User manual ROTEL RR-969

[. . . ] The RR-969 can replace up to ten infrared remote controls, operating audio or video components from Rotel or other manufacturers. key Features · Simple programming using your existing remotes to teach the RR-969 their commands. LCD DISPLAY provides visual feedback during programming and operation, including time of day, status indicators, and customizable labels for every command button. ⷠBacklighting for ease of use in dark rooms along with optional beep whenever a button is pressed. [. . . ] Advancing the hour sequentially steps through two options: 12-hour mode with a PM indicator and 24-hour mode. Continue advancing until you have set the current time in the mode you prefer. When the hour is correct, press the + button to advance to the next step. This section of the manual explains the basic operation of the RR-969 and most of its standard features. The RR-969 is pre-programmed with the codes for Rotel surround sound processors stored under the AUDIO DEVICE storage bank. All other DEVICE storage banks are empty and will not operate until commands for those components have been programmed. Sending IR Commands Instead of putting down one remote and picking up another, you simply press a button on the RR-969 to convert it from the remote control for your CD player to the remote control for your TV set. The selected command set remains active until you press a different DEVICE button. Press a COMMAND button to send an IR command to the component you have selected. For example, press the POWER button to turn on or off a Rotel surround processor. You can customize the labels for every DEVICE and COMMAND button. Remember that the COMMAND buttons duplicate controls on many different types of audio/video components. Their function depends on the type of component selected. Make sure that you have pressed the correct DEVICE button and use the button labels and LEAF OVERLAY as guides. Press the ­ button if you need to go back to the hours setting. When the correct time is displayed, press the EDIT button to return to normal operation. If no button is pressed for 15 seconds, the unit returns to normal operation with the new time displayed. Set the correct time of day (if necessary). Press the TIME/ALARM button a second time to set the time you wish the alarm to go off. When the hour is correct, press the + button to advance to the next step. Press the ­ button to go back to the hours setting. When the correct alarm time setting is displayed, press the EDIT button again to return to normal operation. [. . . ] Macro Programming Twenty of the buttons on the RR-969 (the 10 device buttons plus the number buttons 0 - 9) can store multiple command macro sequences ­ for example, a sequence that turns on the TV set, selects channel 5, turns on the surround processor, and selects the TV input. a macro sefolquence is sent by pressing the MACRO button lowed by the button where the macro is stored. To program a macro sequence, first make sure that all of the desired commands have already been learned by the RR-969 ­ the macro feature simply records a sequence of individual RR-969 button commands. ⷠIf corrupted data is received, the CLONE REPT indicator appears advising you to repeat the transmitting procedure. [. . . ]