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URC Total Control 2.0 TDC-9100 Owner's Manual

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Order Number
: GETEC-C1-18-469
Test Report Number
: GETEC-E3-18-025
APPENDIX H
: USER'S MANUAL
EUT Type: Table top networking keypad
FCC ID.: OZ5URCTDC9100
FCC Part 15 subpart C & FCC Part 15 subpart E
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  • Page 1 Order Number : GETEC-C1-18-469 FCC Part 15 subpart C & FCC Part 15 subpart E 1 / 1 Test Report Number : GETEC-E3-18-025 Page APPENDIX H : USER’S MANUAL EUT Type: Table top networking keypad FCC ID.: OZ5URCTDC9100...
  • Page 2 TDC-9100 Owner’s Manual...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Title Bar..........................6 questions. Room’s Menu.......................7 Contact Support: Room Linking.......................8 Total Control is a URC product sold direct or through distribution. For questions or Now Playing........................9 assistance contact your Custom Installer/Programmer. Core Buttons........................10 Shortcut Popup Menu....................11 My Installer/Programmer: Status Bar........................13...

  • Page 4: Features And Benefits

    Features and Benefits: The TDC-9100 Tabletop Controller is one of URC’s most advanced user interfaces that is optimized for usage with Total Control 2.0 and Flex 2.0. Enjoy these key features: Updated User Experience: This device has the capability of using URC’s Total Control 2.0 software suite. Using this software provides this device with a modern “look and feel”...
  • Page 5 Gigabit Ethernet: The TDC-9100 supports a Gigabit wired Ethernet connection providing faster speeds and improved reliability. 5GHz Wi-Fi 5GHz functions at a higher frequency providing faster data speeds. This feature allows the TDC-9100 to operate seamlessly on a wireless connection.

  • Page 6: Parts List

    Part List: Included with the TDC-9100: 1. TDC-9100 Tabletop Controller 3. USB Cable Type C 2. Charging Dock 4. Power Adapter 5. Battery The Power Adapter provided with the TDC-9100 is REQUIRED for fast charging .

  • Page 7: Main Menu Navigation

    Main Menu is dictated by the custom integrator. ● Right Swipe: Swipe right to reveal the Scenes Menu. The Scenes Menu contains URC Scenes that are created by the custom integrator. Return to the Main Menu by swiping left from the Scenes Menu.
  • Page 8 Ribbon View: Main Menu: View Modes Total Control 2.0 features two different view modes for the TDC-9100. Each view mode has its own unique properties that compliment the user experience. The view mode must be programmed from within the Accelerator 2.0 software, speak to a custom home integrator for more details.

  • Page 9: Title Bar

    Title Bar: The Title Bar is always present regardless of what menu and/or room the TDC-9100 is currently operating. On the left of the Title Bar, the current room the TDC-9100 is controlling is Now Playing Current Room displayed. Selecting it reveals the Rooms Menu. At the right of the Title Bar is the Now Playing area, which displays the device/activity currently active.

  • Page 10: Room's Menu

    Room’s Menu: Tap on the Room Name located on the left in the Title Bar to display the Room’s Menu. The Room’s Menu contains every room programmed into the system. Specific rooms may be hidden from certain interfaces, speak to the custom home integrator for that option.

  • Page 11: Room Linking

    Room Linking: Remember, Room Linking can only be used by DMS Zones/Areas. The following steps take place from within the Room’s Menu: 1. Select the Room Link button, this displays the Room Linking Menu. 2. Select which rooms in the system to link. Only rooms that are DMS Zones/Areas appear on the Room Linking Menu.

  • Page 12: Now Playing

    Now Playing: On the right hand side of the Title Bar is the Now Playing area. The Now Playing area always displays what activity is currently playing in the room. In the example at the right, Now Playing reads “SNP-2 Pandora”. This means that in the Home Theater the SNP-2 is using Pandora currently.

  • Page 13: Core Buttons

    Core Buttons: These buttons are almost always on display. Each one of these buttons has a specific function: 1. Volume: Used to control an active audio device. 2. Shortcut Popup: Displays the Shortcut Popup Menu. This menu contains up to six (6) current room activities. 3.

  • Page 14: Shortcut Popup Menu

    Shortcut Popup Menu: The Shortcut Popup Menu holds the end-user’s favorites or most frequently used devices/activities and places them into one easy to access location. Adding Shortcuts: Follow these steps to add a Shortcut: 1. Locate an available button and hold it down until the status bar on the top of the display fills.
  • Page 15 Just tap on a Shortcut button to launch that device/activity. Remember, this menu can only hold up to six (6) items and each item must already be a device/activity programmed into that current room. Removing Shortcuts: Follow these steps to remove a Shortcut: 1.

  • Page 16: Status Bar

    Status Bar: Located above the Core Buttons, this section of the interface is almost always on display. The Status Bar is designed to inform the end-user of various different customizable options: 1. Metadata Information: Located to the far left, options selected from the programming software cycle through here.
  • Page 17 2. Page Indicator: The icons here represent the current page number the interface is on. However, the icon located to the left is the Scenes Menu icon. All icons to the right of that represent page numbers. 3. Time: This is always present on the right hand side of the interface.

  • Page 18: Intercom

    Intercom: The TDC-9100 has the capability of communicating across the home network to any Intercom-Enabled client (interface). There are three (3) different types of intercom calls that can be made: 1. Audio-Video: This type of call uses the camera and microphone of the calling and receiving client to provide auditory and visual feedback.
  • Page 19 4. Audio Broadcast Call: This type of call is audio communication between two or more clients. An ideal way to communicated across multiple Intercom-Enabled interfaces in almost any home.

  • Page 20: Navigating The Intercom Menu

    Navigating the Intercom Menu: As mentioned on page 8 of this document, accessing the Intercom button is performed by swiping down on the Title Bar. After selecting the Intercom button from the Title Bar Menu, the Intercom Menu displays. This menu presents the end-user with useful information: 1.

  • Page 21: Making Calls: Audio-Video

    Making Calls: Audio-Video Remember that the Intercom feature must be enabled from with in the Settings Menu. The following steps take place from the Intercom Menu, to access this menu refer to page 1. Select an available client from the Intercom Menu. After selecting a client, the three (3) call options are displayed.
  • Page 22 Once the call is accepted, the TDC-9100 provides auditory and visual two-way feedback on the screen. Use the Volume Slider at the right of the video feedback to raise or slower the volume. Slide the indicator to the top for maximum volume or slide it down to the bottom to mute the audio.

  • Page 23: Making Calls: Audio Calls

    Making Calls: Audio Calls Remember that the Intercom feature must be enabled from with in the Settings Menu. The following steps take place from the Intercom Menu, to access this menu refer to page 1. Select an available client from the Intercom Menu. After selecting a client, the three (3) call options are displayed.
  • Page 24 Once the call is accepted, the TDC-9100 provides two-way communication between clients via audio only. Use the Volume Slider at the right of the call icon area to raise or slower the volume. Slide the indicator to the top for maximum volume or slide it down to the bottom to mute the audio.

  • Page 25: Making Calls: Baby Monitor

    Making Calls: Baby Monitor Remember that the Intercom feature must be enabled from with in the Settings Menu. The following steps take place from the Intercom Menu, to access this menu refer to page 1. Select an available client from the Intercom Menu. After selecting a client, the three (3) call options are displayed.
  • Page 26 When using a Baby Monitor Call, the receiving client is not notified. It provides one-way communication from the receiving client to the calling client. Use the Volume Slider at the right of the video feedback to raise or slower the volume.

  • Page 27: Making Calls: Audio Broadcast

    Making Calls: Audio Broadcast Remember that the Intercom feature must be enabled from with in the Settings Menu. The following steps take place from the Intercom Menu, to access this menu refer to page 1. Select Broadcast Call. A list populates of all available Intercom-Enabled devices.
  • Page 28 Once the call is established, all selected devices communicate via audio. Use the Volume Slider at the right of the call icon area to raise or slower the volume. Slide the indicator to the top for maximum volume or slide it down to the bottom to mute the audio.

  • Page 29: Do Not Disturb Mode

    Do Not Disturb Mode: Enabling the Do Not Disturb feature sets the current TDC-9100 unavailable. This means that the keypad cannot receive any calls from other interfaces. To enable this feature, use the slider located at the right of the text Do Not Disturb.

  • Page 30: Scenes Menu

    Scenes Menu: The Scenes Menu is dictated by the system programmer. Access this menu by swiping to the right from the Main Menu. The Scenes Menu can contain up to a hundred (100) Scenes (buttons) per room. Keep in mind that the Scene Menu is unique to each room. Tap any button on the Scenes Menu to select a particular activity.

  • Page 31: Charging The Tdc-9100

    Charging the TDC-9100: The TDC-9100 supports the “Wireless Charging” feature. Place the device on the charging dock to begin charging the battery. This method eliminates the need of any physical charging cables to the TDC-9100. A full charge can be achieved in approximately five (5) hours.

  • Page 32: Wi-Fi Setup

    Wi-Fi Setup: Drag down the Title Bar to reveal the Settings Menu as explained on page 8. Once in the Settings Menu, select the Network options. The image at the right is displayed: 1. Select Wireless Search. The TDC-9100 scans for all available networks and presents them in the next screen.

  • Page 33: Settings Menu

    Most settings do NOT require interaction with the end-user. Changing some settings could cause issues with the Total Control 2.0 system, only do so when instructed by URC Technical Support. These are the available options: ● Sleep Settings: Manage when the LCD screen turns OFF.
  • Page 34 Sleep Settings: This menu is broken into two (2) sections On Battery and On Charger: On Battery: ● LCD Turn Off: Use the plus (+) button to increases the LCD turn off time or the minus (-) button to decrease LCD turn off time. On Charger: ●...
  • Page 35 General: Using the left and right arrow keys, enter the values of each category: 1. Date: The following can have its value changed: ● Month ● Day ● Year 2. Time: The following can have its value changed: ● Hour ●...
  • Page 36 Sound: Brightness: Press the minus (-) button to lower the TDC-9100’s audio output or press the plus (+) Press the minus (-) button to lower the TDC-9100’s display brightness or press the button to increase the volume. plus (+) button to increase the brightness. Additionally, dragging the slider to the right increase the audio output while Additionally, dragging the slider to the right increase the display brightness while dragging it to the left decreases it.
  • Page 37 Pickup Sensor: Proximity Sensor: Use the left arrow key to lower the sensitivity mode of the pickup sensor or use the Press the minus (-) button to lower the sensitivity on the TDC-9100’s Proximity right arrow key to increase the sensitivity mode. There are four (4) modes Off, Low, Sensor or press the plus (+) button to increase the sensitivity.
  • Page 38 System Information: Although none of the information can be modified. These System Pages display important information about the TDC-9100. These pages are only needed by a custom install professional or by URC Technical Support.
  • Page 39 Network: There are three options in the Network menu: 1. Preferred List: This displays all the stored networks the TDC-9100 has been connected to. 2. Wireless Search: Use this option when first connecting to a home network, view page 29 for more details.
  • Page 40 Intercom: The Audio-Video Intercom Settings menu is the location where the Intercom features must be enabled. By default this feature is disabled, it must be enabled in order for the TDC-9100 to communicate with other Intercom- Enabled devices. ● Enable Intercom: Enables the audio intercom function. Once enabled, the Intercom icon is displayed when dragging down the Title Bar as see on page...
  • Page 41 Power: The TDC-9100 displays a low battery warning to inform the end-user that it requires recharging. In this menu use the left arrow key to decrease the value of the battery percentage and the right arrow key to increase it. The image at the right is set to receive a low battery warning when the device has reached twenty (20) percent battery charge.
  • Page 42 Factory Default: This should only be attempted by a custom install professional that is familiar with Total Control 2.0 or under instruction from URC Technical Support. Selecting this option resets the TDC-9100 to its factory state and does not function until the device is reprogrammed by a custom install professional.

  • Page 43: Specifications

    Communications Commissions (“FCC”) regarding electromagnetic interference caused by electronic/computing devices and to the extent that the URC equipment and/or the URC software fails to so comply, URC shall, at its own expense, take all reasonable measures to promptly cause such to comply.
  • Page 44 URC equipment. This limited warranty specifically excludes the URC equipment sold by In the event of any warranty claim, URC will, at its sole option, repair the URC unauthorized resellers.
  • Page 45 POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. Federal Communication Commission IN NO EVENT SHALL URC BE LIABLE FOR LOSS OF OR DAMAGE TO DATA, Interference Statement COMPUTER SYSTEMS OR COMPUTER PROGRAMS. URC’S LIABILITY, IF ANY, FOR This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B DIRECT DAMAGES OF ANY FORM SHALL BE LIMITED TO ACTUAL DAMAGES, digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules.
  • Page 46 Warning! Regulatory Information to the user Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void ● CE conformity Notice the user's authority to operate the equipment. Products with “CE” marking comply EMC Directive 2014/30/EU issued by the Note : The manufacturer is not responsible for any Radio or TV interference caused commission of the European Community.
  • Page 47 • EN 55024 ● Declaration of Conformity Company Name: OH SUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD • EN 61000-3-2 Company Address: #181 GONG DAN-DONG, GUMI, GYEONG BUK, REPUBLIC OF KOREA • EN 61000-3-3 Contact Information: Phone: +82-54-468-7281, Fax +82-54-461-8368 • AS/NZS 4268 Brand Name: UNIVERSAL REMOTE CONTROL Product Name: RF Remote Controller •...

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