Chapter 2: Programming Component Keys; Using The Component Keys; Component Key Tips - Acoustic Research ARR1540 User Manual

Component keys
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MACRO MACRO MACRO DVD DVD
1 1 2 2 3 3 TV
VCR2
VCR DVD TV DVD
MACRO MACRO MACRO VCR VCR
4 4 5 5 6 5 76.5F
DVD CABLE
VIDEO1 VIDEO2 SAT/CBL
MACRO MACRO MACRO AUD DVR
TRACK– TRACK+ AUD
INDEX– INDEX+
7 7 8 8 9 9
DVD MENU DVD MENU ASPECT ASPECT
AUX AMP AMP
SEEK– SEEK+ PRESET– TUNE+ PRESET+
TUNER
AUX1 AUX2 CD CD TUNER
MACRO AUD2 AUX
OK AUD2
AM/FM SPEED
0 0
INPUT INPUT ENTER ENTER ZOOM ZOOM AUDIO AUDIO
AUX AMP VCR DVD
CHSLECT TEST
TUNER
TUNER CD TUNER SAT CBL
AUX2 AUX2
PIP PIPSWAP PIPCTRL FAV SLEEP TUNE– TV.VCR
REPLAY REPLAY SKIP JUMP LIVE TV PROGRAM SUBTITLE SUBTITLE
EJECT
DISCSEL RANDOM SHUFFLE EJECT DSP MODE DELAY EXIT ANTENNA
The DVD component mode.

Component Key Tips

The seven dedicated component keys control a single component for each key. For example, the SAT key can be pro grammed to control either a satellite
receiver or cable box, but not both.
The AUX and AUX2 keys can be programmed for multiple components; which is convenient if you have several TVs or VCRs, for example. The AUX key
is programmable for a max i mum of 5 components at a time (TV, VCR, DVD player, satellite, cable box), and the AUX2 key can program 3 components
(DVR, set-top box, audio receiver).
The AUD (audio) and AUD 2 keys each have an AUX label for programming audio com po nents. These are used for an audio mini system or A/V receiver.
Don't confuse these with the actual AUX component keys.
Chapter 2
Component Keys

Using the Component Keys

LIGHT
ON/OFF
TV
This remote control has the ability to control up to 15 components. There are seven dedicated
MACRO SETUP/SHIFT
VOL CH
SAT SAT
MUTE
+
virtual component modes (TV, DVD, SAT, etc.), fi ve components for the AUX (auxiliary) key and three
DVR
HD components for the AUX2 key. For example, you might have three components programmed to be
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BACK
AUX
GUIDE INFO
TV TV
controlled by the AUX key. To toggle through the available components for that key, you would press
DVR SETUP/SHIFT until you get to the component you want to control (there is a 5-second timeout).
STB OK
AUDIO AUDIO
MENU CLEAR
When a component key is pressed, the corresponding mode screen is displayed (TV, DVR, DVD
player, etc.). If the component key isn't programmed, the default mode screen displays. Only the keys
used for the component you have selected are displayed. For example, in TV mode, you'd see volume
and channel keys, but you wouldn't see play, stop or fast forward/reverse keys.
Illustrations contained in this document are for representation only.
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