Contro l4 RCZ-SRC2-B Manuel utilisateur

System Remote Control Version 2

User Guide

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Control4 Corporation

11734 S. Election Road, Suite 200

Salt Lake City, UT 84020 USA

http://www.control4.com

System Remote Control Version 2 User Guide

Part Number: 200-00011 Rev A

Hardware Model Number: RCZ-SRC2-B

iii

Contents

Chapter 1 Get Started....................................1

Uses and Features ........................................1

About the Modes ...........................................2

What’s New in this Model ..............................4

Install and Maintain Batteries ........................6

About System Remote Control

RCZ-SRC2-B.................................................7

Chapter 2 Use the Remote Control ............17

Use Remote with On-Screen Navigator ......17

Use LCD Navigator......................................19

Control Devices...........................................19

Chapter 3 Regulatory Info...........................21

Regulatory Compliance ...............................21

CHAPTER 1Get Started

Uses and Features

Control4 System Remote Control Version 2 (model # RCZ-

SRC2-B) is intended for use in a Control4®system. It is

included with the purchase of a Media Controller or Home

Theater Controller, but may also be purchased separately.

This remote control can be used to:

•Navigate system menus and access media databases

on a television or monitor

•Navigate system menus and access media databases

in its own LCD window

•Control system devices

This remote control goes beyond a typical “universal”

remote that simply learns IR codes from TVs, VCRs, CD

players, and DVD players. Features of this device include:

•Bi-directional communication with system components

•ZigBee wireless mesh networking

•LCD with menu that provides full system access

•LCD back-lighting for ease of use in dark rooms

•Media playlists and playing options for stored media

•One-button push to control systems (such as music,

television, or videos)

•Ergonomically designed for comfort

•Standard control features for: Digital Satellite Systems

(DSS), Cable Boxes, TV Tuners, Digital Video Record-

ers (DVR), DVD Players or Changers, VCRs, TVs,

MP3 Players or CD Players or Changers

•Powered by four AAA batteries (included)

About the Modes

This remote control supports three different modes of

operation:

•On-Screen Navigator mode: In this mode you

access and control all system devices through a moni-

tor or TV on-screen menu (On-Screen Navigator).

Press the Control4 button to access the On-

Screen Navigator home page (or main menu) and

then press a system button (such as Radio or TV) to

display the specific submenu on the TV screen.

•LCD Navigator mode: In this mode you access all

system components through the LCD menu. Press the

LCD button to enter LCD Navigator mode and

display a menu in the LCD and press Cancel to exit.

Once you choose a media source (broadcast or

stored), the remote enters Device-Control mode and

allows you to control the device associated with the

selected media. Note: The LCD goes to sleep after 15

seconds of inactivity and it will wake up with any button press.

•Device-Control mode: In this mode you use the

System Remote Control to control the selected device.

When devices in the room are off, press RADIO,

MUSIC, TV, or VIDEOS button to enter the Device-

Control mode and begin controlling one of the associ-

ated devices. By default, it will be the most recently

used device (such as Multi Tuner) for the selected sys-

tem (such as Radio) in the current room. The remote

control will continue to control the current device until

another device is accessed.

The current mode affects the remote control behavior. The

following table shows a high-level summary of how

functionality differs from mode to mode.

Remote

Control

Section:

On-Screen

Navigator

mode:

LCDNavigator

mode: Device-Control

mode:

LCD NA Displays LCD

menus related

to current

system.

Control4 Button Press to

view On-Screen

Navigator on

your monitor/TV.

NA NA

SystemButtons If a video device

is currently on,

press one to

display system-

specific menu on

the TV.

Press one to

display system-

specific menu in

the LCD and to

choose the

device or

playback to be

controlled.

Press Radio, Music,

TV, or Videos to start

the selected system

and control play.

Press A, B, C, or D to

run room-specific or

device-specific

program.

Navigation

Buttons Use arrows to

move the

highlighter on the

TV around or

press Select to

choose the

highlighted item.

Use arrows to

move through

the LCD menu

levels or press

Selecttochoose

the highlighted

item.

Use buttons to

control sound,

change channels, or

view information

about current media

or broadcast.

Control Buttons

 

NA NA Control current

device or playback.

Numeric

Keypad

1 2 3

NA Use numbers to

select lighting

levels.

Enter specific TV

channel number or, if

device-specific

programming is

present, press

* or # to run.

What’s New in this Model

System Remote Control Version 2 (Model # RCZ-SRC2-B) is

the next generation of Control4 system remotes:

•We renamed, relocated, and replaced several buttons.

•We replaced black rubber with light, glow-in-the-dark

rubber.

•We added device-level programmable buttons so that

installers could program one-button shortcuts.

Table 6–1 summarizes changes from Version 1 to 2.

TABLE 6–1. CHANGES TO BUTTONS AND FUNCTIONS

Was...RCZ-SRC1-B:

Old Button Name and Function Now is...RCZ-SRC2-B:

New Button Name and Function

POWER

Turned off all A/V devices in room. OFF

Turns off all A/V devices in room.

DISPLAY

Provided access to Configuration

menu for the LCD.

LCD

Enters LCD Navigator mode: Displays

top menu of LCD Navigator in the LCD.

Note: The Configuration menu for the

LCD is now located under “Info” in LCD

Navigator.

RADIO, MUSIC, TV, and VIDEOS

•Short press entered LCD

Navigator mode: Displayed

chosen system menu in LCD

and chose the device to be

controlled.

•Long press when a TV was

on would display the chosen

system options on top of the

current display on the TV.

RADIO, MUSIC, TV, and VIDEOS

•Initial press provides shortcut to

the selected system—puts remote

control into Device-Control mode

and turns on the last used source

(such as a TV tuned to the last TV

broadcast). The Room name and

current device display in the LCD.

•Subsequent presses toggle

through available sources for the

selected system (such as

alternative TV sources).

COMFORT, LIGHTS, HOUSE,

and INFO

•Short press entered LCD

Navigator mode: Displayed

chosen system menu in LCD

and chose the device to be

controlled.

•Long press when a TV was

on would display the chosen

system options on top of the

current display on the TV.

COMFORT (A), LIGHTS (B), HOUSE

(C), and INFO (D)

•If in On-Screen Navigator mode,

these buttons provide shortcuts to

their system’s On-Screen menu

(Comfort, LIghts, House, or Info).

•If in LCD Navigator mode, these

buttons provide shortcuts to their

system’s LCD menu (Comfort,

LIghts, House, or Info).

•If in Device Control mode, these

buttons can be used as A, B, C, or

D---programmable buttons that

may have custom shortcuts for the

room or current device.

PAGE 

Page up/down for satellite & Cable

menuing.

CHANNEL + -

Arrows are changed to +/-, PAGE label

on top case is changed to "CHANNEL".

Now functions as channel up and

channel down for appropriate devices.

PIP and MENU

Picture in picture button; Menu

button for appropriate devices.

PAGE 

Up and Down arrows are printed on the

old PIP and MENU buttons

respectively. Functions as Page up/

down for satellite & cable menuing.

BACK

A Back button for menu navigation

with back arrow printed on button.

Functions as Menu button for

appropriate devices.

*Device-specific behavior *Available for custom programs

# Device-specific behavior # Available for custom programs

Was...RCZ-SRC1-B:

Old Button Name and Function Now is...RCZ-SRC2-B:

New Button Name and Function

Install and Maintain Batteries

Install Batteries

Install the four AAA batteries (included with the

product) into the back of the device. Ensure

that you insert them into the remote control

according to the diagram provided in the

battery compartment (with the + and - terminals

aligned correctly).

Use and Care Tips

•Keep battery contacts and compartment

clean.

•Remove batteries from the remote control if

it is not expected to be in use for several

months.

•Extreme temperatures reduce battery per-

formance. Avoid putting the remote control

in very warm places.

Replacement Safety Rules

CAUTION! To prevent battery shorting, leakage or

rupture:

•Use typical AAA Alkaline batteries only in the

remote control.

•Do not mix battery types, such as Alkaline and

rechargeable NiMH batteries.

•Do not attempt to recharge a battery unless the

battery is specifically marked “rechargeable.”

•Never dispose of batteries in a fire.

+ AAA - + AAA -

+ AAA -

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