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Macros (Sequence of commands)
Macros (Direct)
You can program this remote to issue a sequence of commands
at the press of one button. Any sequence of commands you
regularly use can be reduced to one key stroke for your
convenience. For example, you may want to make a single key
the master power off button for all of the devices this remote
controls.
To set up a master power off macro on the yellow key:
1. Press and hold down the SET key until the (power) key
blinks twice (the key blinks once, then twice).
2. Press 9 9 5.
3. Press the key to which the Macro will be assigned (in this
case, the yellow key).
4. Next press the commands you want to be part of the macro
(in this case, TV, , AUX, , DVD/VCR, ).
5. To store the Macro, press and hold down the SET key until
the (power) key blinks twice (the key blinks once, then
twice).
6. Whenever you press the key you assigned to this macro (in
this case, the yellow key), the remote will automatically send
the sequence of commands you entered in step 4 (in this
case, it will turn off your TV, VCR and DVD player).
• To erase the Macro from the Yellow key, press:
[SET]* [9] [9] [5] [Yellow key] [SET]*
* Here you must hold down the SET key until the (power)
key blinks twice (the key blinks once, then twice).
Important notes:
• Each MACRO can consist of a maximum of 15 key presses.
This remote can hold up to 15 macros, depending on the
complexity of each. In other words, the more complex the
macros, the fewer separate macros the remote can store.
• Make sure that you program a Macro on a spare key that
you don’t use in any mode.
• Once you program a Macro on a specic key, the sequence
will work regardless of the mode (TV, AUX and DVD/VCR)
you are using.
• To avoid accidental recordings with this remote, you must
press the Record key twice to begin recording. Because of
this, you cannot assign a Macro to the Record key.
• If you have to hold down a key for a few seconds on the
original remote control to get a function, this function may
not work in a macro on this remote.
• If you program a Macro on a key, the original function will
become shifted (excluding CH+/- and VOL+/- keys). Press the
SET key then the key to access it.