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With the Timer Mode, you can define actions to be carried out at
predefined times.
For instance, you can switch on the lights or program your VCR to
record your favourite daily TV-show.
Note When a timer is executed, you will hear a beep and a Timer
message appears on screen. If RC9500 is performing another task
(sending out IR codes, testing a macro, ...) when a timer is due to
be executed, RC9500 first continues performing the current task.
Adding a Timer
1 Tap and hold the MODE icon in
the LOWER TOOL BAR more than
3 seconds. Mode Menu page appears.
2 Tap the “TIMER” button to switch to
the TIMER mode.
3 Tap "Go" button to proceed to the
next step. The Timer List page appears.
4 Tap "Add" button to add a new timer to the list.
A new timer is added to the Timers list.
By default, a new timer is labelled Timer and a number.
It has no start and stop actions defined.
5 To label the timer, tap "Label" button, as described in 'Labeling
a Timer' on page 48.
6 To define the Start action and Stop action for the timer, tap
"Edit" button, as described in 'Editing a Timer' on page 49.
7 Tap "OK" button In the Timer list page or label in the
LOWER TOOL BAR.
The Timer List page closes and the Mode menu page appears
again. The new timer is added.
-or-
Press the Left Function button labeled "Back" to return the
Mode Menu page without adding the timer.
User Guide
46
Reference
7. Creating and Editing Timers
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