RC572 - Remote control VINCENT - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL RC572 VINCENT

Contents Contents Important instructions Declarations Included in delivery Batteries Parts description Basic settings Main page „HOME“ Basic operation Setting up the remote control for your devices Copy original infrared functions to device keys and function keys Create macros Check memory status and firmware version Calculator Technical Specifications

Vincent IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS Cleaning Clean the product in avoidance of abrasives, solvents, thinners, flammable che- micals, polishes and other clea- ning products that leave stains. Use of batteries Please take special note of the instructions in the chapter “Batteries”. Old electronic equipment This appliance is subject to the conditions set out in the European Directive 2002/ 96/EC. This is identified by the symbol of a crossed out waste bin on the appliance. What this means for you as a con- sumer: All old electrical and elec- tronic equipment that is no longer used must be disposed of separa- tely from domestic waste using Leave maintenance work to qualified professionals. Take care that the device does not come in contact with liquids, moisture, rain or water vapour. Never expose the appliance to high temperatures (direct sunshine) or strong vibration. places provided by the authorities. By doing so you can prevent da- mage to the environment and help to encourage manufacturers to produ- ce more durable or reusable pro- ducts. For further information about disposing your old appliance, plea- se consult your local authority, waste disposal agency or the shop where you bought the product. CE sign This appliance complies with the current EU directives about attaining the CE mark and thus meets the requirements for electrical and electronic equipment (EMC re- gulations).Vincent

Although the included software on the CD-ROM has been designed carefully, you use it at your own risk. Vincent is not liable for any damage or loss of data possibly caused by the use of it. Vincent works continually to improve and develop its products. Therefore, the appearance and technical design of the appliance are subject to changes, as long as they are in the interest of progress. The content of these instructions is for informati- on purposes only. It can be changed at any time without prior notice and does not constitute any obligation on the part of the trademark’s ow- ner. The latter assumes no responsi- bility or liability for errors or inaccu- racies, which may be included in these operating instructions. This document is a product of Sintron Vertriebs GmbH, 76473 Iffezheim and may not be copied or distributed partly or in full without express, written consent. Vincent is a registered trademark of Sintron Vertriebs GmbH, 76473 Iffezheim. Please check the contents of the packaging, which should also contain the following acces- sories:

• 1 CD-ROM with the program “PC Link”

• this manual46 Vincent The battery status indicator in the top right corner of the display gives you an idea about the battery charge status. When the batteries are running low, this symbol flashes. The unit functions will be locked until fresh batteries are installed. Replace the batteries as soon as possible to ensure perfect performance. The remote control retains all data when bat- teries have run out or while you replace them. Installing Batteries

1. Open and remove the battery compartment cover by applying light

pressure on the point labelled “OPEN” and sliding the cover in the arrow direction.

2. If necessary, remove used up batteries and insert 3 AAA batteries

matching the polarity as indicated on the bottom of the battery compartment.

3. Close the battery compartment cover.

BATTERIES The batteries must be inserted correctly taking note of the polarity, which is marked in the inside of the battery com- partment. In order to make full use of the batteries’ lifetime, do not mix new and used batteries. Make sure that you insert batteries of the same type. Some batteries are rechargeable, others are not however. Take note of the precautions and instructions that are included on all batteries. Remove the batteries if the remote control is not going to be used for a long time. Under no circumstances must batteries be short-circuited, taken apart or heated up. For environmental reasons, used batteries should be disposed of in accordance with local environmental regulations and not put with domestic waste. Use only AAA (LR3) size batteries.Vincent

1. Infrared receiver

and transmitter One infrared receiver and one infrared transmitter diode are si- tuated behind the shaded window.

2. Ambient light sensor

This sensor decides whether the backlight of the display should be switched on or not. PARTS DESCRIPTION Side View Front View Rear View

The stylus gives your touchscreen commands more precision, espe- cially with small keys.

4. Display with touchscreen

This LC display shows device key pages as well as the function keys of the device you want to control.48 Vincent

5. USB B mini socket

At this port a PC can be connec- ted and used to set up the remo- te control set.

6. Key “Previous page “

Go back to the previous page of either the device selection keys or the function keys.

Go to the next page of either the device selection keys or the func- tion keys.

For every infrared controllable device you can assign an indivi- dual function to this key.

For every infrared controllable device you can assign an indivi- dual function to this key. PARTS DESCRIPTION

For every infrared controllable device you can assign an indivi- dual function to this key.

For every infrared controllable device you can assign an indivi- dual function to this key.

For every infrared controllable device you can assign an indivi- dual function to this key.

13. Battery Compartment

This housing contains the batte- ries and the Reset key (14).

14. Reset key (under the

battery compartment lid) With this key you can restart the remote control.Vincent

BASIC SETTINGS Set the display text language Maybe you want to change the language of the display text. Among others, you can choose between English, German (Deutsch) and Spanish (Español).

1. On the HOME page (if this is not

currently displayed, touch the house symbol ) type MENU

then SETTING , followed by LAN- GUAGE

2. Now choose one of the listed

languages by touching its desi- gnation.

3. By choosing the key

the setting takes effect.

4. Alternatively touch the key

to return to the HOME page without any changes.50 Vincent Calibrate the touchscreen You may see some variance in the responsiveness and accuracy of the touchscreen when using it in cold and hot environments. The setting de- scribed here is sometimes necessary at first use of the remote control and may be necessary again at a later time. You should calibrate the screen if

• a precise touch to one key area provokes no reaction

• an input is only accepted when actuated with unusual high pressure to the display

• the area next to a key must be pressed to execute its command. In the following please use the provided stylus (3) and proceed as descri- bed:

2. Follow the instructions on screen

by touching the corner of the sym- bols “ “ and “ “.

3. If no input is made, the display

switches off and returns to the HOME page after several seconds without any changes taking effect.Vincent

Restore the pre-programming At any time you can recover the device control functions for all devices this remote control comes pre-programmed with. All other devices that have been added by the user will not be deleted in the process.

1. On the HOME page type the fol-

lowing key sequence MENU

PRE-LOAD and PRE-SET

ALL . In the display appears “Processing… Please wait for a few minutes”. Anyway, a few seconds later the process of loading from the database should be finished. To restore the exact factory pre-programming you have to delete all devi- ce keys on all HOME pages before executing the described actions (see section “Setting up the remote control for your devices”).52 Vincent Settings of the LC display

Brightness: Keep the slider “IN- TENSITY” touched and move it to the right (increase brightness of the backlight) or the left (decrease brightness of the backlight). Release the slider when the desired setting has been reached.

Backlight behaviour: Touch one of the two areas in the middle of the screen to set the behaviour of the backlight. When Active at anyti-

is chosen, the backlight is al- ways activated for some seconds after the display gets touched. The alternative option Active in dark room makes the display backlight available only for environments where the sensor (2) measures low light intensity.

Contrast: Keep the slider “LCD CONTRAST” touched and move it to the right (increase contrast of the display) or the left (decrease brightness of the display). Release the slider when the desi- red setting has been reached.

Beep on/off: Touch the upper key KEYTONE ON , if you want every valid input to be confirmed with a beep. Otherwise touch the lower key KEYTONE OFF to make the remote control silent.

Volume of the beep: Keep the sli- der “SOUND LEVEL” touched and move it to the right (increase volu- me level of the beep) or the left (decrease volume level of the beep). Release the slider when the desired setting has been rea- ched.

4. Confirm the settings with

use the key to return to the main page without settings.54 Vincent Restart the remote control (Reset) If the remote control set should completely stop reacting to touch com- mands (e.g. as an effect to unauthorized manipulation of the file structu- re via USB) you can restart the firmware of this unit.

1. Open the battery compartment cover.

2. Use a thin object (e.g. a paper clip) to press the key located deep inside

the hole (14) near the marking RESET in the battery compartment. Please note that you can not use the stylus (3) for this purpose!Vincent

The heading title bar appears on almost all pages to show what (sub-) page you have entered. If for some seconds no input is given the display switches off and at the next touch to the display surface returns to the main HOME page. The HOME pages shows in its middle area the device keys, one key for the main MENU and one key for the MACRO list. On the first of the HOME pages up to 8 device keys can be displayed. All other device keys are located on the other pages. You can browse all HOME pages using the page selection keys (6)(7). In the title bar the device page number is dis- played (P1, P2, …). The key MACRO provides access to the list of macros that have been pro- grammed by the user before (see section “Create macros”). A touch to the key MENU presents the main menu where you can take all actions necessary to change global settings, edit macros, copy device infra- red control functions or edit the function key page layout. A mathematical calculator and a memory status page are also available via this menu.56 Vincent

BASIC OPERATION Point the front of the remote control directly at the front of the appliance, making sure there are no objects between the remote control and the appliance. The distance between the remote control and the appliance should not be more than 7 m, as the reliability of the remote control is affected beyond this range. Make sure that you do not point the remote control at an elevated angle to the appliance, as beyond an angle of ±30° to the centre axis the appliance may not respond well to the remo- te control.

I. On the HOME page use the page selection keys (6)(7), if

necessary. The page number is displayed in the title bar.

II. Choose a device key. If an infrared command has bee as-

signed to this key, the associated infrared signal is sent now.

III. Choose the function key (e.g. “on/off”), the corresponding

infrared signal is transmitted.

IV. The infrared transmitter symbol appears in the title bar

of the display. Please note: If a function key has not been programmed with an infrared command yet, it is displayed in half tone (dim, greyed). A touch to this key then has no effect.

V. If the desired function key is located on one of the other

function key pages, you can browse the pages using one of the page selection keys (6)(7).

VII. Press the HOME key to return to the device selection.

MACRO . If not a single macro has been defined before, the list is empty (see section “Create macros”).

macro. The programmed sequence of infrared commands is transmitted. Macros (example)Vincent

Delete all unused pre- programmed devices

1. On the HOME page select

MENU , the EDIT , followed by FORMAT & LABELLING . Now choose EDIT DEVICE

2. Switch to the page that contains

the desired device key using the page selection keys (6)(7).

3. Touch the desired device key. A

pop-up menu opens offering addi- tional commands. Choose DEL and confirm with YES . Should you accidentally have chosen the wrong device key, you can leave the pop-up menu pressing EXIT

When you use the remote control for the first time, it is program- med for all Vincent devices avai- lable until august 2008. To set up the remote control for your devi- ces you only need to delete all device keys of devices you don’t own and add new device keys for all non-Vincent devices.

4. Repeat steps (2) and (3) until all

device keys that you don’t want to use are deleted.

5. Return to the HOME page with

the key . COPY RENAMEINSERTAPPEND MOVE DEL EXITAlso possible with PC Link !60 Vincent Add new device controls from the internal database The most convenient way to add remote control functions for one of your devices to this remote controller is loading the corresponding data set from the database. All Vincent devices that had been released before August 2008 are supported. All devices that are not supported must be added manually and every function key must learn its command from the original remote control set. That will be described after the current section.Vincent

PRE-LOAD and PRE-CODE

Now you see the list of device categories.

2. Choose the category of the devi-

ce you are adding controls for (e.g. TV). For a Vincent device select “HIFI”.

3. From the following list, select the

brand of your device (e.g. “Vincent”). Now you can see a certain number of code numbers or, in the case of Vincent devices, some device designations.

4. Choose the appropriate designa-

tion in case of a Vincent device (note: SAVCX stands for SAVC1, SAVC2 etc.), otherwise select the first code number in the list (e.g. “016”). Now the first function key page of this data set ap- pears. For any non-Vincent device try some of the function keys on your device. If necessary, use the page selection keys (6)(7).

5. If your device reacts properly to

the infrared commands, confirm the selection with

6. If your device does not react to

the infrared commands, press the key and choose the next code number. Once again, try some of the functions on your device. Re- peat this until you found the cor- rect code number or tested every one of them. The key returns to the main page. If your device does not react with any of the codes, you must add and pro- gram the controls manually with the help of the original remote control set.62 Vincent Add and edit a new device key If your device is not supported in the database you have the option of creating the display pages yourself and of copying original remote com- mands to self defined function keys. Add a new device key to the HOME page: (A) You can create a new device key with an associated function key page. Each HOME page can carry up to 8 device keys. Also possible with PC Link !Vincent

a) In case you want the new device key to be appended to the exi- sting ones: On the HOME page select MENU , then EDIT , followed

FORMAT & LABELLING and EDIT DEVICE . Now touch the key ADD DEVICE from the bottom row. One new device key is ins- erted to the first empty place on the HOME pages. b) In case you want the new key to be inserted to a certain place: On the HOME page select MENU , then EDIT , followed by FORMAT & LABELLING and EDIT DEVICE . Now touch one of the device keys neighbouring the desired position. Subsequently, either press INSERT (will insert directly before the current device key) or APPEND (will insert direct- ly following the current device key). These actions are only pos- sible if there is at least one empty place for a device key on the page. The function key pages of the new created device are empty. A touch on the key EXIT leaves the pop-up menu. (B) You can spare yourself many steps, if you create a device by loading a similar one (of the same category, e.g. TV) from the database as described in the previous section, then edit the function key pages.64 Vincent Clone, rename, move or delete a device key COPY RENAME INSERT APPEND MOVE DEL EXIT On the HOME page select MENU, then EDIT, followed by FORMAT & LABELLING and EDIT DEVICE. If necessary use the page selection keys (6)(7) and touch the desired device key. A text menu opens offe- ring the following options: (A) Clone a device key: The option COPY adds a new device key to the first empty place on all pages. That new key represents an exact copy of the selected device key (including the function key page properties and infrared commands). (B) Rename a device key: A touch to the option RENAME opens a page that shows on top the current device key name or the symbol. In the middle there is a keypad with letters and the numbers 0..9. Below there are some selection keys. The key deletes the last character. The key is used to start the second line. The keys SYMBOL and LET- TER allow you to switch between the two keypads for basic charac- ters and special characters. There is nor way to add GermanVincent

umlauts. The key SMALL switches to small character size, the key LARGE switches to a bigger cha- racter size. The key Space is used to add a whitespace character. The key Cap (Caps, also: Shift) switches between capital letters and lower case letters. A maxi- mum of 8 characters can be assigned in two rows (including the invisible NEWLINE character). The key SAVE ends the process. (C) Add a device key: INSERT places a new device key directly before the current device key (if there is at least one empty place on the page) and moves all other device keys in a correspon- ding way. APPEND adds a new device key as well but places it after the current one. You can quit the menu with the key EXIT

(D) Move a device key: The option MOVE makes arrow symbols appear on top. Use them to move the device key to a diffe- rent, empty place on the same page and press

to drop it there. The key EXIT returns to the device list without changes. If the device key is to be moved to a different HOME page, use the page selection keys (6)(7) instead of the arrow keys. (E) Delete a device key: If you select the entry DEL and confirm with YES , the current device key is removed from the list. You can abort this action and return to the device list by pres- sing

(F) Leave the sub menu: EXIT has the effect of returning to the device list. You can edit one of the other device keys from there or return to the HOME pages using the key.66 Vincent Edit the function key page RENAME KEY SIZE/SHAPE MOVE DEL EXIT On the HOME page select MENU, then EDIT, followed by FORMAT & LABELLING and EDIT DEVICE KEY. Choose the device the function keys of which you want to edit. Now you have the following options: (A) Delete a function key: On all function key pages (acces-sible through the page selectionkeys (6)(7)), touch every functionkey that you don’t need, choose DEL from the pop-up menu andconfirm with YES

(B) Rename a function key: Touch the desired function kley.After you selected RENAME page opens that shows on topthe current function key name ora symbol. In the middle there is akeypad with letters and the num-bers 0..9. Below there are someselection keys. The key deletesAlso possible with PC Link !Vincent

the last character. The key is used to start the second line. The keys SYMBOL and LETTER allow you to switch between the two keypads for basic characters and special characters. There is nor way to add German umlauts. The key SMALL switches to small cha- racter size, the key LARGE swit- ches to a bigger character size. The key Space is used to add a whitespace character. The key Cap (Caps, also: Shift) switches between capital letters and lower case letters. Depending on the size and shape of the key a defi- ned maximum number of charac- ters can be assigned over two lines. It is possible to exchange the text designation with a sym- bol by choosing the key SYMBOL , browsing with the page selection keys (6)(7) and choo- sing one of the symbols. The key SAVE ends the process. (C) Move a function key: Touch the desired function key. If you select MOVE , arrow symbols appear. Use them to move the function key to a different, empty place on the same page and press

to drop it there. Note that function keys must not touch each other or overlap. The key EXIT returns to the function key page without changes. If the func- tion key is to be moved to a diffe- rent page, use the page selection keys (6)(7) instead of the arrow keys. (D) Change shape/size of a function key: Select the desired function key. When you touch the option KEY SIZE/SHAPE you have the choice between 3 different key shapes (circle/ellipse, rectangle, arrow key pad). Only the three of them are available. After you selected one you see a preview of the key area that you can resize now by touching the surrounding area (where the bottom right corner will be placed). In addition to that you can use the arrow keys on screen to move the key on the page. Use the page selection keys (6)(7) to move the key to another function key page. Press

to save the design or EXIT

quit this action.68 Vincent Edit the function key page INSERT PAGE APPEND PAGE DELETE PAGE ADD KEY EXIT You obtain further options to edit the function key page after you do the following: on the HOME page select MENU, then EDIT, followed by FOR- MAT & LABELLING and EDIT DEVICE KEY. Select the device to which the desired function keys belong. From the bottom row select EDIT. Now you have the following choices:Vincent

(E) Add a function key: This is only possible on a page where there is enough free space for a new key. Touch the entry ADD KEY and choose from the available shapes (circle/ellipse, rectangle, arrow key pad). Now you see a preview of the new key that you can resize now by tou- ching the surrounding area (where the bottom right corner will be placed). In addition to that you can use the arrow keys on screen to move the key on the page. Use the page selection keys (6)(7) to move the key to another function key page. Press

to save the design or EXIT

quit this action. (F) Add a new function key page: Use the page selection keys (6)(7) to go to one of the function key pages next to the position where you want to insert a new one. Now you can use INSERT PAGE to add the new empty page befo- re the currently visible page or APPEND PAGE to add it behind the currently visible page. (G) Delete a function key page: Use the page selection keys (6)(7) to go to the function key page to delete. Touch the option DELETE PAGE and confirm with YES

that the current page is deleted. If you choose

instead, the action is aborted.70 Vincent

COPY ORIGINAL INFRARED

FUNCTIONS TO DEVICE KEYS

Function keys which do not belong to devices loaded from the databa- se can only be equipped with infrared commands using the lear- ning feature and the original remo- te control. Place both remote controls on a flat surface in a way that remote sen- ders and transmitters face each other as shown left: Head to Head 2 – 3 inches (5 – 8 cm) apartVincent

Copy an original infrared command to a device key

1. On the HOME page select

MENU , then LEARN , followed by LEARN DEVICE . Choose the devi- ce key that is supposed to receive the new function, if necessary use the page selection keys (6)(7).

2. The display reads “Learning…”

and both remote controls should oppose each other. Hold down the original remote control key until the display reads “Learn OK!”. If the signal is received erroneous, the display shows the text “LEARN ERROR” and the old infrared function (if any) of the device key will be kept. If no sig- nal is received, the display reads “NO DATA” and the old infrared function (if any) of the device key will be kept. Check in both cases if the batteries of the original remote control are used up and if both controls are positioned face- to-face while learning. Even the device keys on the HOME page have the ability to learn an infrared command that is sent every time the key is pressed. It is not pos- sible to delete this command later without deleting the key; you can only overwrite the old command in a new learning process.

trial other devi- ce keys can be programmed in the same way, just touch the desired key.72 Vincent Copy an original infrared command to a function key Every function key can learn a (new) infrared function even in case the device was loaded from the database. Note that the “real” buttons below the display (8)(9)(10)(11)(12) can also learn commands but have no fun- ction as long as one of the HOME pages is visible.Vincent

MENU , then LEARN , followed by

. Now press the device key to which the func- tion key to be programmed belongs and select the desired function key.

2. The display now reads

“Learning” and both remote con- trols should oppose each other. Hold down the original remote control key until the display reads “Learn OK!”. If the signal is recei- ved erroneous, the display shows the text “LEARN ERROR” and the old infrared function (if any) of the function key will be kept. If no signal is received, the display reads “NO DATA” and the old infrared function (if any) of the function key will be kept. Check in both cases if the batteries of the original remote control are used up and if both controls are positioned face-to-face while lear- ning.

3. After a learning trial other func-

tion keys can be programmed in the same way, just touch the desi- red key.74 Vincent Copy cyclic changing infrared commands to a function key Instead of programming one command to a function key you can make it learn up to five infrared functions of which it will send just the next in line every time the key is pressed. Some original remote controls have buttons that behave like this, but you can also define that cycle yourself. The dif- ference compared to a macro is the fact that only one command is sent each time the key is touched. Even when a device has been loaded from the database you can make its function keys learn cyclic commands.Vincent

MENU , then LEARN , followed by ADVANCE LEARN . Now choose the device to which the function key to be programmed belongs and touch the desired function key.

2. The display now reads

“Learning” as well as “LEVEL 1” and both remote controls should oppose each other. Hold down the original remote control key for the first command until the dis- play reads “Learn OK!”. If the signal is received erroneous, the display shows the text “LEARN ERROR” and the old infrared fun- ction (if any) of the function key will be kept. If no signal is recei- ved, the display reads “NO DATA” and the old infrared func- tion (if any) of the function key will be kept. Check in both cases if the batteries of the original remote control are used up and if both controls are positioned face- to-face while learning.

3. After the first command has been

accepted you can add the second command by touching the function key again. The display now reads “Learning” as well as “LEVEL 2” and again, both remo- te controls should oppose each other. Hold down the original remote control key for the second command until the display reads “Learn OK!”.

4. Add more infrared functions as

described in (3.). After 5 com- mands have been transferred suc- cessfully, every additional lear- ning cycle overwrites the com- mand next in the already pro- grammed sequence starting with step 1.

5. You can now equip other function

keys with a cyclic sequence of commands or return to the HOME page using the button .76 Vincent CREATE MACROS A macro is a defined sequence of infrared commands that will be trans- mitted one after the other when the macro key is pressed. The commands may be originated from different devices. One example is a sequence that turns on the TV set, switches the TV to its A/V input, turns on the DVD player and starts DVD playback. Before a macro can be programmed please make sure that every designated function has a function key among the devices of the universal remote control. Create and edit a macro key RENAME INSERT APPEND MOVE DEL EXIT

select MENU , then EDIT , followed by MACRO

EDIT MACRO . The macro list is display- ed (empty at first) and allows the follo- wing choice:Vincent

(A) To append a new macro key press ADD MACRO from the bottom line. If the list already has more than one page the new key is added on the last page. (B) To edit one of the existing macro keys just touch it. A pop-up menu appears and gives you the following options:

Rename a macro key: Press RENAME and see on top the current name of the macro. In the middle there is a keypad with letters and the numbers 0..9. Below there are some selection keys. The key deletes the last character. The keys SYMBOL and LETTER allow you to switch bet- ween the two keypads for basic characters and special charac- ters. There is no way to add German umlauts. The key SMALL switches to small character size, the key LARGE switches to a big- ger character size. The key Space is used to add a whitespa- ce character. The key Cap (Caps, also: Shift) switches between capital letters and lower case let- ters. The key SAVE ends the pro- cess.

Insert a macro key: The entry INSERT inserts a new key to the position of the selected macro key and moves the selec- ted and the following macros one step down the list. The key APPEND inserts the new key below the selected macro key and moves the keys following the selected macro one step down the list. All that is only possible if there is one empty place on the page.

Move a macro key: The option MOVE brings arrow keys on the display. Use these up/down keys to move the macro key to a different empty position on the page and drop it with

If the macro key is to be moved to another page use the page sel- ection keys (6)(7). You can return to the macro list without changes touching EXIT

Delete a macro key: Select DEL and confirm with YES to remove the selected macro from the list. The answer

Exit without changes: Return to the macro list without changes by choosing the menu entry EXIT

MENU , then EDIT , followed by MACRO

The macro list is displayed (empty at first). From this page you can add or modify the infrared func- tions of all listed macros. If the list is empty add a macro key as described in the previous section. Now touch the desired macro key and look at the first infrared com- mand page. The infrared com- mands are called “steps”. Use the page selection keys (6)(7) to bro- wse the steps if necessary (if more than one are available). Choose from the following actions:Vincent

(A) To assign a new infrared com- mand to the macro step touch the big key in the middle of the display (named “EMPTY” at first). Now you can choose one function key of the universal remote control. The option DEVICE CODE is only needed in the rare case that the infrared command associated with the device key is to be used as macro step. Touch the key KEY CODE . Now select the devi- ce to which the desired function key belongs, followed by the function key. Back on the macro step page you can now adjust the delay that the remote control will respect before the next step command is transmit- ted. Choose a value between 0.5 s and 99.5 s and set it using the plus/minus keys. (B) To add a new macro step, choo- se one of the step pages next to the desired place using the page selec- tion keys (6)(7). Choose EDIT from the bottom row and in the menu press INSERT (the page is inserted before the current one) or APPEND (the page is inserted behind the cur- rent one). You can quit using the opti-

(C) To delete a macro step choose it by using the page selection keys (6)(7), press EDIT and select DEL from the menu. Confirm with YES

exit the process selecting

It is only possible to add a new device page if there is unused memory left.

1. On the HOME page select

MENU , followed by MEMORY

2. On the info page that you see

now the percentage of the me- mory that is in use and the versi- on number of the internal firmwa- re is displayed. You can leave the page pressing the key .Vincent

MENU , followed by CALCULATOR

2. Now you have the functions that