User manual ROTEL RR-990

[. . . ] 7 Device Buttons 7 Command Buttons 7 Multi-function Buttons 7 IR Sensor 7 Output Connector 7 Input Connector 7 DIP Switches 7 RESET Button 7 RHB-200 Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Zone LEDs 7 Power LED 7 Clone Button 7 +12V DC input 8 Clone Input 8 Zone Inputs 8 Zone IR Outputs 8 Common IR Outputs 8 Operating the Keypads . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Selecting a component 10 Operating a CD Player 10 Operating a Tuner 10 Operating a DVD Player 10 Operating an MP3 Player 10 Backlighting 11 IR Sensor 11 Configuring the keypads . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Using the DIP switches 11 Disabling Backlighting 12 Disabling IR Sensor 12 Optional Device Buttons 12 Learning commands 13 Learning invisible layer commands 14 Programming a SMART Sequence 15 Programming a SMART Sequence with Invisible Layer Commands 16 16 16 Cloning Resetting keypads Changing buttons 16 7 Introduction The RR-990 Keypad and RHB-200 Connecting Hub provide an integrated system that allows control of Rotel multi-zone systems from wall mounted keypads in remote zones. Key Features · Programmed to operate Rotel multi-zone receivers, DVD players, CD players, and AM/FM tuners. · Learning function to teach the RR-990 commands from other remotes. [. . . ] Place two screws through the mounting tabs on the keypad and through the mounting bracket to secure the keypad. Place the decorative cover over the keypad and press in at the top and bottom until secure. Orient the cover so this slot is facing down. NOTE: Do not mount the keypads until all programming steps are complete and the system has been tested. Access to DIP switches at the back of the keypads is necessary during programming. Connecting the RHB-200 to a Rotel Receiver See Figure 4 The RHB-200 connecting hub sends command codes to a Rotel multi-zone receiver using infrared commands. The connections are made using two-conductor cables with 3. 5mm mono mini plugs on both ends. Plug one end of the first cable into the ZONE 1 IR OUT connector on back of the RHB-200. AC Power connection Once all of the keypad and IR connections are complete, supply power to the RHB-200. Plug the connector from the supplied AC adaptor into the +12V input on the back of the RHB-200. Plug the AC adaptor into an AC power wall outlet. 10 RR-990/RHB-200 Operating the Keypads The keypads are preprogrammed to operate the Rotel RX-1052 multi-zone receiver and the following source components: Rotel CD Players: RCD-1072 & RCC-1055 Rotel Tuner: RX-1052 built-in tuner Rotel DVD Player: RDV-1092/RDV-1060 MP3 Players: Navipod and the most popular brands of portable players Although the keypads can be customized with learned commands, there is no need to do so when used with components listed above. Selecting a component Press one of the four standard device buttons (, , , )to select that source component as the input for the zone. Once you have selected the component, use the 10 command buttons to operate the component you have selected as described below. NOTE: If you choose to customize the keypads, ) can be used as two more buttons ( and additional device buttons. Operating a Tuner Press the button to select the AM/FM tuner. The following commands are available: Select tuner input Tuner Preset #1 Tune Up Tune Down Preset Up Preset Down Preset Scan Turn off zone and backlighting Mute sound Increase volume Reduce Volume Operating a DVD Player Press the button to select the DVD input. However, they can be used as device buttons with commands learned on other buttons, just like the four standard device buttons ( , , , ). In addition to learning commands on standard buttons, each of the four main device buttons ( , , , ) can store 14 invisible layer commands. These commands cannot be used during normal system operation from the keypad; however, they can be used as part of Smart Macro sequences. The procedure for learning these invisible layer commands is described in the next section. In this example of learning standard commands, we will change the command for the button for the device to a PAUSE command instead of the original NEXT DISC command. So, the backlighting feature must be active before starting the learning procedure (SW10 in the ON position). Confirm the position of SW9 and SW10: To make the only additional device button, put SW6 in the ON position: To make both and additional device buttons, put both SW5 and SW6 in the ON position: For no additional device buttons, put both SW5 and SW6 in the OFF position: Learning commands The RR-990 keypad is programmed at the factory with basic commands for Rotel and other components as described in the Operating the Keypads section of the manual. These commands can be replaced when using non-Rotel components or for access to different features. New commands are learned by the keypad by using a learning procedure during initial configuration of the keypad involving aiming the handheld remote for the component at the IR sensor on the keypad. In addition, you should not learn new commands replacing the , , , and commands. These buttons can store commands for each of the devices, ten commands for the device, ten for the device, etc. [. . . ] The backlighting feature must be active before starting (SW10 in the ON position). 2. Put the keypad into SMART programming mode by moving SW8 to the ON position. Within 30 seconds, press the keypad device button where you wish to store the SMART sequence (in this example, the button). In this example, press the button, since the first step is to select the DVD input. [. . . ]