Marantz RC5200, RC9200 manual Index

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Index

User Guide

A

GO 43

Add Mode 16

 

Switch Modes, 16

 

Anchored Macros 21

H

 

Help Lists

 

Programming 22

B

Home Buttons, 9

Backlight button, 2

Home Theater Operation 20

Button Light Timeout 14

Home, 7

 

macros from a home

 

button 26

C

 

Calibrate 14

 

Cloning 18

 

Contrast Dial, 2

J

Control Panel Buttons, 3

Jump Capabilities 23

Control Panel, 7

Jump To A Device Group, 8

customizing, 18

Without Changing Inputs,

 

9

 

Jump to a Macro Group, 8

D

 

Delays 24

 

Delete Mode, 16

L

Switch Modes, 16

Label Mode 16

Device menu bar, 3

Switch Modes, 16

Devices, 7

LCD Timeout 14

Direct Access buttons, 2

Learn Mode 15

Discrete Codes 20

Switch Modes, 16

 

Learning, 18

 

Left menu bar, 8

E

 

Edit Mode 15

 

Switch Modes, 16

M

 

Macro Menu Bar, 3

 

Macro Tips 21

 

Macro/Panel Jump

F

Capabilities 23

Free Memory, 13

macro-friendly 20

 

Macros,

 

capabilities 23

G

Delay 24

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Contents Page Page Table of Contents Marantz RC9200/5200 IntroductionBattery Installing the Battery Pack Charging the Remote Control Modes Using the BacklightGetting Started Turning on the DisplayThree Divisions of Control Panel Types Navigating Control PanelsUsing Menus to Jump to a Panel Group Jump to a Device Panel Group Without Changing Inputs Using the Back & Ahead Hard Buttons Using the Scroll Arrows To Scroll to PanelsUsing Tab Buttons to Jump to Panels Operating a Device Check Battery Life The Info Panels Setup PanelsTo exit Info panel display, Tap the Info button again First setup panel Working with Modes Mode MenuTo switch to another mode Managing Memory Customizing Your RC9200/5200Cloning All Your Existing Remotes IntroductionShould you need to delete a command, use the DEL mode. Be Complex Operation? Macros or Help Tip Programming Help Lists Macro/Panel Jump Capabilities Device Panel Buttons Can’t Perform Jumps/MacrosMacros Perform Jumps to Any Device Panel Macros Send Commands To Your System Macros Can Delay Between StepsProgramming Macros & Panel Jumps Customizing Your RC9200/5200 Use the Scroll arrows to navigate the tab style navigational Macros From Your Home Buttons Programming Buttons ReferenceNavigate to the Device panel buttons you want to program Programming Touch Screen ButtonsProgramming The Home Buttons to Switch Sources Programming Hard Buttons Globally And/Or Locally Per Device Labeling Buttons, Frames and Menu Items Programming a Hard Button GloballyProgramming a Hard Button Locally Labeling a Button or a Text Frame Labeling a Home Button, a Device or a Macro Group Working with Device and Macro Groups Create New DeviceDevice Type Divider If you try to Create New Device and you cannot use a scroll Reference Creating a New Device Step by Step Creating a New Device From a Marantz TemplateMoving Groups and Re-Ordering The Home Buttons Restore Deleted DeviceCopy Existing Device Adding Macro GroupsDeleting and Restoring DeletingDeleting a button or button action Deleting a device or macro menu item RestoringRestoring Device or Macro menu items Reteaching Control panel buttonsEdit Window Notation Recording MacrosRecording a Macro Step By Step Recording a Device Action Source Switching or Input Editing macrosJumping to a device control panel Organizing macros into groups Using the Remote Control with Radio Frequency Changing the Remote Control’s RF IR Settings Choosing Another Channel RC Edit Touch Screen Setup Program System requirements Internet FunTroubleshooting General ProblemsProgramming Problems TV goes blank or the input source changes RC9200/5200 won’t edit, label or delete commandsRC9200/5200 won’t switch modes Configuration file is corruptedBatteries won’t recharge Recharging ProblemsRemote Control error messages Indicator light flashesFrequently Asked Questions How do I calibrate the touchscreen? Overview of Symbols Video outputSpecifications Specifications Restoring The Default Marantz File Via PC Revert ConfigurationWhy Use The Revert Configuration How To Use The Revert ConfigurationIndex Index Service and Support Service and SupportUpdates and New Products