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PROGRAM-EDITING STEPS
ii. Choose the Master Key for the desired delay time. Refer to the table below:
DELAY TABLE
KEY
DELAY TIME
Master Key 1
.5 seconds
Master Key 2 1 seconds
Master Key 3 4 seconds
Master Key 4 8 seconds
For example, if you press Master Key 2, a one-second delay is added to the sequence.
After you choose a delay, all Master Keys turn off. The KEY LED turns OFF, and the PAGE LED blinks RED.
iii. Press the DELAY button again and repeat the previous step to add another delay. (For example, you can
have two consecutive one-second delays.)
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Continue with your editing.
Step 7
Repeat Step 4, 5, and 6 until you have entered all the steps for the sequence.
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Step 8
Press the PROGRAM button.
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The TRIGGER LED turns on RED, the PAGE LED turns off, and the KEY LED blinks RED.
This enables you to edit a Sequence for a different Function Key within the same Master-Key Page.
Step 9
Press the PROGRAM button again to edit sequences within other Master-Key Pages.
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The TRIGGER LED turns on RED, and the PAGE LED blinks RED.
Step 10
Repeat steps 3 through 9 until you have edited all the necessary Function-Key Sequences.
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Step 11
Press the PROGRAM button to save and exit programming.
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Note: If you missed IR commands in a sequence, re-do the programming for the whole sequence.
PROGRAM ERASING
Individual IR commands can be erased at the time you are programming them. See the steps for each event for
specific information on how to test IR commands and erase them at that time whenever necessary.
The information in this section describes how to erase programming after it has been saved.
STEPS TO ERASE ALL PROGRAMMING
Step 1
Press the PROGRAM button to enter programming mode. The Power LED turns on.
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Step 2
Press and hold the ERASE button. All LEDs will begin to blink slowly. (The group of three on the
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left will be green; the group of four on the right will be red.)
Continue to press and hold the ERASE button and all LEDs will begin to rapidly blink red. Continuing to
hold the ERASE button now causes all LEDs to turn off, indicating successful erasure.
Important: If the buttons are released at any time while the LEDs are blinking, erasure will be aborted.
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