X10 Ur74a User manual

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OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE

FOLLOWINGTWOCONDITIONS:

(1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE

HARMFUL INTERFERENCE, AND

(2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY

INTERFERENCE RECEIVED,

INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT

MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED

OPERATION.

Thisequipmentgeneratesandusesradio

frequency energy, and if not installed and

used properly, that is, in strict accordance

with the manufacturers instructions, it may

causeinterferencetoradioandtelevision

reception.It has been type tested and

found to comply with the limits for remote

control devices in accordance with the

specifications in Sub-Parts B and C of Part

15 of FCC Rules, which are designed to

providereasonableprotectionagainst

suchinterference in a residential

installation.However, there isno

guaranteethatinterferencewillnotoccur

in a particular installation. If this

equipmentdoescauseinterferenceto

radio or television reception, which can

bedeterminedbyunpluggingthe

equipment,trytocorrecttheinterference

byone or more of the following measures.

• Reorient the antenna of the radio/TV

experiencing the interference.

• Relocate the interface with respect to

the radio/TV.

• Move the interface away from the

radio/TV.

• Plug the interface into an outlet on a

different electrical circuit from the

radio/TV

experiencing the interference.

• If necessary, consult your local Dealer

for additional suggestions.

NOTE: Modifications to any of the

components in this kit will void the user’s

authority to operate this equipment.

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Remember to exercise good

common sense when using the

Home Automation features of

your 5 in 1 Remote - especially

when scheduling unattended

devices. There can be some

unexpected consequences if not

used with care. For example, an

empty coffee pot can be remotely

turned on. If that should happen,

your coffee pot could be

damaged from overheating. If an

electric heater is turned on by

remote control while clothing is

draped over it, a fire could result.

DO NOT USE the remote for the

control of high power heating

appliances such as portable

heaters.

Caution: Toreducetheriskofelectric

shock, do not disassemble any part of the

HomeAutomationSystem’s plug-in

Modules or Controllers. No user-

serviceable parts are inside. If you spill

liquid on a unit, disconnect the unit from

the AC outlet to prevent possible fire or

shock hazard and consult authorized

servicepersonnel.

Powerline operated equipmentor

accessoriesconnectedtoanyofthese

units should bear the UL listing or CSA

certification mark and should not have

been modified in any way that might

defeattheirsafetyfeatures.

Warning: Topreventelectricshock

hazard, do not expose any part of the

HomeAutomationSystemtorainor

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INTRODUCTIONNTRODUCTION

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Congratulations on your purchase of the

X10 5 in 1 Learning Remote.

Make your lights and appliances

go to work for you....

The X10 5 in 1 Remote will control all of

your video and audio equipment. But

whatreallysetsitapartfromotherremotes

is that you can also control almost any

light or appliance in your home - even in

another room! And it’s easy to set up.

Within minutes, you can be using your

X10 5 in 1 Learning Remote to dim the

lights, start brewing a fresh pot of coffee

andplayyour favorite movie!*

Here are just some of the things

you can do with your Learning

Remote...

• Control your entire audio/video and

lighting setup for the ultimate Home

Theater experience.

• Turn on lights at night to scare away

intruders if you hear a noise.

• Start the coffee from your bedroom

when you wake up.

• Turn on your electric blanket before

the movie ends, so you it’s nice and

warm when you go to bed.

Use this manual to become

familiar with your 5 in 1 Learning

Remote....

This manual will explain how to set up

your 5 in 1 Learning Remote to use it with

yourexistingAudio/Videoequipment

(including learning codes).

Next it will show you how you can use it

to set up an X10 Transceiver Module and

LampModule(soldseparately)tooperate

electricalproducts in your home.

Finally, the manual will show you can

expandyour system with some of the

many additional X10 products you can

purchase.

*Requires X10 Modules, sold separately.

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5-IN-1 REMOTE ............................... 9

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SETTING UP FOR TV, VCR, CABLE, AND

SAT ............................................. 11

SEARCHING FOR CODES ................... 13

IDENTIFYING CODES FOUND USING

THE SEARCH PROCEDURE ................... 14

LEARNING CODES............................ 15

RESTORING THE DEFAULTS .................. 16

MODE RESET............................. 16

MASTER RESET ........................... 16

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Each Module has a specific address

made up of a House Code (red dial on

the face of the Module) and a Unit Code

(black dial on the face of the Module).

The Controller first sends an address and

then a command on the AC power lines.

Only the Module with a matching address

willexecute the command. If more than

one Module has the same address, both

Moduleswillexecutethecommand.

Addresses are set on the Module by

turning the two dials on the front of the

Moduletothedesired letter and number

(using a small screwdriver or a coin). The

HouseCodeis selected from the letters A

through P, and the Unit Code is selected

from the numbers 1 through 16.

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Becausewe know that you are eager to

get started, we’ve kept this introduction as

short as possible, but it contains very

valuable information, so you should read

through it very carefully.

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The first thing you need to understand is

thattherearetwodifferentdevicesyou

needto control your house;

ControllersandModules.

Any light or appliance that

you want to control is

plugged into a Module and

that Module is then plugged

into a standard AC outlet.

Modulesreceivecommands

fromControllers.Examples

include the Lamp Module

(soldseparately).The

TransceiverModule(also

soldseparately)is another

example (although it also

doubles as a controller as

describedlater).

Controllersarealso

plugged into standard wall

outletsand send

commandstoModulesover

your existing electrical wiring in

yourhousewithoutaffecting

your electricity in any way.

TheTransceiver Module works

as a controller when it is used

with a remote control such as

theLearningRemote.When

theTransceiver Module

receivesacommand from a

remoteit sends digital

signals over your existing

house wiring to a Module

which receives the signals

andexecutesthecommand.

The remote uses radio frequency (RF)

signals to send commands to the

Transceiver module. RF signals can go

right through walls, so you can use the

remotesto control lights or appliances

fromanywhereinyourhome.

1.1.

1. Set the House Code

to ‘A’ and the Unit

Code to ‘2.’

2.2.

2. Plug a lamp into the

Lamp Module.

3.3.

3. Plug the Lamp

Module into a

convenient AC

outlet.

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The5-in-1LearningRemote lets you

controlpracticallyeverythingelectricalin

your home. It has IR technology that lets

you control your TV, VCR, Cable and CD

or DVD player, and X10 RF technology

that lets you control lamps and

appliancesanywhere in your home.

To find out more about configuring the 5

in 1 Learning Remote to work with your

audio/videoequipment,seethesection

titled“SettingUpyourRemote.”

1.1.

1. Push the tab and lift

off the battery cover.

2.2.

2. Fit four AAA

batteries, taking care

to match the + and -

marks in the battery

compartment.

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TheTransceiver Module (sold separately)

receivesradiofrequency (RF) commands

fromtheLearningRemotetooperatea

lamp or appliance plugged into it. The

Transceiver Module also passes on

commands over your house wiring to

controlother X10 modules (also sold

separately).Note that unlike the Lamp

Module you cannot dim and brighten a

lampconnectedtotheTransceiver

Module.

You should locate the Transceiver Module

centrally in the home for maximum range

whencontrolledbytheLearningRemote.

2.2.

2. Plug a lamp or

appliance into the

Transceiver Module.

3.3.

3. Plug the Transceiver

Module into a

convenient AC

outlet. Fully extend

the antenna.

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TheLampModule(soldseparately)may

be used to control any incandescent lamp

rated up to 300W. It is not suitable for

other types of lamp such as fluorescent or

energy saving lamps, or lamps which

include a dimmer control.

Caution: Do not connect an appliance

such as a coffee pot or heater to the

Lamp Module. It may damage the

module and the appliance and could

cause a fire hazard.

1.1.

1. Set the House Code

to ‘A.’

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1.1.

1. Turn on the device

you want to control

(TV, VCR, cable box,

satellite receiver

etc.).

2.2.

2. Press and hold

SETUP until the LED

indicator lights

steadily. Release the

SETUP button.

3.3.

3. Press and release

mode button for the

device you want to

control. The LED

blinks once.

4.4.

4. Enter the 3 digit

Code from the

Library Code Table

(separate sheet). The

LED turns off after

the last digit entered.

5.5.

5. Point the remote at

the device and press

the POWER button.

Your device should

turn off.

6.6.

6. Turn your device on

and press

CHANNEL+. If the

device responds,

setup is complete.

OKOK

Select Menu items of the device you are

controlling.

PLAPLA

PLAYY

Y, REW, REW

, REW, REW

, REW, FF, FF

, FF, FF

, FF, ST, ST

, ST, ST

, STOPOP

OPOP

, P, P

, PAA

AUSEUSE

USEUSE

USE, REC, REC

, REC, REC

, REC

Work the same as on your original

remote. You must press the REC button

twicetobegin recording.

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INDICAINDICA

INDICATOR LIGHTTOR LIGHT

TOR LIGHTTOR LIGHT

TOR LIGHT

The indicator light flashes when the

remoteisoperating.

LEARNLEARN

LEARN

Usedtolearncodesfromotherremotes.

POWERPOWER

POWER

Works the same as your original remote.

TVTV

TV, VCR, CBL, SA, VCR, CBL, SA

, VCR, CBL, SA, VCR, CBL, SA

, VCR, CBL, SATT

Used to select the device to control.

X10X10

X10

LetsyoucontrolX10modulestooperate

lamps and appliances around the home.

SET UPSET UP

SET UP

Usedforprogrammingtheremote.

LASTLAST

LAST

Selects the last channel viewed on your

TV, VCR, or Cable Box.

CHANNEL +/-CHANNEL +/-

CHANNEL +/-

Works like your original remote. Also

used to switch X10 modules on and off.

VOLUME +/-VOLUME +/-

VOLUME +/-

Works like your original remote. Also

used to brighten and dim lamps

connectedtoX10Modules.

MUTEMUTE

MUTE

Works the same as your original remote.

0-90-9

0-9

Used as your original remote and to enter

devicecodes.

ENTERENTER

ENTER

Sameasyouroriginalremote.

A-BA-B

A-B

TogglesbetweenTVandVideoMode.

MENUMENU

Access the Menu function of the device

you are controlling (if available).

EXITEXIT

EXITUsed to exit Menu functions.

NANA

NAVIGAVIGA

VIGAVIGA

VIGATION ARROWSTION ARROWS

TION ARROWSTION ARROWS

TION ARROWS

Used to navigate and adjust Menu items

of the device you are controlling.

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1.1.

1. Turn on the device

you want to control.

2.2.

2. Press and hold

SETUP until the LED

indicator lights

steadily. Release

Setup button.

3.3.

3. Press the mode

button that matches

the equipment you

want to control. The

LED blinks once.

4.4.

4. Press CHANNEL +

repeatedly (note 5,

page 12) until the

device to be

controlled changes

channel.

If you accidentally go

past the code, press

CHANNEL -

repeatedly until the

channel changes

again.

5.5.

5. Press and release the

ENTER button to

complete the setup.

The above assumes that you want to

store VCR codes under the VCR key,

Cable codes under CBL, etc. If you want

to store a VCR code under SAT, etc., first

follow the procedure on page 11 and try

ANY SAT code from the code tables, e.g.

press SAT in step 3, page 11, and then

enter ANY VCR code. Then follow the

stepsabove.

Notes:

1. The TV mode key can only be used to

store TV codes but you can store a

code for ANY device under either the

VCR, CBL, or SAT mode key. E.G.,

you can store a Cable code under

the VCR key, or a Satellite code

under the Cable key, etc.

2. If your TV/VCR/Cable Box does not

respond, try the other codes for your

brand. If it still doesn’t respond, try

the Code Search method on page

13.

3. If the LED blinked rapidly when you

entered the code,you may have

entered an invalid code. Recheck the

code in the code list (separate sheet)

and try again.

4. If some buttons do not operate your

equipment, try one of the other

codes for your brand.

5. When searching for a code (page 13)

you might have to press CHANNEL+

many times (50+). If the device does

not have a Channel Up function, use

the PLAY button (VCR only) or the

POWER button.

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Your UR74A Learning Remote has the

codes for most TVs, VCRs, etc. in its code

library. However, if the code for your

particular device is not found in the

library, you can learn these codes from

your existing remote. Or if you find a

code from the tables in this manual that

“almost” matches your device, but a few

buttons are missing, you can learn just

thosebuttons.

1.1.

1. Point your existing

remote at the UR74A

Remote with a

distance of about 1

inch between

remotes.

2.2.

2. Press and hold

SETUP until the LED

indicator lights

steadily. Release the

Setup button.

3.3.

3. Press the mode

button that matches

the equipment you

want to learn. The

LED blinks once.

4.4.

4. Press and release the

LEARN button. The

LED blinks once.

5.5.

5. Press and release the

button on the UR74A

Remote that you

want to teach. (e.g.

POWER) The LED

blinks once.

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1.1.

1. Press and hold the

SETUP until the LED

indicator lights

steadily. Release

Setup button.

2.2.

2. Press the mode

button that matches

the equipment you

want to identify. The

LED blinks once.

3.3.

3. Press and release

SETUP. The LED

blinks once.

4.4.

4. To find the first digit,

press each number

button from 0 to 9

until the LED blinks.

The number you

pressed is the first

digit of the code.

5.5.

5. Press each number

button from 0 to 9

again as above to

find the second digit.

6.6.

6. Press each number

button in turn to find

the third digit. When

the third digit has

been found, the LED

goes out. 6.6.

6.6.

6. Press the button on

your existing remote

that you want to

learn. Hold the

button until the LED

on the UR74A

Remote blinks off.

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If you have purchased and installed a

Transceiver Module, you can control it

andotherX10modulesasfollows:

2.2.

2. Use the number

buttons to enter the

Unit Code number of

the chosen module.

(You do not need to

enter ‘0’ first for a

single digit number.)

3.3.

3. Press the appro-

priate button for the

function you require

(see below).

X10 FUNCTIONS:

On: CHANNEL +

Off: CHANNEL –

Bright: VOLUME +

Dim: VOLUME –

All Lamps On: POWER

All Modules Off: MUTE

Note: You cannot dim or brighten an

Appliance Module. If the module was off

and you press Bright or Dim (VOLUME+

or VOLUME-) this will simply turn the

module on.

1.1.

1. Press and release the

X10 button.

7.7.

7. Repeat steps 5 and 6 for each button you

want to learn.

8.8.

8. When you’ve

finished learning all

the keys, press

SETUP.

Notes:

Make sure you have fresh batteries in

both remotes before learning.

Take care not to move either remote

while pressing the buttons.

Experiment with the distance between the

remotes if you have a problem learning.

Some remotes do not have their LED in

the center so you might need to

experiment with the side-to-side position

of the remotes relative to each other.

Do not sit directly under an incandescent

lamp while teaching the Remote.

In most cases you hold the button on the

remote you are learning from until the

LED goes out on the Learning Remote. In

some cases however, you might find that

the LED on the Learning Remote doesn’t

go out until you release the key on the

remote you are learning from.

You cannot store any functions under the

followingkeys:

Learn, Setup, TV, VCR, Cable, SAT, X10.

You can store up to 50 buttons each for

three different remotes.

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If you have problems learning keys, try a

Mode Reset or Master Reset, and then try

learning them again.

Mode resetMode reset

Mode reset

Press and hold Setup until LED lights,

thenpress Mode, Learn, Learn, Setup.

Thisrestores the default code for that

particular Mode (TV, VCR, CBL, AUX).

Master resetMaster reset

Master reset

Press and hold Setup until LED lights,

then press Learn, Learn, Setup. This

restoresthedefaultforALLkeys.

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(IR543)(IR543)

(IR543)

If you already own an IR Mini Controller,

you will need to change the X10 Home

Automation code in the remote to use it.

Thecode for standard X10 RF Home

Automationis 999. The code to control

the IR Mini Controller is 998. To change

thecode:

2.2.

2. Press and release

the X10 button.

3.3.

3. Enter 998 to control

an IR Mini

Controller, or 999

for standard X10

control. The LED

turns off after the last

digit entered.

Note: In most cases, you will not need

to use the IR Mini Controller to receive

commands from the 5 in 1 Remote - the

Transceiver Module does this for you and

has the added advantage of working

through walls. You can if you wish control

the IR Mini Controller and the

Transceiver Module at the same time. To

do this stores code 999 under the X10

key and store 998 under any other key

(except TV). See page 22 for more info

on using an IR543.

1.1.

1. Press and hold

SETUP until the LED

indicator lights

steadily. Release the

SETUP button.

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The 5 in 1 Learning Remote defaults to

House Code A, and in most cases you

will not need to change this unless you

areexperiencinginterferencefroma

neighboringX10system.

1.1.

1. Press and release

the X10 button.

2.2.

2. Press and hold

SETUP until the LED

indicator lights

steadily. Release

Setup button.

3.3.

3. Use the number

buttons to enter the

number equivalent to

the chosen House

Code

(1=A, 2=B ..16=P).

4.4.

4. Press the ENTER

button to confirm the

House Code. The

LED turns off.

Note: The House Code you choose

must match the House Code on the

Transceiver and Modules you are using it

with.

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CONTROLLED

Switch entrance or garage lights on

from your car with the convenient

Keychain Remote KR21A.

Replace your existing wall switches with

the Wall Switch Module WS467.

Installs like a regular dimmer. On/Off

and Bright/Dim functions. Other

models available for 3-way and

fluorescent lighting.

Control a ceiling light, closet light,

etc. with the convenient Screw-

in Lamp Module LM15A.

Replace existing AC wall outlets with

the Receptacle Module

SR227. Has one 15A/1800W

controlled outlet and one outlet

which is always on.

Use a controller to trigger the

Remote Chime Module SC546

to call Dad up for dinner, or warn

people you’re about to turn on the

sprinklers.

Use the isolated contacts on the

Universal Module UM506 to

controlpoolpumps,sprinklers,drapes

and other low voltage equipment.

Includes built in warning beeper.

The Thermostat

Setback Controller

TH2807 mounts below

your thermostat to

reduce the room

temperature at night or at

the times you set to save

energy. No wiring needed

to your existing thermostat.

Plug in a Heavy Duty Module

HD245 to control 220V appliances

such as air conditioners and water

heaters.

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Use the Mini Timer MT10AMini Timer MT10A

Mini Timer MT10AMini Timer MT10A

Mini Timer MT10A

to program up to 4 X10

Modules to go on and off up

to twice a day.

The Dual Floodlight

Motion Detector

PR511 turns on at dusk

and/or when it detects

movement, and sends

X10 signals to control other

modules, or trigger

ActiveHome macros.

Fit a Wireless Wall Switch

SS13A/ SS15A anywhere you

needanextraswitch - with no wires.

Sends commands to the

Transceiver Module just like a

remote.

The PowerFlash Module PF284

connects to dry contact or low voltage

alarm terminals on your burglar alarm

system and flashes X10 controlled

lights when it is triggered.

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Themodulesillustratedbelow represent

just a few of the wide range of X10

compatiblemodulesyoucanchoosefrom

toexpandyourHomeAutomationsystem.

Theyareavailablefromelectricaloutlets,

departmentstoresandmailorder

catalogs.

X10HomeAutomationproductsalso

integratewithX10securitysystems,soyou

canuse the security remotes that come

with them to control macros and flash

lights when the security system is tripped.

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WARRANTYARRANTY

ARRANTYARRANTY

ARRANTY

12 MONTH LIMITED W12 MONTH LIMITED W

12 MONTH LIMITED WARRANTYARRANTY

ARRANTYARRANTY

ARRANTY

X10.com, a division of X10 Wireless

Technology,Inc.(X10)warrantsX10products

to be free from defective material and

workmanship for a period of one (1) year

fromtheoriginaldateofpurchaseatretail.

X10 agrees to repair or replace, at its sole

discretion,adefectiveX10productifreturned

toX10withinthe warranty period andwith

proof of purchase. If service is required

underthiswarranty:

Call1-800-442-5065,visitwww.x10.com,

ore-mail[email protected].

For help or more information on

setup, please visit:

http://www.x10.com/support

TROUBLESHOOTINGROUBLESHOOTING

ROUBLESHOOTINGROUBLESHOOTING

ROUBLESHOOTING

The Transceiver Module doesn’t

respond to the remote:

• Check the House Code on the

Transceiver Module is set to ‘A.’ If you

have changed the House Code on

the remote (see p. 16), check that it

matches the House Code on the

module.

• Make sure the X10 button is set to

code 999, see page 19.

• Press the ON/OFF button on the

front of the Transceiver to confirm it

operates the item connected to it.

The Transceiver Module works, but

other modules don’t respond:

• Check that the Module has the same

House Code as the Transceiver

Module.

• Try plugging the Module into a

different outlet.

Note: if you use an RF Transceiver (such

asthe RR501 or TM751) to control X10

Modules, you will be able to control up to

16 Modules. With a Transceiver, when

you press 1-6-ON you turn on Module

number 16. However, if you use an

IR543, when you press 1-6-ON you turn

on Modules 1 AND 6. The IR543 can

only control 10 Modules (1-9 plus

0=10).

The Remote won’t control your A/V

equipment, or doesn’t work at all:

• Use manual controls or the original

remote control to confirm the

equipment is working properly.

• Be sure you pressed the device key for

the device you want to control.

• Reenter the code for your A/V product

from the code listings on the separate

sheet included.

• Try searching for codes as described

on page 13.

• Replace the Remote’s batteries.

Printed in China

UR74A-10/02

X10.com, a Division of

X10 Wireless Technology, Inc.

3824 North 5th St., Suite C,

North Las Vegas, NV 89032

Web Site:

http://www.x10.com

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