Marantz SR-19EX Marantz AV Receiver IR Remote Code List - Page 30

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Press

the

command

buttons

in

the

desired

sequence.

When

you

press

a

command

button

to

be

learned

into

the

macro

sequence,

its

name

will

appear

within

the

LCD

window.

Every

time

you

press

another

remote

command,

the

macro

step

number

increases

one

by

one.

4.

It

is

possible

during

macro

programming

to

adjust

the

timing

of

the

interval

between

several

macro

steps.

Using

the

cursor

keys

1:1

the

interval

between

macro

playback

steps

can

be

increased

or

decreased

in

1/2

second

steps,

over

the

range

beginning

at

1/2

second

up

to

10

seconds.

For

example,

when

the

indicator

shows

"0.5

SEC",

if

you

press

the

4

direction

key,

the

interval

time

would

change

to

10

seconds,

then

with

another

press

of

the

'4

direction

key,

it

would

change

to

9.5

seconds,

etc.

Use

the

►

direction

key

to

increase

the

interval

time,

and

use

the

4

direction

key

to

decrease

the

interval

time.

Some

equipment

may

not

be

able

to

receive

infrared

commands

in

one-half

second

steps.

If

after

programming

a

macro

you

find

that

the

sequence

was

not

properly

carried

out,

you

may

wish

to

experiment

with

different

sequence

timings

to

obtain

the

correct

operation

results

by

using

the

adjustment

method

described

above.

Within

each

MACRO

button,

up

to

20

steps

can

be

memorized.

In

the

event

that

you

wish

to

memorize

more

than

20

steps

per

macro,

then

press

another

MACRO

button

,

and

follow

the

above

operations.

A

maximum

of

80

steps

can

be

programmed

this

way.

However,

you

will

probably

find

that

20

steps

is

more

than

enough

to

carry

out

even

the

most

complex

macro

instructions

to

achieve

a

specific

home

theater

operating

result.

Note:

To

memorize

the

cursor

button

1

-

1

except

OK

button,

press

and

hold

the

LIGHTING

button

[ffl

before

pressing

the

cursor

button.

When

programming

macro

steps,

note

that

the

following

buttons

would

not

normally

be

included

in

a

macro

sequence,

and

are

therefore

not

available

for

inclusion

in

a

macro:

MODE

W.

MACRO

M,

CLONE

[3,

PAGE

M,

VOLUME

E,

MEMO

B,

CLEAR

1a

and

LIGHTING

To

check

to

see

which

MACRO

buttons

M

have

been

programmed

with

macros,

at

the

beginning

of

the

macro

learning

sequence

the

four

numerical

(1

through

4)

indicators

at

the

bottom

of

the

LCD

window

will

show

a

box

around

the

number

for

each

MACRO

button

that

already

has

a

macro

assigned

to

it

(see

Figure

11,

which

shows

that

only

MACRO

button

number

1

has

a

macro

assigned

to

it).

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11

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2

In

the

event

that

you

wish

to

revise

a

p

ogrammed

macro

sequence,

search

the

step

number

you

wish

to

change

by

using

the

cursor

button

A

and

♦

E,

and

then

re-enter

the

new

command.

If

you

memorized

different

commands

than

have

already

been

programmed,

then

the

previous

macro

sequence

will

be

erased

and

re

-written

over

with

the

new

sequence.

To

add

the

new

command,

press

the

MEMO

button

at

your

desired

point.

To

delete

the

sequence,

press

the

CLEAR

button

at

your

desired

point.

During

macro

programming,

if

a

button

is

not

pressed

within

1

minute,

the

mode

will

automatically

revert

to

the

original

mode

(USE).

When

you

have

completed

the

macro

programming

sequence,

press

the

MACRO

ID

operation

button

with

the the

tip

of

a

paper

clip.

The

"END"

indication

appears

in

the

LCD

display

window.

When

you

release

the

MACRO

button,

all

indications

will

revert

to

the

initial

status.

There

is

one

more

important

point

to

note

about

programming

a

macro

sequence.

During

a

macro

sequence,

you

may

include

more

than

one

function

selection

button

to

access

some

transport

and/or

other

commands.

Depending

on

the

macro

sequence,

this

might

result

in

the

amplifier

or

receiver's

function

selection

to

be

inadvertently

changed

as

well

when

the

macro

is

played

back.

The

RC-18SR

has

a

special

feature

to

prevent

this

from

occurring,

allowing

you

to

access

the

special

commands

available

under

each

RC-18SR

function

button

during

a

macro

playback

sequence,

while

at

the

same

time

preventing

the

amplifier

or

receiver

from

constantly

switching

its

input

source

back

and

forth

at

the

same

time.

During

the

programming

sequence,

just

remember

that

if

you

wish

to

activate

a

specific

input

selector

on

your

amplifier

or

receiver,

make

sure

that

you

press

the

desired

input

selection

button

FIRST.

Subsequent

function

button

selections

can

be

incorporated

in

the

macro

sequence,

but

on

playback,

the

RC-18SR

will

only

send

out

a

function

selection

infrared

command

to

the

amplifier

or

receiver

based

upon

the

first

function

command

used

in

the

macro

sequence.

For

example,

you

may

wish

to

have

a

macro

sequence

which

activates

the

laser

disc

player

input

on

your

amplifier

or

receiver,

and

then

have

additional

commands

in

the

sequence

to

instruct

your

TV

set

to

switch

to

an

external

video

source

to

receive

the

laser

disc

video

signal.

During

the

macro

programming,

make

sure

that

you

press

the

LD

function

selector

button

BEFORE

you

press

any

of

the

other

function

selector

buttons

in

the

sequence.

You

can

then

include

any

of

the

TV

commands

by

pressing

the

TV

function

selector

button,

later

in

the

sequence.

When

this

macro

is

next

used

(played

back),

the

RC-18SR

will

send

out

the

command

to

change

the

amplifier

or

receiver's

input

selector

to

laser

disc

input

(since

its

function

selector

button

was

the

first

one

programmed

into

that

macro

sequence),

and

will

not

subsequently

change

the

amplifier

or

receiver's

input

to

N

(but

will

send

out

any

special

TV

commands

that

you

included

in

the

macro

sequence).

Programming

a

macro

under

a

function

selector

key:

If

you

wish,

you

can

also

program

a

macro

that

can

be

activated

by

pressing

one

of

the

function

selector

1:1

keys.

The

programming

steps

are

similar

to

the

steps

outlined

for

programming

a

macro

number

button

M.

The

following

example

shows

how

to

program

a

macro

under

the

LD

(laser

disc)

function

selector

❑s

:

(activate

the

main

amplifier's

power

on,

switch

the

source

to

laser

disc,

switch

the

amplifier's

surround

mode

to

PRO

LOGIC,

switch

on

the

television,

switch

to

the

television's

AUX

video

input,

power

up

the

laser

disc

player,

and

begin

laser

disc

playback)

1.

Press

the

MACRO

f1

operation

mode

button

with

the

tip

of

a

paper

clip.

2.

Press

the

LD

function

button

❑9

.

3.

Press

the

following

buttons:

POWER

ON,

LD,

AMP,

direct

function

D-2

(Dolby

mode

selector)

in

page

1,

TV',

SOURCE

ON,

direct

function

D-3

(VIDEO

input

selector)

in

page

1,

LD*,

SOURCE

ON,

and

PLAY.

4.

Press

the

MACRO

M

button

with

the

tip

of

a

paper

clip.

The

RC-

18SR

will

revert

to

the

normal

mode

and

save

the

macro

under

the

LD

function

button.

5.

To

execute

the

new

macro

sequence,

press

and

hold

the

LD

function

selector

button

for

3

seconds.

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