RCA RCU900 User Guide - Page 10

RCU900_IB_revC.qxp 12/3/02 9:45 Page 10 Code Search (continued) that some codes can turn your device on and off but are not able to control its other functions. This process allows you to bypass codes you've already tried. Note: If your device responds and you accidentally overshoot that code by pressing the ON•OFF key again, press the CH- key or DOWN ARROW key to backtrack through the code library. You can change the direction to forward once again by pressing the ON•OFF, CH+, LCD UP ARROW, or PLAY keys. 9. Once the device to be controlled responds to the commands, press and release the LCD OK key to install the code. The touchscreen returns to the Main Setup Screen. The Code Search entry is now complete. 10. Press CLEAR on the Main Setup Screen to exit Setup Mode. Code Autosearch Your RCU900 has the ability to automatically scroll through the entire code library by using the Autosearch feature. To start a Code Autosearch, follow these steps: 1. Manually turn on the device to be controlled (TV, VCR, DVD, etc.). 2. Press and hold the SETUP key on the rubber keypad until the LED indicator light remains on and the touchscreen shows the Main Setup Screen. This process takes approximately 2-3 seconds. 3. Release the SETUP key. 4. Press and release the LCD CODE key. The LED indicator light blinks once to indicate acceptance of the keypress. 5. The touchscreen now shows the Device Setup Screen. Press and release the device key on the rubber keypad for the device whose code you want to enter (TV, VCR, SAT/CBL, etc.). The LED indicator light blinks once to indicate acceptance of the keypress. 6. For AUX1 or AUX2, press and release the AUX device key. Select the desired device key to be programmed under AUX (TV, VCR, SAT/CBL, etc.). 7. The LCD touchscreen shows the Code Setup Screen. Press and release the LCD SEARCH key. 8. The LCD touchscreen shows the Search Setup Screen. Press the ON•OFF key on the rubber keypad just once. If you do not press any other keys, the Autosearch feature automatically starts in six seconds. 10