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DS_TIME, Press DS_TIME on the Label, keys., Press the STD_TIME or DS_TIME, Press and hold

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Adjusting the clock (continued) 3 Press "DS_TIME" on the Label keys. DS_TIME The setting display for daylight savings time appears. The current setting is shown inside the [ ], while the other flashes. SU LEARN NG OTHER If you want to quit before finishing Press and hold the COMMANDER OFF button for more than 2 seconds. The previous status returns, and the Remote Commander turns off. If you want to return to the previous display Press the BACK button or the COMMANDER OFF button. DS_TIME [STD_TIME] DS_TIME 4 Press the STD_TIME or DS_TIME key. or STD_TIME is 1 hour behind the DS_TIME. DS_TIME is 1 hour ahead of the STD_TIME. The setting of the daylight savings time changes and a beep sounds each time you press the keys. Note In this case, the minute and second are not changed. 5 Press and hold the COMMANDER OFF button for more than 2 seconds. COMMANDER OFF The Remote Commander turns off. 44

Section	Page
WARNING	2
Features	4
Table of Contents	6
Getting Started	8
Unpacking	8
Location and function of controls	8
Installing the batteries	10
When to replace the batteries	10
Setting the clock	11
Remote Commander settings and operating procedures	13
About the factory setting	13
How to set up the Remote Commander (On-PC Setup and On-Remote Setup)	13
Setting procedure for On-PC Setup	14
Setting procedure for On-Remote Setup	15
Setting up for your PC	16
Installing the “AX Remote Editor”	16
Installing the USB driver	17
Connecting the Remote Commander to your PC	19
Using the “AX Remote Editor” to set up the Remote Commander	19
Using “AX Remote Editor” - Help	20
Operating	21
Operating the Remote Commander	21
What is the XPRESS function?	21
Operating the XPRESS function	22
Operating components individually	25
To control the volume	27
To synchronize with the status of a component - SYNC-UP	28
To perform an easy action “Air-Slide” for XPRESS function	29
Executing a series of actions at a scheduled time - Timer function	29
To quickly switch the Timer on or off	30
Executing a series of commands with just one button - System Control function	31
Other useful functions	32
To operate the Remote Commander in the dark	32
Locking the controls - Hold function	33
To turn off all the components at one time	33
Unit Settings	34
Setting the backlight	34
Setting the LCD display	37
Setting the automatic-off time of the LCD display	37
Calibrating the alignment of the LCD display	39
Setting the contrast of the LCD display	40
Setting the beep	41
Adjusting the clock	42
To change the display to the daylight savings time (summer time) indication	43
Setting by On-Remote Setup	45
Setting the preset codes	45
Using non-preset remote control operations - Learning function	47
To clear the learned signal from a key or button	49
Learning up to 4 signals to one key	49
For accurate learning	51
Programming a series of actions with just one button -System Control function	51
To clear programmed series of actions for SYSTEM CONTROL button or System Control key	54
Setting the XPRESS macro activation	56
Controlling the volume of visual components connected to an audio component	57
Setting the Timer	59
To program the Timer	59
To clear a Timer macro	64
Changing the names of labels	65
Erasing all the settings - Reset	68
Additional Information	70
Precautions	70
Maintenance	70
Specifications	70
Troubleshooting	71
Appendix	76
Table of preset functions	76
TV	76
A-CBL (Analog Cable box)	77
D-SAT (Digital Satellite)	78
DVD (DVD player)	79
VCR (Video Cassette Recorder)	80
DVR (Digital Video Recorder) - DVR, PVR, DVR/Satellite Combo, DVR/Cable Combo	81
CD (CD player)	82
RCVR (Receiver/Amplifier)	83
DVDVR (DVR/DVD combo)	84
DVD-R (DVD Recorder)	85
D-CBL (Digital Cable box)	86
DAV (DVD/Receiver combo)	87
PJ (Projector)	88
TAPE (Cassette deck)	89
MD (MD deck)	90
LIGHT	91
Full Display	92