System information

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Remote Control Modes
The remote control modes are
 On-Screen Navigator mode: Press the button to turn on
the TV interface and bring up the navigator menu.
 LCD Navigator mode: Use the system remote’s LCD window
to manage your installed Control4 sub-systems by pressing the
LCD button, which displays a menu in the LCD.
 Device-Control mode: Press the device-specific button to
control things like your DVD player or TV.
Remote Control Features
Below are explanations of some of the remote control features.
 LCD (liquid crystal display)—Provides information related to
system activity.
 LCD button—Changes the remote mode to LCD Navigator
mode, displaying the menu in the LCD.
 Off button—Turns off all A/V devices in the current room (TV,
DVD players, etc.).
 button—Puts the remote in on-screen mode and displays
the on-screen menu for the current location.
Sub-System Buttons as Shortcuts
From either the on-screen or LCD navigator mode you can
use the Radio, Music, TV, or Videos button to access these
options.
 One-Touch Action: If the devices in the current room
are off or the remote is being used in Device-Control
mode, the Radio, Music, TV, and Videos buttons
function as Quick Access buttons.
 First button press: Turns on the last source used for
that sub-system. For example, you may press the
Videos button once to turn on the DVD player.