URC MX-900 Manual de usuario

Operating Your System

With The MX-900

This remote control was

Custom Programmed for you by:

For questions about your Custom Programming call:

Custom Programming of a complex home theater and/or a multi-room

system is one of the most challenging tasks within an audio/video

installation. It involves an intimate knowledge of how the components

interact and exact details on the proper sequences of control.

Only a Complete Control dealer has the requisite experience and training

to quickly and effectively customize a remote control for true automated

operation.

Congratulations on your choice!

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TABLE OFCONTENTS

Congratulations! 1

Custom Labeled Buttons 1

Programmable only by a URC Certified Professional 1

Optional RF “No Rules” Operation 2

nstalling Batteries 3

Selecting a New “Activity” 4

Using the MX-900 to Control an “Activity” 5

Displaying the Setup Screen 6

Selecting from the Setup Screen 6

Setting the LCD 7

Sound Volume 11

Light Settings 11

System Settings 12

Version nformation Displays 12

Limited Warranty Statement 13

End User Agreement 16

Specifications 16

Federal Communication Commission nterference Statement 17

Congratulations!

You’ve purchased a unique synthesis of hardware and software engineering,

the Complete Control MX-900. The MX-900 achieves a magnificent

combination of power and flexibility, simplifying and automating operation of

even the most complex system.

One Touch Blue Backlighting

Simply press the L GHT button to backlight the screen.

Integrated Sound Signaling

The MX-900 incorporates a small speaker for beeps. Anytime you press a

button, the MX-900 signals that it has understood your command with a

beep sound.

Custom Labeled Buttons

The MX-900 is equipped with a bright easy to read LCD screen which labels

the six buttons to the right of the screeen. These button labels change based on

what you are watching or listening to. Thus, if you have selected Watching TV,

you will see a list of buttons that are useful to that activity, while if you select

DVD, the buttons will control the DVD.

Programmable only by a U C Certified Professional

To fully automate your audio/video system, the programmer must have

detailed knowledge of each component and how the system is connected

and operated. Only a trained and certiﬁed professional audio/video

installer can install a MX-900 remote control in a timely and efﬁcient

manner.

LIGHT Button

Press the Light button on the

side of the MX-900 to backlight

the LCD display and all of the

buttons.

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Optional F “No ules” Operation

n combination with a Complete Control RF Base Station, the MX-900 can

control your system without being in line-of-sight of the equipment.

3. The MRF-300’s built-in Front Blaster sends commands to

components in the same cabinet space as the MRF-300.

4. Self-adhesive “Flashers” affix to the

nfrared sensors on the front panels of your

components. The Flashers relay commands

to components out of sight of the MRF-300’s

Front Blaster. The flashers plug in to the

MRF-300’s rear flasher line outputs via their

10 foot cables. Uniquely, the MRF-300 can

also connect to rear panel R nputs via its

adjustable R Line Outputs.

2. The RFX-150 RF Sensor can be freely

positioned for optimal reception.

Either the MRF-300 or the MRF-250 RF base station is compatible with the

MX-900. Both incorporate RF addressing. RF Addressing gives you the

ability to control equipment locations throughout your home, even if they

are concealed in other rooms or are behind closed doors.

1. The MX-900 sends radio

waves in every direction, so

you don’t have to point the

remote anymore!

Installing Batteries

Open the battery cover by pressing

the release and pulling back the

cover on the back of the control.

Remove the cover.

Observe the + and - polarity

indications inside the battery

compartment.

Place the four AAA batteries into

their positions in the battery

compartment observing the + and -

polarity indicators on the batteries.

Now, replace the battery cover by

inserting the hinged end in first,

then snapping the cover back into

place.

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Selecting a New “Activity”

The MX-900’s WATCH and L STEN buttons display the activities you can

control with your MX-900. When you want to watch something else (a DVD

movie, a videotape or an HDTV broadcast), simply press the WATCH button

and select the new activity. When you want to listen to the radio or to a CD,

touch the L STEN button and select what you would like to listen to.

Your installer will have programmed the button you pressed to totally config-

ure your system to watch or listen to whatever you selected. Now, the screen

will change, and all of the LCD buttons will be reconfigured to give you full

control of your system while watching or listening to your selection!

Press either of the PAGE buttons to see any other available choices.

PAGE DISPLAY

At the bottom of the LCD screen, the

page display informs you if there are

other pages of buttons available.

When you press the WATCH button,

you can see the most frequently used

activities you have for watching the

sources in your system.

When you press the L STEN button,

you can see the most frequently used

activities you have for listening in

your system.

Using the MX-900 to Control an “Activity”

Once you’ve selected a new activity, the MX-900 displays the title of the

activity at the top of the screen. Below the title, the LCD displays the cus-

tomized names of any special features you need for the activity. All the

hard buttons of the MX-900 have now changed to functions optimized for

this activity.

The Title displays

what activity you

can control.

The Channel and

Previous Channel

buttons will change

channels when you

have selected an

activity like Watch

CABLETV or

Watch SAT TV.

The Number keypad

will enter numbers for

the activity you’ve

selected. Thus, for

watching Cable TV, you

use the number keypad

to enter channel num-

bers, while when lis-

tening to CD, the num-

ber keypad enters track

numbers.

The LCD button

labels describe

special features

for this activity.

The transport buttons

(Play, Stop, Skip-, Skip+,

FF, REW and Pause)

operate when the select-

ed activity requires them

(for example, if you

watch CABLETV with a

TiVo type of DVR, these

buttons will control the

built-in DVR, while if

you are watching a

DVD, these buttons will

control the DVD player).

The Volume and

Mute buttons always

control the sound

regardless of what

screen is displayed.

Press either of the

PAGE buttons to see

any other available

choices.

The 4 way cursor

buttons enable you

to navigate on

screen guides and

menus with ease.

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Displaying the Setup Screen

You can adjust the settings of the MX-900 whenever you

like by pressing and holding both the WATCH and the

ENTER button at the same time for three seconds. When

you do, the screen will change to the SETUP screen. f

you do not press any button on the SETUP screen within

30 seconds, the MX-900 will time out and automatically

return to normal operation. You can return to normal

operation before that by pressing either the WATCH or

the L STEN button.

At the same time, press and

hold both the WATCH but-

ton and the ENTER button.

When the SETUP screen

appears, you can release the

two buttons.

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Selecting from the Setup Screen

Simply touch the button for the setting you’d like to adjust:

LCD - The appearance of the

screen.

L GHT - What the L GHT button

does.

SOUND - The volume of the

beeps.

SYSTEM - The battery low

warning.

VERS ON - No adjustments are

possible. Displays factory info.

Setting the LCD

With these settings, you can set the MX-900 to constantly display the LCD

when not in use, or show a blank screen when not in use. Additionally, you

can control the contrast of the screen.

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To activate the LCD On/Off setting, press

this button. See below.

To activate the CONTRAST setting, press

this button. See the next page.

To activate the BR GHTNESS setting, press

this button. See the next page.

To exit without saving any changes you

have made, press EX T.

To exit without saving any changes you

have made, press EX T.

To change the timer interval, press the

LEFT or R GHT arrow keys.

f you set the LCD to OFF, the timer set-

tings will appear. The LCD will go blank

after waitting the interval you set here by

adjusting the LEFT and R GHT arrow

keys.

The timer can be set to turn off the LCD

between 10 seconds and 20 minutes.

To SAVE any changes you have made,

press SAVE.

LCD Timer Setting:

The Timer nterval is displayed here.

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