Chestnut Hill Sound Inc. DTS Manual Do Utilizador

 

Using the Remote

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Draft - December 18, 2006

Using the Remote

Detaching the Remote 

To remove the remote from 
George, simply reach behind the 
top of the remote and pull it 
away from the front panel of 
George. You’ll be reaching 
behind the long grey mute/
snooze button, but don’t push the 
button when you pull out the 
remote (unless, of course, you 
also want to silence George).

When the remote is removed, 
you will see an illuminated green 
Quiet button:

This button allows you to quickly 
mute George’s sound when the 
remote is nowhere to be found. 

If you want to cover the remote 
dock, optional covers are avail-
able from Chestnut Hill Sound 
that match George’s speaker grill 
cloth. The remote will still work 
fine when you’ve covered the 
remote dock, but you won’t be 
able to access the Quiet button.

See 

page 32

 for more information.

When George’s remote is away 
from the base unit, it will go to 
sleep after 5 minutes of inactivity. 
The screen will go blank, and the 
green LED will appear. (The red, 
green, and amber LEDs are 
described on 

page 13

.)

Click the knob or any button to 
wake George.

If the remote goes to sleep and an 
alarm has been set, the remote 
will wake up five minutes before 
the alarm goes off.

With a fully charged battery 
George’s remote will last for up 
to 4 to 6 hours away from the 
base unit.

The best way to keep your 
George remote handy and fully 
charged is by docking it in the 
optional Charging Stand (avail-
able from your George dealer). 
See page 

page 32

 for more infor-

mation.

As shown on 

page 8

, there is a 

battery charge indicator on the 
left side of George’s screen. One 
of the following icons will show 
the current state of the remote 
battery: