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Press

and

hold

the

corresponding

SIDE

-A

button

on

the

laser

disc

player's

remote

transmitter

until

the

head

of

name

blinks

in

the

RC-18SR

LCD

window

or

beep

sounds

emit.

The

RC-18SR

changes

to

the

RENAME

mode

automatically

as

the

next

step.

A

function

name

of

the

DIRECT

function

button

blinks,

you

can

rename

this

blinking

function

name.

You

input

the

desired

letter

or

number

with

the

ten

keypad.

(See

the

table

in

step

3

of

the

next

procedure

for

referece.)

If

you

need

not

rename,

press

the

OK

button

or

the

other

buttons

except

the

ten

keypad.

6.

Now,

proceed

to

program

the

other

commands

from

the

laser

disc

player's

remote

transmitter

to

the

other

DIRECT

function

buttons

(02-D8).

When

you

have

"taught"

all

8

direct

functions

for

Page

1,

press

the

page

direction

key).

L

to

go

to

Page

2,

and

you

can

program

more

direct

function

keys.

7.

After

memorizing

all

codes

to

all

DIRECT

function

buttons,

press

the

operation

MODE

button

CI

with

the

tip

of

a

paper

clip

and.

return

the

RC-18SR

to

the

USE

mode.

Now,

the

newly

memorized

codes

are

usable

from

the

RC-18SR.

If

you

wish, you

can

re

-write

the

names

for

each

function

name,

status

name,

and

the

direct

function

command

names

as

follows:

For

our

example,

you

can

change

the

LCD

display

window

indication

from

"LD"

to

"LV-520"

(which

is

the

model

number

for

a

Marantz

laser

disc

player).

Remember,

you

can

re

-name

a

function

selector

button

with

a

new

name

of

up

to

six

characters

of

letters

and

numbers

in

any

combination.

1.

Using

the

tip

of

a

paper

clip,

press

the

operation

MODE

button

M

until

the

NAME

indicator

appears

and

begins

to

blink

in

the

LCD

window,

2.

Choose

a

button

that

you

wish

to

re

-name,

in

this

case,

press

the

"LD"

function

button

0.

In

the

LCD

window,

the

first

character

of

the

six

function

character

display

indicators

starts

blinking

"A",

which

is

the

first

letter

of

the

alphabet

if

you

press

"1"

button

twice.

3.

Choose

the

desired

letter

or

number

by

pressing

the 10

keypad

buttons

g.

Each

10

keypad

button

has

4

characters

attached

to

it

as

follows:

10

keypad

button

Press,

press

again,

press

again,

etc.

1

1

-4A

-4B

-4C->1-4

2

2

-4D

-4E

-4F-42-4

3

3

-4G

->H

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I-43-4

4

4

-)..1

-4K

-4L-)4-4

5

5-M--,N1->O-5-

6

6

-4P

->Q

-4R->6-+

7

7

->S

-4T

->U-47-4

8

8

->V---)W-->

X

-4

8>

9

9

-4Y

->Z-4/-49-4

0

0

-+

-4

-

-4

SPACE

-a,

-4

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-4

0

So,

in

the

above

example,

by

pressing

the

10

keypad

number

4

four

times,

you

get

the

letter

"L"

to

appear

in

the

display

(see

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4.

You

use

the

cursor

buttons'

and

►

a

to

move

to

the

next

character

in

the

display.

By

pressing

the

right

cursor

button

the

letter

"L"

is

confirmed

in

the

first

character

space

in

the

LCD

window

and

the

next

character

position

begins

blinking.

If

you

wish

to

erase

a

previously

memorized

character,

position

the

cursor

over

the

character

and

put

the

SPACE

character

in

its

place

(the

SPACE

character

is

ten

keypad

number

0

pressed

four

times,

from

the

above

character

chart).

5.

Continuing

along,

re

-write

the

remaining

letters

"V",

"-",

"5", "2",

and

"0".

By

pressing

the

cursor

keys

4

and

10.,

each

character

is

confirmed

in

place.

When

you

go

to

other

DIRECT

function

pages

by

using

the

page

function

keys

El

characters

in

the

previous

page

are

also

confirmed

in

place.

The

name

re

-writing

operation

must

be

done

on

a

function

by

function

basis,

that

is,

re

-write

the

names

for

all

of

the

LD

direct

functions,

then

switch

to

another

function

such

as

VCR,

and

begin

the

re

-writing

process

anew

to

re

-name

the

VCR

direct

function

commands.

After

completing

all

re

-writing

of

any

of

the

names,

press

the

OK

button

within

the

cursor

keys

al.

How

to

re

-write

the

STATUS

name:

Using

the

same

steps

as

outlined

above,

you

can

re

-write

the

9

character

status

name.

During

step

5

above,

by

pressing

the

up

and

down

cursor

keys®

the

left

side

of

the

status

indicator

begins

blinking,

and

you

can

change

its

display

according

to.the

same

method

outlined

above,

using

the

10

keypad

character

generator.

Remember,

to

confirm

each

character

change,

use

the

cursor

keys

4

and

II..

As

above,

when

you

change

the

direct

function

page

by

pressing

the

page

direction

keys

[D,

this

will

confirm

the

re

-written

characters

in

place

as

well

for

the

page

you

just

finished

re

-naming.

You

have

up

to

9

letters,

numbers

or

other

characters

available

for

each

status

name.

How

to

re

-write

the

DIRECT

function

button

names:

You

can

change

the

name

for

each

of

the

8

direct

function

buttons

by

using

the

steps

described

above

to

change

main

function

name

and

status

name.

Remember,

each

main

function

has

8

direct

function

buttons

on

each

of

the

4

pages,

so

you

have

up

to

32

direct

functions

that

can

be

re

-named,

if

you

wish,

for

each

of

the

11

main

function

selection

buttons

El.

You

have

up

to

4

characters

available

for

each

direct

function

button

name.

After

completing

all

re

-writing

of

any

of

the

names,

press

the

OK

button

within

the

cursor

keys

a

or

switch

to

another

function

button

(such as

CD).

If,

during

re

-naming,

a

button

has

not

been

pressed

for

1

minute,

the

RC-18SR

will

revert

to

the

prior

operating

mode

(USE)

automatically.

If

re

-writing

of

all

of

the

desired

direct

mode

functions

has

been

completed,

use

the

tip

of

a

paper

clip

to

press

the

operation

MODE

button

P,

and

select

the

"USE"

mode.

Now,

all

of

the

re

-written

names

are

available

for

use.

How

to

clear

(erase)

the

memorized

codes

(and

any

re

-written

names):

The

RC-18SR

has

a

high

capacity

RAM,

which

ordinarily

will

allow

the

learning

of

several

hundred

remote

codes

(and

their

associated

new

names,

if

desired).

However,

due

to

the

fact

that

some

remote

codes

occupy

more

memory

space

than

others,

it

is

possible

that

the

available

RAM

fills

up

completely,

and

the

"FULL"

indicator

appears

in

the

LCD

window.

In

this

case,

it

will

not

be

possible

to

learn

any

new

remote

codes

without

first

deleting

some

or

all

of

the

previously

learned

remote

codes

and/or

re

-written

names.

There

are

4

ways

to

erase

learned

remote

codes

from

memory:

•

Erasing

by

button(s)

•

Erasing

by

DIRECT

button(s)

•

Erasing

by

function(s)

•

Erasing

all

memory

contents

(complete

erasure)

••

Note

that

the

factory

-programmed

RC

-5

codes

are

not

stored

in

RAM,

and

are

therefore

not

erasable.

For

any

of

these

memory

erasure

options,

you

must

first

set

the

RC-

18SR

to

LEARN

mode.

Erasing

the

memory

assigned

to

a

particular

button:

Press

and

hold

the

CLEAR

button

a

and

press

the

button

that

you

wish

to

erase

2

times.

The

code

previously

learned

by

that

button

will

be

erased,

and

will

then

be

either

empty,

or

the

original

factory

provided

RC

-5

code

will

re

-appear

in

its

place.

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