RTI TheaterTouch T2, Руководство пользователя и программирования

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Chapter 2 • Introduction
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Chapter 2. Introduction
The TheaterTouch is a programmable touchscreen computer that is designed to
provide wireless control of audio/video and automation systems. Like other
“universal” or “learning” remote controls, the
TheaterTouch allows you to consolidate
the functions of many independent infrared remote controls into one unit. The
TheaterTouch also incorporates a unique programmable user interface, allowing it to
provide a simple, intuitive, and customized interface for any system. Before using the
TheaterTouch , please read and follow all instructions in this manual.
FEATURES
The TheaterTouch provides superior quality and reliability as well as these specific
features:
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A replacement for all of your system’s remote controls. The TheaterTouch can
reproduce all of the commands of almost any other infrared remote control.
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A programmable graphic display. The TheaterTouch uses powerful Windows
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based software that makes it easy to place buttons, text, graphics and symbols
anywhere on the display.
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A backlit LCD with digital matrix touchscreen. When you want to perform a
command, simply touch the display where that command is displayed. The
touchscreen never needs calibrating.
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25 backlit “hard” keypad buttons that allow easy access to frequently used
functions.
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Two detachable, low-profile rechargeable battery packs. The TheaterTouch can
run continuously for several hours between charges. Because the remote is
normally used only a few minutes per session, the unit typically will run for a
week or more between charges. A built-in low battery indicator warns you
when it’s time to recharge the battery.
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A macro function. This feature allows the TheaterTouch to perform a series of
commands by pressing a single button. For example, you can create a macro
called “Movie” that turns on the TV, sets the correct channel, turns on the
VCR, dims the lights, and starts playing a movie.
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Two output options for controlling your equipment: infrared (IR), radio
frequency (RF), and the ability to use both in the same system.
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Automatic power on and off. The TheaterTouch turns itself off whenever it is
not used for a pre-set amount of time. Touching any area of the display or a
hard button will turn it on again, also a built in tilt sensor can turn the unit on
when it is picked up.