User manual POLK AUDIO DR-3 LEARNING REMOTE

[. . . ] UNIFIED LEARNING REMOTE CONTROL DR-3 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Table of Contents INTRODUCTION The Polk Audio DR-3 Unified Learning Remote was designed to operate the Polk Audio Digital Solution home theater system and Polk Audio DP-1 CD/DVD player. It can also be programmed to operate most DVD and CD players, TVs, Cable and DSS tuners as well as VCRs. By following the easy steps in this manual, you can reduce or eliminate the need for having several remote controls on your coffee table. As nifty as it may be, the DR-3 unified remote cannot duplicate every function of every remote control without turning it into a nightmare of tiny buttons. [. . . ] 18. Tune+/SET-UP ­ Acts as the manual "tune up the dial" control for the radio of the Digital Solution system and calls up the Setup menu of a DVD player. 19. SCAN/DVD MENU ­ With the Digital Solution tuner this acts as the Preset Scan button. With DVD players it calls up the DVD software menu. ^ 4 ^ ^ 8 9 10 13 14 12 11 15 ^ 17 16 18 19 Polk customer service (800) 377-7655 20. TUNE-/SUB TTL ­ Use to manually tune the radio on the Digital Solution system. 21. SELECT ­ This button selects a choice on a menu such as the set up menu of a DVD player or the title menu of a DVD disc. With DSS and cable boxes it acts to call up "Favorites. " It has no function with the Digital Solution preamp/processor. 22. AUDIO ­ This button toggles through the available audio tracks on a DVD. For example, if a DVD disc has a 2 Channel audio track, a Dolby Digital 5. 1 and a French language track, each time you push this button, the next available audio track will play. When you enter in the code the DR-3 "learns" most or all of the remote functions of that equipment so you don't need to program the DR-3 button by button. There are tables on pages 14 - 15 that list the major audio/video brands and their three-digit remote codes. Look up the type and brand of equipment you wish to duplicate in the tables that appear on pages 14 - 15 in this manual. For example, if you wish to program the DR-3 to operate a Panasonic VCR, go to the VCR chart on page 15 and find the code(s) for Panasonic. It might be a good idea to jot that number down on this page so you have it handy as you move through the programming steps. Note: If there is more than one three-digit number listed for your brand, try one code number at a time until your equipment turns off after the last step in the programming process. You can also verify that you have programmed the correct three-digit number by pressing the SOURCE POWER button. If the Source/Device button light goes off, you need to back up a step and do it again. You can exit the set-up mode by pressing the CNCL (cancel) button at any time in the process. In the case of the Panasonic VCR example, you would push the VCR Source button. Point the Polk DR-3 remote control toward the equipment and enter the first listed three-digit code number of your brand of equipment. The Status light and the Source/Device button will blink once for each button pressed. The equipment will turn off when you enter the correct three-digit number. Press and hold the SAVE button for 2 seconds to store the threedigit number. The Status light and the Source/Device button light will blink twice to confirm that the code has been stored, and then turn off. [. . . ] Be really, really sure you want to do this before following the steps below. The status light will then flash green once, orange once then turn off, indicating that all of the learned commands in all of the Source/Device modes on the remote control have been erased. Restoring Factory Programming If you want to restore the DR-3 to it's original programming and operation, press the LIGHT and POWER buttons simultaneously for 10 seconds. It will confirm the reset by blinking green and then orange. 1, 2 www. polkaudio. com 11 MACRO OPERATION Programming the Macro Button The MACRO button can send out a sequence of up to 20 commands with one button press. It can be programmed for up to eight Source button macros and perform multi-step operations with just one button push. [. . . ]