Home Theater Direct Universal Touch Screen Remote Control 4 How to Set Up Your HTMR (Learning Commands), 4.1 Advance Learning – Teaching a Dual Signal, Learn, Warning:, How to Set Up Your HTMR (Learning Commands)

–	Each time you press the “	”, the HTMR will skip to
–	Each time you press the “	”, the HTMR will skip to
	the next code and send out a POWER signal trying to
	turn off your device.
	If you failed to stop pressing “		” in time when your


	device has been turned off, turn on your device again
	immediately. Before the indicator goes out, press “			”
	on the HTMR to skip backward. Repeat the step 7 above
	and lock in code.

–	If the indicator flashes 6 times after your pressing of “			”
–	If the indicator flashes 6 times after your pressing of “			”
	key, you are already at the last code of the library. Press

the device mode key (e.g. TV ) to resume the HTMR and repeat carefully the above procedures to search again.

4 How to Set Up Your HTMR (Learning Commands)

Your HTMR is factory preprogrammed to operate your TVs, VCRs, SATs, CTVs & DVDs. Due to the limited number of key, some minor function may not be included. You may teach your remote with the original A/V remote to operate any excluded function by your choice.

Besides the preprogrammed devices, you may also teach your HTMR to operate other infra-red controlled equipment and appliances, such as HiFi, etc.Your HTMR can learn and reproduce up to 120 commands from other remote controls. All 6 device modes (TV, VCR, DVD, SAT, CTV, AUX) can be taught to operate additional commands:–

1. Press a desired device mode key (e.g.	TV	, “	” icon will
flash).

2.Hold down “ CH+ ” & “ VOL– ” on the remote simultaneously for 2 seconds until the indicator lights up.

3.Enter the Magic Learn Code – 0000, the “ Learn ” icon will light up and your HTMR is ready to learn commands.

4. Aim your A/V remote control to the HTMR infra-red lens on a flat surface, with 5-8 cm apart. Make sure your A/V remote control is with fresh batteries.

5. Press and release a desired keys on the HTMR you want to hold the command. Now, the device mode key icon (e.g. ) will stop flashing.

6.Press and hold the corresponding key on your A/V remote control to transfer the command. The indicator will flash twice and the

device mode key icon (e.g. ) will flash again when the command is copied.You can release the key on the A/V remote control. If the indicator flashes 6 times, it shows error in learning process. Adjust the position of both remote controls and repeat step 5 to 6 again.

7.Repeat step 5 to 6 to transfer other signals into next function key. When you finish the whole device mode, press the same device mode key (e.g. TV ) again to store your setting.

4.1 Advance Learning – Teaching a Dual Signal

If you found a learned command work for your A/V equipment only occasionally, your original remote control may contain dual signals. Try the following steps to reprogram this command:

1. Follow step 1 to 4 of “ How to Set Up Your HTMR (Learning Commands) ”.

2.Press and release a desired keys on the HTMR you want to hold the command. The device mode key icon

(e.g. ) will stop flashing.

3.Press and hold the corresponding key on your A/V remote control to transfer the command. The indicator will flash

twice and the device mode key icon (e.g. ) will flash again. The first signal has been transferred successfully and you can release the key on the A/V remote control.

4.Press and release the same button on the HTMR again.

The device mode key icon (e.g. ) will stop flashing.

5.Press and hold the same corresponding key on your A/V remote control until the indicator will flash twice and

the device mode key icon (e.g. ) flash again. The dual signal command has been transferred successfully.

6.Repeat step 2 to 5 of this procedure to transfer other signals if there is any.

7.When finished, press the same device mode key again to store your setting.

Warning:

Entering a new preprogrammed device code will automatically erase and replace all learned commands in the chosen device mode.

Note:

– Do not attempt to learn additional commands with the Device

Mode Keys, “ Page ” Key & Key. They will not hold commands by themselves.

–Each function key will hold one command only, a new command to be learned will automatically erase and replace the previous one.

–If you have accidentally pressed an unexpected key in step 5 above, you have to wait 30 seconds until the indicator goes out and the HTMR will go back to normal operation. You may repeat the above procedures to setup the remote again.

–If the indicator flashes 6 times during the transference of the signals, this tells you the memory bank is full. Press the same device key again to resume normal operation. (You may erase the learned commands in a device mode and make room for any new signal. See “Warning” above.)