Authinx MXV3RF IR/RF remote control transmitter User Manual RF2IR OM 1 27 10 indd

Authinx Inc. IR/RF remote control transmitter RF2IR OM 1 27 10 indd

User Manual

Check that the remote is paired by waiting for the lights to go off on the remote and then press the FIND button on the RF2IR - the remote will play a "Hello Moto." Do this if you misplace your remote.Battery Installation1. On the back of the remote, push down on tab and lift the cover off.2. Match the batteries to the + and - marks inside the battery case, then insert 2 AA alkaline batteries.3. Press the cover back into place.A. Installing the RF2IR converterIf you install the RF2IR converter and "pair" it to the remote, you can use your remote anywhere up to 100 ft. from your STB without needing to point the remote at your STB. The RF2IR converter receives wireless (RF) commands from your remote and converts them to IR to control your STB. By default the remote transmits RF commands. You can set it to send IR commands if you don't want to use the RF2IR converter (see section L).Plug the RF2IR converter into the USB port on the front of your Set Top Box.MXv3RF remoteYouroriginal remote1 inch apartAdvanced SeriesRemote Control and RF to IR converter(RF2IRKIT)4. Enter the 4-digit code by pressing the numerical keys (0-9). The selected mode key light will blink for each digit entry and will remain off after the entry of the fourth digit - indicating a successful setup.5. Point the remote control at the selected device and press the power key once. The device should turn off. If the device stayed on, repeat the steps 2 thru 5 trying each code for your brand until you fi nd the correct code.Repeat the steps above to setup another device. To use the remote control for your Set Top Box, press the STB mode key. NOTE: If an invalid code is entered or no key is pressed at all for 30 seconds, the mode key light flashes for 3 seconds and turns off. The remote control returns to normal operation and you will need to start over from step B2 to setup the device.C. Using the Search FunctionTo search for a particular device code for DVD or AUX e.g. VCR, use the Manual Programming for section B and program DVD or AUX with any VCR code prior to starting a search.1. Turn on the device you want to control and point the remote at that device.2. Press and hold the mode key (TV, DVD, or AUX) and while holding it pressed, press the OK key for one second. 3. Release both keys, all the mode keys will fl ash then the selected mode key light will stay lit. 4. Press the power button repetitively until the selected device turns off. Once your device has turned off, press OK to save the code. (If you overshoot the code, press chan down to go back, then press OK).5. To indicate a successful setup, the selected mode key will turn off and you are ready to setup another device by following steps 1 thru 4 of this section.D. LearningIMPORTANT: Learning cannot be performed until the mode has been setup with a valid 4-digit code (see section B). So, fi rst setup the mode with any valid 4-digit code (from the code list), then follow the steps below.If the code for your device is not found in the code list and the search feature was not able to fi nd the code for your device, then the learning feature may be your best option. The learning feature lets you "learn" functions from your original remote control.D-I. Learning Commands1. Press and hold a mode key (TV, DVD, or AUX) on the MXv3RF remote and while holding it pressed, press the LEARN key for one second then release both keys. 2. All of the mode keys will fl ash and then the selected mode key light remains on.3. On your MXv3RF remote, press and release the key that you want to teach.4. While pointing your original remote at the bottom of your MXv3RF remote, approximately 1 inch apart, press and hold the original remote key until the mode key light blinks once and stays on. (If there is a learning problem, the mode key light blinks for three seconds and stays on. If this happens, repeat steps 3 and 4 above.)4. Press and release the DELETE key. The mode key light turns off. All learned Commands under that mode are now cleared.E-II. To Clear all Learned Commands (under ALL modes)1. Press and hold the mode key (TV, DVD, or AUX) and while holding it pressed, press the LEARN key for one second then release both keys. 2. All the mode keys will fl ash and the selected mode key light will stay on.3. Press and release the LEARN key twice. The mode key light blinks off.4. Press and release the DELETE key. The mode key light turns off. All learned Commands in the remote are now cleared.F. Volume Control Setup OptionsThe volume controls will control your Set Top Box until the TV device mode is programmed, e.g. if DVD mode is selected then volume controls your STB. If TV mode is programmed and DVD mode is selected, then volume controls your TV. If you'd like the volume commands to operate from just one device, e.g. always TV, then follow the instructions in Section F-I. If you'd like the volume commands to be sent to different devices depending which mode you are in, then follow the instructions in Section F-II.F-I. Volume Always Controls the Same Device1. Press the TV key and while holding it pressed, press the OK key for 1 second.2. Release both keys, all of the mode keys will fl ash followed by the TV mode key light remaining on.3. Press and hold the MUTE key for 3 seconds until the TV mode key light briefl y turns off then remains on. Press and release the mode key that you always want to operate the volume commands (STB, TV, DVD, and AUX). The selected mode key light will remain on.4. Press and release the MUTE key to save the setting. The selected mode key light will turn off indicating a successful setup. The volume commands will be setup for the selected device despite what mode is selected. If the selected mode key light fl ashes for 3 seconds and turns off, then the selected mode will have no volume commands of its own and will need to start over from step 1 above and select a different mode to program the device.F-II. Volume Control Depends on Device Selected1. Press and hold the TV key and while holding it pressed, press the OK key for one second.2. Release both keys, all of the mode keys will fl ash followed by the TV mode key light remaining on.3. Press and hold the MUTE key for 3 seconds until the TV mode key light briefl y turns off then stays on, then release the MUTE key. 4. Press and release the MUTE key to save the setting. The TV mode key light turns off indicating successful setup. The volume commands will now work for different devices.NOTE: If a programmed mode key has no volume commands of its own, then the volume control will normally operate the TV. If an invalid key is pressed, the selected mode key light fl ashes for 3 seconds and turns off. The remote control returns to normal operation and you will need to start over. If no key is pressed within 30 seconds, the remote control times out, the selected mode key light fl ashes for 3 seconds and turns off. The remote control returns to normal operation at which time you can start over.G. Channel Control Setup OptionsThe channel controls (Channel Up/Down, 0-9 and LAST) will always work your Set Top Box. If you'd like the channel commands to be sent to different devices depending which mode you are in, then follow the instructions in Section G-I. G-I. Channel Control Depends on Device Selected1. Press and hold the TV key and while holding it pressed, press the OK key for one second.2. Release both keys, all of the mode keys flash followed by the TV mode key light remaining on.3. Press and hold the LAST key for 3 seconds until the TV mode key light briefl y turns off then stays on, then release the LAST key. 4. Press and release the LAST key to save the setting. The TV mode key light turns off indicating successful setup. The channel commands will now work for different devices. G-II. Channel Always Controls your Set Top Box (Factory Default)1. Press and hold the TV key and while holding it pressed, press the OK key for 1 second.2. Release both keys, all of the mode keys will fl ash followed by the TV mode key light remaining on.3. Press and hold the LAST key for 3 seconds until the TV mode key light briefl y turns off then remains on. 4. Press and release the STB mode key. The selected mode key light remains on.5. Press and release the LAST key to save the setting.The STB mode key light will turn off indicating a successful initial setup. The channel commands will be setup for your Set Top Box regardless of what mode is selected. If the selected mode key light fl ashes for 3 seconds and turns off, then you will need to start over from step 1.H. Mode DeactivationTo deactivate a device mode, then follow the instructions below: 1. Press and hold the mode key to be deactivated (TV, DVD, or AUX) and while holding it pressed, press the OK key for one second.2. Release both keys, all of the mode keys will flash and then the selected mode key light will remain on.3. Enter the 4-digit code 1754 by pressing the numerical keys (0-9). The selected mode key light will blink for each digit entry and will remain off after the entry of the fourth digit - indicating the mode is deactivated.Note the STB mode cannot be deactivated.I. Multiple Device Power Control Setup Options After pressing the STB key, pressing the Power key turns the Set Top Box on or off, AND turns on or off the TV if it has been setup. If you want the Power key to turn on other devices at the same time you can enable these as follows: 1. Press and hold the STB key and while holding it pressed, press the OK key for 1 second. Then release both keys. You are now in setup mode.2. Press and release the mode key (TV, DVD or AUX) you want to enable. 3. Press and release the 1 key. The selected mode is now enabled. If no mode key is pressed instep 2 ALL modes (TV, DVD and AUX) will be enabled.To remove a mode from the Power key: 1. Press and hold the STB key and while holding it pressed, press the OK key for 1 second. Then release both keys. You are now in setup mode.2. Press and release the mode key (TV, DVD or AUX) you want to disable.3. Press and release the 0 key. The selected mode is now disabled. If no mode key is pressed in step 2, ALL modes (TV, DVD and AUX) will be disabled. Note you can turn individual devices on/off by pressing the desired Mode key followed by the Power key. It is important to point your MXv3RF remote directly towards the devices for this feature to operate correctly. J. Backlight Cancellation FeatureYour MXv3RF Remote Control has the ability to toggle between turning the backlights on or off. If you wish to use this feature, follow these instructions.1. Press and hold the TV key and while holding it pressed, press the OK key for one second and release both keys at the same time.2. All the mode keys fl ash and the TV mode key light stays on.3. Press the GUIDE key, all backlights will no longer turn on.To reverse this process so that the backlights turn on when the remote control is being used, simply follow the same steps of the above section one more time.K. Resetting the Remote Control to the Factory Default Settings1. Press and hold the TV key and while holding it pressed, press the OK key for one second and release both keys at the same time.2. All the mode keys will fl ash, the TV mode key light will stay on.3. Press and hold the DELETE key for 3 seconds until the TV mode key blinks and stays off. The remote control is now reset to factory default settings. If you want to use the remote control for your TV and other devices, you will need to setup the TV, DVD and AUX mode keys.4. If no key is pressed within 30 seconds, the remote control times out. The selected mode key light fl ashes for 3 seconds and turns off. The remote control returns to normal operation and you will need to start over.L. Changing between RF and IRYou can toggle the STB key between RF and IR transmission (all other modes transmit IR always). The default for the STB key is RF. To change this to IR:1. Press and hold the STB key.2. While pressing the STB key, press the OK key.3. Release both keys. The STB key lights up and stays on.4. Press the PLAY key once. The STB key blinks off once for IR then stays off. To change back to RF transmission repeat steps above but press PLAY TWICE in step 4. The STB key blinks twice then stays off. M. To set a specifi c "Pairing ID"1. Press and hold the STB key.2. While pressing the STB key, press the OK key.3. Release both keys. The STB indicator stays on.4. Press MENU key once.5. Enter the 4 digits (0000 to 9999). The mode key light blinks for each digit and then remains off.6. Pair the remote with the RF2IR as in section A.N. To clear all paired remotes.1. Before plugging in the RF2IR receiver, press and hold the FIND key.2. Plug the RF2IR converter into the USB port on the your STB while holding the FIND key.3. Release the FIND key. All paired remotes are cleared.O. Troubleshooting LearningYou can only learn one device type under any one mode key. For example, only learn TV codes under the TV mode, DVD codes under the DVD mode, etc. If you are trying to learn from a "Universal" remote, it might have more than one code type stored under a mode. a. No functions may be stored under the LEARN key, or in the STB mode.b. Depending on the remote you are trying to learn, some keys may not be learnable.c. Only one original device type can be learned per individual mode.d. Use fresh batteries for your original remote, and your MXv3RF Remote Control.e. Keep at least three feet away from incandescent or low-energy lights when learning.f. Before learning, clear all learned commands (refer to Section E-II) then try learning 2 or 3 commands initially.g. Point your original remote at the bottom end of your MXv3RF remote so the IR elements on both remotes are directly in line with each other (see diagram in section D). Adjust the height of either remote to achieve this.h. Avoid learning your original remote's Volume/Mute keys unless you are sure these operate the same device.i. Avoid learning your original remote's VCR or DVD transport keys unless you’re sure these operate the same device.j. If learning the fi rst or second keys for a mode results in continuous errors then try the following:i. End the learn session by pressing the LEARN key.ii. Clear out the learned commands for that mode.iii.Check the IR elements are correctly aligned between the two remotes.iv. Adjust the distance between the two remotes to be closer (e.g. half an inch) or further away (e.g. 2 inches) from each other.v. Try learning the original remote for that mode again. If problems reoccur with the same key check the original remote key being learned – does it transmit? Does it operate the target device? Try learning that key under a different clear mode. If it learns OK then it is likely to be a different code type from the others and cannot be learned under the same mode.5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 above for each key you want your MXv3RF Remote Control to learn. 6. Press and release the LEARN key when all desired remote commands have been learned. If you have encountered diffi culties with the LEARN key setup, please refer to Section O: Troubleshooting Learning.NOTE: It is not necessary to have your MXv3RF Remote Control learn every key from your original remote since most of the keys will not be used under normal daily use. The best practice is to teach only the keys that help you navigate for the best experience, like your volume up and down, channel up and down, and DVR functions.E. Clearing CommandsE-I. To Clear all Learned Commands (under a single mode)1. Press and hold the mode key (TV, DVD, or AUX) and while holding it pressed, press the LEARN key for one second then release both keys. 2. All the mode keys will fl ash and the selected mode key light will stay on.3. Press and release the LEARN key once. The mode key light blinks off.Before you can use the remote you need to "pair" it to the RF2IR converter, to do this:1. Bring the remote close to the RF2IR converter. The remote will "pair" with the RF2IR when it is within about 2 feet from it. (You can pair up to 8 remotes with the RF2IR converter). You can now use your remote anywhere up to 100 feet from your STB without needing to point the remote at your STB. Programming the remote to control other devicesThe remote control will only control the device which is selected by the appropriate mode key (STB, TV, DVD, and AUX). The mode key light for the selected device fl ashes each time a valid key is pressed. In order to control other devices with your MXv3RF Remote Control, you need to tell the remote control what types of devices you have. Sections B and C take you through the steps needed to do this. The volume controls will control your Set Top Box (STB) until the TV device mode is setup. The channel controls will always control your STB. If you want to change this, you should follow the steps in Sections F & G.To use your MXv3RF Remote Control for your other devices, you will need to setup the TV, DVD and AUX mode keys to control the devices (Section B). Please refer to the code list (on separate sheet) for a list of supported brands and models. If you do not fi nd the brand of your device on the supported code list, please refer to section C for the search function or you may use section C for instructions on the learning feature of your remote control. If you have an integrated or combo unit such as a TV/DVD, each component of the unit may need to be setup separately by setting up both the TV and DVD mode keys.NOTE: The DVD and AUX mode keys can be setup with any code. The TV mode key can only be setup with TV codes.B. Manual ProgrammingUse the following steps to setup the TV, DVD or AUX mode keys:1. Power on the device you want to program and locate the 4-digit code from the code list.2. Press and hold the mode key (TV, DVD, or AUX) and while holding it pressed, press the OK key for one second. 3. Release both keys, all of the mode keys will fl ash then the selected mode key light will stay lit. Note: Changes or Modifications not expressly approved by the Party responsible could void the user's authority to operate this device.
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0354 0375 0407 0368 Gradiente 0251 0245 Harley Davidson 0251 Harman Kardon 0234 0254 Headquarter 0268 Hitachi 0369 0347 0303 0332 JC Penney 0225 0245 0268 0354 0369 0376 0377 0292 0303 0332 0343 0234 Jensen 0369 0303 JVC 0376 0377 0268 0234 0303 Kenwood 0268 0376 0377 0234 0303 Lloyd 0227 0251 Magnavox 0287 0329 0227 0225 0235 0292 Magnin 0354 Marantz 0287 0268 0376 0377 0289 0292 0339 0234 Memorex 0287 0245 0268 0304 0310 0329 0354 0226 0227 0337 0248 0251 0292 MGA 0290 0254 Minolta 0369 0332 Mitsubishi 0290 0298 0369 0376 0377 0295 0254 Montgomery Ward 0226 0300 Motorola 0226 0292 Multitech 0227 0354 0251 0278 0356 NEC 0268 0376 0377 0289 0301 0302 0303 0234 0249 Optimus 0239 0354 0363 0245 0361 0381 0226 Optonica 0354 0300 Orion 0256 0310 Panasonic 0363 0381 0373 0225 0292 Penney 0227 0251 Pentax 0369 0332 Pentax Research 0234 Philco 0287 0225 0235 0292 Philips 0287 0344 0345 0371 0378 0383 0292 Philips-Magnavox 0287 0288 0226 Pioneer 0305 0369 0376 0377 1084 0343 Polaroid 0949 Portland 0242 0244 Proscan 0225 0308 Pulsar 0329 Quarter 0268 Quartz 0268 Quasar 0363 0225 0381 0292 RadioShack 0225 0226 0227 0239 0245 0268 0342 0354 0361 0363 0248 0251 0254 0274 0292 0300 0337 RCA 0225 0245 0308 0309 0311 0312 0313 0314 0315 0316 0335 0354 0369 0228 0278 0292 0332 Realistic 0225 0226 0227 0245 0268 0354 0361 0363 0248 0251 0254 0274 0292 0300 0337 Ricoh 0353 Runco 0329 Samsung 0354 0240 0369 0230 0337 Sanky 0226 0329 Sansui 0376 0377 0394 0256 0967 0303 Sanyo 0232 0304 0354 0248 Scott 0240 0250 0257 0290 0341 0237 0263 Sears 0363 0245 0268 0287 0369 0456 0248 0273 0274 0292 0332 0343 Sharp 0360 0361 0227 0242 0254 0300 Shintom 0229 0353 0369 0356 0357 Signature 0227 Singer 0292 0356 Sony 0379 0324 0229 0323 0353 0372 0364 0365 0366 0380 STS 0369 0292 0332 Sylvania 0227 0287 0290 0225 0456 0251 0292 0236 0458 1106 Symphonic 0227 0236 0456 0251 Tandy 0227 0268 Tatung 0303 Teac 0227 0251 0303 Technics 0292 Teknika 0227 0245 0325 0251 0292 Thomas 1071 Tivo 0371 0372 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0799 0833 0834 0843 Toshiba 1089 1090 Zenith 0787 TUNER (HTIB) Koss 0415 AMPLIFIER Aiwa 0839 0860 Carver 0825 Citizen 0826 Denon 0803 0852 Fisher 0814 0821 GE 0870 Goldstar 0766 Harman Kardon 0804 Hitachi 0768 JVC 0790 Kenwood 0808 0869 Magnavox 0796 Marantz 0688 Nakamichi 0721 NEC 0822 Onkyo 0805 0811 0812 Optimus 0754 Panasonic 0791 0815 Pioneer 0866 0867 Proton 0448 Quasar 0810 RCA 0879 Sharp 0671 0679 0809 Sherwood 0706 Sony 0798 0799 0835 Teac 0855 0710 0807 Technic 0791 Technics 0791 0815 NAD 0743 Victor 0787 Yamaha 0802 0840 0841 0848 0849 RECEIVER/AMPLIFIER Yamaha 0840 0841 0846 0847 0848 0849 RECEIVER/TUNER Aiwa 0842 0851 0839 0860 BOSE 0672 Carver 0825 Denon 0852 0803 Harman Kardon 0804 JVC 0790 0813 Kenwood 0683 0828 0832 0869 Magnavox 0814 Marantz 0824 Mitsubishi 0877 Onkyo 0805 0811 0812 Panasonic 0810 0863 Philips 0814 0824 0825 0756 0757 Pioneer 0837 0878 0976 RCA 0717 0726 0772 0795 0827 0845 0866 0867 0875 Samsung 0454 Sansui 0705 Sherwood 0806 0859 Sony 0779 0797 0835 0836 0843 Technics 0810 0815 0863 Wards 0745 Yamaha 0846 0847 0848 0849 0767 AUDIO CASSETTE Akai 0715 Harmon/Kardon 0818 TUNER Panasonic 0736 0815 0863 Philips 0824 0825 Polaroid 1122 TUNER/CD COMBO BOSE 0774 Tandy 0020 Tashiko 0153 Tatung 0081 0198 0003 Technics 0054 Techwood 0004 0009 0054 Teknika 0031 0004 0005 0009 0051 0053 0105 0109 0170 0000 0174 0001 0008 0012 0042 Telecaption 0117 Telerent 0031 0000 0001 Tera 0004 0186 Tevion 0198 TMK 0004 0009 Toshiba 0159 0178 0109 0120 0181 0105 0049 0095 0170 0012 0117 0141 Totevision 0153 Trutech 1029 1145 1121 Universal 0052 0087 Victor 0060 Vidtech 0004 0005 0009 Viewsonic 0046 0072 1014 1144 Viking 0174 Viore 1018 Vizio 0081 1011 Wards 0031 0062 0004 0005 0009 0051 0000 0068 0075 0087 0095 0119 0052 0001 0008 0024 Westinghouse 0143 0114 1146 White Westinghouse 0100 0130 0138 0136 1008 0227 0080 Yamaha 0170 0004 0005 0009 Zenith 0121 0009 0050 0078 0091 0138 0059 0131 0038 0111 0134 0153 0064 0004 0135 0023 0039 0001 0058 HDTV Sony 0071 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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 ratio 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 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 on outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. -- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/ TV technician for help.

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