User manual SILVERCREST KH 2158 10-IN-1 REMOTE CONTROL

[. . . ] Important safety instructions 2 Device summary 3 Initial use 4 Unpacking the device/checking the package contents 4 Inserting the batteries 4 Operating components 5 LCD display 5 Buttons 6 SETUP - System settings 9 11 Code Setup (Programming the remote control) Programming by brand code search 11 Programming by manual code input 12 Programming by automatic code search 12 System-Setup 14 Setting the time 14 Setting the date 14 Adjust contrast 15 Background Illumination 15 Setting the global volume/mute switching 15 Setting the lock function 16 System reset 17 Timer Setup 17 Sleep timer 17 Event timer 17 Learn Setup 18 Code learn function 19 Macro Setup 20 Favourites channel 21 Volume control 23 23 Vol +/--, (Mute switching) For operation 23 All OFF 23 Cleaning and storage 24 Faults / Remedies 24 Disposal 25 Technical data 25 Note regarding conformity 26 Importer 26 Warranty & Service 26 All rights including those of photographic reproduction, duplication and distribution by means of particular methods (for example data processing, data carriers and data networks), wholly or partially as well as substantive and technical changes are reserved. Read the operating instructions carefully before using the device for the first time and preserve this booklet for later reference. Pass this manual on to whoever might acquire the device at a future date. Proper use Children may only operate the remote control under adult supervision. [. . . ] With programmed sleep-timer the LCD display q shows "zz" on the right next to the time. Position the remote control in such a way that your infrared signal can reach the device to be switched off. If you now press the S button r "SL" is shown in the display q below on the left. The remote control has 4 event timers available via which you are allowed to send out specific series of button combinations at designated times. With the or button t select "TIMER SETUP" and confirm with the OK button l. With the or button t select the desired memory slot "TIMER SETUP 1" to "TIMER SETUP 4" and confirm with the OK button l. Now the hour of the time of day, to which the desired button combinations are to be carried out, blinks. Set with the or button t the desired hour and press for confirmation the OK button l. Now the minutes of the time of day, to which the desired button combinations are to be carried out, blinks. Now press the desired device button e followed by the desired sequence of the button commands. Press the S button r to save your entry and to return to the timer menu. Procede in a similar manner in order to, if required, programme the other timer memory slots also. With programmed event timer the LCD display q shows the timer symbol , , " on the right next to the time. After entry of the 14th button the sequence will be automatically saved and "FULL" is shown in the LCD display q. In this menu also the device will return to the standard display after approx. The Universal remote control (URC) can learn and save button signals of an original remote control. If the URC does not work after applying the programming methods already described or cannot carry out all commands please attempt to teach the URC with the help of the original remote control. Place the URC and the original remote control at a distance of 20 to 50 mm from each other on an even surface so that the infrared diodes 2) are facing each other. Do not use the following buttons for the learn function: all device buttons e, MACRO i, S button r, EXIT y. When "SUCCESS" appears in the LCD display q the button command has been successfully learnt. However, if , , LEARN ERROR" (Failure) appears you must repeat the procedure. If when teaching, during the notice "LEARNING", no button is pressed on the original RC after 25 seconds the learn menu will end. [. . . ] universal remote control · Have the universal remote control or parts of it disposed of by a professional disposal company or by your communal disposal facility. batteries/rechargeable batteries · Used batteries/rechargeable batteries may not be disposed of in household waste. Batteries can contain poisons which are damaging to the environment. Therefore, dispose of the batteries/rechargeable batteries in accordance with statutory regulations. [. . . ]