Philips DSS1005/01, Manual

15

ENGLISH

D

Note

Other installed devices use the functions that 
are labeled on the remote. Check your original 
remote when you are not sure.

To switch back to your iPod™ playlist after 
controlling another device with your universal 
remote for iPod™, press the 

IPOD™ LAUNCH

key.

4.4 Starting Up an Activity

An activity is a sequence of key presses that you 
can program. For example, for watching a 
DVD you normally would have to:
1.   

Turn on the TV;

2.   

Turn on the DVD;

3.   

Turn on the surround sound system;

4.   

 Select the right input on your TV and
surround sound system;

5.   

Press the 

PLAY

 key to start the DVD.

By selecting the activity “Watch DVD” on the 
universal remote for iPod™, all the actions are 
automatically executed in the predefined 
sequence.

Starting up an activity:

1.   

 Press 

MODE

 key repeatedly until the 

activity name appears in the header 
of the display screen.

2.     Confirm your selection by pressing 

OK

.

The activity will begin immediately.

You can add up to 8 activities to your universal 
remote for iPod™. For more information about 
adding and deleting activities, see section 

5.5,  Adding an activity 

and section

5.6, Deleting an activity.

Selecting extra functions

Devices may have extra functions that are not 
covered by the hard keys on your universal 
remote for iPod™. You can select these extra 
functions in the display.
1.   

 While in any device mode, Press 

MAIN

VOL

 key. Extra functions for the selected 

device appear in the display screen.

2.   

 To scroll through all the extra functions, 
press the cursor up or cursor down key.

3.   

 When you find the selection you want, 
press 

OK

. The remote sends out an 

IR signal.

For adding extra functions to your universal 
remote for iPod™, see section 

5.4, Adding  a 

function.

E

Tip

If you cannot find the extra function you are 
looking for, you can exit the Extra menu by 
pressing the 

MAIN VOL

 key again.

D

Note

Some devices do not have any extra functions 
available in the remote’s data base. However, 
you can easily copy additional functions from 
your original remote by learning keys. See 
section

5.4, Adding a function

.

4.5  Replacing the batteries

B

Warning

When you replace the batteries, do not mix 
different brands of batteries or place zinc carbon 
batteries in the remote. This can trigger 
unpredictable behavior.

When the batteries are almost empty, the 

h"ATTERY,OWvICONAPPEARS2EPLACETHE
BATTERIESWITHNEW,2OR!!TYPEALKALINE

batteries. Follow the local regulations for 
disposal of the empty batteries.

'ETTING3TARTED