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LCD Display
1
The top line shows the present device,
mode or status, and it shows when a
remote command is being transmitted.
The bottom line shows the page num-
ber, status and basic instructions dur-
ing programming.
The main part of the display shows the
labels of the ten DEVICE buttons. You
can change any label and customize the
remote to fit your system. Note: this is
not a touch-sensitive screen, just a way
of labeling the device buttons on each
side, and showing instructions and sta-
tus.
2
Button and Display Light
The button on the right side of the re-
mote briefly turns on the lights for the
buttons and display. Pressing it again
will turn it off. The duration of time the
lights stay on is adjustable or the lights
can be disabled.
Adjusting the LCD Contrast
The contrast of the display can be
changed by holding down the MAIN but-
ton and pressing the Joystick Pad UP
or DOWN.
3
DEVICE Buttons
Once you press a device button, all the
device buttons change label and func-
tion to become buttons to operate your
device. There are two pages per device,
and you can move between them us-
ing the PAGE button.
4
PAGE Button
Use this to jump to various display pages.
For example, if you press the EMO de-
vice button, the display changes to some
show buttons which control your DMC-1.
If you press PAGE, the display will move
to page 2, showing more functions for the
DMC-1
5
MAIN Button
This button will return the remote display
back to the Main menu. Depending on
which mode you are in, it may take two or
more presses. This will help you get back
to the Main menu if you ever get lost in
the menus.
FAV Button
6
This button allows you to step through five
display pages of your favorite TV and ra-
dio stations. These can be set and rela-
beled to suit.
JOYSTICK PAD
7
This pad and surrounding buttons are
used to operate standard DVD menus,
and VCR and Tape Deck controls. In EMO
mode, if you press MENU, the On Screen
Display will appear and the joystick can
be used to select and adjust the various
items.
8
M1, M2 and M3 Macro Buttons
These MACRO buttons can be pro-
grammed to send out a sequence of com-
mands with a single press.
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