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Sunwave Tech manual Re-label a Device, Key or Text, SRC-7000 User’s Manual

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6.You will be able to see the new-added text on the LCD layout.

7.If you intend to add another text, please repeat step 3~6.

a.The length of text you can add to the description will

depend on the points you choose.

b.You can add text to not only just a specific device but a soft key also. To add a description to a soft key, you simply need to choose the specific device in advance and follow the former steps.

3.4Re-label a Device, Key or Text

With this function, you are able to rename a device, soft key or text.

1.Press the button for 2 seconds to enter Setup Menu. And then enter “Key Layout” menu.

2.Choose the “ Re-label” item and then you will enter the submenu. On tapping the soft key, you will see the indication for the function. After reading the tips, please press the button to go to next step.

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Contents

Touch Screen Smart Remote Control SRC-7000User’s Manual 041201Preface About this manualCopyright TrademarksTable of Contents Chapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000 Chapter 4 Menus Chapter 1 Introduction to the SRC-7000 Chapter 1 Introduction to the SRC-7000 1.1 SRC-7000 Features1.2 Unpacking the SRC-7000 1.3 Battery Installation SRC-7000 User’s ManualChapter 1 Introduction to the SRC-7000 1.3.1 Battery Precautions1.4 Turning the Touch Screen On 1.5 Identifying Components 1.5.1 Top of SRC-7000SRC-7000 User’s Manual 1. Light sensor P.541.5.2 Botton of SRC-7000 2. Reset switch5. Battery compartment Chapter 1 Introduction to the SRC-70001.5.3 Direct Access Buttons Rubber Keys SRC-7000 User’s ManualChapter 1 Introduction to the SRC-7000 1.5.5 Precautions When Using the Touch Screen1.5.4 LCD Touch Screen Figure 1-6 Touch screen buttons 1.5.6 Touch Screen KeysSRC-7000 User’s Manual y Main Menu y Device LayoutIntroducing the frequently used LCD Layout as followed Chapter 1 Introduction to the SRC-7000SRC-7000 User’s Manual y Timer Macro Layouty Basic Information Layout y Setup Menu Layout When you are under the setup status you will see the icons as followsKey Layout Setup Mode 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 exit3.1.1 Create a New Device Chapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-70003.1 Add a Device SRC-7000 User’s Manual Next rowA. Pre-code 3.1.2 Load the Codes for the Newly-added DeviceChapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000 SRC-7000 User’s Manual B. Learning Chapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000Figure 3-1 Using the Learning Eye 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 ManualThe way to re-size a soft key is similar to the way to add a soft key 3.6 Delete a Device, Key or TextChapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000 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 Using the Learning Eye 3.8 LearningChapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000 SRC-7000 User’s Manual Learning fail Chapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000Learning successfully 3.9 Learn a Cycle Key SRC-7000 User’s Manual3.10 Delete Device / Key Codes Chapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000SRC-7000 User’s Manual 3.11 Create a Macro3.11.1 Macro b. to go back to the former command you selected Chapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000a. to set up the delay between two commands from 0 ~30 seconds An Example of setting a Macro SRC-7000 User’s ManualThe Basic Device The Required Macro SequenceChapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000 3.11.2 Timer MacroA. Create a Timer Macro SRC-7000 User’s Manual 5. Select the operation processes between any devicesB. Delete Your Timer Macro Chapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000If you delete the Timer Macro, you will erase the 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-7000SRC-7000 User’s Manual 3.12 Set Up Your Favorite Channels3.12.1 Add Favorite Channel Keys 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 MenusPower TimeContrast Chapter 4 MenusLCD Off Light SensitivityLight Period SRC-7000 User’s ManualChapter 4 Menus ResetMotion 4.2 Key Layout Add DeviceAdd Key Add Text4.3 Code Setting Pre-codeLearning Macro4.4 Timer Macro DeleteRe-label ViewChapter 4 Menus 4.5 DuplicateDuplicate a. The cable is properly connected at both ends b. The batteries in both remotes with sufficient powerSRC-7000 User’s Manual Chapter 5 Install USB Cable and Software 5.1.1 Install the SLC-2080 USB Driver5.1 Introduce SLC-2080 USB Cable 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 ManualChapter 5 Install USB Cable and Software Backup RemoteFrom Internet From FileSRC-7000 User’s Manual 7. You will see “OK” message after completionFeatures Appendix ASpecifications Model Battery Dimensions WxHxD Weight Keys Display LCD ResolutionPower Management Interface Optional Accessories Power Consumption SRC-7000 User’s ManualOptional Accessories Appendix BSLC-2080 USB CableTroubleshooting Tables Appendix CYou see an “error” display