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Philips intelligent remote control Using the remote control , to control your equipment

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Chapter 2—Using the remote control

Using the remote control

to control your equipment

NOTE

The remote control is preprogrammed to work with popular

components made by Philips, Marantz, and certain other companies. If the

remote control doesn’t operate your components, you will need to teach it; for

instructions, see “Learning commands from other remote controls (Learn

mode)” on page 30. However, if a dealer or installer has programmed the remote

control for you, it should operate all your components.

Home

When you ﬁrst tap the touchscreen, Home is diplayed. Here you’ll ﬁnd a

button for each of the devices that the remote control is set up to operate.

Tap one of the buttons to choose a device.

NOTE

If your components are connected to a preampliﬁer, receiver, or similar

device, choosing a device from Home may automatically switch the input source

to the chosen device. You can control this behavior; for more information, see

“To program an item on the Device menu” on page 34.

GOING BACK HOME

The purpose of Home is to make navigating easy. The device buttons in Home

are set up for you automatically when you add devices to your system or remove

them. You can go back home at any time by pressing the Home button .

Tap a device ... ... the remote control displays

a control panel for the device.

Home

Contents

Main Page Page Insert batteries Touch the screen to start Operate your components quickstart Modes quickreference control Contents Page Page Welcome Features The intelligent remote control PC serial cable Recharging dock Batteries Page Using the recharging dock Page CHAPTER 2 2 This chapter shows you how to use the remote control to operate your equipment. Using the remote control Buttons and controls Direct-access buttons Touchscreen buttons Left and Right buttons Getting started To turn the display on To adjust the display To turn on the backlight Using the remote control to control your equipment Home Device menu Page Control panels Use mode To switch devices without affecting the source Page CHAPTER 3 Customizing the remote control To customize the remote control Page Page Understanding modes To switch modes To show or hide the Mode menu Learning commands from other remote controls (Learn mode) To program a button on the display (soft button) Page Page To program an item on the Device menu Page To program a template button Programming the direct-access and Left/Right buttons To program a button globally To program a direct-access button on a per-device basis Adding devices to your system (Add mode) To add a device Page Relabeling buttons and menu items (Label mode) To relabel a button Page To relabel an item on a menu Rearranging items in menus (Move mode) To rearrange the items in a menu Page Deleting buttons and menu items (Delete mode) To delete a button or button action To delete a device, Device menu action, or macro group Page Page CHAPTER 4 Creating Macros Page Recording macros To record a macro Page Page Page Page To view the commands in a macro To edit a previously recorded macro Editing macros Page Organizing macros into groups To add a macro group Page Using macros To execute a macro To stop a macro CHAPTER 5 Settings To adjust settings Page Page Page CHAPTER 6 Troubleshooting Problems using the remote control Page Page Problems using the recharging dock Common questions Additional procedures To reset the remote control To revert to the original configuration To calibrate the touchscreen Specications Page CHAPTER 8 Command Reference Page Page Page What is ProntoEdit Serial Cable ProntoEdit System Requirements How to receive ProntoEdit ProntoEdit Service and support