchscreen & Learning Function User’s Guide

The UC-525 User’s Guide 6 • Keep batteries out of reach of children. • When the batteries are weak, it will be harder to control devices fro

— Getting Started 7 LCD Touch Screen Buttons The LCD (liquid crystal display) touch screen enables you to configure and operate your UC-525 with the

The UC-525 User’s Guide 8 Touch screen precautions Please read the following instructions carefully: • Tap the LCD touch screen gently; never use fo

— Getting Started 9 UC-525 Buttons Simply press the screen to activate a function. You will hear a beep (if activated) when you press the button.

— Operating the UC-525 Chapter 3Chapter 3 Operating the UC-525 This chapter tells you how to set up the UC-525, automatically con-figure devices, an

— Operating the UC-525 11 Using the Learning Function When using the learning function, point your device remote control at the UC-525’s learning ey

The UC-525 User’s Guide 12 After you have lined up your remote control with the UC-525 learning eye, you can use the learning function. Follow these

— Operating the UC-525 13 Press the button for the device you wish to program. You can now start mapping your device’s remote control buttons to the

The UC-525 User’s Guide 14 When you hear a beep and see the OKicon, release the button. The next button to be mapped will start blinking. Continue

— Operating the UC-525 15 When you have finished map-ping all the desired buttons from your device remote con-trol to the UC-525, press the LEARN bu

The UC-525 User’s Guide ii PrefacePreface About this User’s Guide This user’s guide is designed to assist you in setting up your UCommand-525 Unive

The UC-525 User’s Guide 16 Deleting a command button The clear device function enables you to erase the commands for but-tons on a particular device

— Operating the UC-525 17 The device screen ap-pears again, with the DELETE icon under the DELETE button. Press the button for the device that yo

The UC-525 User’s Guide 18 Bank delete If you wish to delete the data for all buttons of a device, press the DELETE button again while in de-lete mo

— Operating the UC-525 19 Changing the LCD Layout The device edit mode enables you to delete buttons or change the icons on buttons in the device me

The UC-525 User’s Guide 20 To see all available icons, press & hold the power button while in device edit mode. Keep pressing the button to

— Operating the UC-525 21 Changing the AUX Device Layout The AUX Device screen layout can be made identical to any of the other device buttons. • E

The UC-525 User’s Guide 22 Macro setup Follow these instructions to set up a macro: Press the MACRO button for three seconds. You hear a be

— Operating the UC-525 23 The LEARN icon appears under the LEARN button. First, press the button that you want to become the macro button. You can

The UC-525 User’s Guide 24 Macro example The following example will help you to better understand recording a macro. This example macro would be use

— Operating the UC-525 25 button Press the TV button. Press the power button. This will power the TV on. Press TV/Video. This command will switc

Preface iii Table of Contents PREFACE...II CHAPTER 1...

The UC-525 User’s Guide 26 two commands. Press VCR to switch to the VCR device menu. Press power. This powers your VCR on. Press play. This com

— Operating the UC-525 27 Running the macro To run the macro, press the button that you assigned when you re-corded the macro. In the preceding exa

The UC-525 User’s Guide 28 You hear a beep and then you see the unlock screen to the right. Note: This screen pre-vents you from accidentally modify

— Operating the UC-525 29 After you have made your adjustment, press the POWER button to move to the next screen. The UC-525 detects the ambie

The UC-525 User’s Guide 30 When you have finished making your adjustment, press any of the DEVICE buttons to exit. UC-525

— Operating the UC-525 31 Toggling the Beep Signal On/Off This function toggles the beep signal off and on. To turn off the beep signal, press the a

The UC-525 User’s Guide 32 Figure 3-3: Recalling the original LCD panel configuration You hear a beep and then you see the unlock screen to the rig

— Appendix A Appendix AAppendix A UC-525 Specifications Model UC-525 Display Touch LCD with EL-backlight Typical device types TV, DSS/SAT/Cable, VCR

— Appendix B 34 Appendix BAppendix B Troubleshooting If you have trouble configuring or operating the UC-525, first check that you have inserted the

— Appendix BB 35 • Make sure you have fresh batteries. With weak batteries the UC-525 may have learning prob-lems. The UC-525 does not react to but

The UC-525 User’s Guide iv Frequently Asked Questions...37 APPENDIX D...

The UC-525 User’s Guide 36 The LCD screen turns off. • The UC-525 is preset at the factory to auto-matically switch the LCD off after 20 minutes if

— Appendix BC 37 Appendix CAppendix C Frequently Asked Questions Can I control X10 devices? • See Appendix D How can I see all available icons on

The UC-525 User’s Guide 38 During battery change, does the UC-525 lose its data? • No, the non-volatile memory keeps the data during battery change

39 Appendix DAppendix D Pre-configured X10 Codes The SR-525 comes with pre-defined device codes for X10 compatible infrared transceivers for light

— Appendix BE 40 Appendix EAppendix E Application Note: Applying Sound Field (DSP) commands from SONY® Amplifiers There are general problems learnin

41 Then follow steps 1-6, and enter "ANLG DIRECT" ...; finally, repeat and enter "SF MODE". What you end up with is one button

— Introducing the UC-525 Chapter 1Chapter 1 Introducing the UC-525 Congratulations on the purchase of the UC-525, the easy to use and configure digi

The UC-525 User’s Guide 2 Unpacking the UC-525 After you have unpacked the UC-525, check the contents to make sure the following items are included.

— Introducing the UC-525 3 Identifying Components This section provides an overview of the UC-525’s features and con-trols. Please refer to the fol

The UC-525 User’s Guide 4 Figure 1Figure 1--1: Front and rear viewChapter 21: Front and rear viewChapter 2 Getting Started This chapter will guide

— Getting Started 5 Battery low icon When the battery charge is low, the battery low icon will be displayed on screen: Figure 2-2: The battery low