User manual NAD HTR1

[. . . ] SYSTEM REMOTE CONTROL OWNER'S MANUAL HTR-1 GB GB 2 NAD HTR-1 UNIVERSAL REMOTE CONTROL Introduction . . 12 GB 3 USING THE NAD HTR-1 UNIVERSAL REMOTE CONTROL WITH THE NAD T761 AV RECEIVER The NAD HTR-1 Universal Remote control packed with your NAD T761 AV receiver has been pre-configured to operate all controls. Besides operating the receiver, the HTR-1 can replace up to eight remote controls for different devices. It has a database of remote control commands built-in for a large range of different brands and devices. [. . . ] There are two ways of setting up the remote control for pre-programmed remote commands: · By using the LIBRARY SEARCH routine · By entering the MANUFACTURER ID CODE SET-UP BY LIBRARY SEARCH 1 Switch on your device manually or with your original remote control. 14) together for approximately 2 seconds until STATUS LED (No. 1) stays red. NOTE: If you accidentally skipped a code that turned your device off, you can go one code back by pressing the MUTE key (No. If there is no Power On/Off code for a particular device, the HTR-1 will transmit a "Play" command instead. 5 After your device has switched off, press the lit DEVICE Key once to stop the LIBRARY SEARCH. 6 Try the appropriate keys to see if the corresponding function for your device work (in case your device switched off completely, it may be necessary to manually power it up again). · If find you find that not all the keys appropriate for your device operate correctly, press the DEVICE Key for 1 second; the DEVICE Key will flash once. Repeat step 4 to find the set of remote commands that best operates your device. 7 If you find all the major functions work correctly with your device, press the DEVICE Key (No. 3) 3 times until the DEVICE Key and STATUS LED (No. Example You wish to set up the remote control to operate your TV: 1 Switch on your television 2 Press the POWER ON/OFF (No. 14) together for approximately 2 seconds until STATUS LED (No. 1) stays red. Repeat this process until the TV switches off or switches to Stand­by. 5 Press the lit DEVICE KEY once, and now try the other function keys on the HTR-1. Switch the TV back on (if it switched off completely, it may be necessary to this manually) and try out all the keys appropriate for your TV; such as Volume Up/Down; Channel Up/Down; Mute, etc. · If you find not all keys operate your TV correctly, press the DEVICE Key for 1 second; the DEVICE Key will flash once. Repeat step 4 until you find the set of remote commands that best operates your TV. Repeat step 6 to find the set of remote commands that best operates your device. 7 When you have found a suitable set of remote control commands, press the DEVICE Key 3 times until the DEVICE Key and STATUS LED go out. Example You wish to set up the HTR-1 to operate your Philips TV: 1 Look up the Manufacturer ID code for Philips (which is 3232). 14) together for approximately 2 seconds until STATUS LED (No. 1) stays red. 3 Using the numeric keys (No. 10); enter 3232 (Philips' Manufacturer ID code). The STATUS LED will flash once (if the code is wrong, the STATUS LED will flash twice). [. . . ] 7 To program the next function key for the same device repeat steps 5-6. 8 When you have finished programming the various commands for the selected device, press the DEVICE key. The remote commands have now been learned and stored, the HTR-1 is ready to be used with the device. NOTE If no key is pressed for over 10 seconds, the HTR-1 will switch back from learning mode to normal use mode. [. . . ]