D p a | Madrigal Imaging Audio/Video Preamplifier specs

teaching the PAV remote control new commands

rec

power

input prev. pause

stop rew play

a b c

error / low battery

learned / sending

ready to learn

adjust

ch-

tape 1

tv/aux

vcr 1

PR O C

ch+

tuner enter

8 9

tape 2 bal/aux

5 6

cd 1 cd 2

2 3

vcr 2 l.d.

E E D p a

recall

path

on screen

mode

use / learn

cntr

rear

sub

delay

bal

master

clear / reset

–

volume

mute

input

display

std by

MADRIGAL AUDIO LABORATORIES

stop pause track

	3	6	9	/ time
				prg
	2	5	8	0
index	1	4	7

A–B rpt disc rpt track

	display	intensity

	display	mode

	d/a	polarity

After the command has been successfully learned, both the ready to learn and learned/sending LEDs will light once again, indicating that the PAV re- mote control is ready to repeat the process.

REPEAT THE PROCESS OF “TEACHING” NEW COMMANDS TO THE VARIOUS BUTTONS ON THE PAV REMOTE CONTROL UNTIL FINISHED. You may, of course, add additional commands at any time. Just be careful not to assign two commands to the same button (in the same bank), as this will cause the second command to overwrite the first one, making it unavailable for use.

PRESS “USE/LEARN” AGAIN WHEN YOU ARE DONE, IN ORDER TO RETURN TO NORMAL “USE” MODE

You may now use your PAV remote control in place of the one you just used to teach the PAV remote its “new tricks.” In the normal use mode, the PAV remote control will transmit the various commands it has been “taught” to associate with particular buttons, allowing you to put away the other re- mote.

TEST ALL YOUR NEW “LEARNED” COMMANDS TO ENSURE THAT THEY WERE “LEARNED” CORRECTLY

As with all learning remote controls, it is sometimes possible for the PAV remote control to learn either partial or multiple command bursts from the original remote control. If you experience unexpected behavior when using the PAV remote in lieu of the original, simply re-teach the offending com- mand. You may want to try either a quick tap or a more extended press of the original remote control’s button in order to get it to send a complete (but not redundant) control signal for the PAV remote control to learn. Try to avoid brightly lit areas, or areas lit by strong flourescent lights, when teaching any learning remote control new commands. If it is impractical to dim the lights a bit, provide some shade between the remotes by holding this owner’s manual (or something similar) over the remote controls while teaching new commands.