Philips RU660/00 manual Programming macros, Troubleshooting Guide, Solution

	Instructions for use
	T I P
English	The automatic back-lighting provides you with unparalleled
	remote control is actively being moved about the back-
	ease of use, even in the most dimly-lit of rooms. While the

lighting stays on. This consumes more power than normal and may require you to change your batteries more frequently. You can easily turn the back-lighting function off to conserve power. To do this please follow the instructions below.

To remove the back-lighting completely:

79 • Press keys 7 and 9 simultaneously - for about 3 seconds - until the green LED flashes twice.

–The back-lighting is now de-activated.

Pressing keys 7 and 9 simultaneously again - for about 3 seconds -will return the back-lighting to its preset functional setting.

	Instructions for use
￿	5 Press the subtitle button (= the key under which you
	program the macro).	English
￿	6 Press Teletext on.
1 - 9	7 Press the number of the subtitling page.
SHIFT	8 Press Shift for 3 seconds to indicate the end of a string.

You have now programmed the subtitle feature. When you select your favourite channel and press the Subtitles key, the remote control turns on Teletext and switches to the subtitle page.

N O T E

Maximum number of macros that can be programmed is 3.

Maximum number of keys in total may not exceed 15.

To remove a macro:

1 6

9 9 1

SHIFT

1 - 9

￿

1 6

9 9 1

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Programming macros

A macro is a short-cut to performing a series of functions, simply by pressing one key. You can program your own macros:

1 Press and hold the key 1 and the 6 at the same time - for about 3 seconds - until the green LED lights up.

2 Press keys 9, 9 and 1.

3 Press the key you want to program the macro under. You can now enter all the keys (up to 8) that you want the SBC RU660 to transmit. For detailed information see the subtitle example below.

4 Press the Shift key for 3 seconds to indicate the end of a string.

N O T E

-When you want to add keys for another device to the macro, do not forget to select that device with the Mode key first! -The key you select to program the macro under loses its original function.

EXAMPLE:

Subtitle function on your TV.

If you have Teletext on your TV, it is possible to watch some TV programs with subtitles. This is an additional Teletext feature. If your TV is equipped with Teletext, you can program this subtitle function in your remote:

1 Select your favourite channel.

2 Turn on Teletext and check for the subtitling page.

3 Press and hold key 1 and 6 at the same time - for about 3 seconds - until the green LED lights up.

4 Press keys 9, 9 and 1.

16 1 Press and hold key 1 and 6 at the same time - for about 3 seconds - until the green LED lights up.

9 9 1 2 Press keys 9, 9 and 1.

	3 Press the key you programmed the macro under.
SHIFT	4 Press Shift for 3 seconds to indicate the end of a string.
	The macro is now removed and the key sends it’s normal
	function again.

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

•Problem:

– Solution:

•Device is not responding and the green light does not flash when you press a button.

–Replace batteries with two new 1.5 volt, type RO3, UM4 or AAA batteries.

•Device is not responding, but the green light does flash when you press a button.

–Aim the SBC RU660 at the device and be sure that there are no obstructions between the SBC RU660 and the device.

• The SBC RU660 is not performing commands properly.

–You may be using the wrong code. Try repeating Set up using another code, listed under your brand, or start the Autosearch Set-up over again to locate the proper code.

If the device still doesn’t respond, call the help-line and we’ll put you back on track.

• The SBC RU660 drains batteries more frequently.

–While the remote control is actively being moved around the back-lighting stays on. This consumes more power than normal and may require you to change your batteries more frequently. You can easily turn the back-lighting function off to conserve power. To do this please follow the instructions in the backlighting section.

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