Using learning remote controls – Mark Levinson N390S User Manual
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To change between manual and timed/ automatic standby:
1. Press and hold the standby button until the display reads
MANUAL
.
2. Release the standby button and then use the previous and
next buttons to either advance or reduce the amount of time
you want to transpire between the last activity of the Nº390S
and its going into standby. You may select any number of
minutes between 1-120. You may restore normal, manual
operation by pressing previous to go “below” 1 minute, into
MANUAL
standby operation.
3. Allow the Nº390S to time out (returning the display to its nor-
mal operation).
Using Learning Remote
Controls
The Nº390S includes both an infrared receiver and an infrared
transmitter. With this capability, it can “teach” a learning remote
control any commands that might be needed for remote operation.
Specifically, the Nº390S can send all of the necessary IR commands
from its display window, enabling you to teach a learning remote
any or all of its pre-programmed commands, as well as some
optional special commands that are available to solve specific
installation-related problems.
The Nº390S has two special modes of operation into which it may
be placed in order to facilitate the “teaching” of remote control
commands to a learning remote control. The first allows you to
easily teach the commands for which there are corresponding
front panel buttons. The second allows you to teach “special”
commands to the remote control for which there are no
corresponding front panel buttons.
Teaching Nº390S Front
1. Press and hold the repeat button to enter the front panel
Panel Commands
teaching mode.
The display will show TEACH IR to indicate that the Nº390S is
ready to teach a learning remote control the infrared
commands that correspond to its front panel buttons. The
Nº390S sends infrared signals from the left side of the front
panel display. If the learning remote control seems unable to
learn IR commands, try adjusting the distance between the
left side of the front panel display and the learning remote
control.