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Setup 

1.

 

Function Indicator 

 

Logo lights up as an indicator or confirmation sign in following states.

 

(1)

 

Logo Lights up when the code(s) loaded key(s) is pressed. 

(2)

 

Subject to different original code types; Logo will light up or keep 
blinking when IR code is transmitting  from  an  original  remote  to 
SRC-600 during learning process (Refer to No. 2 in Setup section) 

(3)

 

Logo lights up as a battery low indicator (Refer to No. 4 in Setup section)

 

SRC-600 is a 6 in 1 universal remote. There are 3 device icons and a “Group2” 
symbol available for distinguishing among devices. 

(1)

 

The device icon lights up to enable you identify which device you are 
controlling by pressing the key(s). 

(2)

 

The “Group2” symbol lights up to indicating the operation status of the 
device 4,5 & 6. 

 

(1)

 

The “Learn” symbol lights up when entering “Learn” mode. 

(2)

 

The “Learn” symbol keeps blinking when the learning process starts. 

 
 

Note:

 

The abovementioned 3 LED always light up as an indicator when necessary

 

 

[Functional key] 

can turn on the backlight or switch on/off beep sound. 

(1)

 

By pressing

the keys will be lighted up for 8 sec. If keep pressing any 

other key during the light-up period, the light will continue for another 8 sec., 
and so on. 

(2)

 

The beep sound can be turned on/off by pressing    for 3 sec. (Refer to No. 

3 in Setup section). 

 

 

[System key] 

will be used for switching the devices and activating setup 

(learning) function.   
(1)

 

SRC-600 opens only 3 devices for setup by factory default; however if you 
need more devices for setup, you can open another 3 spare devices by 

pressing

 [  and  ]

 simultaneously for 1 sec., and you will find “Group2” 

shows up. You are then able to setup up to 6 devices at the moment. 

You will be able to switch among the default 3 devices and another 3 spare 

devices in “Group2” by keeping pressing system key 

.  

(2) By pressing 

  for 3 sec., the unit will enter “Learn” mode (Refer to No.2 in 

Summary of Contents for SRC-600

Page 1: ...illiant LED backlight The backlight will light up not only for visible purpose but also as an indicator during operation z Button beeps The beep offers a sense of confirmation when operating the remote it can be disabled if necessary z Flash Memory Data will be saved automatically when changing the batteries or even the batteries run out of the power z Power saving SRC 600 will enter Power saving ...

Page 2: ...IR Port 5 Battery Cover Insert the Batteries 1 Remove the battery cover 2 Insert the batteries 3 This remote control uses two AAA batteries please make sure to properly orient the positive and negative ends as the label specified on the battery compartment 4 Replace the battery cover NOTE Always use fresh batteries Alkaline batteries are recommended ...

Page 3: ... symbol keeps blinking when the learning process starts Note The abovementioned 3 LED always light up as an indicator when necessary Functional key can turn on the backlight or switch on off beep sound 1 By pressing the keys will be lighted up for 8 sec If keep pressing any other key during the light up period the light will continue for another 8 sec and so on 2 The beep sound can be turned on of...

Page 4: ... Press for 3 sec for entering the Learn mode 2 The Learn symbol will light up please choose any device you want to program E g Choose the device 3 Please select any key that is going to learn E g Power key 4 Press a key on the original remote which will be learned into SRC 600 Attention Keep pressing the key until ONE beep sound is heard Subject to different original code types Logo will light up ...

Page 5: ...ess for 3 sec and hear ONE beep sound Beep on is factory default 2 Beep off Press for 3 sec and hear TWO beeps sound Noted During learning process beep on function will be automatically activated to indicate the learning status even under Beep off mode Beep off function will automatically recover after exiting Learn mode Refer to No 2 in Setup section 4 Others 1 Battery low When battery low occurs...

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