bmb-home TOUCH SCREEN REMOTE User manual

User guide 4
Bedienungsanleitung 20
Gebruikershandleiding 38
Guide utilisateur 56
URTSRF Touch Control
TOUCH SCREEN REMOTE

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Thank you very much.
You have acquired an electronic system with a very high technical
standard. With the Touch Control remote control, you can control up
to 8 A/V appliances: TV, VCR, CD, SAT, CBL, DVD, AUDIO and
(X10) AUX.
Please take care to read the installation and operating instructions
before starting.
Please read this manual even if a third party has already installed the
system because it contains important information and basic principles
of operation.
We would not expect any problems to arise with the system but if any
should occur please inform the dealer from whom you bought this
device.
Please keep these instructions ready to hand whenever you may
need to consult them.
Vielen Dank.
Sie haben ein Gerät mit hohem technischen Standard erworben. Mit
dem Touch Control Fernbedienung können bis zu 8 A/V Geräte
betrieben werden: TV, VCR, CD, SAT, CBL, DVD, AUDIO und (X10)
AUX.
Bitte lesen Sie die Installations- und Bedienungsanleitung vor
Inbetriebnahme genauestens durch.
Bitte lesen Sie die Bedienungsanleitung auch dann, wenn die
Inbetriebnahme bereits von dritter Stelle erfolgt ist.
Sollten wider Erwarten Probleme mit dem System auftreten,
informieren Sie bitte umgehend Ihren Fachhändler, bei dem Sie
diese Anlage erworben haben.
Bitte heben Sie diese Anleitung zum Nachschlagen auf.
Hartelijk dank voor uw aankoop.
U heeft een elekronisch apparaat gekocht van een hoge technische
standaard. Met de TouchScreen afstandsbediening kunt u 8
verscillende apparaten bedienen: TV, VCR, CD, SAT, CBL, DVD,
AUDIO en (X10) AUX.
Het is aan te raden de gebruikershandleiding vooraf aan het gebruik
door te nemen.
Lees deze handleiding, omdat niet alleen het installeren beschreven
wordt, maar ook op de bediening ingegaan wordt.
Verwacht wordt dat uw geen problemen ondervindt tijdens installatie
en gebruik, maar mocht dit toch het geval zijn, neem dan contact op
met uw leverancier.
Gooi deze handleiding niet weg, maar houdt deze binnen handbereik
om eventueel later nog eens na te slaan.
Merci de votre confiance.
Vous avez acheté un appareil électronique de haute technologie.
Grâce à la Télécommande Touch Control vous pouvez contrôler
jusqu’à 8 appareils A/V: TV, VCR, CD, SAT, CBL, DVD, AUDIO et
(X10) AUX.
Veuillez tout d’abord lire les instructions d’installation et de
fonctionnement de ce guide.
Veuillez lire le guide utilisateur même si une tierce personne a déjà
installé la télécommande car il contient des informations importantes
et les principes de base de l’utilisation.
En cas de dysfonctionnement, veuillez contacter votre revendeur.
Nous vous conseillons de garder ce guide à portée de main.

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Contents
1. General Safety Note
2. Introduction
3. Installing the batteries
4. Description of the Touch Control “rubber” keys
5. Description of the Touch Control “LCD” keys
6. Programming using 3 Digit Code Tables for the TV,
VCR, CD, SAT, CBL, DVD, AUDIO and X10 key
7. Programming using Brand search method
8. Programming using Code search method
9. Identifying codes found using the search procedures
10. Programming a Macro
11. Channel toggle key
12. Setting key labels
13. Code learning
14. X10 Home Automation
15. Extra functions
16. Controlling your equipment from any place in your home
17. Problems and troubleshooting

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1) General Safety Note
Technical manipulation of the product or any changes to the product
are forbidden, due to security and approval issues.
Do not use sharp or metal objects on the LCD Touch Control.
Do not press hard on the glass LCD Touch Control.
Take care of proper starting up the device - consult your user guide.
Children should use the device only under adult supervision.
Avoid the following :
· strong mechanical tear and wear
· high temperature
· strong vibrations
· high humidity
Please also respect the additional safety notes in the various user
guide chapters. For questions not covered from the user guide
please contact your local dealer.
To insure a proper set up please read the manual and safety notes
carefully.
Battery change :
The device may only be used with 4 AAA batteries - never try to
connect to another power supply. When inserting batteries be sure
the right polarity is used. Remove the batteries when the device is
not used for a longer period. Make sure that the batteries are not
short circuited and are not disposed in fire (danger of explosion).
Batteries do not belong in children hands. Do not leave batteries lying
around openly - they might be swallowed by children or animals. If
this happens see a doctor immediately.
Leaking or damaged batteries can upon contact with skin cause
burning or acid damage - if necessary use suitable gloves.
Disposal of batteries :
Batteries are special waste and do not belong in general household
waste disposal.
By law, the end-user is required to dispose of used batteries by
returning them - disposal through household waste is forbidden. Your
used batteries can be returned to all local authorized collection
points.
Keep the environment safe!

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2) Introduction
The Touch Control is designed to control up to 8 devices (TV, VCR,
CD, SAT, CBL, DVD, AUDIO, X10). The X10 key can also be used to
control any other audio/video appliance (AUX).
To allow direct control of all these appliances, in a convenient way,
the Touch Control includes a LCD screen. The LCD can display only
the functions you need during a certain sequence e.g.: during the
setting of Touch Control to control an A/V appliance or when you are
controlling one of your appliances.
The Touch Control has unique features, combined to a big storage
capacity, such as:
 “Macro” option, in order to save a sequence: a total number of
20 key strokes can be stored under each of the 9 available
Macro keys
 code learning, up to 40 keys per each mode
 channel scan/search function
 video plus / show-view key
 All power off feature: to switch off all the modes in 2 presses
 TV Volume/ Mute, whatever the last mode was selected
 Channel toggle key
 Customising of the screen, using a predefined list of symbol,
according to your specific needs
 RF transmission to control your appliances through walls and
ceilings (PowerMid Receiver required, sold separately).
• X10 key, which will enable you to control lamps and electric
appliances from a distance. For controlling your lamps or
appliances, you will need additional home automation
modules.
The Touch Control contains a library of codes that are pre-
programmed into the remote control. This library covers nearly all
the audio video products on the market today.
To make it easy for you to find the right code for your audio video
appliance, we advise to use the CODE SEARCH feature.
3) Installing the batteries
1. Open the cover on the back of the
Touch Control
2. Insert 4 batteries (LR03 alkaline).
Make sure the batteries are the same
brand and are NEW and observe
polarities indicated inside the battery
compartment.
3. All the user programmed parameters
will be retained indefinitely during
battery replacement

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4) Description of the Touch Control “rubber” keys
1: LED: Turns on whenever a rubber key or an Touchscreen key is
pressed and indicates when commands are being transmitted.
2: IR-transmission
3: Touch Control
4: POWER: to switch off the last selected appliance
HA mode: Turns All Lights On.
5: TV, VCR, CD, SAT, CBL, DVD, AUDIO, X10 Home
Automation mode:
To select the appliance you wish to control.
The X10 Home Automation key allows you to control any light or
appliances connected to X10 Home Automation modules or to
program and control any kind of devices such as a TV, satellite
receiver, video recorder or DVD player. By default this key is pre-
programmed to control home automation modules.
6: MUTE: to turn on and off the sound
HA mode: turns All Home Automation modules Off.
7: CHAN +/-: to select the next or the previous channel
HA mode: turns on or off the selected Home Automation
module.
8: VOL + / -: to control the volume
HA mode: brights and dims the selected Home Automation
module.
9: MACRO: to launch a macro (see chapter 10)
10: SETUP: to set the remote control for the appliance you wish to
control. Allow the
access to secondary functions:
• Press and release the Setup key (the S segment appears on the top
right hand corner of the Touchscreen)
• Press the desired secondary function key (the "S" is turned off).
11: TELETEXT ON: to display Teletext
12: TELETEXT OFF: to turn off Teletext
13: Rewind
In VCR, DVD or CD mode: This button works the same way as in
your original remotes.
IN TV mode: Coloured key (Red), control of videotext or special
equipment functions.
14: Fast Forward
In VCR, DVD or CD mode: This button works the same way as in
your original remotes.
IN TV mode: Coloured key (Blue), control of videotext or special
equipment functions.
15: Play
In VCR, DVD or CD mode: This button works the same way as in
your original remotes.
IN TV mode: Coloured key (Yellow), control of videotext or special
equipment functions.
16: Pause
In VCR, DVD or CD mode: This button works the same way as in
your original remotes.
IN TV mode: Coloured key (Magenta), control of videotext or special
equipment functions.
17: REC (record)
This key works the same way as the one on your original remote for
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order to avoid a mistake you have to press this key twice to activate
this feature.
18: Stop
In VCR, DVD or CD mode: This button works the same way as in
your original remotes.
IN TV mode: Coloured key (Green), control of videotext or special
equipment functions.
19: LIGHT: Backlighting
By pressing this key the screen will be illuminated. The backlighting
will stay on while
pressing keys, and will time out ten seconds after the last key was
pressed.
20: IR learning eye
Error Indication
The LED flashes 3 times and the sounder beeps 3 times for any error
condition.
5) Description of the Touch Control “LCD” keys
The LCD Display
The Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) acts as a
“Virtual Keypad” comprising a 15 position
segmented “key” area. Pressing the
“SCREEN” key lets you toggle between two
available sets, or “screens” of keys for the
mode you are in.
The display is normally blank when the
remote is not in use. Pressing the Setup
key, any Mode key, the Macro key or any
LCD touch key turns the display panel on.
The remaining rubber keys do not activate
the display.
All the appliance can be controlled
through 2 LCD screens. Common
screen keys are described below.
Numeric keys 0 - 9 : For digit or numeric key
entries e.g. to select the channel number, or
to enter the code of your device
-/-- : In connection with the numeric keys this
key allows you to directly select channels
higher than 9 (depending on the appliance).
A/V : Selection of the SCART plug to view or
record e.g. DVD, SAT, VCR, …
SEARCH : To scan up available program
channels or tracks (see chapter 14.4)
P<P: Allows to program 2 specific channels
and switch between them with a single key
press (see chapter 11)
SCREEN : To toggle access between first and
second
mode screens
UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT : Navigation keys
used in Menu.
MENU : To display the menu.
OK : Confirms menu selections.
EXIT: To turn Menu OFF
: Info key: to display the program channel and title information,
etc.
Typical Screen1
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Other Useful LCD Keys:
:Teletext Mix : (TV, CBL & SAT) Allows to mix the Teletext
and the picture of the selected channel
: Teletext Hold : (TV, CBL & SAT) Stops page change in
teletext mode.
SV/V+ : (VCR) corresponds to “Showview” or “Videoplus” functions
(see chapter 14.5).
: (VCR) for tape speed i.e. short-play or long play.
10 : (DVD) is for track digit entries greater than 0-9 (e.g. +10).
REPEAT : (DVD) to repeat the disc playback either completely or
from two User-set points (Repeat A-B).
T-C : (DVD) Disc Track or Chapter playback
FAV : (SAT & CBL) is for the devices “Favourite” channel function
GUIDE : (SAT & CBL) to call up the devices on-screen program
guide
A-B : (AUDIO) Speaker A or B
DSP : (AUDIO) Digital Signal Processing selection
EFFECT : (AUDIO) DSP Effects toggle
MODE : (AUDIO) AM or FM Tuner selection
SLEEP : (TV Only) To turn off your TV after a period of 1 to 99
minutes. Proceed as follows :
1. The remote must be in TV Mode with the “second” display
screen being shown.
2. Press and hold the LCD “SLEEP” Key until the LED remains on
(occurring after approximately 2-3 seconds) and display will
show the Sleep Setup Screen.
3. Release the “SLEEP” key.
4. Press and release the numeric keys (01-99) for the time
required. The LED will blink off to indicate keypress acceptance
and the remote display will return to normal operation.
5. TV Sleep Timer now set. Leave the Remote pointing towards
the TV with an unobstructed path.
To cancel the Sleep Timer, press and release the Power key in TV
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6) Programming the Touch Control
You program the Touch Control using the Setup key and following
the procedures below. Each keypress is acknowledged with an LED
blink and a beep from the sounder. 3 LED blinks and sounder beeps
indicate an incorrect or invalid entry.
Programming using 3 Digit Code Tables for the TV, VCR, CD,
SAT, CBL, DVD, AUDIO and AUX
Note : you can dedicate any appliance (TV, DVD, SAT...) to the VCR,
DVD, SAT, CD, AUDIO, CBL and AUX keys : you need first to enter
the 3 digit code of the appliance you wish to control (found in the
code book). In any case, follow the method below :
1. Make sure your appliance is switched on (e.g. TV)
2. Press and hold the Setup key until the LED remains on (occurring
after approximately 2-3 seconds) and display shows the Main Setup
Screen.
3. Release Setup key.
4. Press and release the LCD “CODE” Key.
5. Display will show the Mode Setup Screen. Press and release
desired Mode key (TV, VCR, SAT, etc.) on the rubber keypad.
6. Display will show the Code Setup Screen. Enter the 3 digits of the
Device Code from the Library Code Tables. For a valid Code, the
LED blinks off after the last digit is entered. For an invalid Code, the
LED will flash rapidly for three seconds before going off. In both
cases, the display will return to the Main Setup Screen.
7. Press and release the LCD “EXIT” key to return to normal
operation.
8. Point the remote in the direction of your TV and press the POWER
key. Your device should turn off. Check other functions (for example
for a VCR : FF or REW etc.). If certain functions are not responding
this indicates that the entered code is not the correct one. In that
case repeat the above procedure with the next corresponding code of
your brand.
9. Direct Library Code entry now complete
10. Repeat this procedure for the other appliance you want to control
(TV, VCR, DVD, SAT, CD, CBL, AUDIO and AUX)
7) Programming using Brand Search Method
It is possible to search for your appliance’s code by entering the
brand of the appliance you wish to control.
1. Make sure your appliance is switched on. If not switch it on
manually
2. Press and hold Setup key until the LED remains on (occurring after
approximately 2-3 seconds) and display shows Main Setup Screen.
3. Release Setup key.
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4. Press and release the LCD “CODE” Key.
5. Display will show the Mode Setup Screen. Press and release
desired Mode key (TV, VCR, SAT, etc.) on the rubber keypad. Note
the Brand Search Method is not available for CD/Audio appliance.
6. Display will show the Code Setup Screen. Using the Table blow,
press and release the numeric key (0-6) corresponding to desired
Manufacturer. Note – pressing “0” carries out a full library search
same as normal Code Search Method.
Digit Key Press Brand Search
1 PHILIPS
2 SONY
3 THOMSON
4 SABA
5 GRUNDIG
6 NOKIA
7. Press and release the LCD “SEARCH” Key.
8. Display will show the Search Setup Screen.
Press the LCD “UP” key (or Power or Play)
repeatedly until the Device to be controlled
changes channel. Alternatively, you can use
the Channel Up & Down keys. Press and
release the LCD “OK” (or Mute) key to install
the Code.
Display will return to the Main Setup Screen. If
you accidentally overshoot the Code required,
press the LCD “DOWN” or Channel Down to
backtrack through the Library to return to the
correct code. Pressing the LCD “UP” key (or
Power or Play) will change direction to forward
again.
9. Repeat this procedure for any other appliance you want to control
(TV, VCR, DVD, SAT, CD, CBL, AUDIO and AUX).
10. The Code Search Method entry is now complete. Press and
release the LCD “EXIT” key to return to normal operation.
Notes :
a. When all codes under a Brand have been searched the LED will
“error” flash indicating end of search and Main Setup Screen will
be displayed.
b. The above search procedure assumes that you want to store
VCR codes under the VCR key, Cable codes under CBL, etc. If
you want, for example, to store a VCR code under CBL, etc.,
then the Mode key must be “primed” for the new appliance. First
follow the “Programming using 3 Digit Code Table” procedure
and then enter any VCR code prior to carrying out the above
search steps.
8) Programming using Manual Code Search
If you are unable to find your code either in the Code Tables or by
using the Brand Search Method, you can try all the available codes
for the appliance using the Manual Code Search.
1. Make sure your appliance is switched on. If not switch it on
manually.
2. Press and hold Setup key until the LED remains on (occurring
after approximately 2-3 seconds) and display shows Main Setup
Screen. Release Setup key.
3. Press and release the LCD “CODE” Key.
4. Display will show the Mode Setup Screen. Press and release
desired Mode key (TV, VCR, SAT, etc.) on the rubber keypad.
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5. Display will show the Code Setup Screen. Press and release the
LCD “SEARCH” Key.
6. Display will show the Search Setup Screen. Press the LCD “UP”
key (or Power or Play) repeatedly until the Device to be controlled
changes channel. Alternatively, you can use the Channel Up key.
Press and release the LCD “OK” (or Mute) key to install the Code.
Display will return to the Main Setup Screen.
If you accidentally overshoot the Code required, press the LCD
“DOWN” or Channel Down to backtrack through the Library to return to
the correct code. Pressing the LCD “UP” key (or Power or Play) will
change direction to forward again.
7. Repeat this procedure for any other appliance you want to control
(TV, VCR, DVD, SAT, CD, CBL, AUDIO and AUX).
8. The Code Search Method entry is now complete. Press and
release the LCD “EXIT” key to return to normal operation.
Notes :
a. When all codes have been searched the LED will “error” flash
indicating end of search and Main Setup Screen will be displayed.
b. The above search procedure assumes that you want to store
VCR codes under the VCR key, Cable codes under CBL, etc. If you
want, for example, to store a VCR code under CBL, etc., then the
Mode key must be “primed” for the new appliance. First follow the
“Programming using 3 Digit Code Table” procedure and then enter
any VCR code prior to carrying out the above search steps.
c. If the Device does not have a Channel Up key, use the Play
(VCR & CD/Audio only) or the Power keys instead.
d. Code Search will start from the currently stored three digit
number under that Mode e.g. if the Mode has 100 codes and the
currently stored code is 050 then the Code Search will start from 051
continuing to 100 before looping back to 000 and finishing at 050.
This simplifies the search process by allowing you to bypass codes
already tried.
9) Identifying codes found using the search procedures
1. Press and hold Setup key until the LED
remains on (occurring after
approximately 2-3 seconds) and display
will show the Main Setup Screen.
2. Release Setup key.
3. Press and release the LCD “CODE”
Key.
4. Display will show the Mode Setup
Screen. Press and release desired Mode
key (TV, VCR, SAT, etc.) on the rubber
keypad.
5. Display will show the Code Setup Screen.
Press and release Setup key.
6. Display will show the Code Identification Screen (Initially blank
except for “SETUP”, “INFO” and “CODE” labels). The display will
now show the code using the LCD digits. The 3 digits will be shown
in sequence for 1second each followed by a 0.5 second gap where
no digits are shown. The LED will blink off for each digit display.
This sequence will only be carried out once then display will return
to the Main Setup Screen.
7. Code Identification is now complete. Press and release the LCD
“EXIT” key to return to normal operation.
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10) Programming a Macro
The Macro function allows you to store several sequences of IR
Commands (key presses). One press of the Macro key will execute
the whole sequence. A total number of 20 keystrokes can be stored
under each of the 9 available Macro keys.
1. Press and hold Setup key until the LED remains on (occurring after
approximately 2-3 seconds) and the display shows the Main Setup
Screen.
2. Release Setup key.
3. Press and release the LCD “MACRO” Key.
4. The Macro Setup Digit Screen will be shown. Press and release
the digit key the Macro is to be stored under.
5. The Macro Mode Setup Screen will be shown. The first key
stored in a Macro must be a Mode key. Press and release desired
Mode key (TV, VCR, SAT, etc.) on the rubber keypad.
6. Display will show the Macro Key Setup Screen. This screen
comprises the current screen labels for that Mode plus the SETUP
and MACRO LCD labels will be shown. Press and release the
remote keys (maximum of 20) that are required to be stored in the
exact order that they should be transmitted.
Use the LCD “SCREEN” key to toggle the screen keys displayed
and use the Mode keys for any Mode changes. The Setup key can
be used to add delays – see separate notes. These are all counted
as keystrokes.
7. To store the Macro, press and release the rubber “MACRO” Key.
Display will return to the Main Setup Screen. Note - if you program
the maximum of 20 keys, then the Macro will be automatically
stored on the 20th keypress.
8. Macro key programming now completed. Press and release the
LCD “EXIT” key to return to normal operation.
Macro Notes :
1. “SHIFTED” key commands are not allowed to be included in
Macros.
2. There is an automatic delay of 0.5 second between each IR
transmission in the sequence.
3. It may be necessary to have “delays” included in the Macro
sequence (e.g. to allow your TV warm-up time). Pressing the Setup
key can include delays. The display will show the Macro Delay Setup
Screen for digit selection. Press the digit for the required delay (in
seconds) e.g. to enter a delay of 4 seconds, press and release Setup
followed by 4. The maximum delay is 9 seconds. An “EXIT” key
entry will give the default 0.5second delay. A delay is counted as
one keystroke.
4. Pressing the Setup key twice allows for the User to abort and exit
the Macro routine. First Setup keypress takes you to the “Delay”
screen and the second Setup press results in abort and exit.
5. It is not possible to include a Macro within a Macro.
To Delete a Macro :
1. Press and hold the Setup key until the LED remains on
(occurring after approximately 2-3 seconds) and the display shows
Main Setup Screen.
Setup Screen - Macro1
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2. Release Setup key.
3. Press and hold either the LCD or rubber MACRO key. The LED
will blink off to indicate the keypress acceptance and the Macro
Delete Setup Screen will be shown. Only set Macros will be shown.
4. Press and release the digit key for the Macro that is to be deleted.
The LED will blink off and the Macro is deleted. Use the EXIT key to
abort if required.
5. Macro deletion is now complete.
11) Channel toggle key
The Channel-Toggle “P<P” key is a special form of Macro key. The
feature allows you to program in two specific channels and switch
between them with a single key-press. For example, you may want
to switch between TV channels 123 and 456. Programming the
“P<P” key will allow you to do this.
Two sets of data are to be entered. Each set of data can be up to 4
key-presses and must be a minimum of 2. The first keypress in each
set must be a Mode key. The following keystrokes can be any other
key (except for Mode, Macro, Setup and Screen) although in
practice, these keys will usually be digit keys. Note no “shifted”
commands can be part of a “P<P” sequence and a SCREEN
keypress counts as a keystroke.
To Program the Channel-Toggle Feature :
1. Press and hold Setup key until the LED
remains on (occurring after approximately
2-3 seconds) and display shows the Main
Setup Screen.
2. Release Setup key.
3. Press and release the LCD “P<P” Key.
4. Display will show the “P<P1” Mode Setup
Screen. Press and release desired Mode
key (TV, VCR, SAT, etc.) on the rubber
keypad.
5. Display will show
the “P<P2” Setup Screen. This screen
comprises the current screen labels for the
Mode plus the SETUP and “P<P” LCD
labels will be shown. You can now press up
to 3 keys (a minimum of 1 key must be
pressed). Use the “SCREEN” Key to toggle
the screen keys displayed – this counts as a
keypress. When 3 keys are entered you will
automatically continue to Step 6. If less than
3 keys are required then press the Mode key
and go directly to Step 6.
6. To enter the second set of data, press and
release desired Mode key (TV, VCR, SAT,
etc.) on the rubber keypad.
7. Display will again show the “P<P2” Setup Screen. You can now
press up to 3 keys (a minimum of 1 key must be pressed) for the
second set of data. Use the “SCREEN” Key to toggle the screen
keys displayed – this counts as a keypress. When 3 keys are
entered you will automatically continue to Step 8. If less than 3 keys
are required then press the Setup key and go directly to Step 8.
8. Display will return to the Main Setup Screen. Channel Toggle
“P<P” setting routine now complete. Press and release the LCD
“EXIT” key to return to normal operation.
9. To activate the Channel-Toggle function, Press and release the
LCD “P<P” key repeatedly to alternate between the two sets of data
you entered.
12) Setting Key Labels :
You can select which keys are shown or “hidden” in the display for
each of the Device Modes. You can select any LCD key for change
except for the SCREEN, SLEEP, SEARCH and P<P keys.
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1. Press and hold Setup key until the LED remains on (occurring after
approximately 2-3 seconds) and display shows the Main Setup
Screen.
2. Release Setup key.
3. Press and release the LCD “SCREEN” Key.
4. Display will show the Mode Setup Screen. Press and release
desired Mode key (TV, VCR, SAT, etc.) on the rubber keypad.
5. Display will show the SCREEN Setup
Screen. This screen comprises the current
screen labels for the Mode plus the SETUP
and SCREEN LCD labels will be shown.
You can now press any of the LCD panel
keys within the current Mode to select the
individual key label display required. Use
the “SCREEN” Key to toggle the screen
keys displayed. To Exit, pressing the Setup
or Mute keys will save changed key label
selections and display returns to the Main
Setup Screen. If you want to edit another
Mode’s key labels then press the other
Mode key - the Mode you were in is saved
and display changes to the new Mode for
any Label changes.
6. Key Label change routine now complete. Press and release the
LCD “EXIT” key to return to normal operation.
Notes :
1. To reset the displayed Modes key labels back to their Default
settings, press and hold the current Mode key for approximately
3 seconds at Step 4 above until the Main Setup Screen is
shown.
2. These labels are not displayed as part of the Key Label change
routine – “SLEEP”, “SETUP”, “MACRO”, “LEARN”, “P<P”,
“KEY?” and “SEARCH”.
13) Code Learning :
It is possible to learn IR commands (up to 40 keys per Mode) from
your original remote.
Tips On Learning :
1. Always use of fresh batteries for the Touch Control and original
remote
2. Carry out a Master Reset before attempting any Learning. Note
this will reset all User programming back to factory defaults.
3. Place the original remote to the base of the Touch Control so the
IR LED on the original remote is in line with the Touch Control opto-
diode input (See graphic below).
4. Keep the distance between the two remotes to about 5 cm.
5. Experiment by Learning 2 or 3 keys initially and then carry out a
Master Reset before completely Learning your original remote’s
keyboard.
6. Do not attempt to Learn directly under an incandescent or low-
energy light.
7. When Learning a key, do not release the key being Learned until
the display returns and the LED remains on. This can take 2-3
seconds.
8. No functions may be stored under the LCD SCREEN, SLEEP,
P<P, SEARCH keys or under rubber keys Setup, Macro, TV, VCR,
DVD, CBL, SAT, CD, AUX or Audio keys. It is not possible to learn
under “shifted keys”.
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To Learn Commands :
1. Press and hold Setup key until the LED
remains on (occurring after approximately 2-3
seconds) and the display shows the Main
Setup Screen.
2. Release Setup key.
3. Press and release LCD “LEARN” Key.
4. Display will show the Mode Setup Screen.
Press and release desired Mode key (TV,
VCR, SAT, etc.) on the rubber keypad.
5. Display will show the Learn Setup Screen.
This screen comprises the current labels for
the Mode along with the SETUP and LEARN
LCD labels. Press and release the remote
key to be taught with the original remote key
code. Use the LCD “SCREEN” Key to toggle
the screen keys displayed.
6. Press and hold the original remote key
until the LED blinks off once and the display
shows the Learn Next Setup Screen (this
process can take up to 2 or 3 seconds to
complete). If there is a problem with learning
the LED will flash for three seconds but still
remain in the Learn routine with the Learn Next Setup Screen
displayed. To learn another key, press and release the LCD
“LEARN” Key and repeat from Step “5”. To save and exit from the
Learn routine, press and release the LCD “OK” Key. Return to the
Main Setup Screen.
7. Learning now complete. Press and release the LCD “EXIT” key to
return to normal operation.
To Clear all stored Learned Commands under a Mode :
1. Press and hold Setup key until the LED remains on (occurring after
approximately 2-3 seconds) and display shows the Main Setup
Screen.
2. Release Setup key.
3. Press and release the LCD “LEARN” Key.
4. Display will show the Mode Setup Screen. Press and release
desired Mode key (TV, VCR, SAT, etc.) on the rubber keypad. The
LED will blink off once to indicate the keypress acceptance.
5. Display will show the Learn Setup Screen. Press and hold the
Setup Key until the Main Setup Screen is displayed. All Learned
Command entries under that Mode are now cleared.
Master Clear - To Clear all stored Learned Commands
(recommended on first time Learning)
1. Carry Steps 1 and 2 same as above.
2. Press and hold the LCD “LEARN” Key until the Main Setup Screen
is displayed (after approx. 5 seconds). All Learned
Command entries are now cleared.
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14) X10 Home Automation
The Touch Control remote allows you to control all electric
appliances you have in your house. In addition to transmitting
infrared signals, which controls your TV, VCR, CD, SAT, CBL, Audio
and DVD, your remote is equipped with a radio transmitter sending
X10 signals, which will enable you to control lamps and electric
appliances from a distance.
Here are some examples that you can do with your TouchScreen
remote using home automation mode:
• Switch on/off, dim lights while you watch TV.
• Switch on the lights at night to frighten intruders when you detect
something suspicious.
• Switch on your electric blanket before the film ends to have it warm
when you go to sleep.
For controlling your lamps or appliances, you will need additional
home automation modules. The modules are simply plugged into AC
outlets with no additional wiring required. Ask your dealer for more
information.
To switch on/ off an appliance plugged into an home automation
module: Press the key, then press the unit code of the home
automation module on the Touchscreen display and then press
CHAN+ / -.
To dim/bright a light plugged into a home automation module: press
its unit code on the Touchscreen display and then press VOL+ / -.
To turn ON all the home automation Lamp modules: Press the Power
key .
To turn Off all the home automation modules (Lamp and appliance):
press the Mute key.
14.1. Changing the home automation House Code
The preset house code is A and in the majority of cases it is not
necessary to change this setting except if there is interference from
neighbouring X10 systems. In that case:
1. Press the X10 Home Automation key
2. Press and hold SETUP until the LED lights continuously.
3. Release the SETUP button.
4. Press the SETUP button again.
5. Use the digit keys on the Touchscreen display to enter the number
equivalent to the chosen home code (1=A, 2=B, ... 16=P).
6. Press ENTER followed by EXIT to confirm your command.
Note: The code you have chosen has to be the same as the one
selected on the
Transceiver module TM13 or the home automation controller, with
which you use your remote.
14.2. Programming the Home Automation IR/RF mode
Your TouchScreen remote control can control your electric
appliances using infrared signals (via an infrared mini-controller
IR7243) or RF signals (via a transceiver module TM13). The key is
set to RF mode by factory setting.
To program the key to send an Infrared signal, proceed as
follows:
1. Activate your remote by touching the screen
2. Press and hold the Setup key until the LED remains on (occurring
after approximately 2-3 seconds) and display shows the Main Setup
Screen.
3. Release Setup key.
4. Press and release the Touchscreen "CODE" Key.
5. Display will show the Mode Setup Screen. Press and release X10
Home Automation key.
6. Display will show the Code Setup Screen. Enter 821.
7. Press and release the Touchscreen "EXIT" key to return to normal
operation.
To program the key to send radio signals, proceed as follows:
1. Activate your remote by touching the screen
2. Press and hold the Setup key until the LED remains on (occurring
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3. Release Setup key.
4. Press and release the Touchscreen "CODE" Key.
5. Display will show the Mode Setup Screen. Press and release X10
Home
Automation key.
6. Display will show the Code Setup Screen. Enter 820.
7. Press and release the Touchscreen "EXIT" key to return to normal
operation.
15) EXTRA FUNCTIONS :
1. Keypress Acknowledge Beep Feature :
It is possible to get an audible feedback of key-presses. When any
key is pressed, the remote will generate a beep acknowledging the
keypress. The Keypress Acknowledge feature can be toggled on or
off as follows :
1. Press and hold Setup key until the LED remains on (occurring
after approximately 2-3 seconds) and the Main Setup Screen is
shown.
2. Release Setup key.
3. To disable the beep, press and hold the rubber Stop key until the
LED blinks. To enable the Beep, press and hold the rubber Play
key until the LED blinks.
4. Beep Feature now toggled On or Off and the Main Setup Screen
is shown.
2. LCD Panel & Backlight On-Time :
The LCD Panel display and Backlighting will remain on for a User
selectable time period (10, 20, 30,……90 seconds). Power-on
default is 30 seconds from last keypress. To set the LCD/Light On
time :-
1. Press and hold Setup key until the LED remains on (occurring
after approximately 2-3 seconds) and the Main Setup Screen is
shown.
2. Release Setup key.
3. Press and release the Setup key. The LED will blink to
acknowledge the keypress and the “9” Digit Setup Screen will be
shown.
4. Press and release a digit key 1-9 (1=10 seconds, 2=20seconds,
etc). The LED will blink to acknowledge the keypress and the
display will return to the Main Setup Screen.
5. LCD/Light On time setting now complete.
3. User Master Reset :
To reset the remote defaults back to factory settings.
1. Press and hold Setup key until the LED remains on and display
shows the Main Setup Screen.
2. Release Setup key.
3. Press and hold the Setup key for approximately 5 seconds until
the LED blinks on then turns off.
4. Default Reset now complete and remote will be in normal TV
Mode.
4. Channel Scan/Search Key (LCD) :
The Channel Scan/Search function is only available in TV, DVD,
CBL/SAT and CD/Audio Modes. Pressing the LCD “SEARCH” Key
allows the User to sequentially scan up available program channels.
This key cannot be learned.
When pressed, a Channel Up command for the Current Mode code is
sent once every 3 seconds. When any other key is pressed the scan
will stop. Scanning will automatically time-out after 2 minutes if no
key is pressed.
5. VideoPlus/Showview Key (LCD) :
This key allows the User to directly access their VCR VideoPlus or
Showview function if the feature is available on their VCR. If
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as an alternative. The VideoPlus/Showview function is only available
in VCR programmed Modes. This key can be learned if required.
6. All Power Off Feature :
If the Power key is pressed consecutively twice within a 1second
period, and the second Power key-press is held for greater than 2
seconds, then the remote will send the Power command for all
Modes.
7. TV Volume/Mute Punch-Through :
The TV Volume/Mute punch-through feature allows the User to
control the Volume and Mute function of their Television in any Mode
programmed to be a VCR (inc. DVD), Cable or SAT library device
without the need to change to TV Mode. This feature is also available
if AUX Mode is programmed to control a second VCR, Cable or SAT
device.
8. CBL/SAT Volume Control :
Some Cable and Satellite have their own volume control. By default
in CBL/SAT modes, the Touch Control remote control Volume and
Mute key control the TV volume. To change the volume and mute
control either to TV or CBL/SAT for CBL/SAT mode, proceed as
follows :
1. Press and release the TV mode key (TV must be in TV mode for
this procedure).
2. Press and hold setup key until the LED remains on and the Main
Setup Screen is shown.
3. Release Setup key.
4. Press and hold the Mute key for approximately 5 seconds. The
LED will blink, and stay off for the 5second period then blink
once more to indicate volume toggle acceptance. The display
will return to the main Setup Screen.
5. Remote Volume default is now set.
16) Controlling your equipment from any
place in your home
Your remote is prepared to work together
with the Powermid Receiver. This receiver
allows you to control audio and video
equipment from another room or even
outside the house, using your RF Remote.
Just plug the receiver into a wall socket and
place it in line of sight with your equipment.
Ask your dealer for more information.
17) Problems and troubleshooting
The remote doesn’t work or looses codes entered:
• Confirm with your original remote that the equipment works
correctly
• Make sure that you have pressed the corresponding mode
key of the equipment or device that you want to control.
• If the listed code does not work, try the AUTOSEARCH
method or enter the next code of that brand.
• To find the corresponding code for your equipment use the
automatic search.
• Check that the batteries have the correct polarity position
• The programming of the remote requires 4 AAA batteries
(new). If the remote looses codes within a few days/weeks
the problem can be solved by using new batteries.
If the LED is lit permanently, in general it will be necessary to replace
the batteries.
Important:
The Touch Control must be used only in the way described in
this instruction manual and may not be used for a purpose not
intended.