User manual US ELECTRONICS NOVARI MOTOROLA

[. . . ] US Electronics provides these function descriptions as a general guide to allow you to become more familiar with your set-top box. Refer to your set-top box manual for descriptions of specific functions. Cable TV Remote Control for Motorola Digital Set-Top Boxes VISIT US ON THE WEB You can find programming instructions and codes for all of our remote controls, as well as information about our other products on our website: www. uselectronics. com 2 INSTALL BATTERIES Before you can program or operate the remote control, you must install two Alkaline AA batteries. Step 1: Remove the battery compartment cover on the back of your remote control. [. . . ] After you press the last digit, the device key should flash three times and turn off. If the device key does not flash three times before turning off, the code is invalid for this device type. Repeat the procedure with another device code. 8 SmartScanTM If none of the codes listed for your device works, the SmartScanTM procedure will allow you to cycle through all the available codes in the remote until you find the right one. 3 Point the remote at the device and press POWER. If you have tried all the codes listed for the manufacturer and the device does not respond, refer to the SmartScanTM section later in this manual. 1 2 Manually turn on power to the device for which you want to program the remote (TV, VCR, DVD, AUDIO). Press and hold the appropriate device key for approximately three seconds until the five device keys flash twice. Approximately once every second, the remote sends the power-off command using a different device code. When the device turns off, that means that the remote has reached a code that can control the device. If you accidentally press the UP ARROW key after the device has turned off, press the DOWN ARROW key to return to the previous device code. The Up Arrow Key 4 Write the codes below 3 Set-top Box code ___ ___ ___ VCR Code ___ ___ ___ TV code ___ ___ ___ Audio Code ___ ___ ___ DVD Code ___ ___ ___ 5 PROGRAMMING VOLUME CONTROL By default, the TV, CBL, or AUD keys will send their own volume and mute signals to their device. If you would like to set up the Novari so that volume is always controlled by a particular device (set-top box, TV, or audio amplifier), follow these steps: 4 1 2 Press and hold the CBL key for approximately three seconds until the five device keys flash twice. Press VOLUME UP then VOLUME DOWN then the Device Key (TV, CBL, or AUD) of the device that you want to control volume and mute functions. After you release the Device Key, the CBL key will blink three times to confirm the procedure. Test whether other functions operate using the remote control. If a primary function does not work, continue to press the UP ARROW key to find another code that turns off the device. When you are satisfied that all primary functions are working, press OK to lock in the code. 9 RECALLING A DEVICE CODE NOTE: volume will always be controlled by your audio device when the remote control is in AUD mode -- regardless of how you set up volume control in this section. Perform the following steps to read the code currently set for a device. This is useful for retrieving a device code that was set using the SmartScanTM procedure. 6 MASTER POWER CONTROL 1 2 Press and hold a device key until the five device keys flash twice. For example, three flashes represent the number 3, and a rapid flicker represents 0, so a code of 103 will be shown as: FLASH <pause> FLICKER <pause> FLASH FLASH FLASH Count and record the sequence of flashes to determine the three-digit code. You can program your Novari to turn on and off all of your remote-controlled devices (TV, CABLE, VCR, DVD, AUDIO) when you press POWER. All devices must be in direct line of sight to ensure proper operation. [. . . ] Solution Make sure all cables are connected properly and that all devices are powered on. Consult related owners manuals for specific installation and operation instructions for each device. Solution Press the CBL key when you want the VCR/VOD keys to operate Video-onDemand (VOD) functions. [. . . ]