Setting-Up A Macro Key Sequence
1. Press and hold the
CODE SEARCH
key until the remote
window displays
CODE SET
.
2. Step through the programming menu using the
UP (
▲
)
key or
DOWN (
▼
)
key for
KEY MACRO
,
then press the
SELECT
key.
3. Once the
SELECT
key is pressed a
SEL MACKEY
message will display for you to input a Macro Key
(
M1, M2, M3
).
NOTE: If the entered key is a invalid Macro Key, a display
message
INVALID
will be shown and the remote will
stay in Macro programming mode until a valid Macro
Key is entered.
4. The display message
ENTER SEQ
will be shown.
You can begin entering the series of keystrokes, up
to 15 keys, that you wish to be played back when you
press the designated Macro key. After the very first key
for the macro sequence is entered, the display message
will change to
SEL TO END
.
NOTE: If more than 15 keys are entered, a message
ERROR
followed by
MAX=15
will be shown. The remote will
return to
SEL MACKEY
again for you to setup macro
sequence again.
5. Press and hold down the
SELECT
key for 3 seconds to
complete the programming sequence.
The SELECT key
must be pressed and held down for at least 3
seconds to exit the sequence.
6. The remote will then display the message
SUCCESS
,
followed by the message
EXIT SETUP
and return to its
normal operation.
NOTES:
• Press the
CLEAR
key at any time to exit the programming
mode. An
EXIT SETUP
message will appear and the remote
will return to its normal operation.
• If about 30 seconds passes before a key is pressed, the LCD
display window will stop transmission to conserve battery life.
If this occurs, restart from step 1.
MACRO is a command, which defines a sequence of several operations. Each MACRO key has
one command sequence programmed so you can make as many as 15 keystrokes in a sequence.
For Example: When operating one or more devices to power ON/OFF, one macro key enables
you to program series of power ON/OFF commands into one key.
Hold For 3 Seconds
17
Enter the series
of keystrokes.
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