User manual NAD 302

[. . . ] In case your particular brand or model isn't featured in the database, the HTR-1 can also "learn" remote commands from the original remote control of the device. The table below indicates the locations and functions available; the numbers refer to the drawing in the NAD 302 manual. Refer to the T761 instruction manual for explanation of specific functions. Make sure the "AMP" mode has been selected when using the HTR-1 Universal Remote Control to operate your receiver. [. . . ] With DVD selected as device, the same keys will move the DVD Menu cursor Up or Down. When pressing a key, the selected Device key will flash to indicate a command is being transmitted. If the selected device key doesn't flash when pressing a key, it means that the key doesn't have a function for the device selected. STATUS LED (NO. 1) This LED will light up to indicate status: Use of "SHIFT" key (No. The LED will light up green for up to 5 seconds once the "SHIFT" key (No. 3) can be pressed to switch the remote control to one of the secondary devices (VCR, TV, CABLE, CUSTOM). The Device key will light up with Status LED briefly to confirm, after which both will extinguish. The LED will extinguish within 5 seconds if no other key is pressed or if "SHIFT" is pressed again. The LED will light up red to enter set-up mode (pressing "POWER ON/OFF" No. Refer to chapters "Setting up Pre-programmed Codes" and "Learning Remote Commands" for additional information. SETTING UP PRE-PROGRAMMED CODES The HTR-1 has an extensive library built-in for pre-programmed remote control commands for many different brands. 3 Using the numeric keys (No. 10); enter the 4-digit Manufacturer ID code from the code list. 10): Press 1 to set-up a TUNER & TV; Press 2 to set-up an AMP & VCR; Press 3 to set-up a CD & CABLE or Satellite receiver. Press 4 to set up a DVD orif you are programming any other devices (CUSTOM). 5 It is quite common for a brand to have various sets of remote control commands. In order to find the correct set of remote control commands for your particular model, you will need to search within the manufacturer's ID code for the correct device code: · Press the POWER ON/OFF key and hold down for 2 seconds then release for 2 seconds, repeat this process until your device switches off (or switches to Stand-by). NB: If you accidentally skipped a code that turned your device off, you can go one code back by pressing the MUTE key. 6 Press the lit DEVICE KEY once and now try out the other function keys on the HTR­1. Note this is not the manufacturer IC code, but the specific device code that operates your device; this is a 5-digit number. 14) together for approximately 2 seconds until STATUS LED (No. 1) stays red. 10) engage Code Recall Mode: Press 88881 to check the code for a Tuner. To find out the number for the first digit of the code, press 1 on the Numeric keypad (No. 10) and count the number of times the DEVICE flashes. [. . . ] 10) engage Learning Mode: Press 55551 to learn remote commands for TUNER DEVICE key. 5 Press and release the function key on the HTR-1, which you want to duplicate/learn a similar function from the original remote into; the DEVICE key flashes once. When the HTR-1 has finished copying the code, the STATUS LED will then flash once. If the STATUS LED flashes twice, an error has occurred in the learning process; repeat the learning process from step 5 onwards. [. . . ]