Samsung SRCS401RF Users Manual

SRC-S401 RF/A

RF REMOTE CONTROL

USER’S GUIDE

USER INFORMATION

FCC ID : A3LSRCS401RF

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1)this device may not cause harmful interference, and

(2)this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the 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 instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.

If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning 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.

INSTALLING THE BATTERIES IN THE REMOTE CONTROL

You’ve unpacked the receiver and reviewed its front and back panels.

Now it’s time to start setting up.

The first step is to install the batteries in your remote control.

1. Unlatch the battery compartment cover on the back of remote control.

2. Insert 2 AAA batteries as shown, making sure the + and – ends of each battery line up with the corresponding marks in the battery compartment.

3.Snap the cover back onto the remote control.

4.Press the DIRECTV button on the Remote Control unit and make sure the button lights up. If it does not light up, check the orientation of the batteries.

NOTE: Alkaline batteries are strongly recom mended for this remote control.

Caution: changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

RF REMOTE JACK AND CABLE

RF REMOTE jack and

cable are used to operate the Digital Satellite Receiver when installed

in a cabinet or from another room in your house using the RF remote control. Use this jack and cable to connect the RF Receiver to the RF REMOTE jack of the Digital Satellite Receiver.

CONNECTING THE RF REMOTE CABLE WITH RF RECEIVER

You can operate the Digital Satellite Receiver when installed in a cabinet or from another room in your house using the RF remote control.

1.Connect the RF Receiver to the RFREMOTE jack of the Digital Satellite Receiver.

SRC-S401RF/B

NOTE: The operating range of the remote control is about 75 feet when connecting the RF receiver.

This may decrease due to ambient reception conditions, weak batteries, obstacle, etc....

RF REMOTE CONTROL

Device Button

Makes the remote control operate your DIRECTV® HD Receiver (e.g. to change channels, access the Guide, or get information about a program). Your remote control does not need to be programmed to operate your DIRECTV® HD Receiver.

VCR Control Buttons

œœ Used for rewinding

√Plays the videotape

√√ Used for fast-forwarding

Saves the current channel

to the VCR

Used for stopping playTo pause or play video.

POWER

Turns the device you are controlling on or off.

SET

Use this button when programming your remote control to operate your TV, VCR, DVD player, or an auxiliary device (AUX).

See Programming the remote control on this manual.

VOL+/-

Adjust the volume level of your TV (once the remote control has been programmed). You can control the volume when in TV, DIRECTV, or VCR mode.

MUTE

Mute or unmute the TV audio (once the remote control has been programmed).

CH+/-

Change channels on your DIRECTV HD Receiver or your TV (once the remote control has been programmed).

INFO

Display the Channel Banner and information about the current program.

HELP

Display instructions about the screen or menu currently displayed.

WHO

Press to change the current user profile.

QUICK

Press this button to view the Quick Guide.

Press this button to display the on-screen Menu.

GUIDE

Press to view the on-screen Program Guide.

Up/Down/Left/Right arrows

These buttons move the high light to any on-screen Guide or Menu selection.

SELECT

Select highlighted items in the on-screen Menu or Guide.

BACK

Return to the channel you were last watching, or return to a previous Menu.

EXIT

Exit any Guide or Menu screen and return to the TV program you were watching.

CALLER ID (red button)

Displays the phone numbers of callers who called you on the phone line connected to your DIRECTV® HD Receiver (works only if you subscribe to your telephone service’s caller ID service).

While in the Guide, this button lets you change the Guide style.

FREEZE (green button)

Takes a still picture of the TV screen. Press it again to resume the program you were watching. In the Guide, this button lets you see program listings for different times.

AUDIO (yellow button)

While watching TV, press this button to select an alternate audio track.

While in the Guide, this button lets you view programs in selected categories.

SEARCH (blue button)

Press this button to search for a program listing in the Guide.

Number and delimiter buttons (0-9, – )

Press the number buttons to tune to a channel or to enter numbers on Menu screens.

Press the delimiter button (-) to separate parts of a number.

GAME

Accesses games you can play.

FORMAT

Cycles through the formats available for your display type.

Displays and hides Closed Caption text.

RES

Changes the screen resolution.

SETTING RF REMOTE

CONTROL ID

You should set the ID number for your own RF code transmission to use the RF remote. To set the RF remote control ID setup, follow these steps:

1.Press the MENU button on your remote control.

2.Highlight the Setup menu item, then press the SELECT button.

3.Highlight the Installation menu item, then press the SELECT button.

4.Highlight the Remote Control Setup menu

item, then press the	eight-digit serial number
item, then press the	†
SELECT button.
The Remote Control
Setup menu appears.

5.Highlight the RF Remote Control ID menu item, then press the SELECT button.

6.Input eight-digit serial number to enter into the RF remote control ID menu as shown in the below figure. The eight-digit serial number is displayed inside the battery box of the RF remote control unit.

7.Input all of the eight-digit serial number dis played inside the remote battery box using the numeric button or the arrow key.

Then, move the highlighted bar to the [Done] and press the SELECT button.

8.Press the SELECT button to finish setting when the “Setting complete successfully” message appears.

9.When you have finished setting the RF remote control ID screen, select the on-screen Back button.

PROGRAMMING THE RF REMOTE CONTROL

This chapter explains how to program your RF remote control so that you can use it to operate your TV, VCR. Chapter sections include:

Programming the RF remote control Operating a device with your programmed remote control

Programming the RF remote control

Your DIRECTV® HD Receiver’s remote control can be programmed to operate your TV, VCR.

You use the code lists provided on this manual to enter the code for your brand of TV, VCR.

Method

To use the manual method to program your DIRECTV® HD Receiver’s remote control, follow these steps:

1.Turn on the device you want to control.

2.Aim the DIRECTV® HD Receiver’s remote control at the device.

3.After pressing a device button to operate the remote control in a desired device mode, press the SET button once again with a sharp thing, like pen. The device button

The SET button

The device buttons

4.Enter the three-digit code for your device (see the code lists on the “Remote Control” manual)

If the entered code is correct, the device will turn off.

5.Press the device button again.

The button should blink twice and then turn off.

6.Repeat the procedure for other devices you wish to operate with your DIRECTV® HD Receiver’s RF remote control.

Operating a device with your programmed remote control (RF)

To operate a device using your programmed RF remote control, you must first press the corresponding device button (TV, VCR or DIRECTV).

Then use the RF remote control to operate that device.

The RF remote control will continue to operate that device until you press another device button. Each time you want to button to a different device with your RF remote control, you start by pressing a device button.

NOTE: When working with the TV and VCR device remote control, the IR signal will be transmitted.

Therefore, you need to at the device to work with.

CODE LISTS		HITACHI	088 006 090 071 077	SEARS	088 061 006 008 090	DIMENSIA	017	PENTEX RESEARCH 008

			070 021 022 023 025		091 089 080 015 019	DYNATECH	034	PHILCO	021 036 056 059

		INFINITY	082	SHARP	088 090 085 024 025	EMERSON	001 003 006 021 025	PHILIPS	021 036
TV
		JBL	082		069		030 032 034 040 047	PIONEER	019 026 039 053

MAKER (BRAND)	CODE NUMBER	JC PENNEY	091 092 017 020	SIGNATURE	084 006		050 028 060 063 065	PORTLAND	015 049 055
NAME	(3 DIGIT) LIST	JVC	060 016	SONY	077 074		066 067 069	PROSCAN	017
AMARK	088 037 090	KLOSS	092	SOUNDESIGN	001 050 012 006 019	FISHER	001 024 028 029 048	QUARTZ	001
		KMC	088 090 013	SPECTRICON	037		051 061	QUASTAR	021 056
ADMIRAL	055
		KTV	088 090 050 061 020	SSS	006 050	FUNAI	025	RADIO SHACK /	006 001 020 021 024
AKAI	020 006
		MTC	026 015 006 049 093	SYLVANIA	001 061 006 012 098	GENERAL ELECTRIC	017 002 021 005 056	REALISTIC	025 029 034 048 056
ANAM	037 047 064 036 050
			020 008 075		092 020 100 082	GO VIDEO	002	RCA	017 019 002 021 035
AOC	006 037 020 056
		NEC	025 075 020 008 006	SYMPHONIC	002 006 090 012 020	LG(GOLDSTAR)	006 007 008 009		041 043 057 068
BELL & HOWELL	067
			005 001 004	TATUNG	072 069	HARMAN KARDON	007	SAMSUNG	074 001 002 003 004
BROKSONIC	068
		NIKEI	050	TECHWOOD	006 059	HITACHI	019 025 041 042		005
CANDLE	006 012 020 046 050
		ONKING	050	TEKNIKA	088 046 006 090 050	INSTANT REPLAY	021	SANSUI	026
CENTRION	045
		ONWA	050		012 019 094 084	JC PENNEY	002 007 001 019 021	SANYO	001 024
CITIZEN	020 046 006 050 012
		OPTONICA	069	TELEFUNKEN	096 097		026 037 041 054 056	SCOTT	003 047 028 067
	090 045 009 010
		PANASONIC	064 072 058 082	TELERENT	084	JVC	007 008 001 021 026	SEARS	001 019 006 024 028
CLASSIC	050
		PENNEY	061 006 049 066 018	TMK	001 006 090		037		029 041 048 051
CONCERTO	006
			090 050 077 025			KENWOOD	007 008 001 026 037	SHARP	020 034 014 015
CONTEC	050 078 083 081
		PHILCO	001 008 088 061 006			KLH	070	SHIMOM	027 032 038 058
CORONADO	088 090			VCR
			090 050 012 098 092			LIOYD	025	SIGNATURE	025
CRAIG	007 049 050		100 082 020	MAKER (BRAND)	CODE NUMBER	LOGIK	038	SONY	027 032 014
CROSLEX	030
		PHILIPS	088 001 061 006 090			LXI	025	SYLVANIA	021 025 036 056 059
CROWN	050			NAME	(3 DIGIT) LIST
			012 098 092 082 020			MAGNAVOX	021 036 056 059	SYMPHONIC	025
CURTIS MATHES	001 006 020 090 017			ADMIRAL	020
			005 057			MARANTZ	008 007 001 021 026	TANDY	001 025
	031
				AIWA	025
		PIONEER	065 026				036 037 062	TASHIKA	006
CXC	050
				AKAI	027 004 032
		PORTLAND	088 006 090			MARTA	006	TATUNG	037
DAEWOO	088 001 093 031 032
				AUDIO DYNAMICS	007 026
		PROTON	001 031 006 090 077					TEAC	025 037 068
	033 038 052 002 003
				BELL & HOWELL	001
			078			MEI	021	TECHNICS	021
	092 034 046 050 035
				BROKSONIC	003
		QUASAR	072 058			MEMOREX	006 021 024 025	TEKNIKA	021 006 025 031
	036 004 005 006 008
				CANDLE	002 006 003 015 008
		RADIO SHACK	050 092 025 090			MGA	034	TMK	066
DAYTRON	001 006 020
					055
		RCA	061 006 071 066 087			MIDLAND	005	TOSHIBA	003 019 029 051 028
DYNASTY	050
				CANON	021 056
			020 090 001 062			MINOLTA	019 041	TOTEVISION	002 006
EMERSON	088 001 090 050 083
				CITIZEN	002 003 006 008 015
		REALISTIC	008 049 050 025			MITSUBISHI	019 034 041 014	UNITECH	002
	019 030 081 020 006
					055
		SAMPO	001 020 090 006 019			MONTGOMERY WARD	020	VECTOR RESEARCH	007 026
	025 055 023 036
				COLORTYME	007
			026 049			MTC	002 025
FISHER	008 080 061 015
				CRAIG	002 024
		SAMSUNG	088 001 061 028 043					VICTOR	026
FUNAI	050 019 069 006

			029 081 048 049 090			MULTITECH	002 025 038 005	VIDEO CONCEPTS	007 026
GENERAL ELECTRIC 001 061 072 050 058
			092 051			NEC	001 007 026 037 008	VIDCOSONIC	002
	017 018 006 049 019			CURTIS MATHES	002 017 007 008 021
							062 064	WARDS	002 003 006 019 020
	090
					025 056 064 066
		SANYO	089 080 062 078 013			OPTIMUS	020		021 024 025 034 038

				DAEWOO	003 015 009 011 012
LG (GOLDSTAR)	088 027 001 037 010		014			PANASONIC	021 056 071 070		041
					014 016
		SCOTT	001 050 019 090 006			PENTAX	019 041	YAMAHA	007 008 001 026 037
	011 090 039 092 099
				DBX	007 026
								ZENITH	002 027 032 073