User manual ZEKTOR MAS3

[. . . ] If the MAS3's power is turned off, selecting any one of the three inputs will cause the MAS3 to power on and switch to the selected channel. ZEKTOR 1 2 3 POWER TOGGLE CHANNEL 1 CHANNEL 2 CHANNEL 3 · POWER TOGGLE. Pressing this button will select channel 1 of the MAS3's inputs, if power is off when this button is pressed, then the MAS3 will power on, and select channel 1. Pressing this button will select channel 2 of the MAS3's inputs, if power is off when this button is pressed, then the MAS3 will power on, and select channel 2. Pressing this button will select channel 3 of the MAS3's inputs, if power is off when this button is pressed, then the MAS3 will power on, and select channel 3. 3 Using the MAS3 with a Remote Control Remote operations of the MAS3 are accomplished through the use of just about any remote control. [. . . ] This is the factory default mode on power up, and if it has not been changed, you can unplug the MAS3 and plug it back in and it will power up in standby mode (at this point only the power indicator light is lit and glowing RED). If the MAS3 does not power up in standby mode, follow the steps given in "Restoring the MAS3 to Factory Defaults" on page 13. 2 On your remote control press the buttons in the following sequence, after each button press verify that the remote IR indicator flashes. (If you make a mistake, you can start over by pressing POWER twice. ): · POWER · CHANNEL + · POWER · CHANNEL 3 The MAS3 will power up indicating the new component codes have been accepted. STEP 2 ZEKTOR 1 2 3 STEP 3 ZEKTOR 1 2 3 Searching for a component code in your remote Assuming you do not have a remote listed in this user manual you will have to follow your remote controls programming sequences to find a compatible component that the MAS3 understands, or you can go to the section "Learning New Remote Codes" on page 8, to teach the MAS3 new keys for individual commands. To search for compatible component codes you must place the MAS3 in standby mode and try manufacturer codes in your remote control until one of them causes the MAS3's IR indicator LED to flash. This is the factory default mode on power up, and if it has not been changed, you can unplug the MAS3 and plug it back in and it will power up in standby mode (at this point only the power indicator light is lit and glowing RED). If the MAS3 does not power up in standby mode, follow the steps given in "Restoring the MAS3 to Factory Defaults" on page 13. 2 Try different manufacturer codes until one of them causes the IR indicator light on the MAS3 to blink when pressing the POWERTOGGLE key. When found, go to back to "Teaching the MAS3 a new component code" on page 6, to teach the MAS3 to use the new component code. STEP 2 ZEKTOR 1 2 3 7 Learning New Remote Codes Teaching the MAS3 to use new remote control keys If your remote does not have one of the pre-programmed component codes, or you simply want to re-map the MAS3 functions to other keys on your remote, the MAS3 can be taught to use new keys. To teach the MAS3 to respond to new keys, you need to have the remote control(s) you want to use ready, and setup in the manner you want it to be used. This is the factory default mode on power up, and if it has not been changed, you can unplug the MAS3 and plug it back in and it will power up in standby mode (at this point only the power indicator light is lit and glowing RED). If the MAS3 does not power up in standby mode, follow the steps given in "Restoring the MAS3 to Factory Defaults" on page 13. 2 Using a pen or pencil, press and HOLD the SETUP button on the back panel of the MAS3 (located near the power jack) for around 4 seconds, until the MAS3 powers up, and the Power indicator on the front panel of the MAS3 will turn GREEN and begin to blink RED. For each of the following steps: STEP 2 ZEKTOR 1 2 3 ZEKTOR 1 2 3 · You may press a key on your Remote Control, if accepted, the IR indicator light will blink, and the key will be learned as the new key for the given function. · Or you may press and release the SETUP key on the back panel of the MAS3, this indicates to the MAS3 to skip this key, and the whatever key was previously programmed for that function will be retained. · Or you may press and hold the SETUP key on the back panel until the MAS3 returns to standby mode. This will end learn mode, all keys already programmed will be remembered, and all the keys skipped will retain their previously programmed values. After 4 seconds of no activity, the display will smoothly dim to the dim setting. 11 Setting Power On Defaults The MAS3 power on default mode When toggling between Standby mode and PowerOn the MAS3 will remember all it's current settings. After completely powering down the MAS3 (by unplugging the AC wall adapter), upon restoring power (by plugging the AC wall adapter back in), it will power up in a user settable default mode. This is useful in situations where the MAS3 is externally switched by a power strip. The factory default settings for initial power on are: · Initial power up in Standby mode. · Auto-dimming mode selected. Changing the MAS3 power on defaults Teaching the MAS3 new power on default settings consists of placing the MAS3 in the preferred initial power on mode, and pressing and releasing the SETUP button on the back panel of the MAS3. [. . . ] Some states/countries do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. Some states/countries do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights that vary from state to state and country to country. Return & Exchange Shipment of product is as advertised by product. Upon receipt of merchandise inspect product carefully, should you find that the product does not meet your expectations, or satisfaction, contact us at once and tell us your concerns, so we may make every effort to satisfy your purchase. Instructions for returning items Please retain the dated sales receipt as evidence of the date of purchase. [. . . ]