Harman Kardon AVR 635 Owner's Manual page 52

CONFIGURING THE REMOTE
willremainilluminated in red.Press the
i,/T NavigationButton _ untilUSER
RESET appears o n the bottomlineof the LCD
screen, a sshowninFigure 82.
I M_IM MEMLI I U_;ER REBEr A
FLqure 82
3. PresstheSet Button _ to reset t he remote.
Notethatoncethe SetButtonis pressed the
process maynotbe stopped. W hiletheremote's
memory is beingcleared, a RESETTItlC-;...
message willappear i nthe upperlineof the
remote's LCDscreen as shown in Figure 83.
It maytakea fewminutes for theresatprocess
to takeplace, a ndthe length of timewillvary
depending on howmuchcustomizabn andpro
gramming hastakenplace. P lease be pabnt;as
longasthe message appears inthe display the
remoteisfunctioning p roperly.
I
R,:sc rTI_ 1
Figure 8 3
4.Whenthe remote hasbeentotallyreset a nd
returned to the factory default c ondition, a
REMOTERESET COMPLETEmessage w ill
appear ( Figure 84) briefly, andthenthe remote
willreturnto normal o peration.
I REMOTE _ESET I
CBMPLL-TE
Figure 8 4
Device Priority Timing
Theremote's D evice%orb/modeallowsyouto
select t he length of timethatthe remote continues t o
issue codesfora device otherthanthe AVRonceyou
usethe remote to control a saurce or otherproduct.
Thedefault o perabnforthe remoteisto haveall
buttons on theremote_eturn t o theirAVRfunctions
5 seconds afterthe lastbuttonpress. H owever, you
mayprogram theAVRremoteto remain active asthe
source deviceremote for 12 seconds, o r to keepthe
source device's codesactive untilanother I nput
SelectorO is pressad. I fyouwishto keepthe
default s atting of a 5 second_eturn, no changes
areneeded.
Tochangethe device priority timing, follow
thesesteps:
1. Press andholdthe ProgramButton _ for
about3 seconds whilethe message shownin
Figure 24 appears inthe remote's LOD
InformationDisplayq_]t Release t he bufton
whenthe redlightunderthe Set Button
appears.
2. Theremote'sMA I N MENU message (Fig. 2 5)
will appear i nthe LODdisplay andtheSet Button
will remain illuminated i nred.Pressthei,/T
NavigationButtons _ unSl D EV I C E
P RI 0 R I T Y appears inthe bottomlineof the
LCDscreen, a sshowninFigure 86, andpressthe
Set Button qi_).
MAIM MEHIJ 1
OEHICB PRIORIT_ i
F_gure 8S
3. Whenthe DEVICE
PRIORITY
message
appeam inthe mmote's LODdisplay (Figure 87),
pressthe i,/T NavigationButtons _ to
select t he option thatbestsuitsyourneeds.
BEHIIZ:E PRIORIT9 1
HORMAL A
Figure 8 7
• WhenN 0 R MA L appears onthe bottomlineof
the LOD, t heAVRremote wfllrevert t oAVRcontrol
5 seconds afterthe lastbuftonpress, w henyou
arecontrolling a source device.
• WhenE XT EN DE D appeam onthe bottom
lineof the LOD, t he AVR remotewillrevert t o AVR
control 1 2 seconds afterthe lastbuttonpress, w hen
youarecontrolling a sourcedevice.
• WhenL AS T US ED appeam on thebottom
lineof the LCD, o nceyoupressoneof the Input
Selectors_]D, theAVRremote willcontinue to
operate aswiththe codesforthe selected source
device, u ntilanother d evice is selected. I f you
choose thisoption,pleaseremember thatyouwill
haveto presstheAVRSelector_ in o_der t o
usethe remote to operate theA\/Rfor functions
suchassurround modeselection, b uttheVolume
andMutecontrols will continue to remain activein
theirAVRmodes at alltimes.
4. Press the Set Button _ onemoretime.The
LCDdisplay wfllshow the wordSRUIMG on the
top lineforabout2 seconds andthenflash
SRUEDfourtimeson the bottomlineto indicate
thatthesettinghasbeenaccepted bythe remote's
memory.
Backlight Options
TheAVR635's remotehasa built-inbacklight s ystem
thatmakes it easier t o usethe remote whenthe morn
lighting is dimmedforan opllmal h ometheater e xperi
ence. T oturnthe backlighting o n, simply pressthe
Light Button _. Thatbuttonismadefrom aspe
cial"glow"material thatmakesit easier to find indark
rooms. T hisglowfeature doesnot useanybattery
power, s othe glowwillfadewhenthe remoteiskept
ina darkroomforan extended periodof time. Y ou
may"recharge" i t by placing theremoteinnormal
roomlighting for a fewhours.
Oncethe Light Button _ is pressed, the remote's
backlighting w illremainon br approximately 7 sac
onds, a ndwhenyoupressanybuttonon the remote
whilethe backlighting i son, the lightwillstayon for
another 7 seconds. However, theremote's "Couch"
function willconserve battery powerbyturningboth
the backlighting a ndthe LCDdisplay off whenany
buttonis pressed for morethan30 seconds.
Youmayalsoconfigure theremote so thatthe back
lighting wincomeon, anytimea buttonis pressed.
Tosetthisoption,fobw thesesteps:
1. Press andholdthe ProgramButton _ for
about3 seconds whilethe message shown in
Figure 24 appears inthe remote's LCDdisplay.
Release thebuftonwhenthe redlightunderthe
Set Button _ appears.
2.Whenthe remote's MainMenumessage (Fig.25)
appears inthe LCDdisplay andthe Set Button
remains i lluminated i n red,pressthe i/T
NavigationButton _ untilB AC K L I GH t
appears inthe bottomlineofthe LCDscreen, a s
showninFigure 88.
M {_ I fl MBMU
BACK LIGHT i
F_gure 88
3. Press the Set Button _ andthenpressthe
lilt NavigationButtons_ againsothat
0 N F UL L appears inthe bottomlineof the
LCDdisplay, asshowninFigure 89.
BACK
LIGHT
OH
FULL A
Figure 8 9
4. Press the Set Button _ onemoretime. T he
LCDdisplay willshowthewo_dS_UIMG on the
top lineforabout2 seconds andthenflash
SA VE D fourtimeson thebottomlineto indicate
thatthe settinghasbeenaccepted bythe remote's
memory.
5. Theremob'sbacklightlng will nowturnon whenever
a buttonis pressed. Torevert t o the original setting,
followthe fourstepsshown above, b ut inStep3,
select t he option thathasthe wold N0 RMAL on
thebottomlineof the LCDdisplay.
Additional Noteson Configuringand Operating
the Remote
• When the remoteis beingprogrammed, it willauto
mallcally timeout if no buttonis pressed withina