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Entone Nova User Manual

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Entone Nova 4-in-1 Universal Remote Control Basic User Guide
(NA/LATAM)
Overview
Your new Entone Nova universal 4-in-1 remote operates your Entone and other set-top
boxes and up to three other devices. This remote can provide additional features including
support for DVR.
Support Notes:
Description:
The Nova remote requires minimum version of firmware in the Entone STB to be supported
noted below:
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  • Page 1 This remote can provide additional features including support for DVR. Support Notes: Description: The Nova remote requires minimum version of firmware in the Entone STB to be supported noted below: P a g e...

  • Page 2: Installing Batteries

    ● 3.3.8.1-mvn ● 1.6.5.1-mvn Also, the Nova Remote is designed to support Broadcom based STB’s and limited support for Sigma STB’s. For Broadcom versions, the RC will support both IR and RF; however, for Sigma based Hydra and Amulet-D series, the remote will only work in IR mode. RF requirements for Sigma-based STBs should continue to use the Entone URC.
  • Page 3 “.+menu” while the URC remotes required “input+menu”. 3. It is also important to note that the Nova remote control has a faster repeat rate than the URC and as a result, some customers may see notice the STB receiving two keys when a key is pressed.
  • Page 4 Remote Registration Description: Nova remote supports both IR and RF and registration allows user to set for IR or RF. By default the remote is in IR mode. Programming Sequence: To register the remote to the STB and use RF: ...

  • Page 5: Learning Function

    Description: Learning capacity provides the opportunity to control devices not originally designed for the remote control creating increased support for multiple devices. The NOVA remote can receive and store codes transmitted by another device’s remote control such that the other device will understand the button requests from the NOVA remote.
  • Page 6 Programming Sequence: [Mode]  <<SETUP>> (2 blinks)  <9> (1 blink)  <9> (1 blink)  <1> (2 blinks or Blink Error) [Test Functions] <Channel Up or Channel Down> (1 blink) <SETUP> (2 blinks or Blink Error) LED User Feedback: ...

  • Page 7: Quick Swap - Stb Only

    CH UP or CH DOWN key. The Mode LED will blink twice after successful completion of the programming sequence. -The key function that will be sent out upon pressing <CH UP> or <CH DOWN> is dependent on the FUNCTION selected in the programming sequence above. Repeat pressing <CH UP>...
  • Page 8 Quick Swap programing (using 985 sequence) is allowed all devices for storing STB IDs only. Default Setting: STB default setting: C4437 Action Keys Action Key Brand Default STB ID A/Yellow Entone C4437 B/Blue Amino C1898 C/Red C2254 D/Green C3118 Programming Sequence: a.
  • Page 9  Two blinks after successful entry of a valid ID and after last <<SETUP>> indicates programming success, return back to normal operation. Additional Information - If user clears the favorite ID list, it will return to the 4 default codes. -If product is in RF mode, using Quick Swap will switch to IR mode (Switch to programed Invalid Action Keys Power...

  • Page 10: Simple Set

    Programming Sequence: Pre-programmed ID 1 [Mode] (1 Blink) <<SETUP + A>> (2blinks) Pre-programmed ID 2 [Mode] (1 blink) <<SETUP + B>> (2 blinks) LED User Feedback:  One blink if valid key is pressed  Blink Error upon entry of an invalid key sequence and the remote control will return to normal operation.
  • Page 11  After pressing a MODE key, any key-press besides a digit key or a digit key not associated in the brand list will cause the unit to display one long blink and exit programming mode.  The unit shall exit programming state if 10 seconds has elapsed between key presses, remain in the current mode and return to normal operation.
  • Page 12 Insignia T2049 T1641 T1326 T1564 T2184 T2002 T1892 T2416 T0171 T1517 T1660 T2731 T1423 T1859 T2358 T2424 T3397 T3941 T4017 T0178 T0017 T1265 T2612 Panasonic T1480 T1291 T0250 T0650 T2264 T1636 T1927 T1924 T1947 T0051 T1941 T1271 Philips, Magnavox T1867 T1454 T2372 T1744...
  • Page 13 R2197 M3217 R2676 M3996 R2284 R3285 R1293 Onkyo R1805 R1320 R2730 M3984 R2503 M3992 R0135 R1298 Panasonic R2967 R1633 M3409 R2452 R3055 R1275 R3309 M3323 R1288 R1763 R2745 R2105 Philips R2459 R0189 R1831 M3962 M2675 R2289 M3282 M4012 R1266 R2311 R1189 A0892 Pioneer...
  • Page 14 Example: Brand Table 0001 0002 0003 0004 Scenario 1: Programmed codeset 0005 Search  0001-> 3sec 0002 3sec 0003 3sec 00043sec End with long blink Scenario 2: Programmed codeset 0002 Search 00033sec 0004 3sec 00013sec End with long blink Code Lock/Unlock for TV and STB (982) Modes: ...

  • Page 15: Simple Volume Lock

    Example: To lock the STB ID: [STB] <<SETUP>> <9> <8> <2> (2 blinks) To unlock the STB ID: [STB] <<SETUP>> <9> <8> <2> (4 blinks) Simple Volume Lock Description: Alternative options for setting the volume lock and unlock status for available devices without requiring a 9-X-X sequence.

  • Page 16: Global Channel Lock

    Global Volume Lock: <<SETUP>> <VOLUME UP> <TV> Device Specific Un-Lock: <<SETUP>> <VOLUME DOWN > <AUX> Global Volume Unlock: <<SETUP <MUTE> Global Channel Lock Description: Allows user to lock channel control to specific device modes. Keys affected: Channel Up/Down, Digits 0-9, Dot\Delimiter\Dash, and Previous Channel. Channel Control will reset back to default by either 981 or 977 sequence.

  • Page 17: Simple Input Lock

     Blink Error upon entry of an invalid key sequence and return to normal operation.  The unit shall exit programming state, remain in the current mode and return to normal operation if 10 seconds has elapsed between key presses. Additional Information: ...
  • Page 18 Example: Locking Input to TV mode: <<SETUP>> LED will blink twice <INPUT> LED will blink once<TV> LED will blink 2 times To Unlock: <<SETUP>> LED will blink twice <INPUT> LED will blink once  <EXIT> LED will flash 4 times General IR Key Punch Through (978) Description: This feature is to allow the operator/programmer to configure the punch through of general IR...
  • Page 19 Example: To punch STB CH+ and CH- to TV and AUX modes: <<Setup >>  <9>  <7>  <8> <STB> <CH+> <CH-> <TV>  <AUX><<Setup>> To clear: <<Setup >>  <9>  <7>  <8> <<Setup >> Mode Independent Single Level Macro (995) Description: This feature allows a sequence of commands (called a Macro sequence) to be programmed onto a designated macro key (called <Macro Key>).

  • Page 20: Simple Power Macro

    o Length of <Macro Sequence> is over the limit (15 keys). o Failure to store into Data Retention Area due to memory full or Low Voltage. Macro Playback Operation:  If a “mode key” is a part of macro sequence, the remote will switch to that mode and all subsequent keys will be in this mode thereafter.
  • Page 21 Learning capacity provides the opportunity to control devices not originally designed for the remote control creating increased support for multiple devices. The NOVA remote can receive and store codes transmitted by another device’s remote control such that the other device will understand the button requests from the NOVA remote.
  • Page 22 7. Exit learning mode by pressing <<SETUP>>, or by time out. At step 5, one long blink indicates learning failure, which could be: Bad capture (try again) Memory full (delete some other function) Unlearn-able code At step 1, one long blink indicates low battery or faulty Flash Partition (i.e. the unit will not go into learn mode if either of these conditions exist).

  • Page 23: Deleting All Learned Codes Within A Given Mode

     Upon entry of an invalid key sequence, the remote control shall display one long blink and return to normal operation.  The unit shall exit programming state and return to normal operation if 10 seconds has elapsed between key presses. Example: To learn the TV input function to the input key.

  • Page 24: Low Voltage

    Description: Deleting all learned functions within a given mode. Programming Sequence: <<Setup>> <9><7><6><Mode><Mode> (2 blinks) LED User Feedback:  One blink if valid key is pressed  Blink Error upon entry of an invalid key sequence and return to normal operation. ...

  • Page 25: Code Verification

     If after the batteries were removed and the remote was completely discharged (either by pressing any key, or after the holding charged capacitor has completely been discharged over time), a replacement of either new or old or the same batteries, the remote will enter a cold power on reset.
  • Page 26 LED User feedback:  Blink Error if digits 1 – 5 are not pressed in numerical order, any other keys or key sequence are pressed, the sequence will be invalid and the remote control shall return to normal operation  The unit shall exit programming state and return to normal operation if 10 seconds has elapsed between key presses.
  • Page 27 < < < <<Setup>> 9> 8> 3>  <1> 3 blinks  <2> 5 blinks  <3> 4 blinks  <4> 4 blinks  <5> 1 blink for X1 release Reset Operations (980, 981, 977) 2) Operational Features Reset (980) Description: Resets all features not related to ID setup back to default settings or back to SIO retention (if existed)
  • Page 28 LED User Feedback:  The LED shall respond as outlined in this document: section 3.6 Visible LED - for User Feedback.  Blink Error upon entry of an invalid key sequence and return to normal operation.  The unit shall exit programming state, remain in the current mode and return to normal operation if 10 seconds has elapsed between key presses.
  • Page 29  User settings are stored in segment of FDRA for life of remote or until user implements 981 sequence. Consequently, the FDRA can now be “read” and stored as a “.bin” file via UEI software, UEI Loader Board (4433-KIT) or EZ-Updater. ...
  • Page 30 STBs should continue to use the Entone URC. Remote Registration Description: Nova remote supports both IR and RF and registration allows user to set for IR or RF. By default the remote is in IR mode. Programming Sequence: To register the remote to the STB and use RF: ...

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