Sunwave Tech. SRC-3820 manual

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    SRC-3820 Touch Screen Remote Control User Manual 050805[...]

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    Preface About this manual This manual is designed to make using the SRC-3820 Touch Screen Universal Remote Control as easy as possib le. Information in this document has been carefull y checked for accuracy; however, no guarantee is given to the correctness of the contents. The information in this document is subject to change without notice. Copyr[...]

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    SRC-3820 User’s Manu al ii Table of Contents Chapter 1 - Introducing the SRC-3820 …………… ………………….1 SRC-3820 Features …………………… …………………………….2 Unpac king t he S RC-38 20 ............................................................ 2 Identifying Components ………………………… …[...]

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    Preface iii Sett ing Qu ick CHs ..................................................................... 27 Sett ing a QUICK CH ........................................................... 27 Deleting a QUICK CH …………..………………………….. 28 Rel abeli ng a QUIC K CH .................................................... 2 9 Using Time[...]

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    1 Chapter 1 - Introducing the SRC-3820 Congratulations on your pur chase of the SRC-3820 Touch-Screen Universal Remot e Control. The SRC-3820 is a digi tal remote contro l that is equ ipped with a LCD, touch panel and smart program. You can simply select a device by tough panel and the appropri ate control screen will appear as you wi sh. The maxim[...]

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    SRC-3820 User’s Manu al 2 SRC-3820 Features The following list illustrates the SRC-3820’s ke y features. • Large Touch Screen display • Timer macro enables SRC-3820 to send comm ands at sp ecif ic t ime • Control up to 16 devices • Built in the smartest Lea rning program • Pre-programmed manufacturer’s codes • Favorite channels gr[...]

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    Identifying Components 3 Figure 1 : Front View Identifying Components Refer to the following illustrations and identify related key parts and components of the SRC-3820. Infrared Eye: point the infrared eye at the target device Quic k Chann el: enable you to group channels for easy access LCD: stimulate traditional controls on key layout and provid[...]

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    4 Chapter 2 - Getting Started This cha pter provides you to get u sing the SR C-3820 quickly. Installing Batteries The SRC-3820 is powered up b y four AAA Alkaline batteries ( excluded). Batter ies must be inserted before you operate the SRC-3820. For more understanding, the following steps will guide you how to install batteries. 1. Turn the remo [...]

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    Installing Batteries 5 Battery Indicator A battery power icon is displayed in the top right corner of display. Power full Power half of full Power low Figure 2: Battery Power Icon When it gradually runs out of power, the low power icon will appear. When the battery low icon appears, you are not allowed to enter in the setup mode. Battery Tips and P[...]

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    SRC-3820 User’s Manu al 6 About the Touch Screen With a new user in terface, the S RC-3820 enables you to control all devices easily through the touch screen. Turning the LCD On Touch the screen or press an y hard key to activate the SRC-3820. Precautions of Usin g the Touch Screen Please read the following instructions carefull y. • Tap the LC[...]

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    About the Touch Screen 7 Using Hard Buttons The buttons on the SRC-3820 enable you to operate devices as well as program the SRC-3820. Among all hard buttons, there are 12 ones as mentioned below with special functions. • Favorite Channels Group Button Press any QUICK CH ( e.g., “NEWS”) to enter control mode. Using and to browse through store[...]

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    SRC-3820 User’s Manu al 8 Entering the Setup Menu Press and at the same time over three seconds to enter the setup menu . Figure 3: Entering the Setup Menu When the power low icon appe ars or the system is located at the QUICK CH mode, you are not allowed to enter the setup menu. Navigating the Setup Menu While in the setup mod e, tap and to sele[...]

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    Entering the Setup Menu 9 The following illustration shows you a setup menu tree of SRC-38 20. Each main menu has one to several options. For d etailed description, please refer to page 10 of Setting up the SRC-38 20. Figure 5: Setup Menu Tree[...]

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    10 Chapter 3 - Setting Up the SRC-3820 This cha pter will gu ide you how to setup a SRC-3 820. Before the SRC-3820 can be used, you are required to configure the screen and program all keys with correct codes. Device Menu Enter the setu p mode, select Device option and tap to enter the D evice menu. I n the Device menu, please tap and to browse thr[...]

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    Device Menu 11 Creating a New Device The section wi ll instruct you how to create a new device. 1. Select NEW option. 2. Tap to confirm. 3. Each device name contains at most 8 alphanumeric characters. • Tap or to sea rch desired letters (from A-Z, 0-9, and space key). • Tap or to previous or next character. The character will blink when curs or[...]

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    SRC-3820 User’s Manu al 12 Re-labeling a Device The section will instruct you how to edit a device label. 1. Select Relabel option. 2. Tap to confirm. 3. Among default devices, select one of them that you desire to re- label ( TV for example) . 4. Edit the de vice label. • Tap or to search desired letters (from A-Z, 0-9, and the space key). •[...]

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    Device Menu 13 Deleting a Device The section will inst ruct you how to delete a device, including the screen configuration and co des. 1. Select Delete option. 2. Tap to confirm. 3. Among default devices, select one of them that you desire to delete (TV for example). 4. Press to c onf irm the d ecis ion . 5. You are prompted to reconfirm the acti o[...]

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    SRC-3820 User’s Manu al 14 Code Menu Enter the setu p mode, select Code option and tap to enter the Code menu. In the Code menu, please tap and to browse through following options. • Pre-Code : The f unc tio n is the f as tes t way to se t up a remote control. All collected brands and models are li sted in the Pre- programmed Code List. You are[...]

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    Code Menu 15 Using Pre-code to Program Devices The section will instruct yo u how to program a device using preprogrammed codes. Enter the setu p mode, select PRE-CODE option and tap to enter the Pr e-Code menu. Selecting the code manually 1. Select a device that you desire to program in (TV for example). 2. According to the device’s brand and mo[...]

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    SRC-3820 User’s Manu al 16 Selecting a code automatically 1. Turn on the target device tha t you want t o control . 2. Select a device you desire to program in (TV for example). 3. Point the SRC-3820 a t the target device. Tap th e AUTO key. An “ AUTO ” message wi ll be showed on screen while th e SRC-3820 is auto ma tica lly det ecti ng comp[...]

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    Code Menu 17 Using Code Learning Mode The Learning function enables the SRC-3820 to program other remote controls. Learning from another Remote Control Put the tar get remote contr ol under the S RC-3820 and point at the SRC-3820’s learning eye, which is located at the bottom of the unit. 1. Select Learn option. 2. Tap to confirm. 3. Point the in[...]

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    SRC-3820 User’s Manu al 18 5. At the target remote control side, you are req uired to press the corresponding button as same as the k ey w hile it is flashing on the screen of SRC- 3820. If the code is successf ully learned, the screen wi ll display an “ OK ” message. If not, it will display an “ ERROR ” message. 6. If needed, you also ca[...]

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    Code Menu 19 Erasing a Key Code The section wi ll instruct you how to delete key codes. 1. Select del key option. 2. Tap to confirm. 3. Select target device (TV for example). 4. Tap the key or press the b utton that you desire to delete its code. Once the screen displays an “ OK ” message, it means the code is successfully deleted. 5. If finish[...]

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    SRC-3820 User’s Manu al 20 Erasing a Device Codes The section will inst ruct you how to delete entire codes of a device. 1. Select del bank option. 2. Tap to confirm. 3. Press the target device that you desire to delete its codes (TV for example). 4. Press to c onf irm the d ecis ion . 5. You are prompted to reconfirm the acti on. Let 4 num be rs[...]

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    LCD Layout 21 LCD Layout The SRC-3820 enables users to change la yout in order to match key allocation of original remote controls. 1. Select layout option. 2. Tap to confirm. 3. Press the target device that you desire to edit (TV for example). 4. Tap the key that you desire to change its icon. All available choices make a cycle will appear one by [...]

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    SRC-3820 User’s Manu al 22 Using Macros A macro key can be composed of a series of commands that enable yo u to control sev eral devices at one time with a sin gle button. You cannot assign any of De vice key, the Page/Date key, the Bac klight key, or three Q UICK CH ke ys to be a macro key. Enter the setu p mode, select Macro option a nd tap to [...]

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    Using Macr os 23 Creating a New Macro The section inst ructs you how to create a macro key. A macro key is allowed to store at m ost 60 commands. 1. Select NEW option. 2. Tap to confirm. 3. Tap the target device that you desire to put the macro key in (TV for example). If it is successful, you will hear three beeps. Note: When th e key stores new m[...]

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    SRC-3820 User’s Manu al 24 The following example will help you to get more understanding of how to create a macro key. Example: We set up a macr o key to watch a mo vie. 1. Tap key to be the macro key in order to store the following commands 2. Press the TV device button 3. Press power button 4. Press to select a time delay (00-99 sec) 5. Tap TV/[...]

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    Using Macr os 25 Deleting a Macro The section will instruct yo u how to delete a macro key. 1. Select delete option. 2. Tap to confirm. 3. Press the target device which has stored the macro key y ou desire to delete (VCR for example). 4. Tap the key or press the b utton you desire to delete. 5. Press or to ex it[...]

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    SRC-3820 User’s Manu al 26 Viewing a Macro The section wi ll instruct you how to display preset commands of a macro key. 1. Select View option. 2. Tap to confirm. 3. Press the target device which stores the macro key you desire to review its content (VCR for example) 4. Tap the said macro key. On screen, it will display a series of commands step [...]

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    Setting QUICK CHs 27 Setting QUICK CHs The SRC-3820 enables you to classi fy favorite channels into g roup s. Enter the setu p mode, select QUICK CH option and tap to enter the QU ICK CH menu. In the QUICK CH menu, tap and to browse through f ollowing options: • ADD : set up a QUICK CH • Delete : delete a QUICK CH • Relabel : rename a classif[...]

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    SRC-3820 User’s Manu al 28 4. Input the chan nel number yo u like (e.g . 12) . 5. Select a QUICK CH to store the channel (e.g. NEWS). 6. Repeat steps 4 ~ 5 to input other channels. 7. Press to conf irm s ettin gs a nd ex it. Deleting a QUICK CH This section wi ll instruct you how to delete a QUICK CH group. 1. Select delete option. 2. Tap to conf[...]

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    Setting QUICK CHs 29 Relabeling a QUICK CH This section wi ll instruct you how to edit a QUICK CH group name on screen. 1. Select relabel option. 2. Tap to confirm. 3. Select target QUICK CH that you desire to re-lab el (e.g. , NEWS). 4. Edit the Q UICK CH na me (at mos t 8 letters) . • Tap or to search desired letters (from A-Z, 0-9, and the spa[...]

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    SRC-3820 User’s Manu al 30 Using Timer Through timer function added, it enhances the capability of SRC-3820 in the use of Macro. The following instruction will guide you how to use it. Enter the setu p mode, select Timer option and tap to enter the Timer menu. In the Timer menu, there are 9 space keys allowing you to set up . Each space key can b[...]

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    Using Time r 31 Creating a timer at the SLEEP mode A device with sleep mode enables you to turn its power off after a time per iod. If the timer function links up macro function, it enables the SRC-3820 to implement commands at the specific time. 1. Tap key for an example. 2. Tap to confirm and enter timer options . 3. Tap or to search the SLEEP mo[...]

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    SRC-3820 User’s Manu al 32 5. Edit macro command s. The following steps about setting macro commands are same as creating a macro, besides you don’t need to assign a macro key. Pleas e refer to page 23 of Creating a new macro key.[...]

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    Using Time r 33 Creating a timer at the DATE mode This section wi ll instruct you how to set up a timer at the Date mode. 1. Tap key for an example. 2. Tap to confirm and enter timer options . 3. Tap or to sea rch the DA TE mode, and tap to confirm and enter the timer setting screen. 4. Edit the timer When setting date: • Tap or to search desired[...]

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    SRC-3820 User’s Manu al 34 Creating a timer at the WEEK mode This section wi ll instruct you how to set up a timer at the Wee k mo de . 1. Tap key for an example. 2. Tap to confirm and enter timer options . 3. Tap or to sea rch the WEE K mode, and tap to confirm and enter the timer setting screen. 4. Edit the timer When setting the weekday: • T[...]

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    Using Time r 35 Deleting a timer The section will inst ruct you how to delete a timer. 1. Tap key for an example. 2. Tap to confirm and enter timer options . 3. Tap or to sea rch the Del ete func tio n, and tap to confirm and exit.[...]

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    SRC-3820 User’s Manu al 36 Using the Transmission Feature The SRC-3820 can transmit inner data to another SRC- 3820 by the optional UART cable. 1. Take a UART cable and connec t the source SRC-3820 to anothe r target one. 2. On the sour ce SRC-3820, enter the setup mode and select TRANS option and tap to confirm. 3. A confirmation screen will pop[...]

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    Miscellaneous Menus 37 Miscellaneous Menus Enter the setu p mode, select OTHER option and tap to enter OTHE R menu. Tap and to browse through following options: • Clock : set the date an d time • Power : set a time period to remain power on • backlit : set a tim e pe rio d to rema in the backlight on • beep : set beep sound on and off for a[...]

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    SRC-3820 User’s Manu al 38 Setting the Date and Time 1. Select CLOCK option. 2. Tap to confirm. 3. Enter the date and time When setting date: • Tap or to search desired month, day and year Month: Jan~Dec Day: 01~31 Year: 02~50 ( 2002~2050) • Tap or to sele ct month, day, or year setting. Each character will blink when the curs or mo ve s to t[...]

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    Miscellaneous Menus 39 Setting the Power Time 1. Select power option. 2. Tap to confirm. 3. The default time period is 20 minutes. Tap or to se t des ired ti me (1~90 minu tes). 4. Press to confirm settings or to exit. Setting the Backlight 1. Select backlit option. 2. Tap to confirm. 3. The default time period is 10 seconds. Tap or to s et de sir [...]

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    SRC-3820 User’s Manu al 40 Setting the Beep 1. Select Beep option. 2. Tap to switch buzzer on and off. When buzz er is switched on, the symbol of will appear on screen. 3. Press t o exit . Checking the Version Number 1. Select version option. 2. Tap to confirm. 3. Tap or to show version number of program and pre-code (pre-programmed coded databas[...]

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    Resetting t he SRC-3820 back t o Factory Default 41 Resetting the SRC-3820 back to Factory Default This section wi ll instruct you how to reset the SRC-3820 back to factory defa ult. All individual defined keys will be erased while resetting the SRC-3820. 1. Select Reset option. 2. Click to confirm. 3. A confirmation screen will pop up. You are pro[...]

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    42 Appendix A - Specifications Model SRC-3820 Dimension (W x H x D) 2.4 x 8. 3 x 1.0 inches (6.0 x 21.0 x 2.5 cm) Weight (without Batteries) 5.3 oz (150 g) Number of Device 16 devices LCD Screen (W x H) 1.6 x 3.6 inches (4.0 x 9.0 cm) Soft key 42 keys Hard Button 20 buttons Backlight LED type Learning Frequency 20 kHz – 455 kHz & Pulse Memory[...]

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    43 Appendix B - Accessories * SLC–2080 The SLC–2080 is an optional link cable that enables SRC-3820 to trans mit data to an other one or to upgrade program from computer. With the Upgrade Tools , it enables uses to upgrade program and preprogrammed codes database. ● Upgrade Memory: It will erase old preset data, and memory will be replaced [...]

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    SRC-3820 User’s Manu al 44 Appendix C – Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Tables Problem Solution LCD does not show anything when you tap it or press any hard buttons 1. Batteries may be d ead. Renew batteries with 4 x AAA alkal ine batteries. 2. Check the ba tteries if they ar e properly installed. One of devices can not be controlled 1. Make su[...]

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    Troubleshooting Tables 45 Problem Solution An “ ERROR ” message is displayed while operating 1. There is no code in the key or button. “ REC ” key can not be used 1. For safety issue, the SRC-3820 requests users to tap “ REC ” key over 2 seconds at least . The code can not be learned successfully 1. Make sure the SR C-3820 and original [...]