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Sunwave Tech manual Pre-programmed Code, How to Set Up Your SRC-7000

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3.7 Pre-programmed Code

Chapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000

3.7 Pre-programmed Code

SRC-7000 is equipped with a large pre-programmed code database. With this function, you are able to load the code for your device. It also enables you to control your device even if you lose your original remote.

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

2.Choose the “Pre-code” 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.

3.Select the required device to load the remote codes.

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4. Choose the first letter of targeted device brand (ex. “S” on behalf of Sony, Samsung…etc), and point the SRC-7000 at the targeted device. After selecting “Brand” item, please turn on your target device.

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Sunwave Tech manual Pre-programmed Code, How to Set Up Your SRC-7000

Contents

SRC-7000 Touch Screen Smart Remote ControlUser’s Manual 041201About this manual PrefaceCopyright 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 SRC-7000 User’s Manual 1.3 Battery Installation1.4 Turning the Touch Screen On 1.3.1 Battery PrecautionsChapter 1 Introduction to the SRC-7000 1.5.1 Top of SRC-7000 1.5 Identifying ComponentsSRC-7000 User’s Manual 1. Light sensor P.542. Reset switch 1.5.2 Botton of SRC-70005. Battery compartment Chapter 1 Introduction to the SRC-7000SRC-7000 User’s Manual 1.5.3 Direct Access Buttons Rubber Keys1.5.4 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 y Device Layout y Main MenuIntroducing the frequently used LCD Layout as followed Chapter 1 Introduction to the SRC-7000y Basic Information Layout y Timer Macro LayoutSRC-7000 User’s Manual When you are under the setup status you will see the icons as follows y Setup Menu LayoutKey Layout Setup Mode Code Setting Setup ModeSRC-7000 User’s Manual Timer Macro Setup Mode2.1 Re-calibrating the Screen Chapter 2 Quick StartSRC-7000 User’s Manual 2.2 Date / Time SettingChapter 2 Quick Start 2.3 Device Setting4. Finally, press the button to load the code and exit SRC-7000 User’s Manual3.1 Add a Device Chapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-70003.1.1 Create a New Device Next row SRC-7000 User’s ManualChapter 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 Chapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000 3.2 Add a Soft KeySRC-7000 User’s Manual Chapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000 3.3 Adding TextSRC-7000 User’s Manual 3.4 Re-label a Device, Key or Text3. Please select the device you want to rename Chapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000SRC-7000 User’s Manual 3.5 Re-size a Device, Key or TextChapter 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 5. If you select a device to delete, you will see a message to confirm SRC-7000 User’s ManualChapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000 3.7 Pre-programmed CodeSRC-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 SRC-7000 User’s Manual 3.9 Learn a Cycle KeyChapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000 3.10 Delete Device / Key Codes3.11.1 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 SRC-7000 User’s Manual An Example of setting a MacroThe Basic Device The Required Macro SequenceA. Create a Timer Macro 3.11.2 Timer MacroChapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000 5. Select the operation processes between any devices SRC-7000 User’s ManualChapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000 B. Delete Your Timer MacroIf you delete the Timer Macro, you will erase the Timer along with it at the same timeSRC-7000 User’s Manual C. Re-label Your Timer MacroChapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000 D. View Your Timer Macro3.12.1 Add Favorite Channel Keys 3.12 Set Up Your Favorite ChannelsSRC-7000 User’s Manual Chapter 3 How to Set Up Your SRC-7000 3.12.2 Set Your Favorite Channels as MacrosChapter 4 Menus 4.1 Set Up the RemoteTime PowerContrast Chapter 4 MenusLight Sensitivity LCD OffLight Period SRC-7000 User’s ManualMotion ResetChapter 4 Menus Add Device 4.2 Key LayoutAdd Key Add TextPre-code 4.3 Code SettingLearning MacroDelete 4.4 Timer MacroRe-label 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 5.1.1 Install the SLC-2080 USB Driver Chapter 5 Install USB Cable and Software5.1 Introduce SLC-2080 USB Cable Chapter 5 Install USB Cable and SoftwareSRC-7000 User’s Manual The SLC-2080 USB driver is installed completelyChapter 5 Install USB Cable and Software 5.2 Install Upgrade ToolsSRC-7000 User’s Manual 4. Choose a Start menu folder for your Upgrade Tools shortcuts then click “Next”Chapter 5 Install USB Cable and Software SRC-7000 User’s Manual 5.3 Upgrade VMCU Firmware and VMCF Pre- programmed CodesBackup Remote Chapter 5 Install USB Cable and SoftwareFrom Internet From File7. You will see “OK” message after completion SRC-7000 User’s ManualAppendix A FeaturesModel Battery Dimensions WxHxD Weight Keys Display LCD Resolution SpecificationsPower Management Interface Optional Accessories Power Consumption SRC-7000 User’s ManualAppendix B Optional AccessoriesSLC-2080 USB CableAppendix C Troubleshooting TablesYou see an “error” display