Arcam CR100 Bedienungsanleitung

HANDBOOK CR100

CR100 remote control English

CR100

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Arcam CR100:

one remote for many devices

Contents

Arcam CR100: one remote for many devices...... E-2

Useful information ........................................... E-4

Getting started................................................... E-4

Inserting batteries ........................................... E-5

Controlling other devices:Method 1 (Direct code

setup) ................................................................ E-6

What if I still can’t control my device? ................ E-6

Controlling other devices:Method 2 (Library search)

E-7

Code blink-back............................................... E-7

Device Mode key functions................................. E-8

DVD mode...................................................... E-8

SAT mode....................................................... E-9

AV (i.e. TV) mode.......................................... E-10

TUN mode .................................................... E-11

AMP mode .................................................... E-12

AUX mode .................................................... E-13

VCR mode .................................................... E-14

CD mode ...................................................... E-15

Customising the CR100 .................................... E-16

Code Learning............................................... E-16

Creating Macros ............................................ E-17

Key Mover .................................................... E-18

Mode Mover .................................................. E-18

Locking/Unlocking a specic device mode ........ E-18

Volume punch-through ................................... E-19

Mode key IR punch-through............................ E-20

Resetting the CR100 ........................................ E-20

Command summary ......................................... E-21

Device code tables ........................................... E-22

The CR100 complies with Part 15 of the

FCC rules

This equipment has been tested and found

to comply with the limits for a class B digital

device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC

Rules. These limits are designed to provide

a reasonable protection against harmful

interference in a residential installation.

This equipment generates, uses, and

can radiated radio frequency energy and

if not installed and used in accordance

with the instructions, may cause harmful

interference to radio communications.

However, there is no guarantee that

interference will not occur in a particular

installation. If this equipment does cause

harmful 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 or

a circuit different from that to which the

receiver is connected.

<Consult the dealer or an experienced

radio/TV technician for help.

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The CR100 is a sophisticated

‘universal’ remote control that can

control up to eight devices.

<The CR100 is preprogrammed for

use with Arcam products (Solo

Movie, ampliers, multi-channel

sound processors, CD players and

DVD players) within range.

SEE PAGES 8–15...

<The CR100 can control your

complete home entertainment

system. With its extensive built-in

library of codes, the CR100 can

be used with thousands of third-

party TVs, satellite decoders, set-

top boxes, VCRs and CD players.

SEE PAGES 6, 21...

<The CR100 can ‘learn’ almost any

function from an old single-device

remote.

SEE PAGE 16...

<You can customise the CR100

to suit, and program it to issue

a sequence of commands (a

‘Macro’) at a single key press.

SEE PAGES 16, 19...

The CR100 is supplied with several

Arcam products �or specic products �or specic

information on how to use the CR100

to control the product it was supplied

with, please refer to that product’s

manual.

Device Mode keys

The Device Mode keys (shown below)

select the source on your amplier,

preamplier or receiver These keys

also change the functionality of the

remote control. It’s like having eight

different remotes in your hand!

   

   

If you press and hold a Device Mode

key, you change the Device Mode

without changing the signal source.

Each Device Mode changes the

behaviour of many of the CR100 keys

to control the source appropriately

(see pages 8–15). For example:

<In



mode the key plays the

previous CD track

<In



mode the key issues the

TV ‘Channel Down’ command.

   

   







  

  





























 













Navigation keys

The Navigation keys

steer the cursor in

setup menus or

on-screen menus.

They also replicate

the navigation

functions of original

remotes supplied with other

home entertainment devices in your

system. conrms a setting

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Here’s how to get the most out of

your CR100 universal remote:

Insert the batteries

<Follow the instructions on the

facing page to insert four AAA

alkaline batteries.

Get to know the CR100 by using it

with your Arcam equipment

<Familiarise yourself with the

CR100 by using it with the Arcam

components in your system.

Refer to the relevant Arcam

Handbook.

Set up the CR100 to control your

other audio-visual components

<Use the methods described on

pages 6 and 7 to use your CR100

to control the third-party devices

in your home entertainment

system.

Customise the CR100

<Use the methods described in

‘Customising the CR100’ (pages

16–19) to make the CR100 work

in exactly the way you want:

Control volume intelligently,

switch multiple devices on and off

with a single key press, and much

more.

Getting started

Useful information

When reading this manual keep

the following information in mind,

as it will help you understand the

operation of the CR100.

Backlight

<A blue backlight comes on for

ve seconds whenever a key

is pressed. This helps you use

the handset in subdued lighting

conditions.

Power LED ‘blinks’

<Short blinks indicate a valid key

press.

<Multiple short blinks convey

information (such as a device

code) or signal the beginning

and successful completion of a

programming sequence.

<Long blinks indicate an invalid

key press or entry.

<The symbol is used in the

manual to indicate a Power LED

blink.

Timeouts and unassigned keys

<Time Out – After 10 seconds the

CR100 exits the programming

state and returns to normal

operation.

<Stuck Key Timeout – After any

key is pressed continuously for

30 seconds, the CR100 stops

sending IR transmission to

conserve battery life. The CR100

remains off until all keys are

released.

<Unassigned Keys – The CR100

control ignores any unassigned

key presses for a particular mode

and does not transmit IR.

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Inserting batteries

1. Open the battery

compartment by pressing

the button on the back of the

handset.

2. Insert four AAA batteries into

the battery compartment:

two with ‘+’ facing the top of

the handset, and two with ‘+’

facing the end cap, as in the

diagram.

3. Lower the end cap onto the

plastic locating plate in the

handset. This acts as a hinge,

and you can now push the

end cap rmly into its locked

position with a click.

Low voltage indicator

When the batteries are running down,

the IR transmit indicator on the

CR100 (the LED surrounding

the Power button) ashes ve

times whenever you press a

button.

If this happens, please t four new

AAA alkaline batteries as soon as

possible.

Maintaining reliability

Please keep in mind the following

when using the CR100:

<Make sure there are no obstacles

between the remote control

and the remote sensors on any

devices you’re controlling. The

CR100 has a range of about

seven meters. (If a unit’s remote

sensor is obscured, you may

be able to use a remote control

input jack on the rear panel

– contact your dealer for further

information.)

<As with any IR remote, operation

may become unreliable if strong

sunlight or strong uorescent

light is shining on a front panel

remote sensor.

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This section describes the simplest

(preferred) way to program the

CR100’s Device Mode keys to control

the non-Arcam devices in your

system.

   

   

<Some of the modes are locked

to Arcam operation but can be

unlocked if required (see page 18).



mode only controls Arcam

equipment.

DVD mode Locked

SAT mode Unlocked

AV mode Unlocked

TUN mode Locked

AUX mode Locked

VCR mode Unlocked

CD mode Locked

Example: To set up the CR100 for

an Addison TV

Here is a specic example of how to

program the



key to control an

Addison television. The principles for

controlling other devices are exactly

the same.

1. Make sure your device is switched

on (not just on ‘stand-by’).

2. Find the correct Device Code

table (e.g. TV) for the type of

device you want to control from

the CR100.

3. Find the row containing the codes

for the manufacturer of your

device (e.g. Addison) (page 21).

The most popular code is listed

rst

4. Press the appropriate Device

Mode key (e.g.



) on the

CR100.

5. Press and hold



until the red

Power LED blinks twice:

(It actually blinks once when you

press the key, then twice after

about three seconds).

6 Enter the rst four-digit device

code using the number keys. The

device key (e.g.



) blinks twice:

7. Aim the CR100 at the device and

press . If the device switches

off, the setup is complete.

8. Turn your device back on and

test all the CR100’s functions to

ensure they are working properly.

9. Important! Write your device

code down on the next page so

you can remember it if you ever

reset the CR100.

What if I still can’t

control my device?

<If your device doesn’t respond,

repeat the above steps until one

of the device codes listed for your

brand works.

<If none of the codes listed for

your brand operates your device,

or if your brand is not listed at

all, try the Library Search Method

described in the next section.

Notes:

<Some codes are quite similar. If

your device does not respond or

is not functioning properly with

one of the codes, try another

code listed under your brand.

<If your device’s original remote

control does not have a

(POWER) key, press instead of

when setting up your device.

<Remember to press the

corresponding device key before

operating your device.

<Many TVs do not switch on

pressing . Please try pressing

a number key (‘channel select’)

to switch your TV back on.

<To search for the code for another

device follow the instructions

above, but press the appropriate

device key instead of



during

step 2.

Controlling other devices:

Method 1 (Direct code setup)

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Controlling other devices:

Method 2 (Library search)

This section describes another way to

program the CR100 to control third-

party equipment.

Library Search allows you to scan

through all the codes contained in the

CR100’s memory. It can take a lot

longer than the previous method, so

only use this method if:

<Your device does not respond to

the CR100 after you have tried all

the codes listed for your brand.

<Your brand is not listed at all in

the Device Code tables.

Example: To search for a TV code

1. Switch your TV on (not stand-by)

and aim the CR100 at it.

2. Press



on your CR100.

3. Press and hold



until the power

LED blinks twice.

3. Press

�

. The power LED

key blinks twice:

5. Press .

6. Aim the CR100 at your Television

and press repeatedly until

your Television turns off.

Every time you press the CR100

sends out a POWER signal from the

next code contained in its memory.

In the worst case, you may have

to press this key up to 150 times,

so patience is required! If you skip

past a code, step back by pressing

. Remember to keep pointing

the CR100 at your Television while

pressing this key.

7. As soon as your television turns

off, press



to store the code.

Notes:

<Many TVs do not switch on

pressing . Please try pressing

a number key (‘channel select’)

to switch your TV back on.

<If you cannot control your

Television properly, please

continue the Search Method, you

may be using the wrong code.

<To search for the code for another

device follow the instructions

above, but press the appropriate

Device Mode key instead of



during step 2.

<If your device’s original remote

control does not have a

(POWER) key, press instead

during step 5.

Code blink-back

Once you have set up your CR100,

you can blink back your device set-up

codes for future reference.

Example: To blink back your

Television code

1. Press the appropriate Device

Mode key (e.g.



) once.

2. Press and hold



until the red

Power LED blinks twice

(It actually blinks once when you

press the key, then twice after

about three seconds).

3. Press

�

. The key

blinks twice.

4 �or the rst digit of your four-

digit code, press

�

and count

all the red blinks. If there are no

blinks, the digit is ‘0’.

5. For the second, third and fourth

digits, repeat the previous

step, pressing

�

, or

�

appropriate.

Now you have the four-digit code.

Make a note of the codes

Write down the codes for your

devices in the boxes below for future

reference.

Device Code

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DVD mode



Toggles power between

stand-by and on

�

Searches for and plays the

track corresponding to the

key pressed



Selects Tape input on

amplier



Toggles random (‘shufe’)

play on and off



Modies many keys (see

individual key descriptions,

below)



Selects multichannel

(MCH) input on amplier



Cycles through repeat

options (track, disc, etc.

SHIFT + RPT gives RPT

A-B functionality.

Navigate setup and DVD

programme selection

menus. OK conrms a

selection.

SHIFT Bto Power on

SHIFT Cto Power off

Conrms a setting (‘Enter’

or ‘Select’ on some

remotes)



Cycles through available

surround sound modes.

SHIFT + MODE changes

the HDMI setting.



Activates DVD menu if

available



Cycles through the front

panel display’s brightness

options (dim to bright, off)

Toggles the mute function,

if available.

By default this key always

operates the AMP Mute

Press and release to skip

back to the beginning of

the current/previous track.

Press and release to skip

forwards to the beginning

of the next track.

Decrease (–) and increase

(+) amplier volume

Fast rewind

SHIFT + 7cycles through

slow playback speeds

Starts the playback of a

DVD.

SHIFT followed by 4

cycles Angle options on

Arcam DVD player

Pauses DVD play-back.

Press 4to restart

playback

Fast forward

SHIFT + 8cycles through

slow forward play modes

Ejects disc

Stop playback of a DVD

Start recording (on

products that have this

feature)



Displays Search menu

with Title, Track and Time

options.

SHIFT + TRIM displays

Trim menu on Arcam DVD

players



Displays Setup menu.

SHIFT + SETUP displays

programming screen on

Arcam DVD players



Displays Title menu.

SHIFT + TITLE clears

bookmark, search and

program display entries on

Arcam DVD players



Changes Audio decode

format (Dolby digital, DTS,

etc.)

SHIFT + AUDIO displays

the ‘Mem’ function

(Bookmarks).



Cycles through DVD

subtitle language options,

if available

SHIFT + INFO displays

STATUS on Arcam DVD

players

Device Mode key functions

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SAT mode



Toggles power between

stand-by and on

�

Functions as original

remote number key.



Selects Tape input on

amplier



Toggles between the

available inputs



Modies many keys (see

individual key descriptions,

below)



Selects multichannel

(MCH) input on amplier



(not used)

Navigate setup menus. OK

conrms a selection

Conrms a setting

(equivalent to ‘Enter’ or

‘Select’ on some remotes)



Controls BACKUP function,

if available.



Performs same function

as on original remote, if

available.



On some Satellite and

Cable set top boxes this

key functions as the

Guide key to open the

EPG (Electronic Program

Guide).

Toggles the mute function,

if available.

By default this key always

operates the AMP Mute

Channel down

Channel up.

Decrease (–) and increase

(+) amplier volume

Fast rewind

Starts the playback

Toggles pause of playback

Fast forward

(not used)

Stop playback

Start recording



(not used)



Duplicates function of RED

key for some Satellite and

Cable set-top boxes



Duplicates function of

GREEN key for some

Satellite and Cable set-top

boxes



Duplicates function of

YELLOW key for some

Satellite and Cable set-top

boxes



Duplicates function

of BLUE key for some

Satellite and Cable set-top

boxes

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AV (i.e. TV) mode



Toggles power between

stand-by and on. (Some

TVs require you to use a

number key to turn them

on.)

�

Functions as original

remote number key

– usually for channel

selection.



Selects Tape input on

amplier



Toggles between the

available inputs (e.g.

TV/AV)



Modies many keys (see

individual key descriptions,

below)



Selects multichannel

(MCH) input on amplier



(not used)

Navigate setup and

programme selection

menus. OK conrms a

selection.

Conrms a setting

(equivalent to ‘Enter’ or

‘Select’ on some remotes)



EXIT function on some

models.



Functions as original

remote key, if available.



INFO or OSD function, if

available.

Toggles the mute function,

if available.

By default this key always

operates the AMP Mute

Channel down

Channel up

Decrease (–) and increase

(+) amplier volume

Toggles TEXT page on/off

TEXT page off

Turns Programme-In-

Programme (PIP) on, if

available

Activates PIP move, if

available

Activates PIP swap, if

available

Activates PIP freeze, if

available

Activates PIP channel up,

if available



Activates PIP channel

down, if available



Duplicates function of RED

key for Text TV



Duplicates function of

GREEN key for Text TV



Duplicates function of

YELLOW key for Text TV



Duplicates function of

BLUE key for Text TV

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