Running A Macro; Deleting A Macro; Configuring Favourite Channels (Fav Ch); Setting Up Favourites - Silvercrest SFB 10.1 C3 User Manual And Service Information

Example command sequence for programming a macro
You want to start by switching your television on. After a 21 second
pause, the satellite receiver is to be switched on as well. Switching the
satellite receiver on takes about 22 seconds. So you should enter a
delay time of 25 seconds. The next step is to select preset channel 32.
The command sequence to enter is as follows:
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The delay time in this example are random and do not relate to the
devices to be controlled.
Press to go back one menu level. To return to the start window,
press one of the device buttons.

Running a macro

1. Press the
2. Within the next 5 seconds, press the number button 1 to 6 which
corresponds to the macro you want.
3. The command sequence programmed for this macro is sent.
If you do not press the corresponding number button within
5 seconds after you press the
control backlight flashes 3 times.
The same happens if the button you press after pressing the

Deleting a macro

1. Press and hold the
2. Press
3. Press
"MACRO6" and press
4. Press
display reads "SURE DELET".
5. Press
macro is shown again on the display.
Press to go back one menu level. To return to the start window,
press one of the device buttons.

Configuring favourite channels (FAV CH)

This function is supported in the modes TV, DSAT, CBL and AUX (if the
AUX device button has been programmed accordingly) only You can
save preferred channels as favourites.

Setting up favourites

1. Press the device button for the device that you wish to program.
 Pause 21 Sec. (9 times
 Pause 25 sec. (11 times
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button.
button has no macro assigned to it.
, select "MACRO" and press
, select "MACRO1" (or "MACRO2".....
, select "DELETE" and press
to confirm. The display reads "DELETED". The selected
button for at least 3 seconds.
to confirm. The display reads "SET UP".
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button, the remote
to confirm.
to confirm. The
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