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TAKE 10
10 in 1 universal remote control
User guide
20-3-2009
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  • Page 1 TAKE 10 10 in 1 universal remote control User guide 20-3-2009 033000=15090...

  • Page 2: Button Layout

    TAKE 10 UNIVERSAL REMOTE 10 in1 Button layout 20-3-2009 033000=15090...

  • Page 3: User Guide

    (e.g., menu functions) that initially may not be controlled by the remote; but in such cases, the TAKE 10 can easily learn the commands from your original remote. The TAKE 10 remote is capable of many other features that are also described in this manual.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    This gives you the freedom to control devices that are not in the same physical location as the remote. The TAKE 10 is very intuitive and has built-in Help, but it’s very useful to become familiar with the remote by first reading this manual. After you’ve become familiar with the TAKE 10, the first thing you need to do is to install the batteries and setup your remote using the on-screen instructions.
  • Page 5 Never use a combination of new and used batteries. Battery Saving Feature By default, the TAKE 10 LCD automatically turns off if no keys are pressed for more than 30 seconds. This helps in extending the life of your batteries. The length of time before the LCD screen turns off can be adjusted from 2 seconds to 35 seconds.
  • Page 6 [12] UP, DOWN, LEFT & RIGHT Navigation Keys, these buttons allow you to navigate into the menu of the selected device (if the device you selected has such a menu) [13] MUTE Turns the Volume on/off. [14] EPG Brings up on-screen program or channel guides. [15] NUMBERS Numbers for direct program channel selection.

  • Page 7: Insert The Batteries

    4. Setup 4.1 Using the Wizard a) After you insert the batteries you can select your preferred language and then the Setup Wizard screen [1] appears. Press any key at this screen to continue with the wizard. You can exit at any time by pressing the HOME key (located just below the screen). b) Pressing OK at screen [2] takes you to the next screen [3].
  • Page 8 Selecting ‘No’ searches the complete library of TV codes, rather than just the codes for your brand of TV. Please be patient if selecting this option as there are hundreds of IR TV codes to search through. Pressing the Side Key next to ‘Yes’ at screen [1] takes you to screen [2] where the most common brands of TV are shown.

  • Page 9: Setting Up Your Favourites

    Pressing Save Code at screen [5] takes you to screen [6] where you can set up your Universal Remote to control a Cable box. Please note, you can quit at this point and set up other devices later, or you can continue and set up other devices, such as DVR’s, VCR’s or CD Players.

  • Page 10: Using The Remote

    If you wish to add a label to the logo press the Side Key next to the ‘Label’ text. This will take you to screen [5] with a small label on top of the logo. Initially, the label will be the channel number but this can be changed by using the numeric keys in a similar fashion to sending a text message on a mobile phone.
  • Page 11 Any Side Key associated with an icon that has extended features follow with additional screen(s) that can be used to control the device. In addition, the Main Keys on the TAKE 10 can be used to control X10 devices in unique ways.
  • Page 12 • Select Pick Device. • Select Appliances and then scroll until you see the TM13 icon. Select TM13 using the appropriate Side Key. • At the following screen select Label. • Use the appropriate Side Keys to create a Label. The Label feature can have two lines of labels.
  • Page 13 5.1 Quick Power QuickPower is a way of quickly turning all your devices on or off from one easy to use screen. Press the HOME button to go to the main menu [1] and press the Side Key next to the ‘QuickPower’...
  • Page 14 Important – Make sure you have the remote pointing at the device(s) you’ve set sleep timers for so it can send the Power command to the device(s) at the time(s) you have set. 5.3 Macros Macros are a series of commands triggered with the push of one button. They are very useful if you want to trigger multiple functions across different devices at one time.

  • Page 15: Learning

    Macro by pressing the Side Key next to the ‘Add Key’ text, this will take you back to edit your Macro. Once you are happy with your Macro press the Side Key next to ‘Done’. This will save your settings and return you to the Home screen[1]. To access your saved macros simply click the Side Key next to the Macro icon on the Home screen[1].

  • Page 16: Main Keys

    6.1 Main Keys Once you have selected whether you will store your learned commands under Main Keys or Side Keys you will be taken to the device selection screen [9]. You can now select the device you would like to learn keys for. In screen [9] we have only set up TV, Cable box and a Satellite Receiver, all other devices are greyed out, however you are still able to select any device to learn a command for.

  • Page 17: Setting Up More

    Pressing the MODE key and selecting a device type shows the extra keys and learned keys for that mode. Note – you can learn keys from any kind of remote under any mode. You could for example learn the power keys for your TV, and audio system as well as additional keys for your DVD player under the DVD mode.
  • Page 18 If you have already set up 10 favourites in that group, a new page will be added (you can have 10 favourites per page). Groups that are not set up yet are greyed out, but can still be selected. From this point adding favourites is the same as the steps outlined in section 4.3 ‘Setting Up Your Favourites’.

  • Page 19: Setting Up X10 Devices

    Setting Up Your Remote to Send RF commands When the TAKE 10 is in X10 mode, it transmits RF commands to X10 devices that respond to RF signals. The following example describes how to use RF to control a TV (so you can control it from anywhere in your home).
  • Page 20 Setting Up the TAKE 10 to control the TM13 Transceiver using Housecode “B.” The TM13 Transceiver receives RF signals to control lights and appliances. Do the following to setup this transceiver. • Press the HOME key to display the setup screen. Select Setup.
  • Page 21 Lamp Module The Lamp Module may be used to control any incandescent lamp rated up to 300W. It is not suitable for other types of lamps such as fluorescent, energy saving lamps, or lamps that include a dimmer control. Caution: Do not connect an appliance such as a coffee pot or heater to the Lamp Module. It may damage the module and the appliance and could cause a fire hazard.
  • Page 22 Programming Combo Device Codes Some Combo devices (e.g. TV/VCR, TV/DVD, DVD/VCR, etc.) will require you to set up two different Mode keys to control both parts of the Combo device. For example, if you have a TV/DVD Combo, you might need to set up one code under the TV key to control the TV part AND a separate code (under any other Mode key) to control the DVD part.
  • Page 23 X10 Lamp, Appliance, and Wall Switch modules, you will also be able to control lights and appliances from your TAKE 10. You must set up the remote with the 0999 device code in order for the TAKE 10 to communicate to the IR7243 Command Centre.
  • Page 24 received by the transceiver (either TM13, CM15, or security console) on a matching house code. The transceiver then forwards the signal onto the house wiring. This is now a PLC signal. Any modules that match the house and unit code transmitted will either turn on or off, depending on the signal sent.
  • Page 25 Home/Setup/X10/More/Rename. Audio and Video Compatibility The TAKE 10 used in conjunction with the Powermid receiver gives you control of Audio and Video components - even if they are in a different room from the remote. The Powermid receiver allows you to extend the distance you can use your remote. You will be able to hide the Powermid receiver from sight and still control your TV or other electronic devices through entertainment centres, cabinet doors, from another room, etc.
  • Page 26 • Press the Security Side Key. • Press the Side Key to select the SC28/SC9100. • At the Security Options [33] screen, press the Side Key to Set Password [34]. • Enter your 4-digit security code using the alphanumeric keys. (This is your choice; do not forget your security code.) •...

  • Page 27: Troubleshooting

    10. Trouble Shooting The favourites you set up don’t operate your device. Make sure you selected the correct device (TV, Cable, Sate, etc.) when you set up each favourite. See section 7 ‘Add/Edit Favourites’ to change the device type for your favourites. The buttons on the Remote do not operate your product.

  • Page 28: Tips & Tricks About Learning Ir Codes To A Remote

    11. Tips & Tricks about learning IR codes to a remote When learning IR codes always test the IR codes directly during the learning process. In this way you do not need to learn all the codes over and over again. Please try the following steps when the learned IR code fail to work.
  • Page 29 TAKE10 cumple con los requisitos esenciales y cualesquiera otras disposiciones aplicables o exigibles de la Directiva 1999/5/CE. Nós, BMB Electronics BV, Kortakker 10 – 4264 AE Veen – The Netherlands, certificamos que o TAKE10 cumpre os requisitos essenciais e outros aspectos relevantes previstos pela Directiva 1999/5/EC. A declaração de conformidade completa está...
  • Page 30 NOTES 20-3-2009 033000=15090...
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