Hama ROC8507 - Manual (Page 5)

This universal remote control (8 in 1) is compatible with most television sets, DVD players, video cassette recorders,
DVB-T receivers, amplifi ers and Hi-Fi and Home Cinema systems, as well as with most digital decoders such as
satellite or cable receivers, ADSL decoders, etc. These digital decoders are grouped together under the name STB
(Set Top Box).
This remote control was factory-programmed in order to allow you to use it immediately with most devices with
Thomson group brand names. We suggest that you thus try it out before programming it using one of the methods
in this users manual. But fi rst of all, you must install 2 batteries (AAA - LR03) in it.
Keep this manual and its related documents so that you can refer to them for new programming operations
whenever you acquire new devices.
The LCD display always shows the active mode of the remote control (TV, DVD,
etc.) and the current time. These indications will be displayed as long as the
batteries are not worn down.
Navigation keys
The navigation keys serve to scan and then select the functions on the LCD
display.
The EXIT key serves to return to normal use of the remote control. In some cases,
this return to normal is automatic.
The keys and their functions
1 Ђ - On/Standby, or Standby only, depending on the
device.
2 Mode keys – Select the device to be controlled (TV,
DVD , etc.).
3 SETUP – Programing the remote control.
4 Selecting T V channels with one or two digits
(-/-)
, Selecting a plug/external feed (AV),
choosing a macro-command (1/T V, 2/DVD,
3/STB
).
5 MENU , 5,6,4,3, OK, EXIT – Access to
the Navigation/Selection, Confi rmation menus
Exit from the menus.
6 L1, L2, L3, L4 – Additional programmable keys
(learning function).
7 Activating and using Teletext (Videotext, Fastext,
etc.).
8 Playing a disc or cassette.
9 Volume control, Mute ( ), Change TV channel/
station, Display in 16 : 9.
10 Turns on the MACRO mode (sequence of automatic
commands).
11 LCD display
a remote control mode (TV, DVD, etc.),
b day, date, (press SETUP),
c hour, date or code of the device controlled, (press
SETUP
or the mode key),
d shows transmission to the device,
e SET is displayed when the remote control is in
programming mode.
f Sleep timer is programmed
g is displayed when a Timer is programmed
h Time format AM (morning) / PM (afternoon) when
the time is set in the 12Hr mode. Not shown when in
the 24Hr mode.
Note : The mode keys are pre-set for the devices indicated
by their icons (TV for a TV set, DVD for a DVD player, etc.).
Your remote control allows you to assign to each key a
diff erent mode from the one indicated on it for all of the
mode keys except the TV key (e.g., DVD-HDD recorder to
the VCR key, etc).
Start set-up
The fi rst time you install the batteries, instructions will
appear in English (SET USING...KEY). Press OK to display
LANGUAGE? ENGLISH
then select one of the 7 languages
using the 56 keys and press OK. CONFIRM xxxx
(depending on the language selected) is displayed Press
OK >
SUCCESS is briefl y displayed, then CODE SET UP.
When CODE SET UP is displayed, you will have a few
seconds to set up the codes for the devices you would
like to control with your ROC 8507. Refer to stage 3 of
the A, B, C, D programming methods to continue the
programming procedure.
Note
: TIMEOUT appears when you have exceeded the
allotted time for an operation.
Programming the remote control
The SETUP key is used for programming or to access
the secondary functions such as, for example,
adjusting brightness or contrast on certain TV sets, etc.
Programming is required if you wish to control devices of
other brands than Thomson.
Access to the secondary functions
Briefl y press the SETUP key once. The date will show
on the screen. Then press the desired secondary
function key. The remote control will exit this mode
30 seconds after a key is last pressed or if you press the
EXIT
key.
Programming the remote control
Hold down the SETUP key until CODE SETUP appears
on the display. If you see SET on the right side of
the display, this confirms that the remote control
is being programmed. Pressing SETUP repeatedly
then allows you to scroll through the settings
options in the order given below. You may exit the
programming mode by pressing the EXIT key or by
navigating up to the exit option and confirming by
pressing OK.
CODE SETUP - Allows you to access one of the
4 programming modes using the OK key.
You may thus choose to scroll through the list of codes,
enter a code, launch a code search or enter a code based
on the brand of the equipment to be controlled (the
code booklet comes separately).
SYSTEM SETUP - Allows you to access settings for time,
date, volume, etc. using the OK key.
TIMER SETUP - Allows you to access the Timer settings
using the OK key.
LEARN SETUP - Allows you to access the learning function
of the keys using the OK key.
MACRO SETUP - Consists of defi ning the sequences of
automatic commands. Each sequence is made up of
commands involving several keys (10 keys maximum).
HOME CINEMA SETUP - The Home Cinema mode is
considered to be a «virtual mode» that uses up to 5
groups of keys per mode. By means of this function,
users can see all of the keys and devices they most often
use regrouped under a single «Virtual mode». (See Home
Cinema fucntion, Page 6).
EXIT SETUP - Allows you to exit the programming mode
using the OK key.
Note 1 : After 15 seconds of inactivity, the remote control
exits the programming mode.
Note 2 : If the remote control is searching for a code or
awaiting information, PLEASE WAIT is displayed.
OK
EXIT
2
GB
Replacing the batteries : The settings for the time, day and date, and the macros are erased while the batteries are
replaced. Other settings entered will be preserved.