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4. Exit “delete mode” by pressing and

holding the source selector and select

buttons simultaneously. The orange

status LED and the source selector

button will turn off.

Deleting All The Programmed

Commands for One Source Component

1. Press the ADCOM remote’s source

selector and select buttons simultane-

ously and hold until the orange Status

LED and the source selector button

turn on and remain lit.

2. Press and hold down the backlight

button. The red Status LED and the

Device button will flash five times,

the Status LED will then flash green

twice and turn to a constant orange,

indicating that all the learned infor-

mation for the device mode selected

has been erased.

3. To exit this feature, press and hold

the ADCOM remote’s source selector

and select buttons simultaneously.

The orange status LED and the source

selector button will flash twice and

then turn off.

Deleting All The Programmed

Commands for Every Source Comp.

NOTE: This procedure erases every

programmed command accessed under

the selected vid 1, vid 2, vid 3, vid 4,

vid 5, tuner, and CD input selectors.

Make sure you really want to do this

before following the step below.

1. Press and hold the VID 5 input

selector and the backlight button

simultaneously. The red status LED

will flash twelve times. The status

LED will then flash green once, fol-

lowed by a single orange pulse.

All LEDs will then turn off, indicating

that every learned command in the

ADCOM remote has been erased.

Macro Commands

“Macro” commands are simply a

series of individual commands initi-

ated by pushing just one button.

The ADCOM remote can learn up to 10

individual commands and store them

as a single macro.

There are five “macro initiator” but-

tons on the ADCOM remote: power,

m1, m2, m3, and m4. Each “macro

initiator” can store and transmit

either of two complete macros,

depending on which source selector

is active when you push it.

For macro programming purposes,

think of the source selectors as being

in two groups: main, vid1, vid 2, and

vid 3 in Group 1; vid 4, vid 5, tuner,

and CD in Group 2. When you program

a “Group 1” macro, you will start

by pushing the main source selector.

After you’ve completed and memo-

rized that macro command series,

you can initiate it whenever you’re

in main, vid 1, vid 2, or vid 3 modes.

Similarly, you will program “Group 2”

macros by pushing vid 4 first and can

use them whenever the vid 4, vid 5,

tuner, or CD inputs are active.

For example, if the m1 button is pro-

grammed in Group 1 mode to turn on

the TV, turn on the audio receiver,

turn on the VCR, and then turn on the

satellite receiver, it will perform the

same series of commands whenever

the m1 button is pressed IF main, vid

1, vid 2, or vid 3 sources are selected

at the time you select that macro. If

you’ve programmed a Group 2 macro,

it will send out an identical command

sequence whenever vid 4, vid 5,

tuner, or CD inputs are selected.

2.4 Programming Macro

Initiator Buttons

1. Press either the Group 1 or Group

2 source selector button (main or vid

4 respectively) and the mute button

simultaneously. Hold both buttons

until the red status LED and the input

selector button remain lighted.

2. Press the macro initiator button

(power, m1, m2, m3 or m4) you wish

to program.

3. Select and press up to 10 buttons

you wish to store in the macro. Both

source selector and function but-

tons count as individual commands.

Remember that each macro can hold

only up to 10 individual commands.

4. Press the tuning up button to save

the macro. The red status LED and

input selector button will blink twice

to confirm programming and then

turn off.

Please note:

• To add a power (on/off) command

to the macro, use the mute button in

place of the power button.

• The tuning up/down buttons cannot

be used in a macro sequence.

Deleting Macro Initiator Buttons:

1. Press either the Group 1 or Group

2 source selector button (main or vid

4 respectively) and the mute button

simultaneously. Hold both buttons

until the red status LED and the input

selector button remain lighted.

2. Press the macro initiator button

(power, m1, m2, m3 or m4) you wish

to delete.

3. Press the tuning up button. The red

status LED and input selector button

will blink twice to confirm deletion of

the macro.

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