Philips intelligent remote control manual Use mode

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For convenience, the control panels loop around—when you’re on the last panel, pressing the lower scroll button takes you back to the ﬁrst panel. Similarly, if you’re on the ﬁrst panel, the upper scroll button takes you to the last panel in the device. At the bottom of each panel is a panel number. It shows how many control panels the device has and which panel is currently displayed.

To learn about the commands for each device, refer to Chapter 8, “Command Reference.”

NOTE When you choose a device from the Device menu, the remote control takes you to the last panel you accessed for the device. However, when you select a device from Home, the remote control always takes you to the ﬁrst panel of the device. When you turn the touchscreen on after it has shut off automatically, the remote control displays the same panel it displayed before shutting off. (The exception is any mode other than Use mode; after several minutes idle, the remote control reverts to Use mode automatically.)

TIP Scroll buttons are repeating buttons; if you hold down a scroll button, the scrolling continues until you let go.

Use mode

Use mode is the mode that the remote control is in when it is operating your components. The remote control will operate devices only if it’s in Use mode.

NOTE The remote control has several modes, most of them for advanced conﬁguring and customizing. For more about modes, refer to Chapter 3, “Customizing the remote control”. To operate your components, you only have to know about Use mode.

DETERMINING IF THE REMOTE CONTROL IS IN USE MODE

The remote control is in Use mode if the entire icon (at center top of the

display) is visible. If a mode label, such as or , is covering the icon, the remote control is not in Use mode, and you won’t be able to operate any components.

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Contents User guide Intelligent Remote Control User Guide User Guide Insert batteries Touch the screen to startOperate your components Quickreference ModesContents Settings Creating MacrosTroubleshooting Specifications Command ReferenceWelcome Features Intelligent remote controlRecharging dock PC serial cableInstalling AA batteries BatteriesBattery Life Using the recharging dock Compartment Light is on while battery is charging Using the remote control Buttons and controlsDirect-access buttons Left and Right buttonsTouchscreen buttons Getting started To turn the display onThis is called tapping the screen To adjust the display To turn on the backlightHome Tap one of the buttons to choose a device Device menu Opening the Device MenuChoosing a Device Control panels Scrolling to a Different Control PanelUse mode To switch devices without affecting the source Icon turns around to show a back view of the remote control Customizing the remote control To customize the remote controlOptional Refine your configuration Refer to What are RC-5 and RC-6 CODES? Understanding modes To switch modes To show or hide the Mode menuFor help, refer to Use mode on Learning commands from other remote controls Learn mode Buttons that can learn commandsTo program a button on the display soft button Now you’re ready to use the new commands Repeat steps 4 and 5 to program other buttonsTroubleshooting To program an item on the Device menu If necessary, tap the Device tab once to extend itSee the illustration on Remote control ﬂashes the word device To program a template button For instructions, see To relabel a button onProgramming the direct-access and Left/Right buttons To program a button globallyTo program a direct-access button on a per-device basis Adding devices to your system Add mode Remote control displays a choice of buttonsTo add a device Choose how you want to add the new device Relabeling buttons and menu items Label mode To relabel a buttonTap the button you want to relabel To relabel an item on a menu Rearranging items in menus Move mode To rearrange the items in a menuFor details, refer to of To relabel a button on After a few seconds, the remote control returns to Use mode Deleting buttons and menu items Delete mode To delete a button or button actionTo delete a device, Device menu action, or macro group Macro menu open in Delete Restoring Deleted BUTTONS, DEVICES, and Macro Groups Creating Macros Editing Macros Recording macros To record a macroWill belong to.Room for new macros on this panel Tap an empty button to start a new macro When you’re done, tap the Macro tab Troubleshooting Macros To view the commands in a macro To view the commands in a macro while in Use modeContents of the macro appear on the display Editing macrosEdit the macro Organizing macros into groups To add a macro groupDisplay any macro panel or individual macro Deleting Macros and Macro Groups Using macros To execute a macroTo stop a macro Settings To adjust settingsAdjust the settings as described in the following tables DurationTouchscreen Beep of the directButtons Need to use the Revert buttonTo exit Setup Troubleshooting Problems using the remote controlButtons AREN’T Sending the Right Commands Remote Control WON’T LEARN/LABEL/DELETE Commands Problems using the recharging dock Remote Control Error MessagesCommon questions Additional procedures To reset the remote controlTo revert to the original configuration Remote control asks you to conﬁrm your choiceTap Cancel to exit without reverting To calibrate the touchscreenSpeciﬁcations for the intelligent remote control High-resolution 320 ⋅ 240 liquid crystal display withSeven programmable direct-access buttons Backlighting for LCD and direct-access buttonsAutomatic on/off no power switch NiMH 4.8V rechargeable battery pack110/220V-to-12V power adapter 138 mm ⋅ 92 mm ⋅ 38 mmCommand Reference Cancel picture Switch screen a to BInstall Open / Close Video outputButton Command Conﬁrm entry What is ProntoEdit How to receive ProntoEditSerial Cable ProntoEdit System RequirementsService and support 8622 405