RCA RCU300T Owner/User Manual - Page 9

Using On-screen Menus - programming

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Using On-screen Menus This remote cannot access every menu system of all models and brands of consumer electronics components. However, if you've successfully programmed the VCR•DVD key to operate a DVD player, you can access DVD disc menus with the MENU key. The MENU key will also access TV menu systems for most RCA, GE and PROSCAN TV's, as well as some other popular brands. Also, some RCA VCR menus are supported by this remote's menu key. This remote also supports select satellite receiver menus. If this remote's MENU key doesn't access the menu system for your component, you'll need to use the original remote to change menu settings. Note: This remote's MENU key doesn't support cable box menu systems and some VCR menu systems. Accessing a Menu System SAT• VCR• TV CBL•DTC DVD MENU (BLINK) 1. Make sure your components are turned on and your TV is set to the component's input. 2. Press the component key on the remote (TV, VCR•DVD or SAT•CBL•DTC). 3. Press the MENU key. The indicator light blinks continuously to indicate the remote is in Menu Mode and the component's menu should appear on the TV screen. Highlighting and Selecting Menu Items To navigate On-screen Menus, use the VOL UP/DOWN and/or CHAN UP/DOWN keys. VOL UP/DOWN keys move the cursor (or the highlight) right/left. CHAN UP/DOWN keys move the cursor (or the highlight) up/down. For RCA, GE or PROSCAN products, press the MENU or ENTER key to select the highlighted item. If menu items have numbers next to them, you can use the number keys to select an item. Additionally, the ENTER key can be used to select menu choices. For Sony products, pressing the ENTER key while in Menu Mode returns you to the previous menu. This is an example of a DVD disc On-screen Menu. English is the menu choice highlighted. Using this remote control, you would press the ENTER key to select English. To highlight another language, you would press the CHAN DOWN key (In the example above, the highlight would move to Español). 10

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Highlighting and Selecting Menu Items
To navigate On-screen Menus, use the
VOL UP/DOWN
and/or
CHAN UP/DOWN
keys.
VOL UP/DOWN
keys move the cursor (or the highlight)
right/left.
CHAN UP/DOWN
keys move the cursor (or the
highlight) up/down.
For RCA, GE or PROSCAN products, press the
MENU
or
ENTER
key to select the highlighted item. If menu items have
numbers next to them, you can use the number keys to select
an item. Additionally, the
ENTER
key can be used to select
menu choices.
For Sony products, pressing the
ENTER
key while
in Menu Mode returns you to the previous menu.
MENU
1. Make sure your components
are turned on and your TV is set
to the component's input.
2. Press the component key on
the remote (
TV
,
VCR•DVD
or
SAT•CBL•DTC
).
3. Press the
MENU
key. The indicator
light blinks continuously to indicate
the remote is in Menu Mode and the
component’s menu should appear
on the TV screen.
VCR•
DVD
TV
(BLINK)
This is an example of a DVD disc On-screen Menu.
English is the menu choice highlighted. Using this
remote control, you would press the ENTER key
to select English.
To highlight another language, you would press the
CHAN DOWN
key (In the example above, the highlight
would move to Español).
Accessing a Menu System
This remote cannot access every menu system of all models
and brands of consumer electronics components. However,
if you’ve successfully programmed the
VCR•DVD
key to
operate a DVD player, you can access DVD disc menus with
the
MENU
key.
The
MENU
key will also access TV menu systems for
most RCA, GE and PROSCAN TV's, as well as some other
popular brands. Also, some RCA VCR menus are supported
by this remote’s menu key. This remote also supports select
satellite receiver menus.
If this remote’s
MENU
key doesn’t access the menu system
for your component, you’ll need to use the original remote
to change menu settings.
Note:
This remote’s
MENU
key doesn’t support cable box
menu systems and some VCR menu systems.
Using On-screen Menus
SAT•
CBL•DTC