Creating and Using Macros | Sunwave Tech SRC-3310/9320 specs

Chapter 5 - Creating and Using Macros

Introduction to Macros

A macro is simply a series of commands. The MACRO feature enables you to initiate a sequence of up to 60 commands with a single button. You can create a macro on any control button and also insert time delays into the sequence. Remember, however, assigning a macro eliminates the button's original function.

You cannot assign a macro to any of the 8 Device keys, the Page/Date key, the Backlight/ Sleep key, the three functions keys (SETUP, DELETE, MACRO), or the five Channel Classification keys.

Creating a Macro Sequence

The following example will help you to better understand the creating a macro sequence. It is provided to teach you how to record a macro but by no means is it the only macro sequence you can create. You can create macros using any sequence of commands you desire.

The following macro will:

1.Turn the TV on.

2.Switch the TV to video mode.

3.Turn the DVD on.

4.Create a two-second delay.

5.Instruct the DVD to play a disc.

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Sunwave Tech SRC-3310/9320 manual Creating and Using Macros, Introduction to Macros, Creating a Macro Sequence

Contents

031021 SRC-9310/9320 Preface Table of Contents Controlling Devices Introducing the SRC-93 Series Alkaline Battery SRC-93 Series Features Following list identifies the SRC-93’s key featuresUnpacking the SRC-93 Series Front and Rear Views Identifying Components Getting Started Features OverviewPage Installing Batteries Installing Batteries Battery Tips and Precautions Battery Low Indicator Touch Screen Touch Screen PrecautionsTurning the Touch Screen On Please read the following instructions carefully Touch Screen Buttons Rubber Buttons Confirm Menu Entry by Pressing Numbers Menus Menu Description Setup Menu Macro Menu Delete Menu Press and hold the Setup button on Touch Screen Setting Up the SRC-93 Series to Control a DeviceChoosing a Device Creating a New Device Re-Labeling Devices Modifying an Existing DevicePress the OK button to confirm Changing Touch Screen Layout Programming Infrared Codes Touch the button that you wish to changePress OK to confirm your changes Using Manufacturer Codes To use manual entry There are two ways to program the manufacture codes To use automatic search Power button or Auto button to stop the automatic search Before Using the Learning Function Using the Learning Function Learning from Another Remote Control Rubber Keys Press and hold the Setup button on the Touch Screen SoftKey Collecting Unrecognized Infrared Codes All unrecognized codes should be sent to this addressTo collect unrecognized codes Deleting a Device Deleting a Specific KeyPress and hold the Delete button on the Touch Screen Select the key you want to erase Select the device you wish to delete To delete a device from the SRC-93 Series follow these steps Controlling Devices Selecting Device to ControlChanging Touch Screen Controlling the Device Using the AUX Key Creating and Using Macros Introduction to MacrosCreating a Macro Sequence Set up the macro using the following steps Press OK to save the Macro Deleting a Macro Using Macros Other Features Using TimersSRC-93 Series has the following additional features Press and hold the Macro button on the Touch Screen Setting Up a New Timer Using Quick Channel Lists When finished press the Exit key to leave the Macro MenuUse the arrow keys to select the time Setting up Quick Channel Lists Press Exit when finished and leave the Delete menu Deleting Channels from a Quick Channel ListPress and hold the Delete button on Touch Screen Using Quick Channel Lists Transmitting System Setup To use sleep mode Using Sleep Mode Displaying Version Number Press OK when finished Now set the hour, and minutesDate and Clock Enter the year, month, and date first Use the arrow keys to set the power down time Power Down Time PeriodBacklight On Time Period Use the arrow keys to set the backlight period Press OK to reset the SRC-93 Resetting to Factory DefaultsBeep Toggling Use the OK button to toggle the beep from on to OFF Model SRC-9310 SRC-9320 Appendix a Specifications Appendix B Accessories SLC-2080USB cable Problem Solution Appendix C Troubleshooting Problem Solution IR Learning