User manual ONE FOR ALL SV-9355

[. . . ] Your Topline 8 package contains: · Your Topline 8 remote control · Your Topline 8 manual Your User Guide & Codebook is divided into three parts: Basic Functions, Advanced Functions and Set-Up Codes. You may need this guide again in the future, so please be sure to keep it. Your Topline 8 needs four new AAA/LRO3 batteries. Your ONE FOR ALL Topline 8 is designed to let you use one remote to operate your Video and Audio equipment; any device designed to be operated by an infrared signal. [. . . ] By doing this you can configure the keypad to meet your specific home theater needs. You can define by key grouping, which component should be controlled. The steps below will guide you through programming the Home Theater key. Note: The Home Theater key should only be set up after you have all your devices working with the Topline 8. Setting Up the Home Theater Key For example, to configure the keypad like this: Example: Key Grouping: Audio (Volume) Keys Channel Keys Playback (VCR) Keys PIP Keys Menu/Surround Keys To be controlled by: Tuner Satellite VCR TV Amplifier 1 2 3 Press and release the HOME THEATER mode key. Press and hold MAGIC until the display changes from [THEATER and TIME] to [TIMED SEQ]. Press MENU- two times and the display will read [CONFIGURE]. Press ENTER and the display will change to [THEATR SEL]. Press ENTER. 4 The display will read [AUDIO] which refers to the volume and mute keys. The display will change to [AMP], or if you have redefined the Amp key, it would read [TV2], [SAT2] and so on. At this screen you will press the Device Key you want to be controlled by the volume keys in the Home Theater Mode. Following the example above, you would press TUN. Once you have made your selection, press ENTER. 5 The display will change to [CHANNEL] which refers to the number keys and CH+/-. At this screen you will press the Device Key you want to be controlled by the channels keys in the Home Theater Mode. Following the example above, you would press SAT. - If your original remote requires that you press a number key to turn on your device, you should do this in place of pressing Power during step 4. 19 Advanced Functions INSTALLING OTHER SEQUENCES You can program the Topline 8 to issue a sequence of commands at the press of a key. For example, you may want to turn on your Satellite and TV at the same time then set your TV to programme 5. Any sequence of commands you regularly use can be reduced to one key stroke for your convenience. The keys labeled Audio and Video are for installing Sequences. HOLD MAGIC MENU- x 2 ENTER MENU- x 4 ENTER AUDIO (or VIDEO) DISPLAY WILL READ: TIMED SEQ CONFIGURE THEATR SEL KEY SEQ SEL SEQKEY (select sequence key) ENTER SEQ 7. Enter the sequence of commands in the order you want them to activate. For the example mentioned above, you would press: SAT + POWER + TV+ POWER + 5 (enter the channel number exactly as you would on your original remote). While you are entering the sequence, the display will read [ESC TO END]. The display will return to the main screen. Deleting A Sequence To erase any Sequence from a key, repeat steps 1-6 above, then press ESC to save. Notes: - Once you program a Sequence on a specific key, the sequence will work regardless of the mode (TV, VCR, SAT, etc. ) you are in. - If your original remote requires that you press a number key to turn on your device, you should do this in place of pressing Power. - If you have placed an extended function on a key using "Key Magic" and then include this key in a Sequence, the extended function will be included in the Sequence NOT the original function of this key. [. . . ] Ring our Consumer Help-Line and explain which device(s) you would like added to your Topline 8. After our customer service agent records the brand name(s) and model number(s) of your device(s), he/she will ask that you hold the Topline 8 to the earpiece portion of your telephone (see diagram below). In doing this, the information needed for your device is transferred through the telephone into your Topline 8 in a matter of seconds. Please note, mobile telephones, cordless telephones and speaker telephones are not recommended. [. . . ]