User manual NAD HTR5

[. . . ] ® LCD TOUCH SCREEN PREPROGRAMMED AND LEARNING REMOTE CONTROL HTR-5 ENG ENG 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction . 18 Macro and Punch Through Programming . 19 Programming Punch Through Functions . . 44 - 57 ENG NAD is a trademark of NAD Electronics International, a division of Lenbrook Industries Limited Copyright 2002, NAD Electronics International, a division of Lenbrook Industries Limited 3 INTRODUCTION Thank you for choosing the NAD HTR-5 Home Theater Remote Control. [. . . ] TO EXIT and press the joystick down or simply press the MAIN button to exit to main menu. 18 SYSTEM AND OPERATIONS SET UP MACRO AND PUNCH THROUGH PROGRAMMING The MACRO and PUNCH THROUGH can be also programmed in this mode. Press the button you wish to program and follow procedures shown below: MACRO PROGRAMMING There are three type of macro functions you can program. They are as follows: 1 M1, M2 and M3 in the Main menu. Designed to send out up to twenty eight commands from each of the three buttons. 2 Twelve device buttons in the Main menu. Send out up to fourteen commands from each device button. You can create and design up to 60 buttons as your Favorite Button in video modes. Each favorite channel button can send out up to fourteen commands with one button press. TO PROGRAM MACRO FUNCTIONS: Press MACRO PROGRAM button in 2. SYSTEM & OPTIONS ENG FOR M1 ­ M3 BUTTON: 1 Press one of the three macro buttons, M1 ­ M3, for which you want to store the macro. 2 Select functional buttons you wish to store in the macro button. 3 Store the commands you selected to the macro button by pressing CH (UP) button. To cancel the macro commands, press CH (DOWN). 19 SYSTEM OPERATIONS AND SET UP FOR DEVICE BUTTONS: 1 Press one of the twelve device buttons you wish to store macro functions with the cursor on DEVICE BUTTON. 2 Move the cursor to COMMON BUTTON and select again either the same or another device button whose functional buttons you wish to store in the device macro button you first selected. You can store up to 14 commands in the device macro buttons. 3 Store the commands you selected to the macro button by pressing CH (UP) button. To cancel the macro commands press CH (DOWN). FOR FAVORITE CHANNEL BUTTON: 1 Press the device you wish to program favorite channels with cursor on COMMON BUTTON. 2 Press one of the favorite channel buttons and enter the channel number you wish to store in the FAVORITE channel button. 3 Store the commands you selected in the Favorite channel button by pressing Channel UP button. To cancel the macro commands, press CH (DOWN). Once you complete the macro programming and wish to exit, press both the MAIN and PAGE buttons simultaneously. [. . . ] ACTION ALPHA NEXT VIEW ALT AUDIO REC FETCH SAT Functions Power On Power Off Sleep Surround Mode THX Tone Channel Select Late Night Surround Test MultiSource Volume Down MultiSource Volume Up Multi Source Page 1 Button Name FAV1 FAV2 FAV3 FAV4 FAV5 FAV6 FAV7 FAV8 Page 3 Page 4 SAT Functions Page 2 Button Name FAV9 FAV10 FAV11 FAV12 FAV13 FAV14 FAV15 FAV16 SAT Functions 3 SET-UP FUNCTION TABLE - TV Button Name Device Name POWER CH UP CH DOWN VOL UP VOL DOWN MUTE PRE. CH TV Functions Standby Channel Up Channel Down Volume Up Volume Down Mute Review Button Name PLAY STOP REW F. F. CURSOR ENTER CURSOR UP CURSOR DOWN CURSOR LEFT CURSOR RIGHT TV Functions Cursor Up Cursor Down Button Name 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 100 ENTER TV Functions Digit 1 Digit 2 Digit 3 Digit 4 Digit 5 Digit 6 Digit 7 Digit 8 Digit 9 Digit 0 100 Button Name MENU DISPLAY EXIT TV/VCR TV/CATV INPUT SLEEP CC CH. SCAN AUDIO PICTURE RESET-STD Page 1 Page 2 TV Functions Recall TV/CATV Video Timer/Clock Audio Picture Reset Button Name AUTO:CH ADD DELETE PIP ON PIP OFF SWAP FREEZE POSITION MTS K1 K2 FAV1 Page 3 MTS 4 Page 4 TV Functions Button Name FAV2 FAV3 FAV4 FAV5 FAV6 FAV7 FAV8 TV Functions VCR - SET-UP FUNCTION TABLE Button Name Device Name POWER CH UP CH DOWN VOL UP VOL DOWN MUTE PRE. CH VCR1, 2 Functions VCR (On) On/Off (Off) Channel Up Channel Down Volume Up Volume Down Mute Button Name PLAY STOP REW F. F. [. . . ]