User manual ROTEL RR-990

[. . . ] 7 Device Buttons 7 Command Buttons 7 Multi-function Buttons 7 IR Sensor 7 Output Connector 7 Input Connector 7 DIP Switches 7 RESET Button 7 RHB-200 Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Zone LEDs 7 Power LED 7 Clone Button 7 +12V DC input 8 Clone Input 8 Zone Inputs 8 Zone IR Outputs 8 Common IR Outputs 8 Operating the Keypads . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Selecting a component 10 Operating a CD Player 10 Operating a Tuner 10 Operating a DVD Player 10 Operating an MP3 Player 10 Backlighting 11 IR Sensor 11 Configuring the keypads . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Using the DIP switches 11 Disabling Backlighting 12 Disabling IR Sensor 12 Optional Device Buttons 12 Learning commands 13 Learning invisible layer commands 14 Programming a SMART Sequence 15 Programming a SMART Sequence with Invisible Layer Commands 16 16 16 Cloning Resetting keypads Changing buttons 16 7 Introduction The RR-990 Keypad and RHB-200 Connecting Hub provide an integrated system that allows control of Rotel multi-zone systems from wall mounted keypads in remote zones. Key Features · Programmed to operate Rotel multi-zone receivers, DVD players, CD players, and AM/FM tuners. · Learning function to teach the RR-990 commands from other remotes. [. . . ] Once you have selected the component, use the 10 command buttons to operate the component you have selected as described below. NOTE: If you choose to customize the keypads, ) can be used as two more buttons ( and additional device buttons. Operating a Tuner Press the button to select the AM/FM tuner. The following commands are available: Select tuner input Tuner Preset #1 Tune Up Tune Down Preset Up Preset Down Preset Scan Turn off zone and backlighting Mute sound Increase volume Reduce Volume Operating a DVD Player Press the button to select the DVD input. The following commands are available: Select VIDEO 1 input No command No command Play Track backward Track forward Stop Turn off zone and backlighting Mute sound Increase volume Reduce volume Operating an MP3 Player Press the button to select the MP3 input. The following commands are available: Select VIDEO 2 input Shuffle play Next playlist Play/Pause Previous song Next song Play/Pause Turn off zone and backlighting Mute sound Increase volume Reduce volume Operating a CD Player Press the button to select the CD player. A SMART sequence automatically starts disc playback. The following commands are available: Select CD input and begin play Random Play Select Disc (changers only) Track Backward Track Forward Stop Play Turn off zone and backlighting Mute sound Increase volume Reduce volume 11 Backlighting As delivered from the factory, the keypads have automatic backlighting for the device buttons and the button. These switches are only accessible before the keypad is mounted in an electrical box. Therefore, customizing should be completed before mounting the keypads. The location of the DIP switches can be seen in Figure 1 at the front of this manual. Here are the default settings for all ten switches: 12 RR-990/RHB-200 NOTE: Details of the switch settings are provided with the instructions for each configuration option, but here is a summary: SW1: SW2: SW3: SW4: SW5: SW6: SW7: SW8: SW9: SW10: Used for invisible layer command programming for the CD device. Used for invisible layer command programming for the TUN device. These commands cannot be used during normal system operation from the keypad; however, they can be used as part of Smart Macro sequences. The procedure for learning these invisible layer commands is described in the next section. In this example of learning standard commands, we will change the command for the button for the device to a PAUSE command instead of the original NEXT DISC command. The button lighting flashes to confirm successful or failed learning. So, the backlighting feature must be active before starting the learning procedure (SW10 in the ON position). Also, the IR sensor must be enabled (SW9 in the ON position). Confirm the position of SW9 and SW10: To make the only additional device button, put SW6 in the ON position: To make both and additional device buttons, put both SW5 and SW6 in the ON position: For no additional device buttons, put both SW5 and SW6 in the OFF position: Learning commands The RR-990 keypad is programmed at the factory with basic commands for Rotel and other components as described in the Operating the Keypads section of the manual. These commands can be replaced when using non-Rotel components or for access to different features. New commands are learned by the keypad by using a learning procedure during initial configuration of the keypad involving aiming the handheld remote for the component at the IR sensor on the keypad. The four device buttons ( , , , ) cannot be used to learn commands. In addition, you should not learn new commands replacing the , , , and commands. [. . . ] Exit SMART mode by setting SW8 to the OFF position: Programming a SMART Sequence The four standard device buttons ( , , , ) and the two optional device buttons ( and/or ) can store a sequence of commands to be sent when the device button is pressed. For example, the device button is programmed to switch the Rotel receiver to the CD input and begin disc play. You can store a new SMART sequence for any device button using the following procedure. In this example, we will program the device button to select the DVD input, pause for 2 seconds, and begin disc play. 16 RR-990/RHB-200 Invisible Layer Commands Programming a SMART Sequence with To include invisible layer commands in a SMART sequence, substitute the following steps for Step 4 in the preceding instructions: · Put SW1, SW2, SW3, or SW4 in the ON position to select the invisible layer where the desired command is stored: pad in ZONE 1. [. . . ]