User manual PHILIPS SBCRU1000

[. . . ] TSi 6400 Safety & Approbation Regulations FCC Compliancy This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rule. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in residential installations. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. [. . . ] The iCF stores several predefined devices. These devices represent your existing remote controls. Each device consists of one or more pages with buttons on them. By tapping the iPronto icon you can go back to the Home page (the Device Overview). You can access the devices from the Device tab or from the Device Overview. When you tap a device in the Device tab or in the Device Overview, you immediately jump to the first page of that device. Device tab iPronto User Guide 36 The Remote Control The pages of a device can be accessed via the Page tab. When you tap the page in the Page tab, you immediately jump to that page. Page tab When the Device list or the Page list is very long, Up and Down button appear at the top and the bottom for easy navigation through the Devices and Pages. iPronto User Guide 37 The Remote Control Learning IR Codes The iPronto RC sends out infrared (IR) signals to your devices, which will execute an action, for example "TV On" or "VCR Start Recording". For every action the iPronto sends out a specific IR signal, called an "IR code". The iPronto RC contains a huge database that contains numerous IR codes for all kinds of devices. The iPronto RC is set up by default to operate Philips and Philips compatible devices. If you have other brands, the iPronto has to "learn" the specific IR codes for your device from the existing RC that accompanies the device. This means that you press the button on the existing RC and point it to the iPronto's learning eye: The iPronto RC will learn the IR code from the existing remote control. You can learn all soft buttons and hard buttons on the iPronto. distance: 4-8 inches (10-20 cm) iPronto User Guide 38 The Remote Control Note The function of the hard buttons is always device-independent. This means that a hard button always executes the same action, no matter what device is active. Follow these steps to "learn" an IR code for a soft button or for a hard button. 1 Place the iPronto in line with the existing remote control. Make sure you point the existing remote control to the iPronto's learning eye. 2 On the iPronto, select a layout with a Remote Control application. 3 To learn a soft button, open the page on your iPronto that contains the button you want to learn. 4 Tap the Tools tab on the left side of the screen. The Tools tab opens. Tools tab iPronto User Guide 39 The Remote Control 5 Tap the Learn tool. The label Learn appears on the iPronto icon. 7 For learning a soft button, select the soft button you want to learn. -orFor learning a hard button, press the hard button you want to learn on the iPronto. 8 Press and hold the button on the existing remote control. [. . . ] If you do not have a PC, you can find more information in the manual of your Wireless Access Point. 5 Check whether your Wireless LAN Adapter is installed correctly. The Wireless LAN Adapter has a green led. If this led is not on, something is wrong with your Wireless LAN Adapter. [. . . ]