User manual PHILIPS TOUCH SCREEN LCD RC SYST TS1000

[. . . ] user guide Intelligent Remote Control User Guide The information in this manual is copyright-protected. No part of this manual may be copied or reproduced in any form without prior written consent from Philips Electronics Corporation. PHILIPS ELECTRONICS CORPORATION SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR OMISSIONS OR FOR TECHNICAL OR EDITORIAL ERRORS CONTAINED IN THIS MANUAL. PHILIPS ELECTRONICS CORPORATION SHALL NOT BE HELD LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE SUPPLYING OR USE OF THIS INFORMATION. [. . . ] (Scroll the Device menu, if necessary. ) If the type of device you're adding isn't on the list, add a similar device; you can customize it later. Or, use the device called "Other"; it includes a variety of generic buttons. 5 Tap a button to tell the remote control whether to assign RC codes to the new device. For more information about RC codes, refer to "What are RC-5 and RC-6 codes?" on page 27. If you think your new device might understand RC-5 or RC-6 codes, it's a good idea to include them in the new device. If some commands are incorrect, you can always teach the correct commands. NOTE If you choose not to copy the RC codes, the control panels of the new device will not display any buttons. The buttons are hidden because no commands are assigned to them. However, the buttons are visible in Learn 40 Chapter 3--Customizing the remote control mode, and you can easily teach them the correct commands. For more information, refer to "Learning commands from other remote controls (Learn mode)" on page 30. After you tap one of the available buttons, the remote control returns to Use mode, and your new device appears on the Device menu. 6 Test the control panels for the new device. If you need to teach new commands to the remote control, refer to "Learning commands from other remote controls (Learn mode)" on page 30. Relabeling buttons and menu items (Label mode) You can label or relabel any of the following: · Buttons on control panels · Items on the Device menu · Stored macros · Macro groups on the Macro menu · The Left and Right buttons The remote control offers a complete uppercase/lowercase alphabet and numerous symbols to use in labeling buttons and menu items. You can't relabel buttons on Home panels. However, you can relabel the items on the Device menu. The changes you make to the Device menu are automatically reflected in Home. NOTE To relabel a button 1 Display the panel containing the button you want to relabel. You can relabel buttons on control panels and macro panels. You can also relabel the Left and Right buttons. You can't relabel the buttons on Home panels; their labels are determined by the commands on the Device menu. 2 Switch the remote control to Label mode: Tap the Mode button display the Mode menu. to Relabeling buttons and menu items (Label mode) 41 3 Tap the button you want to relabel. The display changes to show a miniature keyboard. Above the keyboard is the button you tapped. The button you're relabeling Virtual keyboard Cursor ( | ) shows where characters get inserted or deleted. Cancel relabeling and return to Label mode. Save changes and return to Label mode Shift keyboard to uppercase or symbols (press repeatedly) Delete a character 4 Edit the label. · To delete characters from the current label, press the Right button. · To "type" a character from the keyboard, tap near the character on the display; the keyboard zooms to make it easier to select the correct character. (Tap the Right button, labeled ZOOM, to zoom back out. ) Tap near the character you want. . . then tap exactly the character you want. 42 Chapter 3--Customizing the remote control · For capital letters, press the Left button (labeled SHIFT). Press one more time to return to lowercase. Lowercase keyboard Uppercase keyboard Symbol keyboard NOTE Each button or menu item has a limit to the number of characters that can fit on the label. If the limit is reached, the cursor ( | ) disappears and the remote control buzzes if you try to add another character. You can make the cursor reappear by pressing the Right button (labeled DEL); this deletes the last character you entered. 5 Tap Enter to save your changes and go back to Label mode. As long as you're in Label mode, you can continue to relabel other buttons. [. . . ] These template buttons are invisible in Use mode. In Learn mode they become visible so that you can teach them commands. A button with no command assignment is light gray. An active button--a button that has a command assigned to it--is dark and looks threedimensional. Active buttons (visible in Use mode) Template buttons (visible only in Learn mode) The active buttons that are shown in this chapter have RC codes assigned to them by default. [. . . ]