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Arris DRCSOO User manual

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User
Guide
OVERVIEW
Your
new
ARRIS
DRCSOO
universal
4-in-1
remote
operates
your
ARRIS
or
other
manufacturer's
cable
set-top
box
and
up
to
three
other
devices.
In
addition,
the
DRCSOO
provides
advanced
features
such
as
Digital
Video
Recording
(DVR)
control
and
Picture-in-
Picture
(PIP)
support.
You
can
lock
volume
control
to
any
of
these
devices,
to
make
adjusting
your
home
entertainment
volume
easier.
See
"Changing
Volume
Lock".
The
DRCSOO
comes
from
the
factory
without
the
volume
locked
to
any
specific
device.
You
can
also
change
what
type
of
device
each
mode
key
controls.
See
"Reassigning
Device
Keys".
Operating
Range
Your
remote
controls
devices
from
up
to
50ft (15m)
away
if
you
are
directly
in
front
ofthe
device,
or
from
up
to
20
ft
(6
m)
away
if
you
are
off
to
either
side.
INSTALLING
BATTERIES
Your
remote
requires
2
AAA
batteries.
The
first
set
of
batteries
is
included,
and
should
last
up
to
6
months
under
normal
usage.
1.
Remove
the
battery
case
cover
and
the
old
batteries
(if
necessary).
2.
Follow
the
diagram
inside
the
battery
case
to
insert the
new
batteries.
Note:
Always
use
new,
high
quality
replacement
batteries.
Ensure
that
the
batteries
are
not
damaged
before
inserting
them
into
the
remote.
You
have
ten
minutes
to
replace
the
batteries
before
your
remote
loses
memory.
USING
YOUR
REMOTE
To
select
a
device
to
control,
simply
press
one
of
the
device
mode
keys
CN
AUDIO,
DVDNCR,
CABLE)
at
the
top
of
your
remote.
After
you
set
up
the
remote
to
control
that
device,
you
may
begin
using
the
device.
See
"Programming
Device
Control"
for
more
information
on
identifying
a
specific
device
to
a
device
key.
Press
this
T
Key
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Audio,
DVDJVCR,
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Cable
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PLAY
CD
FFWD
GG
RECORD
CD
PAUSE
OD
STOP
CD
(REPLAY)
Turn
the
selected
device
ON
or
OFF
Select
a
device
Direct
access
to
Video
On
Demand
(VOD),
where
available
Direct
access
to
Pay
Per
View(PPV)
programming
(where
available)
Rewind
VCR,
DVD,
VOD
,
DVR,
or
HTIB
Play
VCR,
DVD,
VOD,
DVR,orHTIB
Fast
Forward
VCR,
DVD,
VOD
,
DVR,
or
HTIB
Record
to
VCR
or
DVR
Pause
VCR,
DVD,
VOD
orDVR
Stop
VCR,
DVD,
VOD
orDVR
Replay
the
previous
few
seconds
of
a
program
(only
available
with
DVR
models)
Display
a:
list
of
·
Pi'Oiraois:that
you
•
tecorded,
·This
will
allow
you
to
select
one
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(only
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with
DVR
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Press
this
T
Key
o...
e
VOL+/-
CH
+1-
Displays
live
television
programming
(only
available
with
DVR
models)
Jump
among
pre-
selected
favorite
channels
(only
available
in
CABLE
mode)
Note:
Favorite
channels
must
be
pre-
selected
through
the
Electronic
Programming
Guide
before
this
key
works.
Display
the
help
screen
(only
available
in
CABLE
mode)
Return
to
last
selected
channel
Increase
or
decrease
volume
Select
the
next
or
previous
channel
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Move
up
or
down
through
menu
screens
or
the
Electronic
Program
Guide
B
EXIT
' /
"S
INFO
' /
e
e
Exit
any
On-Screen
Display
(
OSD)
and
return
to
regular
viewing
Display
channel
and
program
information
Access
the
cable
guide
Access
any
OSD
for
the
currently
selected
device
Move
up
through
any
OSD
or
cable
guide
menu
Move
down
through
any
OSDor
cable
guide
menu
Move
left
through
any
OSD
or
cable
guide
menu
.
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Select
the
currently
highlighted
OSD
menu
or
cable
guide
choice
Press
this
T
Key
o...
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0
0
0
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0
Input
Aspect
These
functions
are
set
by
your
cable
provider
These
functions
are
set
by
your
cable
provider
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Select
the
video
source
C~ange
the
viewing
aspect
(if
available)
PIP
ON/OFF
Turn
Picture-in-
Picture
(PIP)
on
or
off
(if
available)
PIP
SWAP
PIP
Move
PIP
CH
+1-
Swap
the
PIP.
signal
to
them~d)spl~y:(if
available)
..
Move
the
position
of
the
PIP
display
Select
the
next
or
previo11sshannel
in
the
PIP
display
(the
main
display
does
not
change)
PROGRAMMING
DEVICE
CONTROL
Each
of
the
additional
device
keys
controls
aparticular
type
of
device.
For
example,
the
DVD/VCR
key
controls
your
VCR,
DVR,
or
DVD
player,
but
not
your
TV,
unless
you
specify
otherwise.
See
"Reassigning
Device
Keys".
Th1s
dev1ce
Controls
th1s
type
of
key...
device
...
TV
TV
DVDNCR
DVD,
VCR,
DVR,
ariB,
TYNCR,
.
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andTV/DVD
Cable Cable
box
only
Audio
Amplifier,
Thner
To
specify
a
device
1.
Look
up
the
device
you
want
to
control
in
the
device
code
list
on
the
back
of
this
guide.
2.
Press
and
hold
a
device
key
(AUDIO,
DVD/VCR,
or
TV)
for
at
least
six
seconds.
The
LEDs
for
each
device
key
light
up,
then
the
LED
for
the
device
you
se1ected
remains
on.
3.
Enter
the
four-digit
code.
The
device
key
LED
turns
off
briefly
after
each
key
press.
Note:
You
have
10
seconds
to
press
each
digit.
If
it
takes
longer
than
that,
the
remote
"times
out"
and
you
must
begin
again.
4.
If
the
remote
recognizes
the
code,
the
device
key's
LED
blinks
three
times.
You
can
now
test
the
remote
by
pressing
POWER.
If
your
device
responds
(turns
off),
you
have
found
the
right
code.
If
your
device
does
not
respond,
repeat
steps
2-3
with
the
next
code
in
the
list..
If
the
remote
does
not
recognize
the
code,
the
LED
will
turn
off.
Retry
the
code
(by
repeating
steps
2-3
using
the
next
code
listed
for
your
brand),
or
search
for
a
device
code.
See
"Searching
for
Codes".
SEARCHING
FOR
CODES
If
none
of
the
codes
listed
under
"Device
Codes"
on
the
back
of
this
guide
match
your
device,
you
can
search
for
a
set
of
commands
that
will
work.
Your
remote
will
sample
all
the
codes
in
its
system
for
that
device
mode
to
find
one
that
will
allow
you
to
control
your
device.
1.
Press
and
hold
a
device
mode
key
(AUDIO,
DVDNCR,
or
TV)
for
at
least
six
seconds.
The
LED
for
each
device
key
lights
up,
then
the
key
for
the
device
you
selected
remains
on.
2.
Press
a
function
key
(such
as
Power
or
Mute).
The
following
function
keys
are
valid
for
Searching
(Power
is
recommended):
•
Power
•
Mute
•
Play
•
CH
+
•
Stop
The
device
key's
LED
blinks
three
times,
then
turns
off
.
3.
Press
.A..
The
remote
will
send
the
IR
command
for
the
function
you
pressed
in
Step
2.
4.
If
the
device
performed
the
function
you
pressed,
press
OK.
The
remote
will
now
control
the
device
you
selected
in
Step
1.
If
the
device
did
not
perform
the
function
you
pressed,
repeat
step
3.
Press
T
to
retry
the
previous
code.
np:
Note
the
code
set
that
worked,
in
case
you
must
re-code
your
remote:
DVD/VCR:
TV:
AUDIO:
See
"Checking
Codes"for
more
information
on
noting
code
sets.
CHECKING
CODES
1.
Press
and
hold
a
device
mode
key
(AUDIO,
DVDNCR,
or
TV)
for
at
least
six
seconds.
The
LEDs
for
each
device
key
light
up,
then
the
key
for
the
device
you
selected
remains
on.
2.
Enter
990
to
tell
the
remote
you
are
verifying
the
device
code.
The
LED
blinks
twice.
3.
Press
1,
then
count
the
LED
blinks
and
write
down
the
number.
If
the
LED
does
not
blink,
the
number
is
0.
This
is
the
first
digit
of
the
device
code.
Press
2,
3,
and
4
to
obtain
all
four-code
digits.
CHANGING
VOLUME
LOCK
Locking
the
volume
controls
to
a
single
device
makes
it
easier
to
control
volume,
without
having
to
guess
whether
the
volume
will
change.
If
you
lock
the
remote's
volume
controls
to
the
TV
(for
example),
you
will
always
be
able
to
change
the
volume
to
the
level
you
want,
without
having
to
adjust
it
on
multiple
devices.
1.
Press
and
hold
the
device
mode
key
(TY,
AUDIO,
DVDNCR,
or
Cable)
corresponding
to
the
device
you
want
to
control
volume
for
at
least
six
seconds.
The
LED
for
each
device
key
lights
up,
then
the
key
for
the
device
you
selected
remains
on.
2.
Press
Volume
+.
The
device
key's
LED
blinks
three
times,
indicating it
has
locked
the
volume
control
to
the
device
you
selected.
The
AUDIO
device
key
always
controls
its
own
volume,
regardless
of
the
device
is
locked
to
volume
control.
Note:
If
you
reassign
AUDIO
to
another
device,
such
as
a
second
TV,
the
second
TV
will
always
control
its
own
volume.
Unlocking
Volume
Control:
1.
Press
and
hold
a
device
mode
key
(TY,
AUDIO,
DVDNCR,
or
Cable)
corresponding
to
the
device
currently
locked
to
the
volume
controls
for
at
least
six
seconds.
The
LED
for
each
device
key
lights
up,
then
the
key
for
the
device
you
selected
remains
on.
2.
Press
Volume-.
The
device
key's
LED
blinks
three
times,
indicating
it
has
unlocked
the
volume
control
for
all
devices.
REASSIGNING
DEVICE
KEYS
Each
device
key
accesses
a
specific
type
of
device
(for
example,
the
DVD/
VCR
key
can
only
be
programmed
to
control
a
DVD
player,
VCR,
DVR,
or
HTIB
system).
This
makes
it
easier
to
search
for
a
code
if
your
device's
code
does
not
appear
on
the
list
provided.
Your
new
remote
allows
you
to
change
the
type
of
device
that
may
be
assigned
to
a
device
key.
That
way,
if
you
have
two
TV
s,
for
example,
you
can
control
them
both
by
changing
the
type
of
device
the
DVDNCR
or
AUDIO
key
controls.
1.
Press
and
hold
the
device
mode
key
(TY,
AUDIO,
DVD/VCR,
or
Cable)
corresponding
to
the
type
of
device
you
want
the
reassigned
key
to
control
(for
example,
TV)
for
at
least
six
seconds.
The
LED
for
each
device
key
lights
up,
then
the
key
for
the
device
you
selected
remains
on.
2.
Enter
99
2.
3.
Press
the
device
mode
key
you
want
to
reassign
(for
example,
AUDIO).
That
mode
key's
LED
blinks
three
times
and
turns
off,
indicating
that
it
has
been
reassigned.
The
reassigned
key
automatically
uses
the
same
device
code
as
the
key
you
selected
in
Step
1.
If
your
second
device
uses
a
different
code,
you
may
program
it
for
the
new
code.
See
"Programming
Device
Control".
Note:
You
may
not
reassign
the
Cable
device
key
to
another
type
of
device.
Assigning
a
Key
back
to
Its
Original
Device
Type:
1.
Press
and
hold
the
device
mode
key
(TY,
AUDIO,
DVDIVCR,
or
Cable)
you
want
to
reset
to
its
original
type
(for
example,
AUDIO)
for
at
least
six
seconds.
The
LED
for
each
tievice
key
lights
up,
then
the
key
for
the
device
you
selected
remains
on.
2.
Enter
99
2.
The
mode
key's
LED
blinks
three
times
and
turns
off.
3.
Press
the
device
mode
key
you
selected
in
Step
1
again.
The
mode
key's
LED
blinks
three
times
and
turns
off.
4.
Program
the
restored
mode
key
to
control
a
device.
See
"Programming
Device
Control".
TROUBLESHOOTING
If
you
have
trouble
with
your
remote,
try
the
following
steps
in
order.
My
remote
is
not
responding
Review
the
information
in
"Using
Your
Remote"to
make·
sure
that
the
key
you
pressed
is
active
for
the
device
you
are
controlling.
Make
sure
you
are
controlling
the
device
you
think
you
are.
See
"Using
Your
Remote''
for
more
information
on
choosing
a
device
to
control.
Make
sure
your
batteries
are
good.
If
battery
power
is
low,
your
remote
enters
a
"Low
Battery
Condition''
to
conserve
battery
power
for
retaining
your
settings.
See
"Installing
Batteries"for
more
information
on
changing
the
batteries.
Reset
all
settings:
Press
and
hold
a
device
mode
key(TY,
AUDIO,
DVD/
VCR,
or
Cable)
or
at
least
six
seconds.
The
LED
for
each
device
key
lights
up,
then
the
key
for
the
device
you
selected
remains
on.
Enter
9
81.
The
LED
blinks
twice
to
indicate
that
your
remote
is
returned
to
its
factory
settings.
You
will
need
to
reset
all
device
code
settings.
See
"Programming
Device
Control".
ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION
The
ARRIS
DRCSOO
does
not
have
any
user
-serviceable
parts.
Opening
the
case,
except
for
the
battery
cover,
may
cause
permanent
damage
to
your
ARRIS
remote
control.
No
part
of
this
publication
may
be
reproduced,
transmitted, transcribed,
stored
in
any
retrieval
system,
or
translated
to
any
language,
in
any
form,
or
by
any
means,
electronic,
mechanical,
optical,
manual,
or
otherwise,
without
the
prior
written
permission
of
Motorola.
ARRI
and
the
stylized
logo
are
registered
trademarks
in
the
US
Patent
and
Trademark
Office.
All
other
product
and
service
names
are
the
property
of
their
respective
owners.
Copyright
ARRIS,
Inc.
2014.
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