Silvercrest KH 2155, Operating Manual

Page 1: ...KOMPERNASS GMBH BURGSTRASSE 21 D 44867 BOCHUM www kompernass com ID NR KH2155 01 09 V4 A UNIVERSAL REMOTE CONTROL UNIVERSAL REMOTE CONTROL Operating manual KH 2155 䍖彋䠠 㔵弳䅟慵獳敮 卡浳瑡本 ㄮ 敢牵慲 㤠ㄳ㨱㜺㔴 ...

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Page 3: ...d code search 12 Programming by manual code input 13 Programming by automatic code search 14 Learn function 15 Code learn function 16 Clear programmed button 17 Programming Macros 18 Favourites channel 20 Volume control 22 Vol Mute switching 22 Further volume control functions except PC 22 Back to volume control 22 Additional functions 23 All OFF 23 Automatic station redirecting 24 Alternative but...

Page 4: ...safety instructions Take the batteries out of the battery compartment as soon as they are depleted Do not throw batteries into a fire Never subject batteries to high temperatures If you will not be using the device for a long period of time remove the batteries to prevent them from discharg ing Explosion hazard Non rechargeable batteries must never be recharged Do not open the batteries or short c...

Page 5: ...programme numbers d Playback button and teletext button f Fast text buttons g Access the electronic programme guide h Arrow buttons j EXIT button k INFO button l OK button 1 MENU button 2 SWAP button 2 PIP button 2 MACRO button 2 Mute switching 2 FAV CH button 2 AV button 2 Infrared Sender Receiver 2 Battery compartment cover Note The functions described here pertain to the theoretically ideal cir...

Page 6: ...nserting the batteries Attention The Universal remote control must only be operated with 1 5 Volt batteries Type AAA LR03 Carry out the battery change as quickly as possible Preset settings will remain saved for approx 1 minute If new batteries have not been installed within this time all of the settings will have to be carried out again The time of day will however in any case be deleted 1 Open b...

Page 7: ...ce Infrared symbol 3 Every time a button is pressed with which an infrared signal is to be sent the Infrared symbol illuminates Time field 3 Here you can read the time of day Standard display The standard display of the LCD display q consists of details of the current device i e TV the device code and the time of day Illumination If you press the Illumination button LIGHT t with every button press...

Page 8: ... 3 Seconds to access the SETUP menu Device buttons r The device buttons are used to select which device should be operated Television Satellite receiver cable Audio device Computer Video recorder DVD or CD player Digital Personal video recorder Additional device Illumination button t Press the LIGHT t button to illuminate the display CH buttons y Change the reception channel VOL buttons u Set volu...

Page 9: ...ch as DVD CD players and video recorders Record Stop Playback Record Wind Rewind Start playback Stop playback Wind forward In teletext operation the buttons have the following functions Access time Cancel page access Enlarge page presentation Access Index page Stop automatic page forwarding for multi page teletexts Mystery button In addition the CH buttons y control the following teletext function...

Page 10: ...evice SWAP button 2 control the A B repeat function in DVD CD modes To switch between the main and second image in PIP operation PIP button 2 to access end the TV s picture in picture mode With SAT CABLE the PIP button serves as the video format selector MACRO button 2 The MACRO button 2 followed by a number button o 1 6 activates the previously saved chain of commands Mute switching 2 Switch soun...

Page 11: ...lock 5 With the OK button l you save the setting In the LCD display q appears SUCCESS and the previous mode is accessed again In the event of an error the LCD display q shows ERROR 6 To exit this menu press repeatedly the EXIT button j until the standard display appears in the LCD display q Adjust contrast You can set the display s contrast as follows 1 Hold down the SET button e for a little long...

Page 12: ... CONFIG and confirm with the OK button l 3 With the or button h select KIDS LOCK and con firm with the OK button l The LCD display q shows the current device and always offers the setting OFF inde pendent of the current setting 4 With the or button h select now between ON child protection on or OFF child protection off 5 With the OK button l you save the setting In the LCD display q appears SUCCES...

Page 13: ... 11 SYSTEM SETUP overview ...

Page 14: ...various brand names 6 To make access easier you can skip directly to specific letters of the alphabet with the number buttons o 2 A 3 D 4 G 5 J 6 M 7 P 8 T 9 W example With button number 5 the display skips to the letter J The first brand is JVC If for example you own a Kenwood brand device leaf with the button downwards until this brand name appears All brand names used here are trademarks of the...

Page 15: ...utton r i e VCR The target device now blinks and waits for your confirmation 5 With the OK button l confirm the selected device Now the first digit of the code blinks and waits for your code input 6 Enter the 3 digit device code with the number buttons and confirm the entry with the OK button l 7 If the entered code is valid for the selected device type then the code will be saved In the LCD displ...

Page 16: ...rers directory with device code list A PC will not be considered a device with the automatic search Follow the steps listed below to carry out programming by means of the automatic code search 1 Switch the device that is to be controlled with the remote control on With VCR DVD CD devices please insert a tape and or disc 2 Hold down the SET button e for a little longer than 3 seconds 3 In the LCD d...

Page 17: ...ound however the device s original remote control did not have a POWER button then it is possible that the device cannot be switched on or off remotely Then try the buttons4 h CH y or MUTE 2 4 If the automatic search has reached the end of the code list it stops there Then press the EXIT button j to return to the AUTO SRCH mode and start again with step 4 5 If you want to programme an AUX device b...

Page 18: ...e desired device button r 2 Hold down the SET button e for a little longer than 3 seconds 3 With the or button h select the menu LEARNING and then press the OK button l 4 In the LCD display q appears LEARN KEY Then press the OK button l In the LCD display q appears SELECT KEY 5 First press the button on the URC that is to be taught In the LCD display q appears WAITING The URC now waits for the Inf...

Page 19: ...ARN KEY 3 With the or button h select DELETE DEV delete device and confirm with the OK button l In the LCD display q appears SELECT DEV select device 4 Select the device button r for the device whose taught button command you want to delete 5 In the LCD display q appears SURE DELET Confirm with the OK button l In the LCD display q appears DELETED and then SELECT DEV 6 Repeat steps 4 5 if you also ...

Page 20: ...on l 5 In the LCD display q appears SELECT KEY Now press one after the other the desired buttons starting with a device button r If the sequence does not begin with a device button r ERROR KEY wrong button appears in the LCD display q and then SELECT KEY again 6 Save the entry with the OK button l In the LCD display q appears SUCCESS and then the Macro selection mode again 7 If you select a memory...

Page 21: ... the desired Macro 1 6 Example If Macro 3 is to be executed first press the Macro button 2 and then the number button Note If no Macro number button is pressed within 18 seconds or a Macro number button is pressed for which no Macro has been programmed or another button is pressed then no Macro can be executed In this case the background illumination blinks 4 times in rapid succession Macro deleti...

Page 22: ... Favourites programming overview Programming FAV channels Your favourite stations are saved as follows 1 Press the desired device button r for the device to be programmed 2 Hold down the SET button e for a little longer than 3 seconds 3 With the or button h select FAV CH and confirm with the OK button l 4 In the LCD display q appears SETUP Confirm with the OK button l In the LCD display q appears ...

Page 23: ...ther the pro grammed stations from the favourites channel with the low est number Press the FAV CH button 2 again and the sta tions from the next favourite channel up is accessed Delete All FAV channels To delete all the FAV channels proceed as follows 1 Hold down the SET button e for a little longer than 3 seconds 2 With the or button h select FAV CH and confirm with the OK button l In the LCD di...

Page 24: ...follows Note The devices audio and PC do not have this function 1 Hold down the SET button e for a little longer than 3 seconds 2 With the or button h select VPT SETUP and confirm with the OK button l In the LCD display q appears TO DEV to the device 3 Now press the button for the device r i e VCR to which the volume command should be sent After which appears FROM DEV from device in the LCD displa...

Page 25: ...e guide of a device equipped with this function Press the INFO button k to show current programme information from the target device Via the MENU button 1 you access the dialogue for the setting of the respective target device All OFF Note With the button ALL OFF all off w all devices can be automatically switched off For this press the ALL OFF button w twice within 2 seconds This will only functi...

Page 26: ...ach Infrared transmission 6 Press any other button to end the automatic station redirecting Alternative button allocation in teletext mode If the remote control is in teletext mode by pressing the button TTX ON OFF i the buttons CH CH y and the play back buttons serve as controllers for the teletext TTX After deactivation of the teletext the buttons revert back to their usual functions Button Norm...

Page 27: ...nu PIP position Faults Remedies Your device does not react to the remote control Check the batteries They must have enough voltage and be properly installed Firstly have you pressed the correct device button r for the desired target device Check to see that the correct code is programmed in for the target device see section Programming the remote control The remote control is transmitting the comm...

Page 28: ...e optimal code Search for a code that supports more of the target device s functions The remote control stops reacting after a button is pressed The batteries must have enough voltage and be properly installed Point the remote control towards your device The LCD display shows nothing The batteries must have enough voltage and be properly installed The contrast could be set too low Then increase th...

Page 29: ...mity This device has been tested and approved regarding con formance with the fundamental requirements and other relevent regulations of the EMV Directive 2004 108 EC Importer KOMPERNASS GMBH BURGSTRASSE 21 44867 BOCHUM GERMANY www kompernass com Technical data Controllable devices 8 Dimensions L x W x H 225 x 56 x 28 mm Weight 120 g without batteries Laser Laser class 1 Power supply Batteries 2 x...

Page 30: ... only material or factory defects The warranty is not valid to parts subject to wear and tear for damage to breakable parts such as switches or rechargeable batteries This product is for private use only and is not intended for commercial use The warranty is void in the case of abusive and improper handling use of force and internal tampering not carried out by our authorized service branch Your s...

Page 31: ... KH 2155 Warranty In order to guarantee a cost free repair procedure please get in touch with the service hotline Make sure you have your sales slip handy DES Ltd Tel 0870 787 6177 Fax 0870 787 6168 e mail support uk kompernass com Kompernass Service Ireland Tel 1850 930 412 0 082 EUR Min Standard call rates apply Mobile operators may vary e mail support ie kompernass com www mysilvercrest de GB ...

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