Using Hard Buttons | Sunwave Tech SRC-3820 specs

About the Touch Screen

Using Hard Buttons

The buttons on the SRC-3820 enable you to operate devices as well as program the SRC-3820.

Among all hard buttons, there are 12 ones as mentioned below with special functions.

•Favorite Channels Group Button

Press any QUICK CH (e.g., “NEWS”) to

enter control mode. Using and

to browse through stored channels. Press the QUICK CH (e.g., “NEWS”) again to exit control mode.

•Macro Button

Display macro keys on each device

•Device Button

Enter device control page, or enter to another target device

•Page/Date Button

Exchange Page 1 and 2 each device by pressing the button, or display date and time when pressing the button over two seconds.

•Power Button

Turn devices on and off.

•Backlight

Press the button to turn on backlight.

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Sunwave Tech SRC-3820 manual Using Hard Buttons, Favorite Channels Group Button

Contents

050805 SRC-3820Page Preface Table of Contents Iii Page Introducing the SRC-3820 Unpacking the SRC-3820 SRC-3820 Features Front View Identifying Components This chapter provides you to get using the SRC-3820 quickly Installing Batteries Battery Tips and Precautions Battery Indicator About the Touch Screen Precautions of Using the Touch ScreenTurning the LCD On Please read the following instructions carefully Favorite Channels Group Button Using Hard Buttons Navigating the Setup Menu Entering the Setup Menu Setup Menu Tree Device Menu Setting Up the SRC-3820 Creating a New Device Section will instruct you how to create a new device Re-labeling a Device Section will instruct you how to edit a device label Deleting a Device Code Menu Selecting the code manually Using Pre-code to Program Devices Selecting a code automatically Learning from another Remote Control Using Code Learning ModePage Erasing a Key Code Section will instruct you how to delete key codes Erasing a Device Codes LCD Layout Using Macros Creating a New Macro Section instructs you how to create a macro key How to set up a time delay? Deleting a Macro Section will instruct you how to delete a macro key Viewing a Macro Setting a Quick CH Setting Quick CHsMenu, tap and to browse through following options Deleting a Quick CH Relabeling a Quick CH Using Timer Creating a timer at the Sleep mode Page Creating a timer at the Date mode Creating a timer at the Week mode Section will instruct you how to delete a timer Deleting a timer Using the Transmission Feature Miscellaneous Menus Setting the Date and Time Setting the Backlight Setting the Power Time Checking the Version Number Setting the Beep Resetting the SRC-3820 back to Factory Default Appendix a Specifications USB cable Appendix B Accessories Troubleshooting Tables Appendix C Troubleshooting Code number When you enter