Universal Remote Control (URS) TRG-100 User Manual
Owner’s Manual
TRG-100
Umotion Remote
TRG-100 UMOTION REMOTE
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 Total Control dealer has the requisite experience and training
to quickly and effectively customize a remote control for true
automated operation.
Congratulations on your choice!
TRG-100 Umotion Remote Owner's Manual © 2014 Universal Remote Control, Inc.
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TRG-100 UMOTION REMOTE
Congratulations! 1
Parts Guide 1
Using the TRG-100 Umotion Remote 2
Installing the Batteries 4
Maintaining Your TRG-100 Umotion Remote 5
Specifications 5
Limited Warranty Statement 6
End User Agreement 8
Federal Communication Commission
Interference Statement 9
Declaration of Conformity 10
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TRG-100 UMOTION REMOTE
Using the TRG-100 Umotion Remote
The TRG-100 remote consists of basic buttons found on many other
remotes with the exception of the special Umotion button. Use these
functions to control your rooms and connected devices. All buttons
may vary based on your Custom Professional’s programming.
Main
Turns ON the
connected A/V devices
while displaying the
MRX-20’s System
menu. For further
details, refer to the
MRX-20 Owner’s
Manual.
Umotion Control
Allows for motion
control and button
selection via
on-screen interface.
Volume +/- & Mute
Control the Volume
while viewing
connected devices
like Cable, Sat ,
DVD etc... Also view
the on-screen volume
status via a
display device.
Power
Turns the A/V
connected
devices in the
room OFF.
Five-way cursor
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While watching
devices such as
Cable,DVD,
Sat, etc.., use the
Left/Right/Up/Down
and Select buttons to
navigate through the
device menu.
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While in the System
Menu, use the
Left/Right/Up/Down
and Select buttons to
navigate via the
on-screen menu.
Ch +/- Prev
Change Channels while
viewing connected
devices like Cable,
Sat , DVD etc...
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TRG-100 UMOTION REMOTE
Using the TRG-100 Umotion Remote (cont...)
In addition to the basic options, it is important to know the
additional features the buttons listed below provide, when
controlling an MRX-20 Advanced System Controller.
Power: Turns the connected devices in the room OFF.
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When a room is ON: Pressing Power sends out a series of
commands to turn off all connected A/V devices in that
room,such as a display device or an optional SNP-1
music player.
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Pressing and holding the Power button for three seconds
displays a programmer customizable on-screen Power
menu. By default the options are: Turn OFF Room, Turn
OFF House. Other options may vary based on the
programming. See Power Menu below.
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Press and
hold the
Power button
for three
seconds to
open the
Power menu.
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