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Rotel RR-990 manual

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    1 RR-990 Remote Control Owner’ s Manual DELETE ERROR OK LEARN BATLOW ROTEL DELETE RESET LEARN MACRO POWER VOLUME 10 0 789 456 123 CHANNEL TV/VIDEO MENU MUTE RECALL + – LD SEL 2 CD SEL 1 VCR T APE TUNER TV AMP RR990 Contents INTRODUCTION 2 A Definition or T wo 2 Some Preliminary Precautions 2 1 – BASIC ORIENT A TION 3 Out Of The Box 3 Y our Fi[...]

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    2 INTRODUCTION Thank you for placing y our confidence in Rotel. W e’ re sure y ou ’ ll find our RR-990 Remote System Controller a significant impro v ement o v er conv en- tional r emotes in overall convenience and ease of op- eration. I t’ s a comprehensive one-r emote solution to coffee table clutter without the “ multi-button mad- ness ?[...]

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    3 1 – BASIC ORIENT A TION Out Of The Box Remo v e the RR-990 and the package of 4 AAA bat- teries from the packing material. T urn the RR-990 over and slide the co v er off the bat- ter y compartment by putting your thumb on the ar- r o whead and pushing in the indicated dir ection. Place the four AAA batteries inside (follo w the polar- ity draw[...]

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    4 Playing Around: Viewing Modes T ake a moment to get familiar with RR-990 now . 1. P ress each of the component selectors quickly . Y ou ’ll hear a confirming “ double beep ” and the center portion of the scr een will change as you select a different component. N otice that each selector has a hidden icon that appears only when you ’ ve ac[...]

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    5 Look at the Standar d Edit scr een and notice that the Component Selectors at the bottom ar e all blinking. The only item not blinking is the icon associated with the component Control P anel you are about to customiz e. 3. T ouch any button y ou think y ou won ’t need. It will disappear and y ou ’ll hear a double beep in confirmation. 4. Mad[...]

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    6 2. Make sure y ou’ ve selected a Complete , B asic , or C ustom view for each of the RR-990’ s eight Control P anels. (If you ’ re only using the RR- 990 to replace 5 other remotes, y ou need only select the appropriate view for fiv e Control P anels, etc.) 3. T urn the Function switch on the RR-990’ s rear panel to the On position. One e[...]

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    7 Continuous Contr ol Codes: • Occasionally , one of the buttons on an original r emote contr oller generates a very long com- mand code or continuously generates a shorter command sequence over and o ver again. ( This sometimes happens with “V olume Up ” and “V olume Down ” commands for example.) • The RR-990 accepts code sequences up [...]

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    8 Creating Macros A “ macro ” is simply a series of individual commands trigger ed by pressing one button. Macros make oper- ating a complex home entertainment system much easier . F or example, think of what you go thr ough to play a videotape: Y ou turn on the TV , turn on the VCR, select the TV input connected to the V CR, and, fi- nally , p[...]

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    9 Using Macros Once you ’v e cr eated y our macro “ dr eam world,” you can use each one easily by pressing “Macr o ” at the top of the screen and then the appr opriate “initiator ” button described in step 5 abov e. All the commands contained in that macro will be transmitted to the appr opriate components without a second thought on [...]