Mode d’emploi Vivanco Viv.Control 3 Télécommande

Mode d’emploi

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Example: Under the VCR appliance button you can also enter a

CD code and control your CD player.

3.2 Code search

If the brand of your appliance is not in the list or none of the

codes given fits, we recommend a code search.

3.2.1 Slow code search

3.2.1.1 Switch on the appliance to be controlled. Program is

running.

3.2.1.2 Keep the

SETUP button pressed until the lamp

lights constantly in one of the appliance buttons.

3.2.1.3 Press the required appliance button, e.g.

ASAT.

3.2.1.4 Press the ON/OFF

(appliance on/off) button once

briefly.

3.2.1.5 Press the ON/OFF (appliance on/off) or CHAN+

(next channel) button repeatedly until the appliance, e.g. your

satellite receiver, reacts.

Each time a button is pressed the lamp goes out briefly then

comes back on to confirm.

If no button is pressed, the VivControl automatically continues to

search by sending a signal to your appliance every 3 seconds.

If you notice the reaction of your appliance too late and the next

code has already been emitted you can go back by pressing

CHAN-. If your appliance has switched itself off you must switch

it back on again, e.g. on the appliance or with the original remote

control, to continue searching.

3.2.2 When your appliance reacts, simply press the arrow key

(Enter) and end the search.

3.2.3 To test whether the right setting has been found, simply

press a few buttons on the VivControl and check whether the

functions work correctly. If everything is OK you can now set the

VivControl for the second appliance.

If nothing happens or some of the buttons do not work correctly

you must let the VivControl continue to search for the correct

setting as described starting in 3.2.1.

The VivControl Zap 2 continues with the search at the point

where you ended the search with

. When the end of the code

list is reached the search stops automatically. The remote

control blinks quickly several times. The code last confirmed with

remains stored.

The research backwards always ends automatically at the code

last confirmed.

3.2.4 Searching by brand

You can considerably speed up the code search if you search by

brand. This is done as follows:

3.2.4.1 Switch on the appliance to be controlled. Program is

running.

3.2.4.2 Keep the

SETUP button pressed until the lamp

lights constantly in one of the appliance buttons.

3.2.4.3 Press the required appliance button, e.g.

ASAT.

3.2.4.4 Press the brand number button, button 1 for Philips, 2

for Sony, 3 for Thomson, 4 for Grundig or 6 for Nokia

appliances. Then continue as described in 3.2.1.4.

3.3 Quick code search

Your remote control finds the correct settings almost

automatically in seconds:

3.3.1 Switch on the appliance to be controlled. A channel

number, for example, appears in the display of your satellite

receiver.

3.3.2 Keep the

SETUP button pressed until the lamp lights

constantly in one of the appliance buttons.

3.3.3 Press the required appliance button, e.g.

ASAT.

3.3.4 Press the ON/OFF

(appliance on/off) button once

briefly.

3.3.5 Automatic quick search: If you then do nothing more

the VivControl emits a different signal every 0.7 seconds. When

your appliance reacts, very quickly press the

button (Enter)

to confirm a functioning control code. - It is advisable to have

your finger already placed on the

(Enter) button so that you

can react quickly enough. Otherwise the VivControl emits the

next signal before you have reacted.

Note: With very few appliances the quick search does not work.

The search is automatically stopped if there is no reaction from

the appliance to be controlled. You should then use a different

setting procedure, e.g. code entry or slow search.

Instead of pressing

(Enter) and possibly missing the correct

setting you can also switch the VivControl to slow code search:

to do so, press the CHAN-, CHAN+ or ON/OFF button instead of

the

(Enter) button. Then continue as described above in

3.2.1.

Remember to switch your appliance, e.g. SAT, back on again if

you wish to continue searching.

3.3.6 Finally, test the control code setting by trying to control

your SAT appliance. If it does not work correctly, please try the

code search again. The code search then begins with the next

code in the sequence.

3.4 Code identification

You can identify the codes you have set at any time:

3.4.1 Keep the

SETUP button pressed until the lamp lights

constantly in one of the appliance buttons.

3.4.2 Press the appliance button, e.g.

ASAT.

3.4.3 Press the

SETUP button once briefly.

3.4.4 Then read off the 3-digit code: Press the number buttons,

1-9 and 0, one after the other. The hundred figure is displayed

when the appliance button goes out briefly when a button is

pressed. The number corresponds to the button number. The

ten figure is displayed when the appliance button goes out briefly

when a button is pressed a second time. The number

corresponds to the button number. The one figure is displayed

when the appliance button goes out when a button is pressed.

The number corresponds to the button number.

Example: You want to read off the code under the TV button. To

do so, keep SETUP pressed until an appliance button lights

constantly. Then press TV, SETUP, 1 in succession. For button

1 the button goes out briefly and you note 1. Then continue by

pressing 1,2,3,4,5. For button 5 the button goes out briefly and

you write 5 after the 1. Then continue by pressing 1,2. For button

2 the appliance goes out completely and you note the 2 after 15

and have found the code 152.

3.4.5 You can note the numbers on the back of the battery

compartment, e.g. for quick code entry after replacing the

batteries.

The code details are also required when making queries on the

Vivanco Hotline. Please read off all the codes used and make a

note of them before contacting the Hotline. Table: see back page

of these instructions.

Once the code is known, the Hotline can explain which buttons

you can use with the code concerned.

4 Operation

You operate the basic functions of your appliances in the same

way as if you were using the original remote controls.

4.1 Select appliance: You select the appliance to be controlled

using the appliance buttons TV, VCR etc., row (B) (see

illustration at beginning). When a button is pressed and shortly

afterwards, the button lights up and indicates which appliance

you are currently controlling. Apart from the TV button, the other

buttons can be programmed as required, i.e. the lettering is only

a recommendation. The function can be different to that of the

lettering, depending on which appliance you have programmed

on this button. You could, for example, have programmed an

audio cassette player or a Minidisk player under VCR.

4.2 Settings and On/Off: In the top row of buttons (A) you will

find the buttons SETUP and PWR=power=On/Off.

4.3 Volume and channel control: In the button area (C) you will

normally find the buttons for volume control (VOL-=quieter,

Mute on/off, VOL+=louder) and for switching channels (CHAN+=

next channel and CHAN-= previous channel). Volume Punch-

Through function: To simplify operation, the volume buttons

(VOL+ or VOL-) and the Mute

button always control the

television set when video recorders are being controlled. If you

have programmed audio or other appliances on an appliance

button the volume buttons control the programmed appliance.

With HOME, for example, a dimmer can be controlled remotely.

4.4 2nd operating level: With the

Shift button in area (D)

you select the 2nd button function of the remote control buttons.

After you have pressed Shift and the appliance button is lit you

have all the button functions of the 2nd operating level at your

disposal. In many cases, it is possible to adjust the colour and

brightness of televisions in this way using the volume and

channel buttons. But many other, rarely used buttons are also to

be found on the second level. Try it out for yourself. Our Hotline

can also help you to find missing button functions. You return to

the first level by pressing Shift again or after no button has been

pressed for a longer period.

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