Universal Remote Control MX-5000 Network Wand User manual

Operating Your System

With The MX-5000

Two Way Touch Screen

This remote control was Custom Programmed for you by:

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Custom Programming of a complex home theater and/or

a multi-room system is one of the most challenging tasks

within an audio/video installation. It involves an intimate

knowledge of how the components interact and exact

details on the proper sequences of control.

Only a Complete Control dealer has the requisite

experience and training to quickly and effectively cus-

tomize a remote control for true automated operation.

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MX-5000 TWO WAY TOUCH SCREEN

Table of Contents

Congratulations 1

Connecting the Battery Pack 2

Using the Charging Base 2

Two Way via Wi-Fi 2

Optional RF “No Rules” Operation 3

Operating Your System 4

Using Two Way Personal Server Features 5

Revolutionary New iPod Controls 6

Displaying the Settings Screen 9

Sleep Settings 9

Network 9

Brightness 10

System 10

Button Light 10

Power Settings 10

Calibration 11

Date and Time 11

Sound 11

Pickup Settings 11

Factory Default 11

Exit 11

Maintaining Your MX-5000 12

Limited Warranty Statement 13

End User Agreement 15

Specifications 16

Federal Communication Commission

Interference Statement 17

Precautions and Information Concerning

Rechargeable Lithium-lon Batteries 18

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MX-5000 TWO WAY TOUCH SCREEN

Congratulations

You’ve purchased a unique synthesis

of hardware and software engineer-

ing, the Complete Control MX-5000.

The twin goals of the design team

were to improve the elegance and

usability of touch screens through the

physical design while providing a

new standard in brightness, clarity

and animation for the touch screen

itself.

Easy Operation

By assigning the important home theater operational buttons to the

natural resting place of the end users thumbs, the MX-5000

achieves a new standard in use and comfort.

Automatic Backlighting

The integral motion sensor detects any movement of the touch screen

and automatically backlights the screen. You do not have to press any

button to display the screen. Any movement of the MX-5000 renews

the backlighting. To adjust the backlighting, see page 9.

Programming the MX-5000

To fully automate an audio/video system and integrate two way

automation of servers etc. the programmer must have a detailed

knowledge of each component, LAN configuration, Wi-Fi optimiza-

tion and how the system is connected and operated. Only a trained

and certified professional audio/video installer can install an MX-

5000 automation system in a timely and efficient manner.

How do I reset the MX-5000

Normally, resetting the MX-5000 is not necessary. However, if the

MX-5000's

touch screen freezes or if you notice unusual behavior,

you should press the MAIN and EXIT buttons simultaneously for

3 seconds. It will restart the MX-5000.

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MX-5000 TWO WAY TOUCH SCREEN

Connecting the Battery Pack

Unlock the rear cover by pressing down on the spring lock at the

top of the cover.

Remove the cover. For shipment from the factory, the battery is left

out of the MX-5000. Place the battery into the battery compart-

ment, making sure you align the contacts on the battery to the con-

tacts on the MX-5000. The battery will snap into place when

aligned properly.

Replace the cover and snap it into place.

Using the Charging Base

Plug the 6V DC adapter into a power outlet

and into the back of the charging base.

Gently place the MX-5000 into the cradle of

the charging base. It automatically aligns

itself to the contacts on the charging base.

The status indicator should immediately light.

Red indicates that it is charging. Blue shows

that it is fully charged. There is no harm in

leaving the MX-5000 on its charging base

whenever it is not in use.

Two Way via Wi-Fi

To use the MX-5000 with any two way companion product, the

MX-5000 must be configured by your installer to be part of a LAN

(local area network) via a Wi-Fi b/g access point or router. This is

not user configurable. If you have any questions, consult with your

custom installer.

Red indicates charging, Blue that

the remote is fully charged.

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MX-5000 TWO WAY TOUCH SCREEN

4. Self-adhesive “Flashers” affix to the

Infrared sensors on the front panels of

your components. Uniquely, all

Complete Control base stations can also

connect to components with rear panel

IR Inputs via adjustable IR Line Outputs.

The MSC-400 offers RS-232 control via

rear panel connections as well.

3. The MSC-400 can control IR, RS232 and Relay con-

trolled devices.

1. The MX-5000 sends radio

waves in every direction, so

you don’t have to point the

remote anymore!

2. The RFX-250 RF Sensor can be

freely positioned for optimal recep-

tion.

Optional RF “No Rules” Operation

In combination with an MSC-400 Master System Controller, or an

RF Base Station, the MX-5000 can control your system without

being in line-of-sight of the equipment.

The MSC-400 enhances the capabilities of the MX-5000 by storing

and issuing Smart Macros to your main system components. It is

triggered by RF Smart Macro commands via RF (radio frequency). In

addition, your MX-5000 can control components in secondary

rooms and systems via MRF-350 or MRF-260 RF base stations.

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MX-5000 TWO WAY TOUCH SCREEN

Operating Your System

The MX-5000’s main pages display the activities and devices in

your system. Press the main page button to see what your choices

are. Large systems may have more than one page. Press either of

the Page buttons if you don’t see all your devices.

Gently press any screen button with your finger to select an activity

or a device. The screen will change to a display of the buttons you

need for that activity/device. The Page buttons may reveal addition-

al buttons for some devices and activities.

When you would like to control another device, press the main

page button and select a new device from the main page.

The Volume and

Mute buttons are

always available

regardless of what

screen is displayed.

The Page buttons

display additional

pages of controls.

The 4 way cursor

buttons enable you

to both scroll lists of

artists, albums or

songs from your

Music Server on the

MX-5000 touch

screen or to navi-

gate TV guides and

menus with ease.

The main button

always displays the

main menu pages.

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MX-5000 TWO WAY TOUCH SCREEN

Using Two Way Personal Server Features

Step 1 – Insert an iPod into the PSX. The Universal

Remote Control screen appears on the iPod. This

means it’s connected to the dock and ready for use

with the MX-5000 remote control.

Step 2 – Select the dock you want to listen to from the Main page of

your MX-5000.

Step 3 – If the system has just been turned on, you may see the mes-

sage, “Connecting to iPod Dock”. Once the MX-5000 has connected

to the iPod Dock, the iPod menu screen appears. If the iPod is

already playing, the “Now playing screen” appears.

Step 4 – When you browse for new content, press the Menu button.

The browse screen appears.

On the MX-5000, you can navigate lists on the screen in two ways. Either flick

the list by touching the screen or place your thumb on the Up, Down arrow but-

tons. When you see the item you want, you can either touch it on the MX-5000

screen, or you can press the “OK” button. The Now Playing Screen appears after

a selection is made.

Press the Cursor

Up and Down but-

tons to make the

list scroll.

Transport Controls

enable you to play,

pause, skip tracks

or fast forward and

rewind whatever is

playing.

Press the OK button

to select the item you

want.

Touch the item you

want on the touch

screen.

The Right Page but-

ton, labeled Now

Playing returns the

screen to the now

playing screen.

The Menu Button

reveals the last menu

list you accessed.

Operates like the iPod.

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MX-5000 TWO WAY TOUCH SCREEN

Shortcuts:

The “Shortcuts”

screen makes navi-

gating your iPod eas-

ier than ever before.

Touch any button to

jump directly to that

menu. Example:

Touch the “Artists”

button to jump

directly to the Artists

menu.

Revolutionary New iPod Controls

The heart of your new personal server

experience is found on your MX-5000 by

pressing the Controls button. This reveals

the unique personal server features only

found on the MX-5000.

Once the Controls screen appears, simply

tap the feature you want:

Shortcuts to find-

ing playlists,

albums, artists,

etc. without using

the Menu button.

The Page button is now labeled Controls

and always accesses the unique iPod

Controls screen.

Shuffle exactly

what you want

(this album, this

artist, this genre,

etc.)

More from this

artist, this album,

this genre, even

this composer...

Music Search

enables you to

alphabetically

search for any

artist, album, song

or playlist.

Jukebox lets you

build and manage

your own playlist

without accessing

your PC.

Use the Up and

Down Cursor but-

tons to reveal

more shortcuis.

Touch the item

you want or use

the OK button.

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MX-5000 TWO WAY TOUCH SCREEN

Shuffle:

The “Shuffle” screen enables you to easily shuffle

just what you want. The currently playing album,

artist, genre or playlist, or scroll the list to reveal

new revolutionary shuffle options. You can choose

to shuffle any artist, any album, any genre, or

even any composer.

For example, at the bottom of the list, select

Another Genre, then select Jazz to Shuffle just

your Jazz music.

Play More From:

The ”Play More From” button enables you to play

more from the currently playing artist, album,

genre or composer.

Imagine how powerful this is when you are

exploring your music using shuffle play. Anytime

you hear someone you are curious about, touch

the Play More From button and explore their

work.

Jukebox:

The “Jukebox” button opens a menu of choices

allowing you to create a jukebox playlist anytime,

right on your MX-5000. Touch the “add song to

Jukebox” icon or “add album to jukebox” to add

the currently playing song or album to the juke-

box. To play the jukebox, touch the “play juke-

box” icon.

To edit the jukebox, touch the “view jukebox”

icon.

Note: the Jukebox playlist is not cleared if you remove and replace

the same iPod. However, it will be erased, if you replace the iPod

with a different one, or in the event of a power failure.

Edit Jukebox:

Songs can be moved up, down or deleted from

the jukebox list by using the control keys on the

bottom of the “view jukebox” screen.

To exit from the “View Jukebox” screen, touch

either the Left Page button (labeled ”Go Back”)

or the Right Page button (labeled “Now Playing”).

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