Velleman VRC8DP Manuale utente

VRC8DP GB1

VRC8DP

Universal

Learning Remote Control

User Manual

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

PRODUCT LEGEND

INSTALLING BATTERIES

SETTING UP THE REMOTE CONTROL

- REALTIME / DATE / MONTH / YEAR / WEEKDAY

SETTING

- LEARN MODE

SPECIAL MULTI-CODE LEARNING KEYS

KEY-NAME EDITING

EDITING OF STORAGE KEY NAMES

- TABLE OF CHARACTERS

- RENAMING SPECIAL MULTI-CODE KEYS

- KEY NAMES : PAGE SELECTION

- MACRO SETTING

- SETTING A MACRO WITH A MULTI-CODE KEY

- USING THE TIMER WITH BUZZER OR MACRO

- SLEEP FUNCTION

OPERATING THE REMOTE CONTROL

NORMAL OPERATION

OPERATION OF THE SPECIAL MULTI-CODE KEYS

- MACRO OPERATION

OTHER FUNCTIONS

- CLEARING STORED DATA

KEY-TONE

KEY AND LCD BACK LIGHTING

BATTERY-LOW DETECTION

- RESETTING THE VRC8DP

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INTRODUCTION

Thank you for buying the VRC8DP 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 a sliding

cover hides the sub-function keys.

The VRC8DP 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.

Pressing a device or storage key will display that key’s default

name (page 1 or 2). This feature enables the user to change the

name of the key at will, using a max. of 8 characters.

The VRC8DP is equipped with 20 macro memories. The unit

automatically transmits a series of commands by pressing only

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.

The VRC8DP is equipped with a timer and a sleep function. The

user can set the timer to activate the buzzer or a macro at a

chosen moment in order to remind him of e.g. the start of a TV

show.

The sleep function can deactivate the selected device

automatically (range 60 minutes).

Please read this user manual carefully and enjoy the

programming procedures. We think you will find this unit to be

quite sophisticated…

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A. INFRARED WINDOW

B. LIGHT SENSOR

C. DISPLAY (LCD)

D. DEVICE BUTTONS

E. STORAGE BUTTONS

F. SPECIAL MULTI-CODE BUTTONS

G. MACRO BUTTON

H. EDIT BUTTON

I. ON/OFF TIMER BUTTON

J. TIME/DATE BUTTON

K. SLEEP BUTTON

L. LEARN BUTTON

M. CLEAR BUTTON

N. KEY NAME LOCATION BUTTON / LANGUAGE BUTTON

O. TONE BUTTON

P. RESET BUTTON

Q. FLIPPING 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.

All previously stored data will be protected while the batteries are

being replaced.

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SETTING UP THE REMOTE CONTROL

REALTIME / DATE / MONTH / YEAR / WEEKDAY SETTING

(1) Press the EDIT key (key "H") and then the TIME / DATE key

(key "J") to enter the current time.

(2) Use the following procedure to set the time :

(3) Press the EDIT button to return to realtime mode. The device

will do so automatically if no key is used for 15 seconds.

Press and hold the up or

down button to choose either

the 12- or 24- hour display.

Press the up or down button

to reach the desired value.

Press the left button to

return to the previous step.

Press the right button to

proceed to the next step.

Press and hold the up

or down button to make

the numbers scroll

up/down quickly.

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LEARN MODE

The VRC8DP is equipped with 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 enables the user to store the codes for

multiple original remotes under 1 single device.

When a storage key is pressed, the display will show EMPTY if it

does not contain any data. The introduction of a new code will

erase the current code for that particular storage key.

Place an original remote "head-

to-head" with the VRC8DP’s IR

sensor window at a distance of

approx. 5–8cm (2-3 inches).

1. Press the LEARN button to

initiate the learn mode and the

LCD's "LEARN” mark will flash.

2. Press a device button (e.g. TV)

to select the memory bank of a

particular device.

3. Press the desired storage

button (e.g. button 1). The

LCD's LEARN mark will stay lit.

(The unit will return to the learn

mode if no data are received

within 30 seconds).

4. Press and hold a corresponding

button from the original remote

(e.g. button 1) until the LCD

displays “OK!”

The LCD's LEARN mark will

flash again when the sequence

has been learnt. Repeat step

(3) for the next storage key.

ORIGINAL

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If the LCD displays "ERROR" :

make sure you have executed

the procedure correctly and

then repeat step 3.

If the LCD displays "NO

DATA", this means that no data

were received from the original

remote. Verify whether the keys

of the original remote function

properly and make sure that the

two remotes are "head-to-

head". Repeat step 3.

5. Exit the learn mode : Press the

LEARN button or wait at least

15 seconds before pressing the

next key.

SPECIAL MULTI-CODE LEARNING KEYS

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

Each of these buttons 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.

The user should store the

power-off code in the 2nd

memory location of the POWER

key.

The device is ready to

learn the first code.

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LEARNING STEPS :

(1) Follow the previous learning steps.

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

multi-code key again and repeat step 3 to install the second

function to be memorised (max.5).

The device is ready to learn

the second code.

REMARK : If more than one code in a multi-code sequence

needs to be changed, the user will have to

programme all 5 codes again.

KEY NAME EDITING

The LCD will display the default name of any device or storage

key that is pressed. This feature enables the user to change the

names of these keys at will, using a max. of 8 characters. Refer

to the table of characters on page 9.

A thin cover attached to a

hinge and printed on both

sides lists the names of the

various keys it covers :

When the cover is up, it

indicates the buttons for

the following devices : TV,

CTV, VCR, TUNER, AUX1.

When the cover is down, it

indicates the buttons for

the following devices : CD,

LD, VDP, AV, AUX2

EDITING OF STORAGE KEY NAMES

(1) Press the EDIT button

to initiate the edit

mode.

(2) Press the desired

device or storage

button e.g. when

you want to

change the name of

the AUX1 key to DVD.

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After editing, the key names will automatically appear in the

centre of the display during operation.

(4) Exit edit mode : press the EDIT button or wait longer than 15

seconds before pressing the next key.

IMPORTANT :Editing the name of a key will automatically erase

the old name.

TABLE OF CHARACTERS

(3) The first digit of the key name will flash.

Press the up or down button

to locate the desired

character.

Press the left or right button

to select the various digits.

Press the button marked "

" to clear a

particular position or leave an open space.

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RENAMING SPECIAL MULTI-CODE KEYS

(1) Press the EDIT button and subsequently press the desired

special multi-code button once (e.g. S1).

(2) Use STEP 3 of "Editing of Storage Key Names" in order to

select the character or number in question.

(3) When the last character has been entered : press the same

special multi-code button again to edit the key name in

memory location n°2, etc. (max. 5 memory locations).

(4) Press the EDIT button to return to the realtime mode when

you are done.

KEY NAMES : PAGE SELECTION

Press the language button (button N) to select the name on page

1 or 2 for a particular key (the default language is ENGLISH). We

recommend that the user store his personal names for the keys

on page 2 : editing the default names on page 1 will erase them

permanently.

MACRO SETTING

The VRC8DP is equipped with 20 macro memories and

automatically transmits a series of commands by pressing just

two buttons : either MACRO & button 0 - 9 or MACRO & 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 (accuracy : 0.5 seconds). Some

devices will not respond to certain commands when warming up.

Here is an example of how to programme 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 LCD will display "MACRO ?"

and the user should enter 0-9 or press a device button.

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