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SUR-35 User Manual

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SUR-35 User Manual

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Chapter 3 – Setting Up the SUR-35

Before the SUR-35 can be used to control a device, it

needs to be configured to display your existing remote control
buttons and also programmed to send the correct infrared
signals. This chapter guides you through the Touch Screen
layout and SUR-35 setup procedure.

To get started, you will first set the date and time. Then you

can proceed to create devices and program the SUR-35.

Setting Up

Setting Up

Setting Up

Setting Up

Setting Up

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Date and Clock

Date and Clock

Date and Clock

Date and Clock

Date and Clock

To  use the 

Date 

selection in the

SETUP Menu

:

1.   Press and hold the SETUP
button on the Touch Screen for 3
sec.

 Press each number button (2, 4,

6, 8)  until it disappears.

2.  Use the arrow buttons on the
Touch Screen to select DATE
(displayed in the upper right
corner) 

and  then press the 

OK

button.

Enter the year, month and date first.

3. Use the 

LEFT 

and 

RIGHT 

arrow

keys to move the curser and the 

UP

and 

DOWN 

arrows to change the

selection.

 Press OK when finished.

Now set the hour, and minutes.

4. Use the arrow keys as in Step 3.
5.  Press 

OK 

when finished and then

EXIT 

to leave the 

SETUP 

menu.

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4.  Use the arrow keys to select
the time.

5. Press 

OK

Note

: If you used 

SPEC 

(Specific

Day/Time) you will also have to set
the date.

6. 

Select the key 

that the timer will

press. 

If you want, you can switch

devices (use device keys) or Touch
Screen pages. (Use the
button.)

At the selected time and date, the
SUR-35 will send the infrared code
or start the macro associated with
the key selected in step 6. When
finished press the 

EXIT 

key to leave

the 

MACRO Menu

.

Macro Timers

Macro Timers

Macro Timers

Macro Timers

Macro Timers

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Summary of Contents for SUR-35

Page 1: ...nnsylvania Ave Bldg 5 Oakmont PA 15139 412 828 3700 or 800 345 7462 This warranty is void if any defects are caused by abuse misuse negligence or unauthorized repairs 4 All liability for incidental or...

Page 2: ...s Do not learn near an incandescent lamp Memory capacity is full 56 keys for each of 16 models The learning process has no errors but you still can t control your AV devices repeat the learning proced...

Page 3: ...button down for about 2 seconds Make sure you did not program more than one remote for a given device Make sure the two remotes are not too close or too far apart and are aiming directly at each other...

Page 4: ...hooting roubleshooting roubleshooting roubleshooting roubleshooting C C C C C LCD does not show anything when you touch it or press the rubber buttons You cannot operate a device even after teaching t...

Page 5: ...ing list identifies the SUR 35 s key features Large touch screen display Each macro can store a sequence of 60 commands Controls up to sixteen devices including DVDs TVs Satellite dishes VCRs and CDs...

Page 6: ...the SUR 35 L L L L Learning Eye earning Eye earning Eye earning Eye earning Eye Point your device s remote control at this eye to enable the SUR 35 to learn your device s infrared codes Infrared Eye I...

Page 7: ...g Started Getting Started Getting Started Getting Started 2 2 2 2 2 Page 54 Beep Toggling Beep Toggling Beep Toggling Beep Toggling Beep Toggling This setting specifies whether you want the SUR 35 to...

Page 8: ...may have more than one device For example the TV button may have TV1 and TV2 for different TVs in your house Repeatedly press the same device button to cycle through all the device names The SUR 35 h...

Page 9: ...en Weak batteries reduce the effective distance of the unit To reduce danger of leakage and damage remove used batteries when used longer than two years 1 Turn the remote over push on the tab and lift...

Page 10: ...d Don t expose the SUR 35 to extreme temperatures Keep it away from heat sources Avoid dropping the SUR 35 Don t drop anything on the touch screen Clean the LCD touch screen with a soft cloth If neede...

Page 11: ...o during Touch Screen Layout will display all possible LCD choices Backlight Sleep Button Pressing it quickly will turn on the backlight while holding it down for three seconds will enter the SLEEP Me...

Page 12: ...Page 49 3 Press the UP and DOWN arrows to rotate through the channels currently assigned 4 Press OK to delete a particular channel 5 Repeat above steps to delete other channels 6 Press OK when finish...

Page 13: ...l n u t c e l l o C s l o r t n o c e t o m e r N A R T s e d o c d e r a r f n i r o e r a w t f o s m e t s y s t i m s n a r T a o t r o r e h t o n a o t 5 3 R U S e n o m o r f r e t u p m o c l...

Page 14: ...M Delete Menu Delete Menu Delete Menu Delete Menu Delete Menu 2 2 2 2 2 Page 47 2 Use the number keys to enter a channel number Some devices may need you to also press ENTER if they normally require...

Page 15: ...age 46 Using Quick Channel Lists Using Quick Channel Lists Using Quick Channel Lists Using Quick Channel Lists Using Quick Channel Lists Quick Channel lists allow you to group channels together into d...

Page 16: ...pears 2 Use the arrow buttons on the Touch Screen to select DATE displayed in the upper right corner and then press the OK button Enter the year month and date first 3 Use the LEFT and RIGHT arrow key...

Page 17: ...or label After creating a device you will be able to enter a pre programmed code teach an existing remote or customize the control layout to suit your needs There are two ways to do this based on what...

Page 18: ...features Timers Can be used to start a macro or send a command at a later time Many timers are available including daily weekly weekends only weekdays only or specific days and times Quick Channel Li...

Page 19: ...e the UP and DOWN arrows to change the letters Use the LEFT and RIGHT arrows to position the cursor Labels can be 4 digits long Step 3 Press the OK button when finished Page 42 Using Macros To start a...

Page 20: ...n Press each number button 2 4 6 8 until it disappears Use the arrow buttons on the Touch Screen to select LAY and then press the OK button 1 Press a device button to select the device you want to mod...

Page 21: ...If you press another button and then return the first button will default to a blank setting 4 Press OK to confirm your changes Then press EXIT to leave the SETUP Menu LCD L LCD L LCD L LCD L LCD Lay...

Page 22: ...R 35 will learn the proper signals to send This method is perfect for newer or less common devices or if a certain button still not does perform the desired function after using pre programmed manufac...

Page 23: ...TUP button on the Touch Screen for 3 seconds Press each number button 2 4 6 8 until it disappears Use the arrow buttons on the Touch Screen to select CODE and then press the OK button 1 Use the device...

Page 24: ...5 Creating and Using Macros Introduction to Macros Introduction to Macros Introduction to Macros Introduction to Macros Introduction to Macros A macro is simply a series of commands The MACRO feature...

Page 25: ...en buttons Press one of the rubber buttons on the bottom half of the SUR 35 s Note Record Button Must Be Held Down for 3 Seconds As a safety feature the record button needs to be pressed for 3 seconds...

Page 26: ...operation mode A very small number of infrared codes are not learnable by the SUR 35 You may need to first collect the codes see Collecting Unrecognized Infrared Codes for more information and then e...

Page 27: ...lowing illustration L L L L Learning codes earning codes earning codes earning codes earning codes Figur Figur Figur Figur Figure 7 e 7 e 7 e 7 e 7 Using the Lear Using the Lear Using the Lear Using t...

Page 28: ...g a Device Deleting a Device If you have an unused or an unwanted device you may erase the infrared codes for the device and keep Deleting devices Deleting devices Deleting devices Deleting devices De...

Page 29: ...en will flash automatically When all buttons on the current page are programmed it will automatically switch to the next page Page 32 Deleting a Specific Key Deleting a Specific Key Deleting a Specifi...

Page 30: ...e ERROR indicator when Using the Learning Function Once collected you can use the Remote Connector see Appendix B Accessories to upload the unrecognized codes to your personal computer and then email...

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