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Supported models

•  SR260 System Remote Control-English (C4-SR260)
•  SR260-I System Remote Control-Iconic (C4-SR260-I)

Introduction

The Control4® SR260 System Remote Control goes beyond a typical 

“universal” remote that simply learns IR codes from TVs, VCRs, CD 

players, and DVD players. This remote control offers complete system 

control in an elegant and compact design. The remote is equipped with 

a full-color screen, battery gauge, hidden ambient light sensor, faster 

processor, iconic button layout (C4SR260-I model), improved List 

Navigator, nine programmable shortcut buttons, and more. It’s included 

with the purchase of select Control4 controllers, and can also be 

purchased separately. The SR260 requires Control4 OS 2.7 or later.

Use this guide along with the 

SR260 User Guide

.

Use the remote to:

•  Navigate system menus and access network-stored media on a TV or 

monitor with the on-screen Navigator

•  Navigate system menus and access media information on the 

remote’s display

•  Control all system devices

Features

•  Bi-directional communication with system components
•  ZigBee® wireless mesh networking technology
•  Full access to system components
•  Full-color screen display
•  Back-lit keys and display for ease of use in dark rooms
•  Ambient light sensor for efficient control of backlighting
•  50 buttons total:

•  Two quick-access buttons (WATCH and LISTEN) to display either 

the most used AV devices or a list of all available AV devices

•  Nine programmable buttons
•  Eight transport control buttons
•  Standard alphanumeric buttons
•  Control4 button

•  Paging functionality
•  Standard control features for digital satellite systems (DSS), cable 

boxes, tuners, digital video recorders (DVR), DVD changers/players, 

CD changers/players, MP3 players, VCRs, or TVs

•  Built-in motion detection can wake up the remote automatically
•  Powered by four AA batteries (included)

SR260 buttons

B

C

D

E

F

H

K

N

Q

O

R

T

U

S

P

M

L

I

J

G

A

SR260 English

B

C

D

E

F

H

K

N

Q

O

R

T

U

S

P

M

L

I

J

G

A

SR260-I Iconic

ROOM OFF

—Turns off devices in 

room

Display

—Screen that displays color 

text options

WATCH

—Displays video devices

Control4 button

—Displays 

Control4 Home page on TV

LISTEN

—Displays audio devices

LIST

—Displays system’s menu 

(Navigator) on the display screen

Programmable buttons

—Functions 

vary

GUIDE

—Displays TV program 

listings

PAGE/PAGE

—Scrolls pages up 

or down

PREV

—Returns to previous 

channel or screen

VOL

—Controls device volume

SELECT

 and 

directional buttons

Scrolls up, down, left, or right; the 

center SELECT button selects the 

menu option

A

J

D

G

B

K

E

H

C

L

F

I

CH

—Scrolls up or down through 

TV channels

MUTE

—Toggles device sound off 

or on

INFO

—Shows program information

MENU

—Accesses device features 

and settings

CNCL

—Sends “Cancel” or “Exit” 

command

DVR

—Controls the DVR

Playback control buttons:

• 

Rewind/Fast forward

—Rewinds 

or fast forwards

• 

Skip back/Skip forward

—Skips 

back or forward

• 

Play

—Plays

• 

Record

—Starts recording

• 

Stop

—Stops

• 

Pause

—Pauses

Programmable buttons

—Functions 

vary

Alphanumeric buttons

—Directly 

enters channel numbers or text 

descriptions

O

N

M

R

P

S

T

U

Q

Install and maintain batteries

Install the batteries

Install the four AA batteries (included) into the back of the SR260 

according to the diagram in the battery compartment (with the + and - 

terminals aligned correctly).

Battery use and care

•  Keep the battery contacts and compartment clean.
•  Remove the batteries from the remote if it is not going to be used 

for several months.

•  Extreme temperatures reduce battery performance. Avoid putting 

the SR260 in very warm places.

Battery replacement safety rules

Warning! 

To prevent a battery short, leakage or rupture:

•  Use typical AA Alkaline batteries only.
•  Do not mix battery types, such as Alkaline and rechargeable 

NiMH batteries.

•  Do not attempt to recharge a battery unless the battery is 

specifically marked “rechargeable.”

•  Never dispose of batteries in a fire.

AVERTISSEMENT! 

Pour empêcher court-circuiter, fuite ou 

rupture de batterie:

•  Utilisez les accumulateurs alcalins typiques d’AA seulement.
•  Ne mélangez pas les types de batterie, tels que les batteries 

alkalines et rechargeables de NiMH.

•  N’essayez pas de recharger une batterie à moins que la 

batterie soit spécifiquement marqué « rechargeable ».

•  Ne vous débarassez jamais des batteries dans un feu.

Recharging station

A Remote Recharging Station is also available (sold separately) with a 

rechargeable battery to keep your remote always charged. For more 

information, see the Dealer Portal.

Configure the remote

Add and configure the remote control with Composer Pro. See the 

Composer Pro User Guide

 for instructions about adding devices.

To configure the remote:

In Composer Pro, add and identify the 

System Remote Control

 

SR260 

driver to your project.

In the 

System Design 

view, select 

System Remote Control SR260 

to view and change the remote’s properties.

• 

Display Brightness

—Sets the brightness of the remote’s screen, 

from 

0

 (off) to 

100

 (full brightness).

• 

Keypad Brightness

—Sets the brightness of the keypad backlight, 

from 

(off) to 

100

 (full brightness).

• 

Sleep Mode

—Sets how long the remote stays awake after no 

activity. The default setting is 15 seconds, but can be extended up 

to 90 seconds or reduced to 10 to conserve battery life.

• 

Battery Level

—Displays the current battery charge level.

• 

Channel

—Displays the ZigBee channel set for the remote, which 

should match the ZigBee channel for the controller.

• 

Gateway

—Displays the MAC address of the ZigBee Server (usually 

your controller, unless you specify differently).

• 

MAC

—Displays the remote’s MAC address.

• 

Firmware Version

—Displays the remote’s current firmware 

version.

• 

Watch/Listen Button Behavior

—Sets whether the buttons show a 

list of available devices or only the most recently used devices.

On the remote, press 

LIST

, then select 

Settings

 > 

Config

. The 

following menu opens, where you can change remote control 

settings:

• 

Display Brightness

—Sets the brightness of the remote’s 

screen.

• 

Keypad Brightness

—Sets the brightness of the remote’s 

keypad backlight.

• 

Motion Detect

—Sets the remote to wake from Sleep Mode 

when it’s picked up.

• 

Light Sensor

—When enabled, adjusts the brightness of the 

screen and keypad backlight based on the light it senses in 

the room.

• 

Text Color

—Changes the List Navigator’s text color.

• 

Recharge Station

—When enabled, configures the remote to 

use the Recharging Station’s rechargeable lithium polymer 

battery. When disabled, configures the remote for regular 

alkaline batteries.

• 

Battery Level

—Shows the current battery charge level.

• 

Factory Defaults

—Resets the remote to its factory defaults.

Each change is saved as soon as it’s made.

SR260 System Remote Control

Installation and Setup Guide

Summary of Contents for SR260

Page 1: ...ry compartment with the and terminals aligned correctly Battery use and care Keep the battery contacts and compartment clean Remove the batteries from the remote if it is not going to be used for several months Extreme temperatures reduce battery performance Avoid putting the SR260 in very warm places Battery replacement safety rules Warning To prevent a battery short leakage or rupture Use typica...

Page 2: ...e For example to select a keypad button press first select the keypad in the project tree in the Events pane then select the button under Events The first part of the script is added to the Script pane 3 In the project tree in the Actions pane on the right select System Remote Control SR260 4 In the Commands list choose an action for the remote control then double click the green arrow to add the ...

Page 3: ...r s instructions 7 Ne pas bloquer les ouvertures de ventilation Installer conformément aux instructions du fabricant 8 Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators heat registers stoves or other apparatus including amplifiers that produce heat 8 Ne pas installer près de sources de chaleur telles que des radiateurs registres de chaleur poêles ou autres appareils incluant les amplificateur...

Page 4: ...s suggested that the customer consider installing a surge arrestor 13 Débranchez cet appareil pendant les orages ou lorsqu il n est pas utilisé pendant de longues périodes de temps Cet équipement utilise la puissance AC qui peuvent être soumis à des surtensions électriques la foudre généralement transitoires qui sont très destructives envers les équipements terminaux connectés à des sources d alim...

Page 5: ...roduct through cabinet slots as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts that could result in fire or electric shock 19 N introduisez jamais d objets d aucune sorte dans ce produit à travers les fentes du boîtier car ils pourraient toucher des points de tension dangereux ou court circuiter des pièces qui pourraient entraîner un incendie ou un choc électrique 20 This product can i...

Page 6: ...rmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the rece...

Page 7: ... approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate this equipment IMPORTANT Tous les changements ou modifications pas expressément approuvés par la partie responsable de la conformité ont pu vider l autorité de l utilisateur pour actionner cet équipement FCC Part 15 Subpart C RSS 210 Intentional Emissions Interference Statement Compliance of this equipment...

Page 8: ...d the user s authority to operate this equipment Déclaration d exposition aux radiations RF Cet équipement est conforme aux limites FCC IC d exposition aux rayonnements définies quatrième opération appareils portables transmettre dans un environnement non contrôlé Les utilisateurs finaux doivent suivre les instructions de fonctionnement spécifiques pour satisfaire la conformité aux expositions RF ...

Page 9: ...MC 2004 108 EC Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC Directive Emissions EN 55022 2010 Immunity EN 55024 2010 EN 301 489 1 V1 9 2 2011 09 EN 301 489 17 V2 2 1 2012 09 EN 61000 3 2 2006 A1 2009 A2 2009 EN 61000 3 3 2008 Safety 206 95 EC Low Voltage Directive LVD EN 60950 1 2006 A11 2009 A1 2010 A12 2011 Telecom Radio 1999 5 EC Radio equipment and Telecommunications Terminal Equipment R TTE Directive EN...

Page 10: ...e WEEE directive requires the manufacturers of electrical and electronic equipment who sell in EU countries 1 label their equipment to notify customers that it needs to be recycled and 2 provide a way for their products to be appropriately disposed of or recycled at the end of their product lifespan For collection or recycling of Control4 products please contact your local Control4 representative ...

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