Savant RTR-1000 Series User manual

Savant Traditional Remotes
(RTR-1000/100C and RTR-2000/200C)
Quick Reference Guide
009-0169-02
RTR-1000-05
RTR-100C-01
RTR-2000-05
RTR-200C-01
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All brand names, product names and trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
Savant Systems, LLC reserves the right to change product specifications without notice.
Savant Confidential and Proprietary
062712
45 Perseverance Way, Hyannis, MA 02601 Phone [phone] Fax [phone] www.SavantSystems.com
The Savant Traditional Remotes (RTR-1000/RTR-100C or RTR-2000/RTR-200C) Quick Reference Guide
provides information necessary to set up and operate the Savant Traditional Remotes. The RTR-1000/RTR-
100C has Savant’s on-screen display (OSD) application, TrueCommand. The RTR-2000/RTR-200C does
not have the TrueCommand application. The RTR-100C and RTR-200C are traditional remotes with custom
buttons.
Important: To confirm this document is the latest version, refer to SavantSystems.com > Dealer Login >
Knowledge Base > Products
Box Contents
(1) Savant Traditional Remote (RTR-1000/RTR-100C) or
(1) Savant Traditional Remote (RTR-2000/RTR-200C)
(2) AA batteries
(1) Quick Reference Guide (this document)
Required Accessories
RF Wireless Receiver (RFD-1000)
Optional Accessories
USB-2.0 over Cat5E Digital Extender Set (UCX-2000) for the RTR-1000/RTR-100C only
Specifications
Environmental
Temperature
32º to 122º F (0º to 50º C)
Humidity
10% to 80% RH (non-condensing)
Dimensions and Weight
Dimensions (H x W x D)
6.78 in x 2.18 in x 1.15 in (17.22 cm x 5.54 cm x 2.92 cm
Weight
0.35 lb/160 g with batteries (shipping weight)
0.24 lb/110 g without batteries (shipping weight)
Power
Power Supply
Two AA batteries
Three-month minimum in normal operation mode.
Compliance
Safety and Emissions
FCC Part 15 | CE Mark
RoHS
Compliant
Operates in the
unlicensed ISM band
2.4 GHz to 2.483 GHz
North America – FCC CER 47 Part 15
Default Button Functionality
The next tables outline the default functionality associated with the numeric and serviced button pad o the
RTR-1000 and RTR-2000, Press and hold the button until the service is displayed.
Button
Function
1
Cable TV
2
Satellite TV
3
DVD
4
FM Radio
5
Satellite Radio
6
Apple TV
7
Auxiliary 1
8
Auxiliary 2
9
Auxiliary 3
0
Media Server
Prev
Previous Service
Next
Next Service
Button
Function
Power On or Off
For Cable and Satellite
+Press to go to a higher number channel
-Press to go to a lower number channel
For DVD and Enhanced DVD
+Press to Play
-Press to Pause
+Increase Volume
- Decrease Volume
Navigation Wheel:
Press the up, down, left or right arrow for to
select a service
SEL is the selection button.
EXIT
Press for Apple TV menu
♥
Used for viewing Favorites, if available.
Battery Installation
To install batteries in the remote (RTR-1000 or RTR-2000), do the following.
1. Locate the battery cover on the underside of the remote.
2. Press and slide the cover down to unlatch the cover.
3. Replace the two AA batteries.
4. Position the cover and slide up to secure the battery latch.
Remote Programmable Backlight Timer
To set the programmable backlight timer (RTR-1000 or RTR-2000), do the following.
1. Hold down rec and ♥(RTR-1000) or rec and Prev (RTR-2000) buttons for five seconds. The backlight
on the numbered keys will start flashing.
2. Hold down one of the buttons (0 – 9) to stop the backlight from flashing and to configure the backlight
from 0 to 9 seconds.
For example, when you hold button 5until the backlight stops flashing, you also configure the backlight
for 5 seconds.
3. To configure a timeout time higher than 9 seconds, hold down one of the following buttons:
button A= 14 seconds
button >= 18 seconds
button B = 28 seconds
button C= 55 seconds
Battery Cover
RTR-1000
>
A
B
rec
♥
C
>
A
B
rec
Prev
C
RTR-2000

Savant Traditional Remotes
(RTR-1000/100C and RTR-2000/200C)
Quick Reference Guide
009-0169-02
RTR-1000-05
RTR-100C-01
RTR-2000-05
RTR-200C-01
Copyright © 2012 Savant Systems LLC, SAVANT and RacePoint Blueprint are trademarks of Savant Systems, LLC.
All brand names, product names and trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
Savant Systems, LLC reserves the right to change product specifications without notice.
Savant Confidential and Proprietary
062712
45 Perseverance Way, Hyannis, MA 02601 Phone [phone] Fax [phone] www.SavantSystems.com
RF Receiver and Remote
The Savant remote,RTR-2000, is normally paired with USB Tx/Rx Extenders (UCX-1100) and an RF Wireless
Receiver (RFD-1000) as a complete solution. Multiple Savant remotes can be bound to a single RF Wireless
Receiver and used in the same room or zone.
RF USB Connection
When running Savant remotes you may connect the RF Receiver directly to the device controlling the remote,
through a Savant® USB Extender or through a USB Hub.
You can connect multiple RF Receivers to the host device provided it is not running the OSD service.
Important USB specifications allow one extender to be used for a maximum “Hub depth” of eight hops.
Violating these specifications may not guarantee data delivery.
Important Never connect more than one RF Receiver to any device that will be providing the
OSD Service.
RF Receiver Placement
For good RF reception, review the following:
Place the RF Receiver high to ensure an unobstructed line of sight.
Typically, install the RF Receiver on the top, backside of the TV that will be controlled by the remote. Place it
as close to the edge as possible to provide the best line of sight.
Binding Remote to RF Receiver
It is important to ensure that the Savant remotes are properly bound to the RF Receiver. The RF Receiver can
be bound to several remotes. To establish a valid connection, the RF Receiver must be plugged into a USB
port and the Savant remote must have properly charged batteries.
To bind a Savant Remote to a RF Receiver, do the following.
1. Press the button on the RF Receiver for one (1) second. The RF Receiver status LED should blink red
at one (1) second intervals.
2. On the Savant Remote, press and hold the Up Arrow and SEL (select) buttons on the Navigation Wheel
simultaneously for approximately 10 seconds.
3. If the binding process was successful, pressing a button on the Savant Remote will light the RF
Receiver status LED a steady green.
NOTE: There may be brief periods that the status LED flashes red. This type of indication is considered
normal.
RFD-1000
RFD-1000 is a RF Wireless Receiver for Savant's family of radio frequency-based remotes in the form of a
USB dongle. The unique identification (UID) of the remote is used to differentiate the binding of the Remote to
the RF Wireless Receiver. The 16-character UID can be found inside the battery compartment on the rear of
the remote. The RTR-2000 Traditional Remote (non-OSD navigation) requires the UID of the remote to
differentiate the binding of the remote to the RF Wireless Receiver. For the RTR-1000 Traditional Remote
(OSD navigation), does not require the UID.
Savant ID/UID
The unique identification (UID) of RTR-2000 remote is used to differentiate the binding of the Remote to the RF
Wireless Receiver. The 16-character UID can be found inside the battery compartment on the rear of the
remote. The RTR-2000 Traditional Remote (non-OSD navigation) requires the UID of the remote to
differentiate the binding of the remote to the RF Wireless Receiver.
All RTR remotes need the UID programmed and each remote needs to be assigned in RacePoint Blueprint.
Additional Documentation
To see more documentation, go to http://www.SavantSystems.com and navigate as follows:
>Dealer Login > Knowledge Base
•Click link: RacePointBlueprint
UP
(on scroll ring)
SEL
(select)