Owner`s manual

3 Repeat the process of “teaching” new commands to the

various buttons on your remote control until all front panel

commands have been learned by your remote

4 When finished, exit the programming mode by pressing

the teach ir button

You may wish to teach your remote control some of the Nº360’s special

commands (those for which there is no corresponding front panel but-

ton); in this case, you should go directly to the next section. At some

point, however, you should test all your newly “learned” commands to

ensure that they were “learned” correctly.

Teaching Other

Nº360 Commands

As mentioned above, the Nº360 has the capability to teach learning re-

mote controls special commands for which there are no front panel

counterparts. These commands can be especially helpful in solving

problems in certain kinds of custom installations.

These “hard assignment” commands in the Nº360 will place it into a

certain mode of operation regardless of its current state. For example, a

hard assignment command to enter standby will leave the Nº360 in

standby if already there, or switch it to standby if it is currently operat-

ing. This type of hard assignment command is especially helpful when

you do not necessarily know the current status of the Nº360, as might

be the case in a multi-room home entertainment system (for example).

1 Press and hold the teach ir button until “<IR CMD1” ap-

pears in the display

A momentary press of the teach ir button will, of course, simply

get you ready to teach front panel button commands, as discussed

in the last section. When you “camp on” the teach ir button in-

stead, the Nº360 will wait for a few seconds to make sure that your

press-and-hold action is quite deliberate, and then enter a teach-

ing mode for its “special” commands. If no further buttons are

pressed within approximately ten seconds, the Nº360 will “time

out” and return to normal operation.

2 press the teach ir button repeatedly until the desired com-

mand number appears in the display

The table below lists the special commands that are available for

the Nº360. In the second column are the commands numbers

used in the display to represent those special commands.