RSP-1066 and Device Switching?

[I'mListening]

Hello, I am new here and a pround new owner of a RSP-1066 and RMB-1075.

I have a question about the 1066 Remote's ability to change from one device to another.

Can I switch, say from a currently selected device like DVD to CD, WITHOUT having to access the OSD and manually scrolling it in?

I have read the manuals to BOTH the remote and processor many times, but really no reference to device switching except for selecting it on the RSP-1066 Panel Face OR by accessing the OSD.

The only possibility I see is if I program the Learning Remote to recoginize my DVD player, CD player, etc. and then if I select DVD it will automatically switch to that component. Subsequently, then if I choose the CD it will automatically switch to the CD Player.

What I want to do is this: Be watching my DVD (V1) player on the projector screen then quickly switch over to the XBOX (V2) by simply pressing one button via the RSP-1066 Remote Controller.

Help me out folks.




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Darren

[danam]

Hi, did you try with the lowest part of your remote. you need to slide down the down part and you should be able to select your source : CD / DVD / TAPE / VID1 / VID2 / VID3 ...

I admit it's not really handy ..., they should have put these direct sources access on the main part of the remote ...

Hope it helps !

Enjoy !

Olivier

[Danbry39]

Danam hits the nail on the head. Just slide the lower part of the lid down and press the key for the component you want to switch to. I have the ones I use memorized so that I can do it with the room darkened.

By the way, welcome to Club Rotel.

:^x




Keith

[I'mListening]

{I'mListening shamefully enters Club Rotel pleading for forgiveness of his ingorance :loser: arty: }

I finally figured this one out after finding a small blurb in the manual this morning. I am programming our ProntoPRO Remote to handle all the features of our theater, and I just need to play with the Rotel remote to find the MOST used functions so that I can add them to the ProntoPRO and finish editing the macro commands.

This forum is quite AWESOME!

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Thanks for reading!

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Darren