Rotel RR-1070 User Manual

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RR-1070
The Rotel Co. Ltd.
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Owner’s Manual
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North Reading, MA 01864-2699
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www.rotel.com
RR-1070
Touch Screen Universal Learning Remote Control
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Contents
Introduction .................................................................. 3
Key Features ................................................................ 3
Optional Features ......................................................... 3
Getting to Know the RR-1070 ....................................... 4
Battery Installation and Charging ................................. 5
Getting Started ............................................................. 6
From the HOME page 6
Touch Screen Calibration ............................................... 6
Hot Keys ...................................................................... 7
Hard Keys .................................................................... 7
Key Tone 7 Back Light 7 IR Codes Library 7
Configuration and Set Up .............................................. 8
Brand Name 8 Enter Code 9 Auto Search 10
Learning New Commands ........................................... 10
To Program New Commands 10 Dual Signal Learning 11
Advanced Set Up ........................................................ 12
Editing Key Labels 12 To Change a Control Key or Device Key Name 12 Moving a Key 13 Rearranging Home Screen Device List 14 Deleting a Key 14
Preference Settings ..................................................... 15
Volume/Mute Control Punch Through 15 Custom Page Set Up 15
Remote Setting ........................................................... 16
Clock Setting 16 Beep Sound 16 LCD Display and Backlighting Controls 16
Password ................................................................... 17
To Enable the Password System 17 To Disable the Password System 17
Restore Factory Settings .............................................. 17
Clear Learning 18 Key Rename 18 Device Rename 19 Move Key 19 Move Device 20 Deleted Key 20 All to Default 21 Status 21
Smart Key Programming ............................................ 21
Program a New Smart Key Command 22 Editing a Smart Key Command 22 Deleting a Smart Key 23 Renaming a Smart Key 23
Cloning the RR-1070 Commands ................................. 23
Copy One Device 24 Copy All Devices 24
PC Link ....................................................................... 24
Interactive Help Screens .............................................. 24
Troubleshooting and Common Questions .................... 25
Specifications .............................................................. 27
Control Codes ............................................................. 28
Control Codes
Rotel (Amp/Tuner)
RA-02 0005 RA-1060 0005 RA-1062 0005 RA-1070 0015 RA-972 0005 RC-1070 0005 RC-1090 0015 RSDX-02 (EUR) 0025 RSDX-02 (US) 0035 RSP-1066 0065 RSP-1098 0065 RSX-1055 0045 RSX-1065 0045 RX-1050 0055
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Control Codes
LD
Aiwa 0177 Denon 0167 Disco Vision 0037 Funai 0177 Hitachi 0037 Kenwood 0107, 0127 Magnavox 0047 Marantz 0047 Mitsubishi 0157 NAD 0157 Panasonic 0097, 0197 Philips 0047 Pioneer 0037, 0057, 0157 RCA 0187 Realistic 0177 Rotel 0007, 0017 Sharp 0147 Sony 0067, 0077, 0137 Victor 0117 Yamaha 0027, 0087
DVD
Akai 0068 Denon 0208 Finlux 0278 Goldstar 0278 Grundig 0288 Hanseatic 0278 Harman/Kardon 0318 Hitachi 0308, 0338, 0378 JVC 0288, 0098, 0188 Kenwood 0158 LG 0278 Linn 0358 Loewe 0288, 0368 Marantz 0218, 0288 Magnavox 0138 Micromedia 0288 Micromega 0288 Mitsubishi 0148 NAD 0328 Onkyo 0078, 0138 Optimus 0228 Panasonic 0038 Philips 0108, 0138, 0218,
0288, 0368
Pioneer 0118, 0128, 0198,
0228 Proscan 0168 RCA 0168 Rotel 0008 Rotel RDR-1080 0408 Rotel RDV-1060 0418 Rotel RDV-1080 0428 Salora 0278 Samsung 0088, 0338 Sharp 0048 Sherwood 0238 Shinco 0258 Sony 0028, 0268, 0348
0388 Sony PS2 0298 Teac 0278 Technics 0038 Theta Digital 0228 Thomson 0178 Toshiba 0058, 0138 Universum 0278 Xbox 0398 Yamaha 0018, 0138, 0148,
0158, 0168, 0178,
0288 Zenith 0138, 0248, 0278 3Dlab 0288

Introduction

Congratulations and thank you for selecting the RR-1070 Touch Screen Universal Remote. The RR-1070 is a state-of-the-art electronic device that will replace up to ten remote controls. It is pre-programmed to control a wide range of audio/video devices. It can also learn the command signals of any other remote control. These capabilities, together with the ability to customize the keys on the touch screen, make it easy to control a complex audio/video system. You can almost think of it as a Personal Digital Assis­tant (PDA) for your Home Theatre system.

Key Features

• Replaces up to ten remote controls
• Pre-programmed for a wide range of audio/video devices
• Control code learning capability
• Learn up to 240 commands
• Maximum 70 keys per device mode
• EL back lit touch screen panel with intelligent light sensor for extended battery life
•5 hard keys for direct access to power, channel and volume controls
•3 touch screen shortcuts for , and
• Set up by code entering, device brand name search and library code search
• 10 Programmable “Smart” keys, each with up to 32 steps
• Device and function key name editing
• Custom page for personal set up and frequently used commands
• Remote-to-remote copy function
•Volume punch through control for TV and ROTEL AMP
• Interactive help page
• Security password lock
• Real time clock
• Battery level indicator
• Auto power off
• AC/DC power charger
• Rechargeable batteries

Optional Features

• Docking charger for quick battery charging
• PC Link which enables you to upload and download remote setting data to and from your Personal Computer. You can also perform remote customization such as different key shape or layout editing with the PC software.
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Getting to Know the RR-1070

The RR-1070 has three type of control keys – soft keys, short cut keys and hard keys. Since most of the keys discussed in this manual are soft keys these will simply be called “keys”. When short cut keys or hard keys are discussed they will always be specified.
Soft Keys - The largest part of the touch screen is used to display “soft” keys. The soft keys displayed change with the device you’ve selected to control. Soft keys can also be customized.
Short Cut Keys - These three keys allow quick access to the MENU page, HOME page and MUTE control. The MUTE key can be reprogrammed with new control commands. The MENU and HOME keys cannot.
Hard Keys - Are dedicated to control­ling the power, channel selection and volume of the selected device. All hard keys can be reprogrammed with new control commands
1 Infrared lens. Point this at the equip-
ment you want to operate.
2Green LED indicator. This flashes
when the RR-1070 is active
3 Battery level meter shows the charge
level of the batteries. 4 Current time display. 5 Current mode display shows the
device the RR-1070 is controlling 6 Soft key display area 7 Short cut keys 8 Hard keys 9 Connection jack 10 Battery compartment (back of case)
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Control Codes
Tangberg 1246 Teac 0286, 0386, 0436,
0576, 0846, 0886,
1406 Technics 0106, 0656, 1146 Techwood 1376 Telefunken 0556 Thomson 0556 Toshiba 0086, 0736 Vector Research 0116, 1186 Victor 0366 Wards 0226 Yamaha 0056, 0066, 0136,
0466, 0596, 0626,
1116
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NOTE: The RR-1070 is not fragile.
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However it should be handled like any piece of electronics. Do not drop the RR-1070. Take care to not damage the LCD touch screen.
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Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, this is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television, which can be determined by turning
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Control Codes
CD
Acoustic Research 1346 Adc 0076 ,0116 Adcom 0256 ,0306 ,1066 Ads 0316 Aiwa 0346 ,0996 ,1086,
1106 Akai 0226, 0536, 0586 Alpine 1266, 1356 Audio-Technica 0596 Bsr 0296, 0706, 0826 California Audio Lab 0106 Cambridge Audio 1416 Capetronic 1256 Carrera 0296 Carver 0336, 1186 Casio 0396 Crown 0236 Curtis Mathes 0396 Denon 0326, 0926, 0936 Dual 0556 Dynamic Bass (h) 0606 Emerson 0256, 0376, 1156 Eroica 1326 Fisher 0146, 0606, 0976,
1056 Garrard 0416 Genexxa 0356, 0376, 1156 Goldstar 1186, 1276, 1316,
1386 H/K 0156, 0226, 0516,
1046 Hitachi 0246, 0256, 0556,
0866 Inkel 0166, 0446 JVC 0366 Kenwood 0096, 0146, 0456,
0636, 0776, 0786,
0796, 0806, 0946 Kyocera 0076 Luxman 0126, 0476, 0726,
0756, 0766, 1036 Magnavox 0216, 0266, 0696,
1006 Marantz 0266, 0286, 0426,
0836, 1396 Mcintosh 0406, 1136 Mcs 0956, 1366 Memorex 0256, 0276, 0286,
0356, 0376, 1156 MGA 0186 Mission 0266 Mitsubishi 0186, 0496 MTC 1306 NAD 0086, 0666, 0736,
0746 Nakamichi 0176, 0486, 0566
NEC 0306, 0956, 1016 Nikko 0596, 1056 Onkyo 0206, 0506, 0546,
0856, 1206
Optimus 0276, 0296, 0606,
0646, 0896, 0906, 0916, 0946, 0986
Panasonic 0106, 0876, 1146,
1176 Penny 0956 Philips 0216, 0266 Pioneer 0356, 0986, 1096 Proton 0266, 1236 Quasar 0106 RCA 0256, 0966, 1166 Realistic 0256, 0276, 0286,
0376, 0606, 0896 Revox 1226 Rotel 0006, 0016, 0026,
0036, 0046, 0266 Rotel RCD-02 1426 Rotel RCC-1055 1436 Rotel RCD-1070 1426 Rotel RCD-1072 1426 Rotel RCC-945 1436 Rotel RCC-955 1436 Rotel RCD-930 1426 Rotel RCD-950 1426 Rotel RCD-951 1426 Rotel RCD-961 1426 Rotel RCD-971 1426 Rotel RCD-991 1426 Saba Telecommander (e)
0556 SAE 0266 Samsung 1336 Sansui 0266, 0676, 1026,
1076, 1156 Sanyo 0196, 0606, 0686,
0816 Scott 0376, 1156 Sears 0396 Sharp 0286, 0716, 0946,
1116, 1126 Sherwood 0166, 0286, 0446,
0526 Siements Garrard 1296 Signature 0226 Sontec 1216 Sony 0116, 0616, 0916
1196 Staron 1286 STS 0076 Sylvania 0266 Symphonic 0386 Tandy 0356

Battery Installation and Charging

Supplied with the RR-1070 are four AAA NiMH rechargeable batteries, a special charging connector and a power adapter. Before using the remote the batteries should be charged for at least 10 hours.
There is a battery charge symbol in the upper left corner of the touch screen. The indicates the batteries have a full charge. As the batter­ies discharge the less of the battery charge is filled. When the symbol appears the batteries should be recharged.
To install the batteries, open the battery cover, and insert the batteries with the ter­minals as shown in the bottom of the bat­tery compartment. Then replace the cover.
To charge the batteries, plug the socket of the power cord into an AC wall outlet and plug the other end of the power cord to the switching adaptor. Then attach the DC jack of the switching adaptor to the connector and insert the connector to the bottom of the RR-1070. It can take up to 17 hours to fully charge the batteries.
Notes:
1. Battery icon is not shown when the Menu page is displayed.
2. The unit is designed for optimum operation with the original supplied batteries.
3. DO NOT connect power charging adapter and power
supply to the RR-1070 when batteries other than those originally supplied are installed.
4. To avoid data lost, remote setup is prohibited when batteries are weak.
the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: – Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. – Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. – Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. – Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. “Modifications not authorized by the manufacturer may void users authority to operate this device.”
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Getting Started

The RR-1070 has three type of keys - Hard Keys, Hot Keys and Soft Keys. Each type is described in a following section. Since most keys being re­ferred to in the manual are soft keys, they will simply be referred to as “keys”. Whenever a key is referred to its name or label is shown in small capital letters like MENU. Whenever a hot key or hard key is referred to it is noted. Screen names are shown in bold letters like Home.
After the batteries are installed the Home page is displayed. This page is used to select the audio/video component, or “device” the RR-1070 con­trols. Once a device is selected, it remains selected until another is selected on the Home page. You can return to the Home page at any time by touching the short cut key at the bottom of the touch screen.

From the HOME page

•Touch one of the keys on the Home page to select the device you want to control. The first control page for that device is displayed.
•Touch any control key on the touch screen that is labeled to send the corresponding infra-red command. Keys that are not labeled have not been programmed with IR commands.
• Each device mode has from three to six control key pages. Touch
at bottom of screen to change command pages.
• Or press the VOLUME +/–, CHANNEL +/– and POWER hard keys.
If the RR-1070 is inactive for about 60 seconds, it goes to power saving (sleep) mode and turns off the touch screen display. Touching the screen panel “wakes up” the remote and activates the display, returning to the last page selected.
Note: When in power saving (sleep) mode, the hard keys are still active.

Touch Screen Calibration

Follow these steps to calibrate the touch screen panel. If the touch screen panel does not respond correctly it may be necessary to recalibrate the screen.
•Touch the short cut key to go to the Main Menu page.
•Touch the REMOTE SETTING key
•Touch the CALIBRATION key
• Follow the steps shown on the screen display
•Touch BACK to go back to the HOME page
Control Codes
RCA Digital Satellite System
0393, 0403 Realistic 0133 Regency/Eastern 0683 RFT 0923 Runco 0383 Saba 1033, 1113 Sabre 0963 Sagem 0963, 1183 Salora 1053 Samsung 0273 Schneider 0983, 1113 Scientific atlanta 0363, 0563, 0573
0583 Sedea 0863, 0873, 0883 Signal 0273 Sky 0893 Sl Marx 0273 Sony 0843, 1143 Spectavision 0233 Standard Components 0183 Starcom V 0253 Stargate 0273 Strong 1173 Sylvania/Texscan 0373, 0493 Tantec 0963, 1113 Teknika 0173 Teleservice 0053 Teleview 0273 Texscan 0183, 0373 TFC 0023 Thomson 0943, 0963 Tocom 0223, 0353, 0503,
0513, 0523 Toshiba 0383, 0853 Tps 0873, 1183 Tudi 0043 Universum 1023 Uniden 0763 Unika 0133 Universal 0133, 0153, 0203
0283 Ventana 0923 Videoway 0093 Viewstar 0213 Wisi 0963 Xsat 0883 Zenith 0243, 0383, 0483
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SAT/DSS/CBL
Abc 0253, 0373 Akiba 0963 Alba 0963 Allsat 0923 Alpha star 0773 Amstrad 1143 Ansonic 0953 Antronix 0133 Archer 0133, 0283 Astra 1053 Autovox 1113 Bbt 0073 Beko 0963 British Sky Broadcasting (BskyB)
1143 BT 1033 Cabletime 0163 Canal Digital 0943 Canal Satellite 0943, 0953 Canal + 0863 Canalt 0943 Carena 0963 Clyde Cablevision 0193 Colour voice 0303, 0343 Comtronics 0213, 0273 Conrad 1063 Cyrus 0923 DNT 0923 Dual 1113 D-box 1073 Eagle Comtronics 0273 Eastern 0063 Echostar 0783, 0943 Electricord 0203 Electus 0263 Ferguson 1113 Finlandia 0963, 1053 Finlux 0963 Flint 0963 GE 0113, 0123 Gec Cable System 0193 General Instrument 0793, 0803 Gold Box 0943, 0953 Gooding 1023 Goodmans 0963 Granada 1053 Grundig 0973, 0983, 1023,
1143 Hamlin 0633, 0643, 0653,
0663, 0673 Hirschmann 1063 Hisawa 0963 Hitachi 0753, 0963 Hts 0783 Hughes Network Systems
0813
ITT 1053 ITT/Nokia 1163 Jerrold 0253, 0433, 0593,
0603, 0613, 0803
0823 JOK 1033 JVC 1023 Kathrein 0923 Luxor 1053, 1063, 1073 Magnavox 0003, 0413, 0423,
0763 Mamm 0293 Manhattan 0963 Marantz 0923 Maspro 0973, 1113 Matsui 1023 MediaSat 0943 Memorex 0003, 0383, 0763 Minerva 1023 Mitsubishi 1053 Mivar 0953 Movie time 0143, 0203 Myryad 0923 Nokia 0963, 1053, 1063,
1073, 1083 Northcoast 0013 NSC 0143 OAK 0103 OAK sigma 0533, 0543 Ondigital 0933, 1013, 1093 Pace 0903, 0963, 1093,
1103, 1113, 1123,
1133, 1143, 1153 Palladium 1023 Panasat 1173 Panasonic 0443, 0453, 0463
0473 1143 Panda 0963 Paragon 0383 Philips 0003, 0033, 0213,
0303, 0313, 0323,
0333, 0343, 0413,
0423, 0763, 0913,
0923, 0933, 0943,
0953, 0963, 0973,
0983, 0993, 1003,
1013, 1023, 1033,
1043 Pioneer 0003, 0083, 0553,
0693, 0943 Premiere 0943, 0953, 1073 Primestar 0803, 0823 Pulsar 0383 Promax 0963 Radiola 0923 RCA 0833

Hot Keys

There are 3 “hot” keys below the LCD display.
– Jumps to the Main page where you select the device you want to control, e.g. TV, VCR, DVD, etc.
– Accesses the main Setup menu for configuration and set up.
– A mute control that is preprogrammed for most compo- nents. This key can also be reprogrammed by learning a new control code from another remote.

Hard Keys

There are 5 hard keys on the RR-1070 for the most commonly accessed functions.
Power ON/OFF
CH+ Program up or channel up
CH– Program down or channel down
VOL+ Volume up
VOL– Volume down
These controls have IR control codes preprogrammed for most compo­nents. These keys can also be reprogrammed by learning new control codes from another remote.

Key Tone

When you touch any key, there is a short beep sound. User can control this function from main menu setting. (For details, please refer to Remote Setting section in this manual.)

Back Light

The RR-1070 has separate EL back lights for the LCD screen and Hard Keys. The back lights will turn on separately as needed. The factory de­fault setting for the back light to remain on is 5 seconds. This can be increased to 10 or 15 seconds. See the Remote Setting section.

IR Codes Library

To setup a code, touch “ MENU ” once then select a device to setup, choose a setup method. User can setup by learning key command from an origi­nal remote control, entering a code number, browsing through brand name list, or searching through the whole library. Refer to the Code List at the end of this manual for the IR code numbers for various devices.
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Configuration and Set Up

For most users programming the RR-1070 involves starting with one of the many preprogramming IR code sets that are available for each compo­nent. Then you can add to the preprogramming codes and fine tune the configuration as needed.
There are three ways to select one of the preprogramming control code sets. In order of preference they are:
Brand Name Search – search for your particular component in the brand name database.
IR Code Selection – enter an IR control code from the supplied list of components.
Auto Search – where you are guided through a series of “trial and error” steps to find the correct control codes for your device.
NOTES:
When a new control code set is selected for any device, any learned commands and customized key names are lost and replaced with the preprogramming commands and labels. The “ROTEL” device has preprogrammed IR code sets for Rotel Tuner/ Amplifier models. The IR code set for the Rotel Integrated Amplifier RA-1060 is the default. The “DVD” device has preprogrammed IR code sets for Rotel DVD Player models. The IR code set for the Rotel DVD Player RDV-1060 is the default. The “CD” device has preprogrammed IR code sets for Rotel CD Player models. The IR code set for the Rotel CD Player RCD-1072 is the default.

Brand Name

Select one of the preprogramming control code sets by selecting a brand name.
•Turn on the device you want the RR-1070 to control before you start this setup procedure.
•Touch the hot key to go to the Main Menu page.
•Touch SETUP to go to the Setup page.
•Touch BRAND NAME key to go to the Brand Name device se­lection page.
•Touch one of the device keys, e.g. TV, to select the device you want the RR-1070 to control.
•A brand name list in alphabetical order is displayed. Touch the or
keys to browse the list, or touch one of the character keys on the lower part of the page to access a list of brand names that start with that letter. Touch the or keys to see more character keys if necessary.
•Touch a brand name from the list, it will be highlighted briefly. The next page shows the brand name selected and the number of a con­trol code set. Touch TEST KEY to go to the opening page for the device selected.
Control Codes
VCR
Akai 0262 Audio Dynamics 0202 Blaupunkt 0412 Candle 0342 Citizen 0342 Curtis Mathes 0342 DBX 0202 Dynatech 0342, 0472 Emerson 0072, 0122, 0132,
0142, 0152, 0162, 0172, 0182, 0192,
0212, 0342 Goldstar 0082 Goodmans 0402 Hitachi 0102, 0562, 0572,
0582, 0592, 0602, JVC 0002, 0202, 0472,
0522, 0532, 0542,
0552 Kenwood 0202, 0542 LXI 0022, 0342 Magnavox 0342, 0482, 0492
0502, 0512 Marantz 0202, 0402 Matsushita 0342 MEI 0222 Memorex 0232, 0242, 0472,
0512 Minolta 0592, 0602 Mitsubishi 0452, 0462, 0542 Montgomery 0472 Motorola 0472 NAD 0442 NEC 0202, 0292, 0422,
0432, 0542 Olympus 0412 Optimus 0442, 0472 Optonica 0402, 0472 Orion 0212 Panasonic 0012, 0052, 0092,
0222, 0342, 0372,
0382, 0392, 0412, Penny 0202, 0432, 0602, Pentax 0592, 0602 Philips 0282, 0342, 0402,
0492 Pioneer 0442, 0542 Pulsar 0512 Quartz 0272 Quasar 0382, 0392 Radio Shack 0472 RCA 0112, 0382, 0392,
0482, 0592, 0602 Realistic 0402, 0472 Ricoh 0352, 0362 Saisho 0212, 0582
Samsung 0212, 0312 Sanky 0472, 0512 Sansui 0292, 0542 Sanyo 0242 SBR 0282 Scott 0342 Sears 0302, 0342, 0592
0602 Sharp 0402, 0472 Sony 0032, 0332, 0352,
0362 STS 0602 Sunpak 0352 Sylvania 0492, 0502 Teknika 0322 Telefunken 0252 Tmk 0212 Toshiba 0062, 0302, 0342 Vector Research 0202, 0432 Victor 0542, 0552 Video Concepts 0202, 0432 Wards 0322, 0402, 0472,
0482, 0602 Yamaha 0202 Zenith 0042, 0362, 0512
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Control Codes
TV
Akai 0331 Alba 0431 Amstrad 0481 Anam 0251 AOC 0361 Bauer 0441 Candle 0351, 0361 Centurion 0411 Citizen 0351, 0361 Colortyme 0361 Concerto 0351 Craig 0251 Curtis Mathes 0161, 0361 Daewoo 0291, 0301, 0331 Decca 0271 Dixi 0331 Elta 0331 Emerson 0021, 0061, 0071,
0081, 0091, 0101,
0111 Envision 0361 Etron 0331 Fisher 0171 Formenti 0441 GE 0131, 0161, 0201 Gec 0271 Gemini 0391 Genexxa 0431 Goldstar 0031, 0121, 0351,
0411 Goodmans/Tashiko 0011, 0271 Hitachi 0181, 0351 Jensen 0311 JVC 0001, 0261, 0281 Kenwood 0361 Logik 0381 Luxman 0351 Magnasonic 0031 Magnavox 0341, 0391, 0401,
0411, 0421, 0581,
0591, 0601 Marantz 0221, 0351, 0361 Matsui 0271, 0331 Memorex 0331, 0351, 0381,
0571 MGA 0361, 0561, 0571 Mitsubishi 0221, 0321, 0561,
0571 Montgomery 0351 MTC 0351, 0361 NAD 0551 NEC 0241, 0351, 0361 Nikkai 0271, 0431 Nikko 0031 Optimus 0551 Optonica 0541
Osaki 0271 Panasonic 0191, 0251 Penny 0161, 0351, 0361,
0521, 0531
Philco 0361, 0581, 0591,
0601 Philips 0401 Pioneer 0511, 0551 Proton 0351, 0501 Pulser 0351 Quasar 0251 Radio Shack 0541 RCA 0051, 0141, 0151,
0181, 0411, 0491,
0531 Realistic 0541 Saisho 0331 Sampo 0361 Samsung 0331, 0341, 0351,
0361 Sanyo 0171, 0231, 0271 Sears 0161, 0171, 0351,
0481, 0521 Sharp 0461, 0471, 0541,
0611, 0621 Signature 0351, 0381 Simpson 0581 Sony 0371, 0451, 0631 Squareview 0481 Surpa 0351 Sylvania 0361, 0441, 0581,
0591, 0601 Symphonic 0481 Tandy 0271, 0431 Tatung 0271 Techwood 0351 Teknika 0351, 0381, 0571 Teletech 0331 Tera 0501 Tmk 0351 Toshiba 0351, 0521 Vector Research 0361 Vidikron 0211 Wards 0361, 0381, 0451,
0541, 0581, 0591,
0601 Yamaha 0361 Zenith 0011, 0041, 0381
•Test this control code set by touching one of the active keys on the LCD screen or press one of the Hard Keys.
• After testing one key the previous page is displayed. If the test key you pressed worked as it should press OK to select that code set. A “New code setup is completed.” message is briefly displayed.
• If the test key did not work as intended touch on the Brand Name page to select the next control code set to test. (Touch key to select a previous code set.) Repeat the test key procedure. Repeat
this step if necessary until you find a control code set that works. Then press OK to select that code set. A “New code setup is com­pleted.” message is briefly displayed.
•Touch BACK at any time to stop the process and return to the previ­ous page.
Note: If you have tried all the available codes for the brand name you will see the following messages: “No more code for this brand! End of code of selected brand! Search through all code library?” Touch YES to start the Auto Search process. Refer to Auto Search Setup section in this manual. Touch NO to return to the previous page.

Enter Code

Select a preprogramming control code set by entering the control code set number. Refer to the enclosed code list to see if the device you wanted to control is listed.
•Turn on the device you want the RR-1070 to control before you start this setup procedure.
•Touch the hot key to go to the Main Menu page.
•Touch SETUP to go to the Setup page.
•Touch ENTER CODE to go to the Enter Code device selection page.
•Touch one of the device keys, e.g. TV, to select the kind of device you want the RR-1070 to control.
•Touch the numeric keys to enter a 4 digit code number in the blank box at the top of the page. If you enter an incorrect number touch DELETE to delete the previous digit.
•Touch OK to confirm the input. The Enter Code test key page is dis­played.
•Touch TEST KEY on the LCD screen or any of the hard keys to test the corresponding function.
•Test this control code set by touching one of the active keys on the LCD screen or press one of the hard keys.
• After testing one key the previous page is displayed. If the test key you pressed worked as it should press the OK key to select that code set. A “New code setup is completed.” message is briefly displayed.
• If the test key did not work as intended repeat the preceding steps with a new code number. Repeat the test key procedure. Repeat this step if necessary until you find a control code set that works. Then press OK to select that code set. A “New code setup is completed.” message is briefly displayed.
•Touch BACK at any time to stop the process and return to the previ­ous page.
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Auto Search

Select a preprogramming code by searching through the library.
•Turn on the device you want the RR-1070 to control before starting this setup procedure.
•Touch the hot key to go to the Main Menu page.
•Touch SETUP to go to the Setup page.
•Touch AUTO SEARCH to go to the Auto Search device selection page.
•Touch one of the device keys,. (e.g. TV), to select the kind of device you want the RR-1070 to control. The Auto Search page is shown with the first control code set for that device selected.
• Point the RR-1070 at the device and touch once. If the device is turned off touch OK to select that control code set. A “New code setup is completed.” message is briefly displayed.
• If the device is not turned off keep touching slowly, patiently and repeatedly, until your device is switched off. Then, touch OK to lock the code. A “New code setup is completed.” message is displayed.
•You can also touch TEST KEY on the Auto Search page to test the other active preprogramming keys for that device.
•Touch to go back and test a previous control code set.
•Touch BACK at any time to stop the process and return to the previ­ous page.
NOTE: Some of control code sets do not have Power command. Try touching TEST KEY on the Auto Search page to test another active key. Or one of the VOLUME +/– or CHANNEL +/– hard keys can be used to test a control code set.

Learning New Commands

Even if you start with a preprogramming control code set you will prob­ably want to use the learning capabilities of the RR-1070 add control codes or modify existing ones.
NOTE: When a key is programmed with a new control code the previous code is overwritten. The original preprogramming code can be restored. See the Clear Learning section of this manual. The original code can also be restored by selecting the original preprogramming control code set. However this will also erase all other learned commands and customized labels.

To Program New Commands

•Touch the hot key to go to the Main Menu page.
•Touch SETUP to go to the Setup page
•Touch LEARNING to go to the Learning Device selection page.
•Touch one of the device keys,. (e.g. TV), to select the kind of device you want to program. The first Learning page for that device is shown. Any programmed keys are shown. Unprogrammed keys are blank.
• Each device will have from three to six pages. Touch or to access other pages.
•Touch the key on the RR-1070 you want to reprogram. The Learn- ing page appears.
Specifications
Operation System:
Integrated preprogrammed & learning infrared remote control system
Compatibility:
Preprogrammed with code library of Televisions (TVs), Video Cassette Recorders (VCRs), Satellite/Digital Satellite Receivers (SAT/DSS), Cable Converters (CTVs), Laser Disc Players (LDs), Compact Disc Players (CDs), Digital Video Disc Players (DVDs) and Rotel Tuner/Amplifier (ROTEL)
Memory Capacity:
240 learned commands
Memory Retention After Battery Removal:
Non-volatile and permanent memory
Display Panel:
Monochrome 320 x 80 pixel touch screen LCD
EL Backlighting:
Blue-Green EL backlighting with light sensor
Operating Distance:
8 Metres (25 feet)
Power Requirement:
4 x AAA size NiMH rechargeable batteries
Charging Time:
About 17 hours
Dimensions:
220 x 51 x 25 mm
Weight :
165g (without batteries installed), 215g (with batteries installed)
Included Accessories:
1 Power Cord 1 AC/DC switching adaptor
(Input: 100-240V ~50/60Hz. Output: 9V, 0.667A) 1 Connector (for charging purpose) 4 AAA NiMH size rechargeable batteries
Optional Accessories:
Docking Charger — Quick charger PC Link software for MS Windows 98, 2000 USB Cable
For improvement purposes, specifications and functions are subjected to change without priority notice.
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Q: What is Cloning? A: The Cloning feature enables you to transfer data from one RR-1070 to
another. This can only be done between two RR-1070 units. See the Cloning the RR-1070 Commands section.
Q: What is PC Link? A : The PC Link feature enables you to upload and download remote set-
ting data to and from your Personal Computer. You can also perform remote customization such as different key shape or layout editing with the PC software. Using the PC Link feature requires the RR-1070 Docking Station and the corresponding computer software installed in your PC. For details, please refer to the owner’s manual of the RR-1070 Docking Station.
• Point the original remote at the front of the RR-1070. Press and hold the key on the original remote until the key naming
2-3 in 5-8 cm
page shows on the RR-1070. This nor­mally takes several seconds.
• Edit the key name or just touch OK to accept the existing name. See the Chang­ing Key Names section.
•Touch another key to continue learning for the rest of the commands you want to program.
• If the RR-1070 does not receive a signal from the original remote within 30 seconds the “Learning is failed! Try agian.” message ap­pears and you are returned to the Device Learning page.
•Touch the or hot keys to cancel the key repro­gramming and return to the corresponding page.
Note: The optimum receiving distance for remote learning is 2-3 inches (5-8cm). If you have problems during the learning process try adjusting the distance between the two remotes and try again.

Dual Signal Learning

Some remote controls send one signal for one phase of a process and a different signal for the other phase. The control codes or power on/off and muting on/off are sometimes set up this way. If you program a control code that works intermittently your original remote may have dual signals. The following steps show how to set up the RR-1070 for dual signals.
•Touch the hot key to go to the Main Menu page.
•Touch SETUP to go to the Setup page.
•Touch LEARNING to go to the Learning Device selection page.
•Touch one of the device keys,. (e.g. TV), to select the kind of device you want to program.
•Touch or press the key on the RR-1070 you want to reprogram. The Learning page appears.
• Point the original remote at the front of the RR-1070. Press and hold the key on the original remote until the key naming page shows on the RR-1070. This normally takes several seconds.
• Edit the key name or just touch OK to accept the existing name.
•Touch or press the same key on the RR-1070. The Learning page appears.
• Again point the original remote at the front of the RR-1070. Press and hold the same key on the original remote until the key naming page shows on the RR-1070.
• Edit the key name or just touch OK to accept the existing name. You are returned to the Device Learning page.
•Touch the or hot keys to cancel the key repro­gramming and return to the corresponding page.
NOTE: You can check the amount of memory remaining for learning additional commands from the STATUS menu. See the Remote Setting section in this manual.
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Advanced Set Up

Editing Key Labels

The letter and symbols shown on most of the soft keys can be changed. During the editing process you will go to the Device Name or Key Name editing pages.
In this page the top window is the editing box.
•Touch DELETE to remove the previous character(s).
•Touch BACK to cancel the process and return to the previous page.
•Touch OK to accept the label shown in the editing box.
At the bottom of the page is the character selection area. There are three character sets as indicated by the
. Touch the folder symbol to change to an-
other character set.
All three character sets have multiple pages. Touch or
to go to other pages.
has all the normal letter and number characters and
the SPACE character.
has punctuation, symbols and special characters.
has symbols related to a full range of A/V system control functions.
Touch MENU or HOME hot key to cancel the process and return to the corresponding pages.
NOTE: The key must have been programmed with a control code before the label can be edited. Preprogrammed control codes are all labeled. As part of the control code learning process you can enter a label or leave the key blank and then add a label later.

To Change a Control Key or Device Key Name

•Touch the hot key to go to the Main Menu.
•Touch EDIT to go to the Edit Menu.
•Touch KEY NAME or DEVICE NAME to select the type of key you want to change.
• If you selected DEVICE NAME you go to the Device Name page. Touch the device key you want to change. You will go to the Device Name editing page.
• Use the keys as previously described to edit the label. Touch OK to accept the label and return to the Device Name page.
•Touch another Device Name label to edit it or touch or
to stop the editing process and return to the correspond-
ing page.
Troubleshooting and Common Questions
Q: My RR-1070 is not working! A: Be sure the supplied batteries are installed with the correct polarity
and that they are fully charged. See the Battery Installation and Charg­ing section of this manual.
A: If your RR-1070 should “lock up” or
“freeze” it may be necessary to reset it. You can reset the RR-1070 by press­ing the RESET key inside the battery compartment. See the illustration.
Q: I have installed a code for my device from the provided code list but
the remote is not working or not working properly with my device.
A: The selected code is not matched with your device. Try another code if
it is available on the code list. Or use the Auto Search feature to locate another code. Or you can use the original remote to reprogram the RR-1070 using the Learning Function. See the Configuration and Set Up and Learning New Commands sections.
Q: I have used my original remote to reprogram the RR-1070, but some
commands work inconsistently.
A : Your original remote may have dual signal commands. Try re-pro-
gramming the RR-1070 for dual signal commands as described in the Dual Signal Learning section.
Q: I cannot move a key to another location. A: The two keys you want to exchange positions must be the same type.
You cannot exchange the position of one key with a key of a different type. See the Moving a Key section.
Q: The back lighting is not working. A: You must select either By Sensor or Always On in the Remote Setting
menu. See the LCD Display and Backlighting Controls section.
Q: How can I prevent someone from changing the settings of my RR-1070? A: Activate the “Password ” function to lock your remote. See the
word
Q: I forgot my password. A: Use the factory preloaded universal password, “AAAAA”.
Q: How can I restore the factory preloaded setting of the RR-1070? A: Carefully follow the instructions in the Restore Factory Settings section.
Q: What is Smart Key? A: The Smart Key feature of the RR-1070 enables you to program a se-
section.
ries of commands, with or without necessary time delays. When you touch a programmed Smart Key the RR-1070 sends a chain of IR sig­nals automatically. See the Smart Key programing section.
Pass-
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Copy One Device
To copy all the user settings for a single device:
• On the sender and receiver units touch MENU. The Main Menu page appears.
•Touch CLONE to go to the Clone page.
• On the receiver unit touch RECEIVE. A Data Loss confirmation page appears. Touch YES to continue. Touch NO to cancel the process and return to the previous page.
• On the sender unit touch COPY ONE DEVICE. The Device Selec­tion page appears.
•Touch a device to select it. A Sending Data message appears.
Copy All Devices
To copy all the user settings for all devices:
• On the sender and receiver units touch MENU. The Main Menu page appears.
•Touch CLONE to go to the Clone page.
• On the receiver unit touch RECEIVE. A Data Loss confirmation page appears. Touch YES to continue. Touch NO to cancel the process and return to the previous page.
• On the sender unit touch COPY ALL DEVICES. A Sending Data message appears.
• All user settings except Clock and Password will be sent out via IR linking.
PC Link
The PC link enables you to connect the RR-1070 to a PC via a USB port to upload and download commands. The PC-to-remote data upload/down­load function requires the RR-1070 docking package which is available from the Rotel distributor for an additional cost. Software and instructions are provided with the docking station. The PC Link function cannot be done without the docking station.
Interactive Help Screens
On most of the pages you access from the Main Menu page, there is a help icon on the top right corner of the page. Touch it at any time for helpful information.
• If you selected KEY NAME you go to the Key Name device selec­tion page. Touch one of the devices. You will go to the first page for that device.
• If necessary use or to go to other pages for that device. Touch the key you want to change. You will go to the Key Name editing page.
• Use the keys as previously described to edit the label. Touch OK to accept the label and return to the previous Key Name page.
•Touch another key label to edit it or press HOME or MENU to stop the editing process and return to the corresponding page.
Notes About Label Editing
The number of characters that can be in a label depends on the size of the key. The Device Name and other large keys can have up to seven characters. Smaller keys may allow as few as two characters.
The special soft key, once it is programmed, will always show
and at the ends. The bar in the middle can contain a label of four
characters
The keys that make up the five key array can all be programmed with new codes. Once the four outside keys are programmed they will always show , ,  and . These labels cannot be changed. Once the center key is programmed it can be labeled with up to two characters or symbols.
Spaces count as characters.

Moving a Key

You can move a key to a different position or even a different page for the device. For example there may be a preprogramming command on the third page of a device set that you may want on the first. In many cases you can exchange keys positions. There are a few exceptions:
• The keys must be the same type. Keys of the same size are usually compatible.
• The keys in a or in a typically cannot be moved.
• The keys can only be moved with the same device.
To exchange the position of two keys:
•Touch the MENU hot key to go to the Main Menu.
•Touch EDIT key to go to the Edit Menu.
•Touch MOVE KEY to go to the first Move Key device selection page.
•Touch a Device Key. You will go to the first page for that device.
• If necessary use and to go to other pages for that device.
•Touch the key you want to move. The first Move Key confirmation page appears with the name of the key to be moved. Touch OK to accept this key.
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•Touch the key you want the first key to exchange positions with. If necessary use and to go to other pages for that device. Re­member the keys must be the same type and size.
• The second Move Key confirmation page appears showing the two keys chosen to exchange positions.
•Touch OK to accept the move. A confirmation page appears if the move is completed.
• If the move is not completed an error message explains why. You are returned to the previous Move Key selection page.
•Touch CANCEL at any time to stop the process and return to the previous page.
•Touch the or hot keys at any time to stop the process and return to the corresponding page.

Rearranging Home Screen Device List

You can change the order of the device keys on the Home page by ex­changing their positions.
•Touch the hot key to go to the Main Menu.
•Touch EDIT to go to the Edit Menu.
•Touch MOVE DEVICE to go to the first Move Device selection page.
•Touch the device key you want to move. The first Move Device confirmation page appears with the name of the key to be moved. Touch OK to accept this key.
•Touch the device key you want the first key to exchange positions with. The second Move Key confirmation page appears showing the two keys chosen to exchange positions.
•Touch OK to accept the move. A confirmation page appears.
•Touch CANCEL at any time to stop the process and return to the previous page.
•Touch the or hot keys at any time to stop the process and return to the corresponding page.

Deleting a Key

You can delete the label and command codes for any key.
•Touch the hot key to go to the Main Menu.
•Touch EDIT to go to the Edit Menu.
•Touch DELETE KEY. The Delete Key device selection page ap­pears. Touch one of the devices. The first page for that device ap­pears.
• If necessary use and to go to other pages for that device.
•Touch the key you want to delete. The Delete Key confirmation page appears showing the selected key.
•Touch YES to delete the key. A confirmation message appears. Touch NO to cancel the process and return to the previous page.
•Touch the or hot keys at any time to stop the process and return to the corresponding page.
NOTE: New key and delay commands can only be added at the end of the command sequence. Add the new command at the end of the sequence then select it and touch the sequence.
•Touch TEST to see if the command sequence works properly.
When the test produces the results you want touch OK. The Smart Key label editing page appears. The current name for the Smart Key in the editing box.
•Touch OK to accept the existing name. Or use the keys as described in the Advanced Set Up section to edit the Smart Key label. Touch
OK.
Deleting a Smart Key
•From the Smart Key page touch DELETE SMART. The Delete Smart page is displayed.
•Touch the Smart Key you want to delete. A Confirm Deletion page is displayed.
•Touch YES to delete the Smart Key. Or touch NO to cancel the pro­cess and return to the previous page.
Renaming a Smart Key
•From the Smart Key page touch RENAME SMART. The Rename Smart page is displayed.
•Touch the Smart Key you want to rename. The Rename Smart page is displayed.
• Use the keys as described in the Advanced Set Up section to edit the Smart Key label. Touch OK.
•Touch BACK at any time to cancel the process and return to the previous page.
MOVE UP
as needed to move it up in
Cloning the RR-1070 Commands
Once you have an RR-1070 programed as you want, you can copy all of the commands for a single device or for all the devices to another RR-1070.
NOTE: The process can only be done with two RR-1070 remotes. Other remotes are not compatibly programmed. You have to identify which unit is the sender and which one is the receiver. The sender is the unit which contains data that will be transferred to the other RR-1070. The receiver is the unit which will copy the signals from the sender.
When you copy the commands for a single device or for all devices from one RR-1070 to another, any special set up or learned commands in the receiver unit are overwritten.
Keep both sender and receiver units on a flat surface, face to face at a distance of 2-3 inches (5-8cm) during the cloning process. Do not move the units while commands are being copied. The flashing light on the upper left corner of the case indicates data transfer activity.
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Before you program a Smart Key be sure that all of the control commands you want to use are preprogramming or have been learned by the RR-1070. The Smart Key feature simply allows you to record a sequence of indi­vidual RR-1070 commands and play them back when you touch the Smart Key.
Touch the hot key to display the Main Menu. Touch SMART. The Smart Key editing page is displayed. From this page you can add, delete, edit or rename a Smart Key.
Program a New Smart Key Command
•From the Smart Key page touch ADD NEW SMART. The Add New Smart page is displayed.
•Touch an empty Smart Key.
•Touch ADD KEY. The Device Selection page is displayed.
•Touch a device to select it. The first control key page for that device is displayed.
•Touch the control key you want to add to the Smart Key. If necessary touch or to go to other control key pages for that device. The Smart Key editing page is again displayed. The device and label for the key are added to the command list.
•To add a time delay after the most recently entered command touch ADD DELAY one or more times. The maximum delay is 20 seconds.
• Continue adding commands and delays to the command list. When all the commands and delays are entered touch TEST to see if the command sequence works properly.
Edit the command list if necessary then touch TEST again. When the test produces the results you want touch OK. The Smart Key label editing page appears.
• Use the keys as described in the Advanced Set Up section to edit the Smart Key label. Touch OK.
Editing a Smart Key Command
You can edit a Smart Key command sequence either as you create it or later. The Add New Smart and Edit Smart pages are essentially the same. The top box shows the command keys, if any, entered in the Smart Key sequence. If there are more than eight steps in the sequence touch or to see them.
•From the Smart Key page touch EDIT SMART. The Edit Smart page is displayed.
•Touch the Smart Key you want to edit. The Edit Smart page is displayed.
•Touch any command key in the top editing box to select it. The selected command is highlighted with a box around it.
•Touch MOVE UP or MOVE DOWN to reposi­tion the command in the sequence.
•Touch DELETE to remove the command from the list.
•Touch ADD KEY or ADD DELAY to add new commands to the sequence.

Preference Settings

Volume/Mute Control Punch Through

The Punch Through feature lets you control the volume and muting of the TV or ROTEL AMP devices even when the RR-1070 is in another device mode. For example, you can make the RR-1070 volume and mute controls affect the TV when the DVD device mode is selected.
•Touch the hot key to go to the Main Menu.
•Touch PREFERENCES to go to the Preferences Menu.
•Touch PUNCH THROUGH. The first Punch Through page ap­pears. Touch TV or ROTEL to select the source device. The second Punch Through page appears.
•Touch a device key to select the target device. A confirmation mes­sage appears.
•Touch BACK to stop the process and return to the previous page.
•Touch the or hot keys at any time to stop the process and return to the corresponding page.

Custom Page Set Up

You can copy command keys from any device and put together Custom Pages of keys. To access the Custom Page touch CUST.PGE on the Home page.
•Touch the hot key to go to the Main Menu.
•Touch PREFERENCES to go to the Preferences Menu.
•Touch CUSTOM PAGE. The first Custom Page page appears. Touch the key you want copy a command key to. If necessary touch
or to go to other Custom Page pages. The Custom Page
device selection page appears.
•Touch a Device key. You will go to the first page for that device.
• If necessary use or to go to other pages for that device.
•Touch the key you want to copy to the Custom Page. A confirma­tion page appears. Touch YES to copy the key to the location you selected on the Custom Page. Touch NO to stop the process and return to the previous page.
•Touch another Custom Page key to copy a key to.
• Or touch the or hot key to stop the process and return to the corresponding page.
Note:
To view the device that a key on the Custom Page comes from, touch the header bar on the Custom Page page once to change between displaying the key name and the device name.
The labels for keys on the Custom Page cannot be edited. However if the original key label is deleted or renamed, it is also changed on the Custom Page.
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Remote Setting

Clock Setting

To reset the time displayed in the upper right corner of the touch screen:
•Touch the hot key to go to the Main Menu.
•Touch REMOTE SETTING to go to the Remote Setting page.
•Touch CLOCK. The time/day setting page appears.
•To change the time setting touch SET below the Current Time box. The Set Clock page appears.
•Touch the numeric keys to enter a new time. The 24 hour format is used. You must touch four numeric keys to complete the time reset­ting. For example, to enter 7:15 AM you would touch the 0, 7,1 and 5 keys. To enter 4:45 PM you would touch 1,6, 4 and 5.
•Touch OK to accept the time displayed. Or touch BACK to cancel the process and return to the previous page.
•To change the day setting touch SET below the Day of Week box. The Set Clock page appears.
•Touch or to select day of week.
•Touch OK to accept the day displayed. Or touch BACK to cancel the process and return to the previous page.

Beep Sound

The RR-1070 can emit a short beep tone when a key is touched or pressed. This feature can be turned on or off.
•Touch the hot key to go to the Main Menu.
•Touch REMOTE SETTING to go to the Remote Setting menu.
•Touch BEEP SOUND to go to the Beep Sound menu.
•Touch ENABLE to turn on beep sound.
•Touch DISABLE to turn off beep sound.
• After making a selection you return to the Remote Setting menu.

LCD Display and Backlighting Controls

You can control when the back lighting is turned on and how long it re­mains lit. The LCD touch screen and the five hard keys have separate back light systems that operate independently. The control settings for both are the same.
•Touch the hot key to go to the Main Menu.
•Touch REMOTE SETTING to go to the Remote Setting menu.
•Touch LCD to go to the LCD menu.
Light Auto Off – Touch 5 Sec, 10 Sec or 15 Sec to select the amount of time the back light remains on. A confirmation message is displayed. Longer time settings can reduce the amount of time the batteries remain charged.
Backlit Control – Sets when the back light is turned on. If you touch BY SENSOR the back light comes on only in low light condi­tions. Touch ALWAYS ON and the back lighting turns on whenever a key is used. Touch ALWAYS OFF to turn off the back lighting. A confirmation message is displayed.
•Touch BACK to return to the Remote Setting page.
• If you touch ALL DEVICE a “Restore all Deleted keys?” message is displayed.
•Touch YES to confirm. A “Restore is completed!” message is dis­played. Touch NO to stop the process and return to the previous page.
• Or touch the or hot key to stop the process and return to the corresponding page.
All to Default
Touch this key to restore all the original preprogramming settings.
use this process all user modified settings are erased! All relabeled, moved or reprogrammed keys are restored to their original settings. All learned IR control codes are erased.
From the Reset Default menu touch ALL TO DEFAULT. A “Restore to Factory Default” message is displayed.
•Touch YES to confirm. A “Restore is completed!” message is dis­played. Touch NO to stop the process and return to the previous page.
• Or touch the or hot key to stop the process and return to the corresponding page.
Status
Touch this key to show information about the settings of the RR-1070.
Touch the hot key to go to the Main Menu.
•Touch REMOTE SETTING to go the Remote Setting menu.
•Touch STATUS and the first Status Screen is displayed. It shows the IR control code numbers selected for each device.
•Touch to display the second Status Screen. It shows the settings for back lighting, beep sound, password as well as the memory avail­able for learning commands and the firmware revision number.
•Touch BACK to return to the Remote Settings page. Or touch the
or hot key to stop the process and return to
the corresponding page.
Only the clock and password settings remain.
If you
Smart Key Programming
The Smart Key feature of the RR-1070 allows to send a series of com­mands to one or more devices. For example you might want to create a Smart Key that turns on the TV set, selects channel 5, turns on the surround processor, and selects the TV input. Once you program a Smart Key you access it by touching SMART on the Home Screen. There are ten Smart Keys. Each can contain up to 32 steps (including added time delays).
NOTE: Once a Smart Key command sequence is started, you can stop it by pressing one of the 5 Hard Keys. A “Command is Stopped” message appears then the Smart Key page is displayed.
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• If you touch ONE DEVICE a device selection page is shown. Touch to select a device. A “Clear all Moved keys in this device?” message is displayed.
•Touch YES to confirm. A “Restore is completed!” message is dis­played. Touch NO to stop the process and return to the previous page.
• Or touch the HOME or MENU hot key to stop the process and return to the corresponding page.
• If you touch ALL DEVICES a “Clear all Moved keys?” message is displayed.
•Touch YES to confirm. A “Restore is completed!” message is dis­played. Touch NO to stop the process and return to the previous page.
• Or touch the or hot key to stop the process and return to the corresponding page.
Move Device
Touch this key to restore the device keys on the Home Page to their original positions.
• From the Reset Default menu touch MOVE DEVICE. A “Clear all Moved devices?” message is displayed.
•Touch YES to confirm. A “Restore is completed!” message is dis­played. Touch NO to stop the process and return to the previous page.
• Or touch the or hot key to stop the process and return to the corresponding page.
Deleted Key
Touch this key to restore keys that have been deleted. This process also restores the original IR command codes.
•From the Reset Default menu touch DELETED KEY. The Deleted Key page is displayed.
•Touch ONE KEY, ONE DEVICE or ALL DEVICES.
• If you touch ONE KEY a device selection page is shown. Touch to select a device. The first control page for that device is displayed.
• If necessary touch or to go to other control pages. Touch the key you want to restore. A “Restore this Deleted key?” message is displayed.
•Touch YES to confirm. A “Restore is completed!” message is dis­played. Touch NO to stop the process and return to the previous page.
• Or touch the or hot key to stop the process and return to the corresponding page.
• If you touch ONE DEVICE a device selection page is shown. Touch to select a device. A “Restore all Deleted keys in this device?” mes­sage is displayed.
•Touch YES to confirm. A “Restore is completed!” message is displayed. Touch NO to stop the process and return to the previous page.
• Or touch the or hot key to stop the process and return to the corresponding page.

Password

If you want to prevent others from changing the settings of the RR-1070 you can enable the Password System. Once the Password System is en­abled the password must be entered before you can access any of the sub­menus on the Main Menu page.

To Enable the Password System

•Touch the hot key to go to the Main Menu.
•Touch REMOTE SETTING to go to the Remote Setting menu.
•Touch PASSWORD to go to the Enter Password menu.
• Enter your password, 5 characters maximum. Touch or if nec­essary to see other letters. Touch DELETE to remove the previous character(s). Touch BACK to cancel the process and return to the previous page.
•Touch OK to accept the label shown in the editing box. A “Please enter the password again” message is displayed.
• Re-enter the password and touch OK again. A “Password lock is enabled” message appears. You return to the Remote Settings menu.

To Disable the Password System

•Touch the hot key to go to the Main Menu. You will go to the Enter Password page.
• Enter your password and touch OK.
•Touch REMOTE SETTING to go to the Remote Setting menu.
•Touch PASSWORD to go to the Enter Password menu.
• On the Enter Password page leave the password box empty and touch OK. A “Please enter the password again” message is displayed.
• Again leave the password box empty and touch OK. A “Password lock is disabled” message appears. You return to the Remote Set-
tings menu.
Note: Universal password is “AAAAA”.

Restore Factory Settings

You can restore any device or control key name, IR code programming or any other customization you may have to the factory “default” or original settings.
Warning: Please make sure it is really necessary to perform this function. Your RR-1070 will be reset to factory pre-loaded settings and all the learned signals/custom settings will be erased.
The first three steps of the Restore Factory Setting process is always the same:
•Touch the hot key to go to the Main Menu.
•Touch REMOTE SETTING to go to the Remote Setting menu.
•Touch RESET DEFAULT to go to the Reset Default menu. From here you can select a wide range of options.
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Clear Learning

Touch this key to delete learned IR commands and restore the factory original commands. If there was no command in the original configuration this step leaves the key with no IR command programmed.
From the Reset Default menu touch CLEAR LEARNING. The Clear Learning page is displayed.
•Touch ONE KEY, ONE DEVICE or ALL DEVICES.
• If you touch ONE KEY a device selection page is shown. Touch to select a device. The first control page for that device is displayed.
• If necessary touch or to go to other control pages. Touch the key you want to restore. A “Clear this Learned key?” message is displayed.
•Touch YES to confirm. A “Restore is completed!” message is dis­played. Touch NO to stop the process and return to the previous page.
• Or touch the or hot key to stop the process and return to the corresponding page.
• If you touch ONE DEVICE a device selection page is shown. Touch to select a device. A “Clear all Learned keys in this device?” message is displayed.
•Touch YES to confirm. A “Restore is completed!” message is dis­played. Touch NO to stop the process and return to the previous page.
• Or touch the or hot key to stop the process and return to the corresponding page.
• If you touch ALL DEVICE a “Clear all Learned keys?” message is displayed.
•Touch YES to confirm. A “Restore is completed!” message is dis­played. Touch NO to stop the process and return to the previous page.
• Or touch the or hot key to stop the process and return to the corresponding page.
• Or touch the or hot key to stop the process and return to the corresponding page.
• If you touch ONE DEVICE a device selection page is shown. Touch to select a device. A “Clear all Renamed keys in this device?” mes­sage is displayed.
•Touch YES to confirm. A “Restore is completed!” message is dis­played. Touch NO to stop the process and return to the previous page.
• Or touch the or hot key to stop the process and return to the corresponding page.
• If you touch ALL DEVICES a “Clear all Renamed keys?” message is displayed.
•Touch YES to confirm. A “Restore is completed!” message is dis­played. Touch NO to stop the process and return to the previous page.
• Or touch the or hot key to stop the process and return to the corresponding page.
Device Rename
Touch this key to restore the factory original device names on the Home page.
• From the Reset Default menu touch DEVICE RENAME. The De- vice Rename page is displayed.
•Touch ONE DEVICE or ALL DEVICES.
• If you touch ONE DEVICE a device selection page is shown. Touch to select a device. A “Clear this Renamed device?” message is dis­played.
•Touch YES to confirm. A “Restore is completed!” message is dis­played. Touch NO to stop the process and return to the previous page.
• Or touch the HOME or MENU hot key to stop the process and return to the corresponding page.

Key Rename

Touch this key to restore the factory original key labels. If there was no label in the original configuration this step leaves the key unlabeled. This process does not remove learned IR commands.
From the Reset Default menu touch KEY RENAME. The Key Rename page is displayed.
•Touch ONE KEY, ONE DEVICE or ALL DEVICES.
• If you touch ONE KEY a device selection page is shown. Touch to select a device. The first control page for that device is displayed.
• If necessary touch or to go to other control pages. Touch the key you want to restore. A “Clear this Renamed key?” message is displayed.
•Touch YES to confirm. A “Restore is completed!” message is dis­played. Touch NO to stop the process and return to the previous page.
• If you touch ALL DEVICES a “Clear all Renamed devices?” mes­sage is displayed.
•Touch YES to confirm. A “Restore is completed!” message is dis­played. Touch NO to stop the process and return to the previous page.
• Or touch the HOME or MENU hot key to stop the process and return to the corresponding page.
Move Key
Touch this key to restore the control keys, for one or all devices, to their factory original positions.
•From the Reset Default menu touch MOVE KEY. The Move Key page is displayed.
•Touch ONE DEVICE or ALL DEVICES.
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