User manual THOMSON ROC 550

[. . . ] If the set you want to control switches off, press OK (2) to memorise the subcode. Should the set not switch off, press key B (17) repeatedly, until the set switches off. Between two key presses, leave enough time for the key corresponding to the selected mode enough time to light up again (about 1 second). Proceeding this way will enable you to see whether the set responds or not. [. . . ] Note: When programming the AUX key or if you want to assign another type of set than those mentioned on the remote control, for example a satellite code in VCR mode, begin by entering a code that corresponds to the set you want to programme (a 3-digit code that you will find in the code booklet, see method B). Then begin the automatic search (method D). Example: if you want to control a satellite receiver with the AUX key, begin by entering a satellite code (any satellite code that you find in the code list, for example: 603 for a Thomson satellite receiver) then begin the automatic search procedure. the remote control will then test all the satellite codes for the selected make. Check of the programming: In principle, your set is ready for receiving the remote control commands. Check your remote control for proper functioning by performing the test described on page 4: Try out other remote control keys to find out the range of functions you can control. If you think that not all of the keys are active, repeat the procedure of this programming method to find out the code supporting a wider range of features. With this method, the remote control scrolls through the full code list by sending an IR signal to the set to be controlled remotely. Hold down the S (6) key until the key that corresponds to the last mode you selected blinks 3 times and then remains lit (the indicator light remains on for a few seconds to give you the time to proceed with the following steps. The indicator lamp flashes to signal that this time is almost up, and then goes off). Press the key corresponding to the type of equipment (for example TV). After a few seconds, the remote control begins to scroll through the whole code list included in the library (at a rate of roughly 1 code per second). Press the PR + key once again to slow down the test speed (1 code every 3 seconds). As soon as the set changes channels, you must press OK (2) to save the code and stop the remote control scrolling through the list. If you do not react quickly enough, you can go back to the previous code by pressing PR - (4) or REW (G) as many times as necessary (you can go forward by pressing B (17), PR + (4) or PLAY (B) if you have gone back too far). As soon as the set responds again, press OK (2) to save the code. Note: When programming the AUX key or if you want to assign another type of set than those mentioned on the remote control, for example a satellite code in VCR, mode, begin by entering a code that corresponds to the set you want to programme (a 3-digit code that you will find in the code booklet, see method B). Then begin the automatic search (method D). Example: if you want to control a satellite receiver with the AUX key, begin by entering a satellite code (any satellite code that you find in the code list, for example: 603 for a Thomson satellite receiver) then begin the automatic search procedure. Setting up the remote control for control of a COMBO means that you first programme the television and then the video recorder subset, the combination of which makes up the COMBO set. [. . . ] If the remote control previously controlled the television volume in SAT mode, it will now control the volume of the satellite receiver; if it previously controlled the volume of the satellite receiver, it will now control the television volume. The THOMSON NAVILIGHT system allows you easy access to the settings of your television (TV) or video recorder (VCR) including this feature. Press the key corresponding to the type of set you want to use (TV, VCR, SAT or AUX). In the VCR position, make sure that the AV mode is activated for the TV set (the SCART socket must be selected). [. . . ]