ROTEL RR-949 - Manual (Page 4)

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Programming
The RR-949 can replace up to eight different remote con-
trols, one for each of the eight DEVICE buttons. Before
you use it, you must program the RR-949, i.e. tell it which
audio/video components you wish it to control.
The RR-949 contains hundreds of command sets for vari-
ous A/V components. Programming the remote involves
selecting the command sets that correspond to the com-
ponents in your system, and assigning them to the eight
DEVICE buttons by entering a three digit code. This need
only be done once during initial set-up of the RR-949.
The easiest way to proceed is to find your components
and corresponding three-digit codes from the list of
codes supplied with this manual. If your component is
not listed, there is an alternative auto-search method for
finding the right command set.
Three Digit Code Programming
Find your audio/video component in the code list and
note the 3-digit code(s):
Step One: Turn on the component you wish to memorize.
Step Two: Press the corresponding DEVICE button (for
example, if you are memorizing the command set for a
CD player, press the CD DEVICE button at the top of the
RR-949). While pressing the DEVICE button, simulta-
neously press the MUTE button and hold both for at least
one second. The DEVICE key will light in red for 20 sec-
onds, indicating that you have entered the program
mode. The next step must be done within this 20 second
period, or the RR-949 will revert to its standard operating
mode.
Step Three: Point the RR-949 at the audio/video compo-
nent and enter the 3-digit code, using the numeric but-
tons. The DEVICE key will flash each time you enter a
digit. If you have entered the correct code, the compo-
nent will turn off. If there is more than one 3-digit code
for your brand of source component, continue entering
additional 3-digit codes from the list until the component
turns off, indicating that you have found the right one.
Step Four: Store the code number by pressing the corre-
sponding DEVICE button again. The button will blink
twice to confirm the storage of the code in memory.
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Step Five: Test the COMMAND buttons, using the tables
as a reference for the available functions. If the functions
do not work correctly, repeat the above steps, with the
next available 3-digit code from the list for your brand of
component.
Repeat the steps above for each of up to eight compo-
nents, assigning each one to the appropriate DEVICE key.
Auto-Search Programming
If the code table does not provide a 3-digit code or if
none of the code numbers assigned to your brand of
component work, use the following auto-search method
to find a code number that will operate your components.
Step One: Turn on the component you wish to operate.
Step Two: Press the corresponding DEVICE button and
the MUTE button, simultaneously for one second or
more. The LED will light for 20 seconds.
Step Three: Press and hold the CH UP or CH DOWN but-
ton. This sends a succession of Power ON/OFF code sig-
nals that are stored in memory. Stop pressing the CH
button as soon as the component turns off, signifying that
you have found a code set that operates that component.
Step Four: Press the DEVICE button to store the code set
you have found. The button will blink twice to confirm
that you have stored the code.
Step Five: Test the remote control functions. If any do not
work properly, repeat the preceding steps until you find
the right code.
Displaying a Code Number
To find out which 3-digit code is currently stored on a DE-
VICE button:
Step One: Press the DEVICE button and the MUTE button
simultaneously for one second or more. The DEVICE but-
ton will light red for 20 seconds.
Step Two: Press the RECALL button. The DEVICE button
will blink a number of times, indicating the first digit in the
code, followed by a one second interval with the light off,
followed by a number of blinks indicating the second
digit, followed by another interval, followed by blinks in-
dicating the third digit. For example, one blink, three
blinks, and eight blinks, with one second intervals in be-
tween, represents the 3-digit code number 138.