Velleman VRC8 Manuale utente

VRC8 GB1

VRC8

Universal

Learning Remote Control

User Manual

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

PRODUCT LEGEND

INSTALLING BATTERIES

PROGRAMMING THE REMOTE CONTROL

- LEARN MODE

- SPECIAL MULTI-CODE LEARNING KEYS

- MACRO PROGRAMMING

OPERATION

- NORMAL OPERATION

- MACRO OPERATION

OTHER FUNCTIONS

- CLEARING STORED DATA

- KEY-TONE

- AUTOMATIC KEY BACK LIGHTING

VRC8 GB2

INTRODUCTION

Thank you for buying the VRC8 Universal Learning

Remote Control. We are convinced that this powerful &

flexible unit is able to incorporate the functions of all your

infrared remote controls.

The unit is very user-friendly thanks to its unique design.

The main function keys are located on the upper portion

and the sub-function keys are hidden by a sliding cover.

The VRC8 provides memory banks for 10 devices, each

device disposing of a max. of 47 storage keys (including

6 special multi-code keys). It also allows users to store

the codes for more than 1 original remote under the same

unit.

The VRC8 is equipped with 20 macro memories. The unit

automatically transmits a series of commands simply by

pressing two buttons : MACRO & button 0 - 9 or a device

button. Each macro memory supports a max. of 20

programmed steps. The user can insert a delay time of 1 to

99 seconds between the various steps (default 0.5 sec.).

Some devices will not respond to a code if the unit is

warming up.

Please read this user manual carefully and enjoy the

programming procedures. You will find this unit to be quite

sophisticated.

VRC8 GB3

PRODUCT CHART

A B

I J K

COVER

DOWN FOR

CD, LD, VDP,

AV, AUX2

COVER UP

FOR TV, CTV,

VCR, TUNER,

AUX1

LIGHT

BUTTON

VRC8 GB4

A : INFRARED WINDOW

B : LIGHT SENSOR

C : LED INDICATOR

D : DEVICE BUTTONS

E : STORAGE BUTTONS

F : SPECIAL MULTI-CODE BUTTON

G : MACRO BUTTON

H : LEARN BUTTON

I : CLEAR BUTTON

J : KEY-TONE BUTTON

K : RESET BUTTON

L : SLIDING COVER

INSTALLING BATTERIES

(1) Remove the battery cover.

(2) Insert 4 (AAA) batteries. Please observe the polarity.

(3) Closing the battery cover should produce an audible click.

Change batteries while the unit is OFF (red LED doesn’t light up

when pressing any button).

All previously stored data will be protected when the batteries are

being replaced and the unit is empty.

VRC8 GB5

LEARN MODE

The VRC8 disposes of memory banks for 10 devices. Each device

can hold a max. of 41 single data (code) keys and 6 special multi-

code keys. It also allows users to store the codes for multiple original

remotes by using only 1 device.

Place an original remote

’lens-to-lens’ with the VRC8

infrared sensor window at a

distance of about 5-8cm (2-3

inches).

1. Press the LEARN button to

initiate the learn mode and

the red LED will blink.

2. Press a device button (e.g.

TV) to select the memory

bank of that particular device.

3. Press the desired storage

button (e.g. button 1). The

red LED will stay on. (If no

data are received within 30

seconds, the LED will

indicate "error" & the unit will

go back to learn mode).

4. Press and hold the

corresponding button from

the original remote (e.g.

button 1) until the green

LED comes on.

The red LED will blink again if the

learning mode is finished. Repeat

step (3) in order to program another

storage button.

If the LED indicates ’ERROR’, (two

LEDs blinking simultaneously),

please check to see whether you

have executed the steps correctly

and whether the heads of the 2

remotes are lens-to-lens. Repeat

step (3).

5. : The device will exit the learn mode if you press the LEARN

button again or if you do not press any other button within 15

seconds.

VRC8 GB6

SPECIAL MULTI-CODE LEARNING KEYS

The POWER button & buttons S1 to S5 are multi-code keys.

Each can store 5 different codes in sequential fashion.

Some remotes have 2 separate

POWER buttons, (e.g. POWER

ON and POWER OFF). We can

store these two codes under a

single key as a toggle function.

LEARNING STEPS :

(1) Follow the previous learning steps.

(2) When the learning sequence is completed, press the same

special key again and program the second function to be

memorised (max. 5).

REMARK : If more than one memorised button in a multi-code

sequence needs to be changed, the user will have to program all

5 codes again.

MACRO SETTING

The VRC8 has 20 macro memories and automatically transmits

a series of commands when two buttons are pressed : either

MACRO & button 0 - 9 or a device button. Each macro memory

supports a max. of 20 programmed steps. The user can insert a

delay time of 1 to 99 seconds in between steps (default : 0.5

seconds). Some devices will not respond to certain commands

when warming up.

Here is an example of how to program a macro.

(1) Turn on the TV.

(2) Select the video input at the back of your TV.

(3) Switch on the LD.

(4) Open the device drawer of the LD… etc.

(5) Switch on the AV processor's amplifier (delay 5 seconds)

(6) Select the AV's input or output source.

Press the LEARN and then the MACRO button to engage the

MACRO LEARNING MODE. The red LED will blink & you

should input 0 - 9 or press a device button.

VRC8 GB7

STEP 1 : PRESS TV BUTTON

STEP 2 : PRESS POWER BUTTON

STEP 3 : PRESS TV/VIDEO BUTTON

STEP 4 : PRESS LD BUTTON

STEP 5 : PRESS POWER BUTTON

STEP 6 : PRESS OPEN BUTTON

STEP 7 : PRESS AV BUTTON

STEP 8 : PRESS POWER BUTTON & HOLD

(holding time = delay time)

STEP 9 : PRESS AUDIO MODE BUTTON

Press the learn button or wait 15 seconds until the remote goes

back to normal. The red LED no longer blinks.

PROGRAMMING MACRO WITH A MULTI-CODE KEY

It is possible to use a special multi-code key to program a macro

(e.g. select the fourth function of button S1). Press the ’S’-button

4 times in rapid succession and then perform the next step.

OPERATING THE REMOTE CONTROL

NORMAL OPERATION

(1) Select a device button

(2) Press the desired storage button, the red LED will flash

once. The LED will not flash if no data have been stored yet.

OPERATION OF THE SPECIAL MULTI-CODE KEY

(1) Select a device button

(2) Press the special multi-code button once to transmit the

1st memory function.

(3) Press again to transmit the 2nd.

(4) Repeated pressing will scroll through and transmit the

following memorised functions (max. 5)

MACRO OPERATION

(1) Press the MACRO button. You then have 2 seconds to enter

the desired macro number (0 - 9) or press the device button

in question.

IMPORTANT : When MACRO is pressed, the user should place

the unit in the proper location, i.e. with the infrared window facing

the selected A/V systems.

VRC8 GB8

CLEARING STORED DATA

Upon pressing the CLEAR button, two LEDs will flash in turn.

There are 3 ways of clearing stored data.

(a) clearing a device bank - press a device button to clear all

data for a device

(b) clearing a storage key - press a storage button to clear its

memory

- 9 or a device button to clear a macro memory

The unit will automatically exit the CLEARING MODE if no button

is pressed within 15 seconds

KEY-TONE

Pressing the KEY-TONE button switches between the

enable/disable key-tone function.

KEY PAD BACK LIGHTING

The VRC8 is equipped with an automatic light sensing function.

When it is (getting) dark, the back light will come on for 6

seconds whenever the pad is used.

BATTERY-LOW INDICATION

If the battery is low, the unit will still operate but the KEY BACK

LIGHTING function will be disabled in order to save power. We

recommend a change of batteries at this time. As the batteries

fail, the remote will lock all functions until new batteries are

installed.

RESET THE VRC8

Press the RESET button to reset the unit. The RESET button,

however, does not erase previously stored data.

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