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Glossary of Terms (continued)
MENU KEY
The LCD MENU key brings up the Main Menu. If you are already in the menu system, press and release the LCD OK or MENU keys to select a highlighted choice. Use the LCD NAVIGATION keys (UP, DOWN, LEFT, and RIGHT ARROW keys) to move through the menu selections.
NOTE: With some brands, the CH+ and CH- and VOL+ and VOL- keys on the rubber keypad navigate through the highlighted choices. Once you select a component key on the LCD touchscreen (TV, VCR, DVD, etc.), you put the remote in that mode, and it remains in that mode until you press and release another mode key. When you put the remote in a specific mode, the control screen for that mode is shown on the touchscreen. For example, if you put the remote in TV Mode, the screen you see on the touchscreen is the TV Mode control screen. (Note: The VCR key and the VCR Mode are used for PVR/DVR operations.)
MUTE KEY
The MUTE key on the rubber keypad mutes the volume on your component with volume control.
NAVIGATION KEYS & SELECT KEY
Use the LCD NAVIGATION keys (UP, DOWN, LEFT and RIGHT ARROW keys) to move the through
NOTE: With some manufactured models, the LCD MENU or ENTER key is used to select the highlighted choices.
PIP & SWAP KEYS
The LCD
PUNCH-THROUGH
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REVERSE, STOP, PLAY, PAUSE, FORWARD KEYS
These rubber keys operate the same as your existing remotes.
SETUP KEY
The SETUP key on the rubber keypad is used to walk you through the steps in setting up the remote. Setup is used for Code List Entry, Code Search, Code Identification and other functions. During a Setup function, if no button is pressed for 60 seconds, the remote automatically exits from the Setup routine.
SLEEP KEY
The LCD SLEEP key allows you to turn your TV off automatically, if your TV is equipped with this feature.
SMARTMACROSM
When programmed, the SmartMacro function causes a series of events to occur in sequential order. Once programmed, pressing the LCD MACRO key activates a screen that allows you to select any of your programmed Macros. An example of a Macro sequence could be “Turn on the TV; then set it to channel 3; then turn on the satellite receiver; then set it to channel 57.” You can program and store nine SmartMacros, each consisting of up to 20 commands.
TIMER
This feature allows an event to happen at a later time on the current day, such as “Turn the TV on at 7:00 PM.” The Timer Mode allows you to set up to four individual commands and must be reprogrammed after each event occurs.
TV•VCR KEY
The LCD TV•VCR key operates the same as the TV/VCR or antenna keys on your original remotes.
VOLUME AND CHANNEL KEYS
The VOLUME and CHANNEL keys
NOTE: With some brands, these keys also navigate through the highlighted choices in the menu options.
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