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Set up Component buttons as
Automated Activity Macros
Each Component button can be set up to
send a series of commands to any or all of
the components that you already set up.
Our favorite macro is turning the DVD button
into a “Watch a Loud Movie” command, so
that you can press one button to turn on the
DVD, TV and Audio system. Then all you
have to do is put in the DVD, hit play, and
turn up the volume. No more juggling
multiple remotes and trying to remember all
the commands.
Here’s how you can set that up.
STEP 1: Write down the sequence of events
you desire on a piece of paper. For instance:
Turn off Cable/Sat, Turn on TV, Set TV Input
to DVD, Turn on DVD, Turn on AUD, set AUD
Input to DVD. (Your steps may vary up to a
maximum of 20 activities). You might want to
do a dry run to make sure you have all the
activities in order.
STEP 2: Press and hold the DVD Component
button.
STEP 3: Press and hold the [MUTE] button
until the DVD Component light turns on.
STEP 4: Input all steps of the actions that
you wrote down in step one. For instance,
press Cable/Sat, press power off, press TV,
press power on, change TV input to DVD,
press AUD, press power on, etc.
TV input button not working right? You may
want to teach your new WR7 remote from
your TV remote. See page 14 for the
Learning Method.
STEP 5: Save your work. After you have input
your commands, Press the CHANNEL UP [CH
5
]
button to store this series of commands as an
automated activity macro. The [DVD] Component
light will blink three times to confirm the set-up.
You can use this same method to input multiple
commands to any of the Component buttons.
For instance, you can set up the CD button to
turn on both the CD player and the AUDIO
system, or use the AUX to turn onyour PS2 and
the TV.
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