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Model : Multimedia Remote Control

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Quick, Clean & Easy Setup www.philips.com/urc SRM5100_Def 31-05-2007 16:43 Pagina 1Your Remote Control Congratulations on your purchase and welcome to Philips! To fully benefit from the support that Philips offers, register your product at www.philips.com/welcome SRM5100_Def 31-05-2007 16:43 Pagina 21

Congratulations on your purchase of the Philips SRM 5100 universal remote control. After installing the remote control you can operate a maximum of 4 different devices with it:Windows Vista

based PC,TV (TV, LCD TV, plasma TV, projector, HD TV), STB (Set Top Box, satellite or cable decoder, digital terrestrial receiver / decoder) and AMP (amplifier, receiver, Home Theatre System).You can find information about how to prepare this remote control for use in the chapter ‘Installing the remote control’.

2. Installing the remote control

Connecting the receiver (for PC only)

  • Plug the receiver USB connector into one of the PC’s / laptop’s USB ports. – A green LED lights up, indicating that the receiver is deriving its power from the PC / laptop. – A red LED lights up.The PC / laptop is now looking for the driver. As soon as the driver is found the red LED goes out.The receiver is now ready for use. Inserting the batteries in the remote control 1 Press the cover inwards and slide it in the direction of the arrow. 2 Place two AAA type batteries into the battery compartment as shown. 3 Slide the cover back and click it firmly into place. Note: If, after every key press, all indicator LEDs (PC,TV, STB and AMP) light up and then go out one after another, the remote control is indicating that its batteries are running low. Replace the batteries.

Instructions for use English SRM5100_Def 31-05-2007 16:43 Pagina 4Instructions for use English

Testing the remote control The remote control has been programmed to operate all Windows Vista

based PCs and most Philips devices (TV, STB and AMP). Because the SRM 5100 may use different signals for each brand and even for different models of the same brand, it is advisable to test whether your device responds to the SRM 5100.

There is no need to select PC mode first; the remote control is set to PC mode by default. Make sure your PC runs on Windows Vista

1 Turn on your PC. 2 Aim the remote control at the receiver and check if the PC reacts on the remote control commands.

  • If the PC does not respond to key commands, check that the batteries are properly inserted and the USB connector is properly plugged into the PC / laptop USB port. See ‘Setting the remote control’. Other devices (TV, STB and AMP) The example below (TV - TV, LCD TV, plasma TV, projector, HD TV) instructs you how to do this.You can repeat the same steps for other devices (STB and AMP) which you want to operate using the SRM 5100. Example of TV: 1 Turn your TV on manually or use the original remote control. Tune to channel 1. 2 Press the MODE key to select TV. Press the key until the TV LED lights up. – The LED lights up for 10 seconds and then goes out.
  • If the LED does not light up, check whether the batteries are properly inserted. See ‘Setting the remote control’. 3 Check whether all keys are working. For an overview of the keys and their functions see ‘3. Keys and functions’. – If the TV responds as it should to all of the key commands the SRM 5100 is ready TV.
  • If the device does not respond at all or not to all of the key commands, follow the instructions under ‘Setting the remote control’, or for online setup go to: www.philips.com/urc Setting the remote control There is no need to set up the remote control for use with your Windows Vista

based PC. For operating other devices set up is only necessary if the device (TV, STB and AMP) does not respond to the SRM 5100. If that is the case, the SRM 5100 does not recognize the brand and / or model of your device and you need to program the remote control to do so. The example below (TV - TV, LCD TV, plasma TV, projector, HD TV) instructs you how to do this.You can repeat the same steps for other devices (STB and AMP) which you want to operate using the SRM 5100. SRM5100_Def 31-05-2007 16:43 Pagina 5Note:The third mode (STB) can be used either for operating your Set Top Box, satellite or cable decoder or digital terrestrial receiver / decoder. The fourth mode (AMP) can be used either for operating your amplifier, receiver or Home Theatre System. Automatically setting the remote control The remote control will now automatically search for the right code for your device. Example of TV (TV, LCD TV, plasma TV, projector, HD TV): 1 Make sure the TV is switched on and select a channel using the original remote control or the keys on the TV (for example channel 1). The SRM 5100 emits the ‘switch TV to standby’ signal for all models of TV that are stored in the memory. 2 Press the MODE key to select TV. Press the key until the TV LED lights up. – The LED lights up for 10 seconds and then goes out. 3 Then keep keys 1 and 3 pressed simultaneously for three seconds until the TV LED flashes twice and then remains lit. 4 Press the SRM 5100 Standby (y) key. – The TV LED goes out and the SRM 5100 now starts emitting all known ‘switch TV to standby’ signals, one by one. Each time a code is sent, the TV LED lights up. 5 When your TV switches to standby, immediately press the SRM 5100 Standby (y) key to stop the auto-search. – The TV LED blinks twice and then goes out.The SRM 5100 has now found a code that works on your TV. 6 Check if you can operate all functions on your TV with the SRM 5100.

  • If this is not the case, you can redo the automatic setting. The SRM 5100 will then search for a code that works better. – After the SRM 5100 has run through all the known codes, the search will stop automatically and the TV LED will stop flashing. – Automatic programming of a TV takes a maximum of 5 minutes. For STB and AMP this time is 2 minutes.

Instructions for use English SRM5100_Def 31-05-2007 16:43 Pagina 6Manually setting the remote control Example of TV (TV, LCD TV, plasma TV, projector, HD TV): 1 Turn on the TV manually or use the original remote control. Tune in to channel 1. 2 Look up the brand of your TV in the code list at the back of this manual. One or more four- figure codes are shown for each brand. Note the first code. Be careful! There are separate tables for TV, STB and AMP. On our website www.philips.com/urc you can directly select your device typenumber to find the right code. Make sure you use the codes from the correct table. 3 Press the MODE key to select TV. Press the key until the TV LED lights up. – The LED lights up for 10 seconds and then goes out. 4 Keep keys 1 and 3 pressed simultaneously for three seconds until the TV LED flashes twice and then remains lit. 5 Then enter the code noted in step 2 using the digit keys. – The TV LED key will now flash twice. If the LED flashes once for an extended period, the code has not been entered properly or the wrong code has been entered. Start again from step 2. 6 Point the SRM 5100 at the TV and check that it responds as it should. – If the TV responds to all of the key commands, the SRM 5100 is ready for use. Do not forget to note your code.

  • If the device does not respond at all, or not to all of the key commands, start again from step 2 and try the next code from the list.

Instructions for use English SRM5100_Def 31-05-2007 16:43 Pagina 73. Keys and functions The illustrations on page 3 gives an overview of all keys and their functions. Remote control

Media Center. - selects AM radio (AMP). # Digit keys........................- direct choice of channels and other functions (TV, STB, AMP). - text entry (PC, Media Center). $ ............................................- text entry (PC, Media Center). - selects between one- and two-figure channel numbers (TV, STB). % CLEAR ............................deletes text during text entry (PC, Media Center). ^ Red, green, yellow, blue keys.......- red, green, yellow and blue teletext keys (PC, Media Center,TV, STB). - red: switches surround mode on / off (AMP). - green: selects surround modes (AMP). - yellow: switches DSP (Digital Signal Processor) on / off (AMP). - blue: selects DSP (Digital Signal Processor) modes (AMP). & .........................................switches teletext on / off.

.......................................- selects a previous or next channel (PC, Media Center,TV, STB). - selects a previous or next preset channel (AMP). £ i ..............................................- displays on-screen channel information (TV, STB, AMP). - provides information for the focus point. An icon indicates your position in the menu (PC, Media Center). Receiver 1 Green LED ..................lights up when the receiver is deriving its power from the PC / laptop. 2 USB connector.........connects to the USB port of your Windows Vista

based PC / laptop. 3 Red LED ........................- lights up when the PC / laptop starts looking for the driver.The LED goes out as soon as the driver is found. - lights up when the receiver receives a signal from the remote control. If the device does not respond at all, or not to all of the key commands, follow the instructions under ‘Setting the remote control’. It is possible that you must enter another code for the device.

4. Extra possibilities

Learn a key If you miss certain functions from your original remote control on the SRM 5100, the SRM 5100 can learn these functions from the original remote control.You can store a function under any of the available keys of the SRM 5100, except

and MODE. Please, note that any function already stored under a key will be deleted. Microsoft,Windows,Windows Logo, and Windows Vista are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Example of TV (TV, LCD TV, plasma TV, projector, HD TV): Make sure you have the original TV remote control at hand. 1 Place both remote controls on a flat surface (like a coffee table) and aim them head-to- head with about 5 - 10 cm in between. 2 Press the MODE key to select TV. Press the key until the TV LED lights up. – The LED lights up for 10 seconds and then goes out.

Instructions for use English SRM5100_Def 31-05-2007 16:43 Pagina 93 Keep keys 1 and 6 pressed simultaneously for three seconds until the TV LED flashes twice and then remains lit. 4 Press keys 9, 9 and 8 in that order. – The TV LED blinks twice and then remains lit. 5 Press the target key on the SRM 5100. 6 Press and hold the key you want to copy on the original remote control. Keep the key pressed until the TV LED goes out and then blinks twice. – The signal is now stored in the remote control memory. – If the LED blinks once for a longer period, the IR signal is not learned by the SRM 5100. Please, try a few times and make sure the remote controls are aligned as described in step 3. If the SRM 5100 cannot learn the code after several times trying, it is possible that: – The IR signal of your original device is out of range (the SRM 5100 can only learn IR signals with a carrier signal of 30-60kHz). – The memory of the SRM 5100 is full. – The SRM 5100 stopped the learning process after 20 seconds for no IR signals were found. Check if your original remote control is working correctly. Adding a function to the remote control If you want to add a function to the SRM 5100, you can contact the Philips service line for Universal Remote Control to ask for the 5-figure code for the extra function. Assigning the volume control to another mode (Volume control punch through) In most home entertainment systems, the volume is controlled by one device only (usually TV or amplifier).This means that you always have to switch to TV or AMP mode to adjust the volume of an other device. The ‘Volume control punch through’ feature enables you to set the remote control’s -

and keys to also adjust the sound of other devices in your system, even those that do not have a volume control of their own.

Instructions for use English SRM5100_Def 31-05-2007 16:43 Pagina 10Example: In STB mode you want to operate the amplifier/receiver volume control 1 Keep keys 1 and 6 on the SRM 5100 pressed simultaneously for three seconds, until the STB LED flashes twice and then remains lit. 2 Press keys 9, 9 and 3 in that order. – The STB LED flashes twice and then remains lit. 3 Press the MODE key to select STB. Press the key until the STB LED lights up. 4 Press the OK key. 5 Press the MODE key to select AMP. Press the key until the AMP LED lights up. 6 Press the OK key. – The AMP LED flashes twice to confirm the new setup.You can now use the AMP volume controls in STB mode. Restoring the original functions of your remote control

Keep keys 1 and 6 on the SRM 5100 pressed simultaneously for three seconds, until one of the LEDs (PC,TV, STB, AMP) lights up. 2 Press keys 9, 8 and 1, in that order. – The LED flashes twice. All original functions have now been restored and any extra functions have been deleted.

Instructions for use English Problem The PC does not respond to remote control commands. After every key press, all indicator LEDs (PC,TV, STB and AMP) light up and then go out one after another. The indicator LED blinks once for a longer period and the remote control goes to standby mode. The remote control stops transmitting, the indicator LED goes out and the remote control goes to standby mode. The device you want to operate does not respond and its LED (PC, TV, STB, AMP) does not flash when you press a key. The device you want to operate does not respond but its LED (PC, TV, STB, AMP) does flash when a key is pressed. The SRM 5100 does not respond properly to commands. Solution Check that the batteries are properly inserted in the remote control and the USB connector is properly plugged into the PC / laptop USB port. See ‘Installing the remote control’. The remote control is indicating that its batteries are running low. Replace the old batteries with new AAA batteries. No key is pressed for 20 seconds. Press any key to re-activate the remote control. Battery power is low. Replace the old batteries with new AAA batteries. A key is pressed for more than 30 seconds. Release the (stuck) key. When learning a key: the remote control memory is full. Restore the original functions of the remote control in order to create memory space. See ‘Restoring the original functions of your remote control’. Replace the old batteries with new AAA batteries. Point the SRM 5100 at the device and make sure that there are no obstructions between the SRM 5100 and the device. Maybe you are using the wrong code.Try programming the SRM 5100 again using another code, which is mentioned under the brand of your device, or reset for automatic search to find the right code. If the device still does not respond, call our helpline. SRM5100_Def 31-05-2007 16:43 Pagina 12Problem None of the codes works during manual setting of the remote control. The Teletext keys do not work. You have difficulties operating all of the functions on your device. Your brand of device is not in the code list. Solution If that is the case, follow the instructions under ‘Automatically setting the remote control’. Find out whether your TV is equipped with Teletext. Maybe the SRM 5100 has to be adapted to the model of the device. Call our helpline for details. Try to set the SRM 5100 automatically. See ‘Automatically setting the remote control’.

Instructions for use English

If you have any questions about the SRM 5100, you can always contact us. You will find our contact details after the code list at the back of this manual. Read this manual carefully before you make a call.You can solve most of the problems yourself. If you cannot find any answers to your problems, write down the details of your device shown in the code list at the back of this manual.This will help our operators to assist you better and more quickly. Look up the numbers of the models in the instructions accompanying the device or on the back of your device.When you call our helpline, make sure the device is to hand so that our operators can help you determine whether your remote control is working properly. The model number of your Philips universal remote control is SRM 5100. Date of purchase: ......../......../........ (day/month/year) SRM5100_Def 31-05-2007 16:43 Pagina 13Sommaire