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IconRemote ™
Owner’s Manual
Model IR32A
SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS
Remember to exercise good common sense
when using the Home Automation features of
your remote - especially when scheduling
unattended devices. There can be some
unexpected consequences if not used with
care. For example, an empty coffee pot can be
remotely turned on. If that should happen,
your coffee pot could be damaged from
overheating. If an electric heater is turned on
by remote control while clothing is draped
over it, a fire could result.
DO NOT USE the remote for the control of
high power heating appliances such as
portable heaters.
Caution: To reduce the risk of electric shock, do
not disassemble any part of the Home
Automation System’s plug-in Modules or
Controllers. No user serviceable parts are inside.
If you spill liquid on a unit, disconnect the unit
from the AC outlet to prevent possible fire or
shock hazard and consult authorized service
personnel. Powerline operated equipment or
accessories connected to any of these units
should bear the UL listing or CSA certification
mark and should not have been modified in any
way that might defeat their safety features.
Warning: To prevent electric shock hazard, do
not expose any part of the Home Automation
System to rain or moisture.
FCC Cautions
THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE
FCC RULES. OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE
FOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS:
(1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL
INTERFERENCE, AND
(2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY
INTERFERENCE RECEIVED, INCLUDING
INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED
OPERATION.
This equipment generates and uses radio frequency
energy, and if not installed and used properly, that is, in
strict accordance with the manufacturers instructions, it
may cause interference to radio and television
reception. It has been type tested and found to comply
with the limits for remote control devices in accordance
with the specifications in Sub-Parts B and C of Part 15
of FCC Rules, which are designed to provide
reasonable protection against such interference in a
residential installation. However, there is no guarantee
that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause interference to
radio or television reception, which can be determined
by unplugging the equipment, try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:
• Reorient the antenna of the radio/TV experiencing
the interference.
• Relocate the interface with respect to the radio/TV.
• Move the interface away from the radio/TV.
• Plug the interface into an outlet on a different
electrical circuit from the radio/TV experiencing the
interference.
• If necessary, consult your local Dealer for additional
suggestions.
NOTE: Modifications to any of the components in this
kit will void the user’s authority to operate this
equipment.
Table of Contents
Introduction ........................................................................ 5
Hard Key Functions ............................................................ 6
Setup .................................................................................. 8
Battery Installation ........................................................ 8
Battery Saver ................................................................. 8
Permanent Memory ....................................................... 8
Using the Wizard ................................................................ 9
Setting Up Your Devices .................................................. 10
Setting Up Your Favorites ................................................ 12
Setting Up X10 Devices ................................................... 15
Setting Up Your Remote to Send RF .......................... 15
Using The Remote ............................................................ 19
Favorite Key ..................................................................... 20
Mode Key ......................................................................... 21
X10 RF Devices .......................................................... 21
QuickPower ...................................................................... 22
Sleep ................................................................................ 23
Learning ............................................................................ 24
Tips On Learning ........................................................ 24
Learning Main Keys .................................................... 26
Learning Macros - Main Keys .................................... 27
Learning Side Keys ..................................................... 29
Learning Macros - Side Keys ...................................... 32
Setting Up More ............................................................... 35
Setting Up More Devices ............................................ 35
Setting Up More Favorites .......................................... 36
Adding/Editing Favorites ............................................ 37
Reordering Favorites ................................................... 38
Deleting Favorites ....................................................... 39
Renaming Favorite Groups ......................................... 40
Clearing Settings ......................................................... 41
Advanced Settings ............................................................ 42
Options ........................................................................ 42
Device Codes .............................................................. 42
Programming Combo Device Codes .......................... 43
Punchthrough .............................................................. 43
KidSafe ........................................................................ 45
X10 Home Control ........................................................... 46
Audio & Video Compatibility .......................................... 47
Troubleshooting ................................................................ 49
Introduction
Congratulations on your purchase of the IR32A
IconRemote. The IR32A IconRemote has the
capability to combine many types of remotes into a
single remote. This remote has many unique
features, all available through the high quality color
screen and the configurable menus. The screen
displays icons that are easy to set up to represent
your favorite channels. You can then select any
channel by simply pressing the key next to the icon
that represents the channel.
The IR32A IconRemote can also control X10 RF
devices, which allows you to control different
electrical devices located in various physical
locations around the house. This remote is capable
of many other features that are also described in this
manual.
This remote control operates the common features of
most but not all models and brands of Infrared (IR)
Controlled devices. This remote may provide
functions that are not available on your device. Some
functions of your particular device (e.g., menu
functions) may not be controlled by this remote. In
such cases, you can learn the commands from your
original remote. Please use this manual to become
familiar with your IconRemote. After you are
familiar with this owner’s manual, the first thing you
need to do is to install batteries and setup your
remote following the on-screen instructions.
Thank you for buying this remote and we hope it
will give you many years of service.
All trademarks or registered trademarks used in this product are trademarks or
registered trademarks of their respective owners.
Hard Key Functions
Hard Key Functions, cont.
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Note: Blue text on the remote corresponds to DVD functions,
green text are TiVo functions, and red text is for audio
functions.
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HIS/HERS - Quick access keys for favorites stored under His/Hers
groups.
SIDE KEYS - Used to access on-screen features.
LCD - (Liquid Crystal Display).
MODE - Selects mode (TV, VCR, etc.) for the remote.
HOME - The starting screen on the LCD for most operations.
VOLUME UP/DOWN - Changes the volume level of the device,
normally the TV.
OK/SELECT - Selects menu items for the device you are controlling,
or confirms selections on the screen.
GUIDE - Displays on-screen program or channel guides.
MENU - Brings up the Menu screen - use with the UP, DOWN, LEFT
& RIGHT navigation keys (26).
T-CENTRAL - The TiVo key for TiVo Central.
+100 - Used for channels greater than 100.
(-) Used for digital channels, e.g., 2-3.
CC (SUBTITLE) - TV Closed Caption (if your TV has this feature) or
DVD Subtitle toggle.
SAP - Selects Secondary Audio Program channel if available.
THUMBS DOWN - Sets your TiVo Thumbs ratings.
REPLAY - Replays the last 8 seconds of a program.
ADVANCE - Catches you up to the live broadcast.
THUMBS UP - sets your TiVo Thumbs ratings.
INPUT - Brings up the DVD Player’s Setup Menu. Or acts as TV/VCR
select. LIVE TV goes to Live TV broadcast.
RECORD, PLAY, STOP, REW, FF, PAUSE - Operates your VCR,
DVR, or DVD Player. Also operates DVD Scan -/+. Note, the Record
key needs pressed twice to operate.
LAST - Returns to the previously selected channel, or DVD repeat toggle.
REPEAT performs DVD players “A-B Repeat” (or RPT A.B) function for
repeat play of current Chapter or Track.
ZOOM - Zooms or enlarges a specific area of the screen.
ARC - Aspect Ratio Control selects viewing format for the displayed
picture, e.g., Wide, Zoom, etc.
ENTER - Used after direct channel number entry (if required) to
immediately change to the selected channel.
MUTE - Turns off the TV sound, while the picture remains.
NUMBERS - Enter numbers for direct channel selection. Functions in red
are available in Audio Mode.
QUIT/RETURN - Exits On-Screen Menus/Returns to previous OnScreen selection.
INFO - Displays/selects on-screen channel information.
UP, DOWN, LEFT & RIGHT - Used to Navigate menus.
CHANNEL UP/DOWN - Changes the channels. CHAPTER +/controls DVD/CD track selection, i.e., DVD/CD Track Skip Up/Down
(in DVD and SAT modes).
FAVORITE - Used to access favorites groups on the LCD.
POWER - Turns device for remote’s current Mode On or Off .
Setup
Using the Wizard
(1)
Battery Installation
After you insert the batteries and choose
“English” the Setup Wizard screen (1)
appears. You can exit the Wizard at any
time by pressing the HOME key (located
just below the screen). Press any key at
screen (1) to continue and follow the
instructions on the screens.
• On the back of the remote, push down
on the tab and lift the cover off.
AA
AA
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marks inside the battery case, then
insert 3 AA Alkaline batteries. Make
sure you use new batteries. You can
have problems with learning codes
if your batteries are old.
Press the battery cover back into
place.
AA
• Match the batteries to the + and -
Battery Saver
Your remote automatically turns off if the keys are depressed
for more than 30 seconds. This will save your batteries should
your remote get stuck in a place where the keys remain
depressed (e.g., between the sofa cushions). Also, the screen
turns off a short time after no keys have been pressed for a
while (or a short time after a key has been stuck for 30
seconds). The duration before the screen turns off can be
adjusted from about 2 seconds to about 35 seconds from the
Setup, Advanced, and Options menu (see page 42).
Permanent Memory
All the devices you set up, their codes, punchthrough settings,
and all your favorites, etc., are stored in permanent memory
while you are changing batteries so you will not lose any codes
or settings stored in the remote while you are changing
batteries.
After you insert the batteries you’ll see a screen asking you to
choose your language (English, Spanish, or French (Canadian).
Let’s assume you choose English; proceed to
page 9.
Pressing OK at screen (2) takes you to the
next screen (3). Pressing the Left
navigation key (Back key) on the remote
at screen (3) takes you to screen (4) that
has 10 yellow arrows. This is an
exception to the rule because we’re
teaching you how to use the remote. But
pressing Back again at this point does
take you “back.”
Try pressing the Back key a few times to
go back through the Wizard and then
follow the instructions on the screens
again to familiarize yourself with how to
step through the screens and go back. You
can go back and forth through the Wizard
but once you’ve set up your devices and
quit to save the settings, you won’t see the
Wizard again unless you do a Master
Reset.
To do a Master Reset: Press the HOME
key, then select Setup, then select Clear
Settings, then select Master Clear. Note
this will erase everything you have set up
in the remote.
K1
Pressing any of the 10 Side
Keys (K1 thru K10) at screen
(4) takes you to the screen
where you set up your first
device (TV). See next page.
(2)
(3)
(4)
K6
K2
K7
K3
K8
K4
K9
K5
K10
Setting Up Your Devices
Setting Up Your Devices, cont.
(5)
(1)
How to set up a TV
After you’ve been through the Wizard for
the first time, the screen (1) shown to the
right appears. This is the start of the
Wizard to set up your devices (TV being
the first one). Manually turn on the
device(s) to be set up (TV, VCR, etc.).
If you know your brand of TV, select Yes,
which results in a faster search for your
TV’s code. (Selecting No searches the
complete library of TV codes, rather than
just the codes for your brand of TV).
Pressing the Side Key next to Yes at
screen (1) takes you to a screen (2) where
the most common brands are shown next
to the Side Keys. If your brand isn’t
shown you can press the Side Key
adjacent to Next to show more brands,
(shown alphabetically) or press the Side
Key adjacent to Back to go back to the
previous screen of brands. Note, on the
very first screen of brands, the Side Key
adjacent to Back takes you to the last
screen of brands (so you can go back
through the list instead of forward through
it if you prefer). In this case we selected
Philips.
Screen (3) tells you to point the remote
directly at your TV and repeatedly press
(but not hold) Power (or Chan Up/Down,
or Play for VCRs etc.) until your device
responds. Pressing Power sends the Power
command to your TV and screen (4)
shows that you’ve selected code 1 of xx
(xx will vary by brand). Keep pressing
Power until your TV responds and then
press Save.
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(2)
(3)
Pressing Save displays screen (5) that
instructs you to try a few other keys on
the remote to make sure you’ve found the
correct code. Tip: try keys like Menu,
and Guide. Power might work yet you
still might not have the correct code. If
several keys seem to work fine, press
Save Code. If some keys don’t work,
select Change Code (or press Back) to go
back and find another code that works
better. Selecting Label lets you rename
the device, e.g., you could call it My TV.
You can ignore this for now and try it
later if you like. See pages 13, 14, and 31
for more details on entering text to
change labels.
(6)
Pressing Save Code at screen (5) takes
you to screen (6) where you set up a
Cable box. You can quit at this point and
set up other devices later, or you can continue and set up other
devices - SAT, DVR, DVD, VCR, Audio, CD Player, or either
of the 2 AUX devices.
Let’s assume for now that you go ahead and set up a TV,
Cable, and SAT.
If you select No at screen (1) on the previous page the
procedure will be similar to the above, except that you will be
searching through the entire library of codes for your device to
find the one that works best (instead of just searching through
the codes for your brand of device, e.g., Philips).
(4)
If you say Yes when asked if you know your Brand, but
subsequently don’t find a code that works, you are asked if you
want to try again (in case you missed it), or try all the codes for
your device. If you try all codes for your device type, and still
don’t find a code that works, you can skip it, or selected Learn.
If you select Learn you can later learn the commands you want
for that device type.
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Setting Up Your Favorites
Setting Up Your Favorites, cont.
(1)
Once you’ve gone through the Wizard
and set up at least a TV, and set up more
devices, or skipped the rest of them, you
arrive at screen (1) to the right.
(2)
Press any digit key, say digit 4, to enter a
channel number. This takes you to screen
(2). You can enter more digits if desired.
The channel number can include a dash
(-) for digital channels, e.g., 2-3, or can
include ENTER, or OK, if your device
requires it to change channels, e.g.,
472Ok, or 550Ent.
If you want to add a label to the logo press the Side Key next
to Label. This is optional so if you don’t want to add a label to
the logo you can just select Save to save the setting for this
favorite. If you save this favorite, Set Favorite 2 of 10 is now
shown at the bottom of the screen to indicate that you can add
another favorite channel. Again just press a channel number
key on the remote, choose a logo and change the Device Type
(if you want to). Add a few more favorites (up to 10). You can
add more later, or delete or edit them later, or even reorder
their positions. Select Done when you’re finished setting up
favorites.
If you select Label, you see the screen to
the right with a small label on top of the
logo. Initially the label will be the channel
number for that logo. If you Save this, the
logo will have a small label representing
the channel number for that logo in it’s
bottom right hand corner, see screen (5).
(5)
(3)
Now you press the Side Key next to
Pick Logo on screen (2). You are shown
a screen (3) of popular channel logos.
You can select Next (Side Key 10) or
Back (Side Key 5) to see more logos. In
this example we pressed the NBC logo
(Side Key 4). Screen (4) now shows that
we’ve chosen channel 4 and the NBC
logo. Note, you could also select the top
left position which would display “4” as
the favorite rather than a logo.
The Default device in this case was Sat,
but you can select Pick Device to
change it. In this case we changed it to
Cable. Make sure you select the
device that you want each favorite to
control, e.g., TV, Cable, or Sat.
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But you can type in a new label if you
want one. You enter the new name for the
key using the numeric keys on the
remote, in a similar fashion to typing in
text on a cell phone.
(4)
E.g., in this example we pressed the 5
key twice to enter the letter K. Then we
waited a second and pressed the 4 key
repeatedly until the letter I was
displayed. Then we waited a second and
pressed 6 to select N. Then we waited a
second and pressed the 4 key to select
G. See next page.
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Setting Up Your Favorites, cont.
Setting Up X10 Devices
Note: “Triple tap” name entry works in a similar fashion to text
entry on a cell phone. Tap each numeric key to cycle through
ALL caps, numbers, and lower case letters. E.g., repeatedly
pressing the number 2 key cycles through A, B, C, 2, a, b, c.
Pressing the 9 key cycles through W, X, Y, Z, 9, w, x, y, z. A
“space” can be selected with the 0 (zero) key. The number 1
key selects 1 . @ ? ! - & and : You can backspace an entry
with the key to the left of the 0 (zero) key. Press OK (or the
Enter “E” key) to confirm your new name.
(6)
The IR32A IconRemote - coupled with other X10 Home
Automation Modules - gives you the ability to control everything electrical in your home. Once you set up your remote, you
can control most any electrical device
from the remote, using the buttons that
have been configured for X10 Home
Automation Modules.
You can continue to add favorites, up to
a total of 10 (You can add more later; see
page 37.) At screen (6) you choose if the
favorites you just set up are stored in the
“His” group or the “Hers” group. Later
you can set up favorites in lots of
different Groups, not just His and Hers.
Selecting His takes you to screen (7)
showing that you now have NBC set as
the first favorite in the His Group (at the
location next to Side Key K1), as well as
any other favorites you set up. (Note,
you can reorder, i.e., move the positions
of the logos later).
X10 Home Automation systems use
three types of signals - Infrared (IR),
Radio Frequency (RF), and Power Line
Carrier (PLC). The IR32A remote can
send either IR or RF signals depending on how you’ve set up
the remote to control different equipment.
When you’re finished setting up your
favorites, press the HOME key (located
to the left below the screen) to go back
to the Home screen.
At any time you can press the FAVORITE key
and then select His, or press the His key
at the top left hand side of the remote to
go to screen (7) above. Pressing the key
next to the NBC logo will (in this case)
change the channel on your Cable box to
NBC (in this case channel 4).
Note: See page 19, Using the Remote,
for related His and Hers features.
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(7)
Description
The following example describes how to set up your TV for
RF control. (Setting your TV for IR control is described on
page 10.)
Setting Up Your Remote to Send RF
• Press Home.
• Select Setup using the side key.
• At the following screen select More
using the side key.
• At the following screen select Wire
less.
• The Mode screen appears; select the
Device you want to set for RF by
pressing its side key. (In this example,
it’s TV.) The RF symbol appears on
the TV icon.
Note: When you make selections in TV
Mode you will notice that the transmit
signals at the bottom of the screen are
now Green. This indicates that it is
sending RF to the TV. If the signals are in
Red, it means that the remote is transmitting IR.
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Setting Up X10 Devices, cont.
When triggering an X10 module or wall switch from a remote
control, the signal is typically sent from the remote using RF
on a specific house code. (IR can also be used if you are using
an UX24A device.) The RF signal is received by the transceiver (either TM751, RR501, CM15A, or security console)
on the matching house code. The transceiver then forwards the
signal onto the house wiring. This is now a PLC signal. Any
modules that match the house and unit code transmitted will
either turn on or off, depending on the signal sent.
In the following example we’ll set up the remote for a TM751
Lamp Module using Housecode “B.”
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Press the HOME key to display the setup screen. Select
Setup.
Select Devices at the new screen.
At the Device screen, select X10.
Select Add/Edit at the next screen.
Choose the room where you will locate the TM751. For
this example choose All Rooms.
At the add an X10 device screen, press OK.
Select Pick Device.
Select Appliances and then scroll until you see the TM751
icon. Select TM751 using the appropriate side-key.
At the following screen select
Address.
Using the side buttons, select “B”
but leave the bottom number to “1,”
making the address B1. (Note: All
transceiver devices must end in “1.”
Select Save using the side key.
The following screen will show the
TM751 icon. Select Done using the
side key.
The Saving Settings screen appears.
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Setting Up X10 Devices, cont.
In the following example we’ll set up the remote for a LM465
Lamp Module located in the “Basement.”
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Press the HOME key to display the setup screen. Select
Setup.
Select Devices at the new screen.
At the Device screen, select X10.
Select Add/Edit at the next screen.
Select Basement (for this example).
Press OK on the remote to continue.
Select Address.
Use the side buttons to set the values
to B3.
Note: The values in the Address
screen must match the physical
hardware settings for the LM465
Lamp Module. In this example, the
settings are set at B3. This means
that B3 matches the physical settings
at the Lamp Module. (See the
following example on how to set up a Lamp Module for a
B3 setting.)
Press Save to save the values.
Select Pick Logo and choose an appropriate image.
Press Pick Device and go through the screens to select the
correct module.
Press Done.
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Setting Up X10 Devices, cont.
Using The Remote
The following is a basic example of how to set up an X10
Lamp Module (sold separately). See X10’s Internet Home
Page for a complete catalogue of Home Automation Modules at
http://x10.com/homepage.htm.
Assuming you followed the steps on the previous pages and
have set up some devices and some favorites, you can now use
the remote. See the sections that follow to set up more devices
and/or favorites, and to set up other functions. (See page 36 to
learn how to set up more favorites.)
Lamp Module
Using the Remote
Setting up a LM465 Lamp Module (example)
The Lamp Module may be used to control any incandescent
lamp rated up to 300W. It is not suitable for other types of
lamps such as fluorescent, energy saving lamps, or lamps that
include a dimmer control.
Caution: Do not connect an appliance such as a coffee pot or
heater to the Lamp Module. It may damage the module and the
appliance and could cause a fire hazard.
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Set the House Code to ‘B’ and the
Unit Code to ‘3.’ (In this example, B3
matches the remote’s address for
this device.)
Plug a lamp into the Lamp Module.
Pressing the HIS or HERS buttons
once at any time accesses the favorites
that you’ve set up. You can select any of
your favorites by pressing the button
next to the icon you want.
Pressing either HIS or HERS button a
second time accesses the X10 Home
Automation modules that you’ve set up.
This is an example screen of two X10
Home Automation devices, a camera
base (VK74A Robotic Mount) and a
module that turns outside lights on and
off. Pressing the side key next to the
camera icon displays an additional screen
to control the actions of the camera
(shown below).
Use the side keys to operate the camera
by pressing the button and holding it
down for actions that require movement.
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Plug the Lamp Module into a convenient AC outlet.
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Pressing the side key next to the House
icon turns the lights on and off; the icon
changes showing a light on or off as well
as the word appearing at the bottom of
the screen.
Note: Icons that have additional features
will display a screen(s) that allow you to use those additional
features. Some icons will only provide On or Off functions,
some may provide dimming. It depends on the device’s
capabilities.
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Favorite Key
Mode Key
Press the FAVORITE key to select your
favorites group. Then press the Side
Key next to the logo to change your
device to that channel. Selecting a
favorite group that has not yet been set
up, takes you to the setup Wizard.
Important: Make sure you point the
remote at your device until the channel
changes. Pressing a favorite key might
send the commands for say channel
162, but if you don’t point the remote at your device until all
three digits are sent you might just get channel 16, or even
channel 1.
Watch the flickering halo at the bottom left of the screen, it
flickers for each digit sent. It also shows what device is being
controlled.
Press the MODE key, then select a
device type to change the mode that the
remote is in. E.g., if the remote is in
Cable mode then the hard keys such as
Channel Up/Down, Volume Up/Down,
numbers, etc., operate your cable box.
Also, when you select a mode, any extra
keys for that mode and any keys you’ve
learned for that mode are displayed. The
current mode that the remote is in is shown by an icon in the
lower-left portion of the screen. (The remote screen shown
above is in TV mode.)
X10 RF Devices
Selecting X10 from the MODE key
screen displays the Pick Group screen.
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Press the Side key for the room that
has the device that you want to
control. (For this example “Master”
was selected. The device icon
displays according to the way
“Master” was set up.)
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Press the Side key to send a command to the device. The status of the
device changes. You can see the
status of the device at the bottom of
the screen; and the icon also changes
in appearance.
Press the HOME key at any time to access the screen to do
setups, or access other features.
Before you continue, press Side Key K5 next to the Help icon
and follow the prompts to get an idea of how to use the remote.
Only Devices you’ve previously set up are displayed. The
others are grayed out.
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QuickPower
Sleep
QuickPower is a way of quickly turning
all your devices on or off from one easy
to use screen.
Press the HOME Key to go to the Home
screen.
Then press the Side Key next to
QuickPower.
Only Devices you’ve previously set up
are displayed. The others are grayed out.
Press any key that isn’t grayed out to
send the “Power” command for that
device.
Sleep lets you set any device to turn off a
preset time from now. You can set the off
time in increments of 15 minutes, up to a
Maximum of 90 minutes.
Press the HOME key to go to the Home
Screen, then press the Side Key next to
Sleep.
You can set a sleep timer for any or all
of the devices that you’ve set up, i.e.,
any that are not grayed out.
In this example we only have a TV,
Cable Box and Satellite Receiver set up.
Below, we pressed Side Key K1 next to
the TV icon once, to set a sleep timer of
15 minutes.
We pressed Side Key K2 next to the
Cable Box icon twice, to set a sleep timer
of 30 minutes.
And we press Side Key K7 next to the
Sat icon five times to set a sleep timer of
1 hour and 30 minutes.
Pressing OK takes you back to the Home
screen with your sleep timers saved. The
next time you select the Sleep screen
you’ll see that the sleep timers have
started to count down.
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Make sure you leave the remote
pointing at the device(s) you’ve set
Sleep Timers for so it can send the
Power command to the device(s) at the
time(s) you’ve set.
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Learning, cont.
Tips On Learning
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a. Some functions from some types of remotes might not
be able to be learned.
b. No functions may be learned under the HOME, MODE,
FAVORITE, HIS, or HERS (hard) keys.
c. Use fresh batteries for both the IR32A remote and your
Original Remote.
d. Keep at least three feet away from incandescent or lowenergy lights when learning.
e. Place the original remote end-to-end with the IR32A
remote so the IR transmitter (at the top) on your original
remote points at the IR learning device on the bottom of the
IR32A IconRemote.
f. Keep the distance between the two remotes to
approximately 1 inch.
g. Line up the remotes and then press the key you want to
learn. To get the correct range, press the key on the remote
you are learning and you will see a “red halo” around the
transmit icon at the bottom left of the screen starts to
flicker. The best range for learning is when it flickers most
rapidly. Move the position of the 2 remotes to achieve this.
Do not change this “best distance” between the two
remotes until you have learned all the required keys.
h. When Learning, you should normally not release the key
being learned until the display prompts you to do so.
However, some keys might be learned multiple times if you
do this. If this happens just “tap” the key you want to learn,
rather than press and hold it. For example, keys that you
normally hold down for a while (like volume up or down)
will likely require a long press when learning. Keys that
you normally give a quick press (like the numbers, and
channel up/down) will likely require a quick press when
learning. If after learning say the channel up key, you find
that it changes multiple channels when pressed once, try
relearning it with a short key press.
i. If learning the first or second keys results in continuous
errors then try the following:
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Check the IR transmitters/sensors are correctly aligned
between the two remotes.
Adjust the distance between the two remotes to be closer
(e.g. half an inch) or a further away (e.g., 2 inches) from
each other.
Try learning the original remote keys again.
If problems reoccur with the same key, check the original
remote key being learned – does it transmit? Does it
operate the target device?
You can learn commands from an existing
remote and store them under the “Main”
keys on the IR32A IconRemote, or learn
commands from an existing remote and
store them under any of the 10 Side Keys.
At the Home screen press the Side Key
next to Learn.
At this screen you press any of the 5
Side Keys K1-K5 on the left to learn
commands under a Side Key, or press
any of the top 4 Side Keys K6-K9 on the
right to learn commands under the main
keys on the remote.
If you press a right Side Key (to select Main Keys) you are
going to learn, say, the Chan Up key from an existing remote
and store it under the Chan Up key on the IR32A IconRemote.
Or learn the Power key from an existing remote and store it
under the Power key on the IR32A IconRemote, etc.
If you press a left Side Key (to select Side Keys) you are going
to learn, say, the “DVD Zoom” function from an existing
remote and store it under a Side Key on the IR32A
IconRemote. You will then be able to name the key “DVD
Zoom” and access this “DVD Zoom” function from the Mode
screen when the remote is in the mode that you selected when
you learned this “DVD Zoom” command.
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Learning Main Keys, cont.
At the Home screen press the Side Key
next to Learn.
You then press and hold (in this example)
the Power key on the other remote, until
the display shows that the command has
been successfully learned. Note for some
types of key you might need to hold the
key pressed, but for other types a quick
press is sufficient. Experiment a bit. If
keys you learn are sent multiple times try
learning them with just a quick press. (See
Tips on Learning on page 24).
Then press one of the top 4 Side Keys
K6-K9 to the right of the screen.
If the screen says Failure, you can press
the key and try again.
You can continue learning more
individual keys by following the
instructions on the screen, and then press
Done when you’re finished. Or you can
press Add Key to Macro, (see below and
next page).
Select the Device you want to learn keys
for. In this example we only have a TV,
Cable Box and Satellite Receiver set up,
so the rest are grayed out, but you can
still select any of the devices to learn
commands for. You are then instructed
to line up the remotes, and press the key
on the IR32A remote that you want to
learn.
You then point the remote you want to
learn commands from at the bottom of
the IR32A IconRemote, and press the
key on the IR32A IconRemote that you
want to learn a command under, e.g.,
the Power key.
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Learning a Macro - Main Keys
At this screen you can select Add Key to
a Macro. Then instead of learning
another “separate” key, the next key you
learn will be added to a Macro. This
Macro will be activated by the key that
you learned the first command under.
E.g., you could press Power and learn the
power command from your TV’s remote,
then select Add Key to Macro, and press
the 3 key and learn the channel 3 key
from your TV’s remote. Then the Macro
stored under the Power key will turn on
the TV and change the channel to
number 3.
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Macros - Main Keys, cont.
Learning Side Keys
Before learning the second key in the
Macro, you can if desired, set a delay
(1-10 secs) after which the command
stored in the Macro will be sent. For
example your TV might require a few
seconds after turning it on before it will
respond to a Channel Up/Down
command. (Repeatedly press the Side
Key next to Set Delay, or enter the delay
directly with the numeric keys, 0-9).
At the Home screen press the Side Key
next to Learn.
In this case let’s set a 1 second delay
between commands. Then point your
existing remote at the bottom of the
IR32A remote and press OK when
you’re ready.
Then press any of the Side Keys K1-K5
to the left of the screen.
You then press the second key on your
original remote that you want to add to
the Macro.
Select the device you want to learn keys
for. In this example we only have a TV,
Cable Box and Satellite Receiver set up,
so the rest are grayed out, but you can
still select any of the devices to learn
commands for. In this case we selected
TV.
When success is displayed you can
continue adding keys to the Macro, and
then press Done when you’re finished.
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Some typical “extra” keys are already set
up, (depending on the Mode you selected), the rest of them are called L6,
L7, L8, etc., 27 keys in total. (You can
rename them later). Press the Side Key
that you want to learn a command under.
(Note can choose one that already has a
name, so as to “learn over it” and then
later rename it). Let’s select L7.
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Learning Side Keys, cont.
Next point the remote you want to learn
commands from at the bottom of the
IR32A IconRemote, and press OK when
you’re ready. (See Tips on Learning on
page 24.)
Next press the key (on the other remote)
E.g., in this example we pressed the 3
key on the remote to enter the letter D.
Then we pressed the 8 key repeatedly
until the letter V was displayed. Then we
waited a second and pressed 3 to select
D. Then we pressed the 0 (zero) key
twice until we selected a space. We
continued this process until we had
“DVD Zoom” displayed.
for the function you want to learn.
Hold the key pressed until the screen says
that the command was successfully
learned. Note for some types of key you
might need to hold the key pressed, but for
other types a quick press is sufficient.
Experiment a bit. If keys you learn are
sent multiple times try learning them with
just a quick press.
Then we pressed OK to save the new
label for the key we had learned.
You can change the label for the key (in
this case L7) and/or add the key to a
Macro. (See page 32 for Macros.)
If you select Change Label, by pressing
Side Key K9, you can change the name
to anything you want. For example
you’ll likely want to rename it with the
name of the function that you learned.
After you select Change Label you see
the screen to the right. You enter the
new name for the key using the numeric
keys on the remote, in a similar fashion
to typing in text on a cell phone. See
next page.
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The next time you set the remote to the
mode that you learned this key under
you’ll see a screen where you can
select this, and any other functions
you’ve learned under that mode.
Pressing the MODE key and then selecting a device type
shows the “extra” keys and learned keys for that mode. Note,
you can learn keys from any kind of remote under any mode.
You could for example learn the power keys for your TV, and
your audio system and extra keys for your DVD player under
the DVD mode. Then when you press the MODE key and
select DVD, you’ll be able to turn on your TV, turn on your
audio system, and control your DVD player, all from the Side
Keys on this one screen.
Note: “Triple tap” name entry works in a similar fashion to text
entry on a cell phone. Tap each numeric key to cycle through
ALL caps, numbers, and lower case letters. E.g., repeatedly
pressing the number 2 key cycles through A, B, C, 2, a, b, c.
Pressing the 9 key cycles through W, X, Y, Z, 9, w, x, y, z. A
“space” can be selected with the 0 (zero) key. The number 1
key selects 1 . @ ? ! - & : and back to 1. And you can
backspace an entry with the key to the left of the 0 (zero) key.
Press OK (or the Enter “E” key) to confirm your new name.
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Learning Macros, cont.
A Macro could include the Power key for
your TV, followed by the Power key for
your Cable box, followed (after a 2
second delay), by digit 4 from your cable
remote. Then when you later activate this
Macro it will turn on your TV, turn on
your cable box, wait 2 seconds, and then
set the cable box to channel 4.
At the Home screen press the Side Key
next to Learn.
Line up the remotes and press OK when
you’re ready.
Then press any Side Key K1-K5 to the
left to learn a Macro that you’ll save to a
Side Key (and later rename it if desired).
Next press the key (on the other remote)
for the function you want to learn. Hold
the key pressed until the screen says that
the command was successfully learned.
Note for some types of key you might
need to hold the key pressed, but for
other types a quick press is sufficient.
Experiment a bit. If keys you learn are
sent multiple times try learning them with
just a quick press.
Select the device you want to learn keys
for. In this example we only have a TV,
Cable Box and Satellite Receiver set up,
so the rest are grayed out, but you can
still select any of the devices to learn
commands for. E.g., in this case we
selected DVR.
Press Side Key K8 next to “Add Key to
Macro” to add more keys.
Then select the Side Key that you want to
store the Macro under, for example, L3.
You can set a delay (1-10 secs) after which
the command stored in the Macro will be
sent. (Repeatedly press Side Key K9 next
to Set Delay, or enter the delay directly
with the numeric keys, 0-9).
In this case we set a 2 second delay.
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Setting up more
Point your existing remote at the bottom
of the IR32A IconRemote and press OK
when you’re ready. Then press your next
key.
Setting up more Devices
After adding more keys you can keep the
label for the key (in this example L1) or
select Change Label, by pressing Side
Key K9.
If you select Change Label you can
change the name to anything you want.
For example you could call it My Macro,
or Macro 1.
After you select Change Label you see
the screen below to the right.
You enter the new name for the key using
the numeric keys, in a similar fashion to
typing in text on a cell phone. E.g., in
this example we pressed the 6 key on the
remote to enter the letter “M.” Then we
pressed the 2 key repeatedly until the
letter “a” was displayed. Then we waited
a second and repeatedly pressed 2 to
select “c.” Then we waited a second and
repeatedly pressed the number 7 key
until we selected “r.” Then the 6 key to
select “o.” Then the 0 (zero) key twice to
select a space, and then 1 to select 1.
Macro 1 is then displayed.
Press Done to save the new label for the
Macro you learned and stored under the
L1 key.
The next time you select the Mode that
the Macro was learned in (in this case
DVR), you’ll see that you can press the
Side Key next to “Macro 1” to activate
the Macro.
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When you first inserted the batteries in the
remote you likely went through the
Wizard and set up a few devices. Here’s
how to set up more devices. Press the
HOME key to display the Home screen.
Then press the Side Key next to Setup.
Then press the Side Key next to Devices.
Pick a device you want to set up. It
doesn’t have to be a device that is grayed
out. You can also select any device that’s
already set up (not grayed out) and
change its settings. From this point,
setting up a device is the same as you
learned in the Wizard. (See page 9.) Note,
you can select Aux 1 or Aux 2 from the
Devices screen and then select any type of
device to set up under either Aux key.
Or, you could select any device, and then
press Change Type repeatedly, on screen
(1) above, to scroll through the devices
and change to TV (for example) to set up
a second TV. Selecting Label, on screen
(2) lets you rename the device, e.g., you
could call it Den TV and have another
called Liv Rm TV.
Note: “Triple tap” name entry works in a
similar fashion as text entry on a cell
phone. Tap each numeric key to cycle
through ALL caps, numbers, and lower
case letters. So at screen (3) you could
press the 6 key to enter M, then the 9 key
8 times for a lower case y, then the zero
key twice for a space, then the 8 key for
T, then the 8 key three times for a V, to
enter My TV. See pages 13, 14, and 30
for more details on entering text to
change labels.
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(2)
(3)
Setting up more, cont.
Setting up more, cont.
Setting up more Favorites
Adding/Editing Favorites
When you first inserted the batteries in the
remote you likely went through the
Wizard and set up a few favorites. You
could only set up 10 favorites at that time.
Here’s how to set up more favorites. Press
the HOME key to display the Home
screen. Then press the Side Key next to
Setup.
This lets you add favorites to an existing
group, edit favorites in an existing group,
or add favorites to a new group.
Then press the Side Key next to
Favorites.
Select any group to add favorites to or
edit existing favorites.
Press the HOME key, select Setup, and
then select Favorites. Then at the screen
to the right select Add/Edit.
Pressing the Side Key next to an existing
group (in this case His) shows the
favorites that you’ve previously set up in
that group.
Then press the Side Key next to Wizard.
Then pick the group that you want to set
up favorites in, (or add more favorites to).
If you pick an existing group that you
previously set up favorites in, say His, any
new favorites will be added to the ones
you already set up. If you’ve already set
up 10 favorites, a new page will be added.
(You can have 10 pages of favorites.)
You can press a Side Key next to an
existing logo (to edit/change it), or press a
Side Key next to a blank location to add a
new favorite, or press More to add or edit
icons on a new page. For example, you
might only want to have four favorites on
this page and put some other favorites on
their own separate page. Or you can fill
up this page and add more to the next
page (up to 10 pages of favorites).
Groups that have not yet had any
favorites added to them are grayed out,
but can still be selected. From this
point adding favorites is the same as
you learned in the Wizard, so follow
the directions on the screen. (See also
pages 9-10.)
From this point on adding favorites is
the same as you learned in the Wizard,
so follow the directions on the screen.
(See also pages 9-10.)
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Setting up more, cont.
Setting up more, cont.
Reordering Favorites
Deleting Favorites
This lets you move the favorites that you
previously set up in a group, to different
locations on the screen, i.e., reorder
them.
This lets you delete favorites that you
previously set up in a group.
Press the HOME key, select Setup, and
then select Favorites. Then at the screen
to the right select Reorder.
Press the HOME key, select Setup,
and then select Favorites. Then at the
screen to the right select Delete.
Pick the group in which you want to
reorder the favorites. Groups that don’t
have any favorites in them yet are
grayed out, and can’t be selected.
Pick the group in which you want to
delete the favorites. Groups that don’t
have any favorites in them yet are
grayed out and can’t be selected.
When your favorites are displayed,
select the one you want to move, e.g.,
ABC. It is then marked with a green box.
Press the Side Key next to the location
When your favorites are displayed,
select the one(s) you want to delete,
e.g., FOX and ABC. The favorites are
marked for deletion with a red X.
that you want to move the favorite to.
The favorite moves to the new location.
Try moving favorites around to see how
this works. Note, if you move a favorite
to a location that already has a favorite
there, the two favorites swap locations.
You can press the Back key if you change
your mind, otherwise pressing OK deletes
the selected favorites. (There is a warning
displayed first allowing you to change
your mind.)
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Setting up more, cont.
Renaming Favorite Groups
Clearing Settings in the Remote
This lets you Rename the groups that you
save your favorites in. For example you
might want to rename His to Dave, or Hers
to Isabel.
This lets you clear (erase) various things
you’ve set up in the remote.
Press the HOME key, select Setup, and
then select Favorites. Then at the screen to
the right select Rename.
Note, none of the groups are grayed out
so you can even rename groups that don’t
yet have any favorites set up in them.
Pick the group that you want to Rename,
e.g., His.
You enter the new name for the favorites
group using the numeric keys on the
remote, in a similar fashion to typing in
text on a cell phone. E.g., in this example
we pressed the 3 key on the remote to
enter the letter “D.” Then we pressed the
2 key repeatedly until the letter “a” was
displayed. Then we waited a second and
repeatedly pressed 8 to select “v.” Then
we waited a second and repeatedly
pressed the number 3 key until “e” was
selected.
When you’ve entered the new name,
press OK to save the new name for the
favorites group.
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Press the HOME key; select Setup. Then
at the screen to the right select Clear
Settings.
Pressing the Side Key next to Devices lets
you clear the settings, i.e., codes for
various Devices (TV, VCR, etc.). After
selecting Devices, you select the device
you want to clear. Only devices that you
have set up are shown. All other devices
that have not been set up are grayed out.
Pressing the Side Key next to Favorites lets you select a group,
e.g., His, Hers, etc., and then clear ALL the favorites you had
set up in that group of favorites. Only groups that you have set
up favorites in are shown. All other groups are grayed out.
Pressing the Side Key next to Learned lets you select a device
(TV, VCR, etc.) that you had previously learned commands
and/or Macros under and clear everything that was learned.
Only devices that you have learned commands and/or Macros
under are shown. All other devices are grayed out.
Pressing the Side Key next to Punchthrough lets you clear any
Punchthrough commands you had set up for a device. Only
devices that you have set up Punchthrough for are shown. All
other devices are grayed out.
Pressing the Side Key next to Master Clear lets you clear
EVERYTHING in the remote. Be careful when selecting this.
Note however that ALL the sections above display a warning
screen allowing you to change your mind before actually
clearing anything.
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Advanced Settings
Press the HOME key, then select Setup,
then select Advanced.
The screen to the right lets you change the
backlight delay; enter codes for devices
directly from the printed code list that
came with the remote; set up
punchthrough for various devices; and
limit the channels that young children can
access.
Options
Advanced Settings, cont.
You can also change the device type by pressing the key on
screen (1) next to the device that you are editing the code for.
Pressing this key repeatedly cycles through all available device
types.
Programming Combo Device Codes
Some Combo devices (e.g., TV/VCR, TV/DVD, DVD/VCR,
etc.) will require you to set up two different Mode keys to
control both parts of the Combo device. For example, if you
have a TV/DVD Combo, you might need to set up one code
under the TV key to control the TV part AND a separate code
(under any other Mode key) to control the DVD part. Other
Combo devices have one code that will control both parts of
the device.
Select Options, then press a Side Key to
the left or the right of the option to adjust
the setting. Then press OK. Backlight
adjusts how long it takes before the
screen goes black (approx 2-35 seconds)
if you don’t press any keys.
To set up a combo device, press the HOME key, then select
Setup, then select Advanced then Device Codes, as described
on previous page.
Key Transmit Time changes the delay between digits when
sending favorites, e.g., 1–6–2. This can be used in situations
where the channels are not accepted by the set-top box.
Punchthrough
Device Codes
Select Device Codes. Then Select a device.
Devices that have not yet been set up are
grayed out. You can select them here and
set them up by entering the device code
from the printed code list. Or, you can
change the code for a device that had
already been set up by simply entering the
new code.
This screen also lets you view the codes for any device that has
been set up. In the above example you can see the codes that
are set for TV, Cable, and SAT. We’ve selected CD and can
then enter its 4-digit code from the code list, using the number
keys on the remote. The above also shows that we’ve learned
codes under the AUX1 key in DVD mode.
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This lets you set up how various keys on the remote operate in
various modes. For example you might want the Volume Up/
Down and Mute keys to ALWAYS operate your TV, no matter
what mode the remote is in. Or you might want the Play, Stop,
Pause REW, FF, and Record keys to ALWAYS operate your
VCR no matter what mode the remote is in.
Press the HOME key, then select Setup, then select Advanced,
then Punchthrough.
Then select the device you want to set
up Punchthrough, e.g., TV.
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Advanced Settings, cont.
Punchthrough, cont.
KidSafe
At this screen you set how you want the
Volume Up/Down and Mute keys to
operate when the remote is in TV mode.
Press the HOME key, then select Setup,
then select Advanced, then KidSafe.
Then select how you want the Channel Up/
Down keys to operate when the remote is
in TV mode.
Then select how you want the Play, Stop,
Pause, REW, FF, and Record keys to
operate when the remote is in TV mode.
For example, here we’ve set the Volume
and Mute keys to operate the TV in TV
mode (i.e., Punchthrough Not Set); Chan
Up/Down to operate the Cable Box; and
Play, Stop, Pause, etc., to operate the DVD
Player - even though the remote is in TV
mode.
The first time you access the KidSafe
menu you are asked if you want to set up
a KidSafe Code. If you select Yes, you
see this screen. You enter a 4-digit code
that you will easily remember but that
your Kid(s) won’t guess.
After you enter a 4-digit code and press
OK, you see a screen that lets you pick a
new KidSafe code, i.e., change it. And/or
set the group of favorites that your Kids
have access to (the default group is Kids
but is grayed out if you haven’t set that
group up yet).
Here we’ve set the Volume and Mute to
operate the TV; and Chan Up/Down to
operate the Cable Box; - even though the
remote is in DVD mode. Play, Stop,
Pause, etc., will operate the DVD (i.e.,
Punchthrough Not Set for Play, etc.).
You need to set up Punchthrough for each
device you’ve set up in the remote. I.e.,
you need to set up how you want the
“Volume Up/Down and Mute” “Chan Up/Down” and “Play,
Stop, Pause REW, FF, and Record” keys to operate for each
device that you have set up in whatever mode the remote is set
to.
You can press the Side Key next to Pick
Favorites and choose a different
favorites group that you want your Kids
to have access to, e.g., any other
favorites group you’ve set up.
Note also that if you want some other keys to operate in a
different mode from what they normally operate in, you can
“learn” the key(s). E.g., if you want you TV’s INPUT key to
still switch the TV’s input when you’re in cable mode, you can
learn your TV’s INPUT key under cable mode.
If you try to access any other favorite group, change a setting,
or access any forbidden menu, you are asked to enter the
KidSafe code. You cannot continue unless you enter the correct
KidSafe code. See the Troubleshooting section if you forget
your KidSafe code - but don’t let your kids read this owner’s
manual!
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After you’ve done this you now have the
option to Turn KidSafe On. If you turn
KidSafe On everything in the remote
except access to the KidSafe group (and
Volume/Mute keys) is locked out. No
settings can be changed, and Channel Up/Down, and number
keys will not work.
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X10 Home Control
If you own or have purchased the Model IR543 Command
Center, and you have compatible X10 Lamp, Appliance, and
Wall Switch modules, you will also be able to control lights
and appliances from your IR32A IconRemote. You must set
up the remote with the 0999 device code in order for the
IR32A to communicate to the IR543 Command Center.
When you point the IR32A toward the IR543, it understands
the IR commands and converts them to PLC signals. Any
modules that match the house and unit code transmitted will
either turn on or off, depending on the signal.
To see how to enter a device code, refer to page 42. Set up
the code under AUX mode, but you can choose another mode
if you prefer. Then in AUX mode (for example), press a
number button on the IR32A corresponding to the X10
Module you want to control. Press CHANNEL + to turn the
module on, CHANNEL – turns it off; VOLUME + to brighten
Lamp and Wall Switch Modules, and VOLUME – to dim
them.
If you own or have purchased the TM751 RF Transceiver
Module, your IR32A IconRemote communicates using its RF
signal. The remote transmits the RF signal on a specific
house code. This signal is received by the transceiver (either
TM751, RR501, CM15A, or security console) on a matching
house code. (See pages 15 through 18 on how to set up the
remote and modules.) The transceiver then forwards the
signal onto the house wiring. This is now a PLC signal. Any
modules that match the house and unit code transmitted will
either turn on or off, depending on the signal sent. Camera
power supplies are addressable and act just like lamp or
appliance modules.
The IR32A IconRemote used in conjunction with the UX25A
receiver gives you control of Audio and Video components even if they are in a different room from the remote.
Description:
The idea on how to do this is shown in the figure below. Follow
these basic steps:
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Plug the UX25A receiver’s power supply jack into the back
of the UX25A and plug the power supply into an AC wall
outlet in the room where your TV, VCR, stereo components,
etc., are located.
Plug the IR extender cable into the back of the UX25A.
Attach the IR emitters on the cable facing the front of up to
two A/V devices that you want to control.
Point the IR32A in the general direction of the UX25A
receiver and press any button. The UX25A receives the Radio
Frequency (RF) signals and sends the IR signals through the
emitter to control your IR compatible devices (TV, VCR, CD,
etc.).
Note: The IR32A IconRemote and the UX25A can be in different
rooms up to 50 feet away from each other. Add more receivers to
control A/V equipment in more than one room.
Setting Up X10 Devices, cont.
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Troubleshooting
12 Month Limited Warranty
The Favorites you set up don’t operate your device.
• Make sure you selected the correct device (TV, Cable, Sat,
etc., when you set up each favorite. See Add/Edit Favorites
page 37 to change the device type for your favorite(s).
The Remote’s hard keys do not operate your product.
• Make sure the remote is set to the correct Mode by
pressing the MODE key follow by the appropriate Side
Key for the device mode that you want.
• Program the remote with a new code.
• The remote may not contain the code for your device. Try
learning the codes you need from your old remote.
• Install new batteries.
X10.com, a division of X10 Wireless Technology, Inc. (X10)
warrants X10 products to be free from defective material and
workmanship for a period of one (1) year from the original date of
purchase at retail. X10 agrees to repair or replace, at its sole
discretion, a defective X10 product if returned to X10 within the
warranty period and with proof of purchase. If service is required
under this warranty:
Call 1-800-442-5065, or visit www.x10.com, or e-mail
support@x10.com.
For help or more information on setup, please visit:
http://www.x10.com/support
The remote does not operate some features of your product.
• Program the remote with a new code.
• The remote may not be able to operate all features of your
product or key names might be different than your product.
Try learning codes from your old remote.
Having problems with learning?
• See Learning Tips on page 24.
• If some learned keys transmit multiple times, e.g., if a
learned Channel Up key changes more than one channel
when you press it, or Up/Down/Left/Right navigation keys
move more than one step when you press the learned key;
try just giving the key to be learned a quick press (when
you learn it) rather than holding the key pressed until the
screen displays Success.
Your TV turns on when you press a Favorite key.
• Some types of TV, e.g., Philips flat panel TVs turn on and
go to the selected channel when you press a channel
number while the TV is off. So for this type of TV pressing
a favorite key will do the same thing (but it might not work
for 3-digit channels, e.g., 550).
Forgot your KidSafe code?
• Just remove and reinsert the batteries to reset KidSafe (but
don’t let your Kids see this Owner’s Manual).
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X10.com, a Division of
X10 Wireless Technology, Inc.
3824 North 5th St., Suite C,
North Las Vegas, NV 89032
Web Site:
http://www.x10.com
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