One for All URC-7560 manual Function Backlit Device Keys, Home Theater Key, Volume, Programme Keys

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TV

SAT

 

VCR

 

AUD

CD

DVD

H

_

AV

-/-- 20

AV

The Keypad

Function

Backlit Device Keys

The TV, VCR, SAT, CD, AUD and DVD keys select the home entertainment device to be controlled. For example pressing the TV key allows the remote to control the functions of your Television, after pressing VCR you can operate your Video Cassette Recorder, etc. For more detailed information, please refer to the chart on page 6. During operation of the ONE FOR ALL the device key will light up to indicate the mode you are using.

Home Theater Key

This key is used to select the Home Theater mode of the ONE FOR ALL remote control. See page 32 for more information.

Volume, Programme Keys

The Volume and Programme keys control the two most frequently used functions of your devices. They operate just as the keys on your original remote. These keys are also used to adjust colour and brightness (see page 23 for further explanation)

Directional Keys

If available on your original remote, these keys will allow you to navigate through the Menu (see page 25) and the Surround Sound mode of your device.

Mute Key

The Mute key operates the same function it did on your orginal remote control. It is also used to activate the Scan feature (see page

26). Also, if your original remote control required that you press an “OK” or “ENTER” key during Menu operation, the Mute key can be used for this function.

Number Keys

The Number keys (0-9, 10, 20) provide functions just like your original remote, such as direct access programme selection. If your original remote uses one/two digit input switching (-/--symbol), this function can be obtained by pressing the -/--key, which is the same as the 10 key. If your original remote has a 20 key this function can be found under the AV key.

The AV key operates the same function it did on your original remote control. Also, if your original remote control required that you press an “EXIT” key during Menu operation, the AV key can be used for this function. In VCR mode it obtains the TV/VCR function.

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Contents URC-7560 Retain For Future ReferenceAbout Your ONE for ALL Table of ContentsPage Quick Set-Up Quick Search Function Magic Key Installing the BatteriesPower Key KeypadDirectional Keys Volume, Programme KeysFunction Backlit Device Keys Home Theater KeyCustom Keys Remote using the Learning and Key MagicFunction Video Recorder Keys Teletext and Fastext KeysSetting Up Your Television InstallationWrite your code in the four boxes Setting Up Your Other DevicesProvided in the battery compartment Device Device KeyPress and hold down Magic until Search MethodTo blink out your Television code Press TV once AGB Set-Up CodesQuick Code Reference Set-Up Codes 4 digits TelevisionsCGE BPLBSR BTCITC GPMHCM ICENEC MTCNEI SEG RFTRTF SBRESC VCRsTVA Satellite Receivers NTC CD / Mini Disc Cable ConvertersAmp/Tuner Misc. AudioHome Automation AmplifierBskyB Sky digibox Last Key Pressed You Can Control Advanced FeaturesVolume Punch Through Controlling Colour & BrightnessMAGIC* + 992 + DVD + DVD Resetting your Device KeyChanging the Device Keys DVD + MAGIC* + SET-UP codeOriginal remote used Up, Down, Left, Right MenuYou wish to be included as a favorite Auto ScanFavorite Programme Scan Enter the next programme numberTo clear the favorite programmes you have set up Macros Next press TV, POWER, VCR, PowerPress and hold down the Magic key Shifted Macros Press the device key on the ONE for ALL remote LearningShifted Learning To delete a learned featureKey Key Group that Home TheaterGroup Will be selected, consists For each Group are Setting up the Home Theater key Extended Function Reference first entry is an example Key Magic0556 16/9 format 234 Telephone Upgradable Technology ONE for ALLProblem Solution Trouble-ShootingsHelpful Hints Australia Trouble-ShootingHelpcode 2610805URC-7560 701152 UK Printed on Recycled Paper Nothing in this Guarantee Affects Your Statutory Rights
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