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Volume Control
Lock Volume
Unlock Device
Unlock All
6. If the
Xsight™ Uno
successfully learns the key, it saves
the learned function to its memory.
NOTE:
If you’re learning an on-screen key, the remote
will prompt you to save a label. Use the number keys
on the
Xsight™ Uno
to enter letters and numbers (like
texting on a mobile phone). Press
to delete the
previous character. Press
when you’re finished.
To learn additional keys for this device:
Press the key
on the
Xsight™ Uno
you want to learn onto for the next
function (or select
On-screen keys
).
To finish learning keys for this device:
Select
No, that’s
all
. (You can come back and learn additional keys later.)
Settings
To access the Home
Screen at any time:
Hold down the
(
Home/Back
) key for 2
seconds. Pressing this
key once takes you back
one screen.
Volume Control
Volume Control lets you set a single device to control your
entire home entertainment system’s volume. For example,
if you have the sound from your TV and DVD player routed
through your A/V receiver, you can tell the
Xsight™ Uno
to
control volume on the A/V receiver regardless of which device
mode you’re in. So, if you’re using the rest of the keys on the
remote to control your DVD player, you can still control just
the A/V receiver with the volume keys.
You can also exempt some or all of your devices from the
volume control—the remote will send volume commands to
these devices when in these device modes.
Locking Volume to a Device
1. Select
Volume Control
from the Settings menu.
2. Review the explanatory screen, then select
OK
. (Or select
Tell me more
if you’d like more information.)
3. Select
Lock Volume
. The first page of devices is
displayed.
NOTE:
If you don’t see the device you want, press the
down arrow key to scroll through more device pages.
4. Select the device you want to lock volume to. The remote
locks volume for your other devices to this device.
5. Press
Finish
.
Lock Volume
Satellite Box
Select a device
TV
Cable Box
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