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1.5 Identifying Components

Please refer to the following illustrations to identify the components of SRC-7000. This section provides you an overview of the SRC- 7000. For the detailed description on operation, please refer to Chapter 3.

1.5.1 Top of SRC-7000

Figure 1-3: Front view

1.Light sensor (P.54)

The Light Sensor will detect the ambient brightness to control the backlight whether turn on or not.

2.Touch screen LCD (P.12)

The LCD screen enables you to configure and control your devices by tapping the screen. In addition, you can tap the screen to power on SRC-7000.

3.Hard key (P.10)

You can operate the most frequently used functions by pressing these hard keys.

4.Transmission port (P.71)

With the port, you can connect your PC to the SRC-7000 with the SLC-2080 USB cable to upgrade the MCU firmware or edit the SRC-7000.

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Contents

User’s Manual Touch Screen Smart Remote ControlSRC-7000 041201Copyright PrefaceAbout this manual TrademarksTable of Contents Chapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000 Chapter 4 Menus Chapter 1 Introduction to the SRC-7000 1.2 Unpacking the SRC-7000 1.1 SRC-7000 FeaturesChapter 1 Introduction to the SRC-7000 1.3 Battery Installation SRC-7000 User’s Manual1.4 Turning the Touch Screen On 1.3.1 Battery PrecautionsChapter 1 Introduction to the SRC-7000 SRC-7000 User’s Manual 1.5 Identifying Components1.5.1 Top of SRC-7000 1. Light sensor P.545. Battery compartment 1.5.2 Botton of SRC-70002. Reset switch Chapter 1 Introduction to the SRC-70001.5.3 Direct Access Buttons Rubber Keys SRC-7000 User’s Manual1.5.4 LCD Touch Screen 1.5.5 Precautions When Using the Touch ScreenChapter 1 Introduction to the SRC-7000 SRC-7000 User’s Manual 1.5.6 Touch Screen KeysFigure 1-6 Touch screen buttons Introducing the frequently used LCD Layout as followed y Main Menuy Device Layout Chapter 1 Introduction to the SRC-7000y Basic Information Layout y Timer Macro LayoutSRC-7000 User’s Manual Key Layout Setup Mode y Setup Menu LayoutWhen you are under the setup status you will see the icons as follows Code Setting Setup ModeTimer Macro Setup Mode SRC-7000 User’s ManualChapter 2 Quick Start 2.1 Re-calibrating the Screen2.2 Date / Time Setting SRC-7000 User’s Manual2.3 Device Setting Chapter 2 Quick StartSRC-7000 User’s Manual 4. Finally, press the button to load the code and exit3.1 Add a Device Chapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-70003.1.1 Create a New Device SRC-7000 User’s Manual Next rowChapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000 3.1.2 Load the Codes for the Newly-added DeviceA. Pre-code SRC-7000 User’s Manual Figure 3-1 Using the Learning Eye Chapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000B. Learning SRC-7000 User’s Manual 3.2 Add a Soft Key Chapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000SRC-7000 User’s Manual 3.3 Adding Text Chapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-70003.4 Re-label a Device, Key or Text SRC-7000 User’s ManualChapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000 3. Please select the device you want to rename3.5 Re-size a Device, Key or Text SRC-7000 User’s ManualChapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000 3.6 Delete a Device, Key or TextThe way to re-size a soft key is similar to the way to add a soft key SRC-7000 User’s Manual 5. If you select a device to delete, you will see a message to confirm3.7 Pre-programmed Code Chapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000SRC-7000 User’s Manual Chapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000 3.8 LearningUsing the Learning Eye SRC-7000 User’s Manual Learning successfully Chapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000Learning fail 3.9 Learn a Cycle Key SRC-7000 User’s Manual3.10 Delete Device / Key Codes Chapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-70003.11.1 Macro 3.11 Create a MacroSRC-7000 User’s Manual a. to set up the delay between two commands from 0 ~30 seconds Chapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000b. to go back to the former command you selected The Basic Device An Example of setting a MacroSRC-7000 User’s Manual The Required Macro SequenceA. Create a Timer Macro 3.11.2 Timer MacroChapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000 SRC-7000 User’s Manual 5. Select the operation processes between any devicesIf you delete the Timer Macro, you will erase the B. Delete Your Timer MacroChapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000 Timer along with it at the same timeC. Re-label Your Timer Macro SRC-7000 User’s ManualD. View Your Timer Macro Chapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-70003.12.1 Add Favorite Channel Keys 3.12 Set Up Your Favorite ChannelsSRC-7000 User’s Manual 3.12.2 Set Your Favorite Channels as Macros Chapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-70004.1 Set Up the Remote Chapter 4 MenusContrast PowerTime Chapter 4 MenusLight Period LCD OffLight Sensitivity SRC-7000 User’s ManualMotion ResetChapter 4 Menus Add Key 4.2 Key LayoutAdd Device Add TextLearning 4.3 Code SettingPre-code MacroRe-label 4.4 Timer MacroDelete ViewDuplicate 4.5 DuplicateChapter 4 Menus SRC-7000 User’s Manual b. The batteries in both remotes with sufficient powera. The cable is properly connected at both ends 5.1 Introduce SLC-2080 USB Cable Chapter 5 Install USB Cable and Software5.1.1 Install the SLC-2080 USB Driver Chapter 5 Install USB Cable and SoftwareThe SLC-2080 USB driver is installed completely SRC-7000 User’s Manual5.2 Install Upgrade Tools Chapter 5 Install USB Cable and Software4. Choose a Start menu folder for your Upgrade Tools shortcuts then click “Next” SRC-7000 User’s ManualChapter 5 Install USB Cable and Software 5.3 Upgrade VMCU Firmware and VMCF Pre- programmed Codes SRC-7000 User’s ManualFrom Internet Chapter 5 Install USB Cable and SoftwareBackup Remote From FileSRC-7000 User’s Manual 7. You will see “OK” message after completionFeatures Appendix APower Management Interface Optional Accessories Power Consumption SpecificationsModel Battery Dimensions WxHxD Weight Keys Display LCD Resolution SRC-7000 User’s ManualSLC-2080 Optional AccessoriesAppendix B USB CableTroubleshooting Tables Appendix CYou see an “error” display