RM-VL1400T - Universal remote SONY - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Universal remote control
Brand	Sony
Model	RM-VL1400T
Number of controllable devices	Up to 10 devices
Infrared range	Approximately 10 meters
Power supply	2 LR6 (AA) alkaline batteries not included
Battery life (approximate)	Approximately 5 months (normal use)
Dimensions (L x H x D)	60.4 x 227.5 x 29.4 mm
Weight (without batteries)	170 g
Display	Organic electroluminescent display (OLED)
Backlight	Illuminated keys with brightness and timeout settings
Programmable macros	10 macros, up to 32 steps each
Learning function	Yes, infrared signal learning (up to 300 bits per signal)
Pre-programmed codes	Factory preset for Sony devices, codes for other brands included
Lock function	Yes, to prevent accidental operation
Customizable labels	Change device names and displayed functions
Care and cleaning	Slightly damp soft cloth, no solvents
Safety	Keep out of reach of children and pets; lock the keys
Spare parts and repairability	Replaceable batteries; no specific spare parts indicated
General information	CE compliant; do not dispose of with household waste

Frequently Asked Questions - RM-VL1400T SONY

How to set up the remote for a non-Sony TV?

Press and hold the LIGHT key, then press OTHER. Select 1 PRESET, press the COMPONENT key corresponding to the TV (e.g., TV), then enter the 4-digit code for the brand (e.g., Panasonic: 8095) using the number keys, then press OK. Refer to the provided pre-programmed code list.

What to do if a device does not respond after code setup?

First check the batteries. Then move the remote closer to the device (max range 10 m). Make sure you have selected the correct device with the COMPONENT key. If the code does not work, try other codes from the list for that brand. If none work, use the search function (see manual).

How to program signals from another remote?

Place the two remotes facing each other, 5-10 cm apart. Press LIGHT + OTHER, select 2 LEARN, choose the desired device, press the key to program on the RM-VL1400T, then press the key on the other remote until a beep. The signal is memorized.

How to create a macro to turn on TV, DVD player, and amplifier with one press?

Press LIGHT + OTHER, select 4 MACRO, choose the selection key (e.g., DVD). Then chain the commands: press TV then POWER, DVD then POWER, OTHER then select amplifier and POWER, etc. Finish by pressing LIGHT. The macro will execute when the key is held for more than 2 seconds.

How to adjust screen brightness or timeout?

Press LIGHT + OTHER, select 5 UNIT SETTINGS. For screen off timeout, choose 5 DISP. OFF TIME and set from 1 to 60 seconds. For brightness, choose 6 DISP. BRIGHTNESS and set from 1 to 3.

Why doesn't the remote memorize signals?

Make sure the batteries in both remotes are good. Avoid direct sunlight or fluorescent lamps. Stay away from plasma screens. If the source remote uses interactive signal exchange, move it away from the main device. Keep the distance of 5-10 cm between remotes.

How to erase a memorized signal on a key?

Press LIGHT + OTHER, select 2 LEARN, choose the device, then hold down the key to erase while pressing LIGHT. A beep confirms erasure.

How to lock keys to prevent accidental use?

Press and hold the LIGHT key and press SCROLL. The display shows 'Release Lock'. To unlock, repeat the same operation.

What if volume controls the TV instead of the amplifier?

If your video devices are connected to an amplifier, you need to change the audio setting. Press LIGHT + OTHER, select 6 UTILITY, then 3 AUDIO SETTING. Use the directional keys to switch from TV to AMP in the brackets, then confirm.

How to reset the remote to factory settings?

Press LIGHT + OTHER, select 7 RESET, then 2 ALL. Follow the on-screen instructions by selecting 'YES' to confirm. All settings will be erased.

USER MANUAL RM-VL1400T SONY

Integrated Remote Commander

Operating Instructions ____ GB

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Features

The RM-VL1400T Remote Commander provides centralized control of all your A/V components from a single Remote Commander and saves the trouble of operating different A/V components with different remote control devices. The following are its main features.

Control up to 10 components

With the Remote Commander, you can control up to 10 components, including your TV, VCR, SAT, DVD, AMP, CD, etc.

Centralized control of Sony A/V components with this one Remote Commander

The Remote Commander is preset at the factory to operate Sony brand components, so you can use it out of the box as a control centre for your Sony A/V components.

Remote control signals for non-Sony components are also preset

The Remote Commander also recognizes the preset codes of components for most major brands, as well as Sony. Just select the corresponding codes to control all your A/V components.

Learning function for programming various other remote control signals

This Remote Commander has a Learning function, to learn remote control signals needed to operate other non-preset components or functions. In addition, the Remote Commander can learn remote control signals (infrared signals only) of non-A/V components such as air-conditioners, lights, etc. (some specific appliances or functions may not be available)

Setting up to 10 series of commands (Component Macros) of up to 32 consecutive steps

Up to 10 series of commands (Component Macros) which provide up to 32 consecutive steps by pressing a single button can be set.

Bright, easily readable organic EL display and fully illuminated buttons

Embedded organic EL (electroluminescence) display and fully illuminated buttons help you to operate easily in the dark.

Table of Contents

Features 3

Getting Started

Unpacking 5

Installing the batteries 5

Location and function of controls 6

Basic Operations

Setting operations of A/V components 7

Setting A/V components which are not listed in the Preset Code List....8

Operating your A/V components with the Remote Commander ..... 9

Selecting the desired A/V component 9

Operating A/V components ..... 10

Other Useful Functions ...... 11

Operating the Remote Commander in the dark ..... 11

Locking the controls 11

Checking the button function ..... 11

Advanced Operations

Programming Signals of Another Remote Control ...... 12

Programming a signal on the COMPONENT select button ..... 13

If the Remote Commander does not seem to be working properly.... 14

Changing or clearing the function of a “learned” signal ... 14

Changing the characters on the screen 15

Changing the A/V component name 16

Changing the function name of Label select buttons 16

Changing the function labels ..... 17

Using the Series of Commands (Component Macro).... 18

Programming a Component Macro 18

Checking if a Component Macro is executed properly ..... 19

Clearing programmed steps of a Component Macro .... 20

Setting the power-on command of a selected A/V component ... 21

Copying the settings of a COMPONENT select button to another button 22

Controlling the volume of visual components connected to an audio component.... 23

Others

Setting the button illumination ... 24

Setting the display 26

Setting the beep 27

Resetting the settings 28

Resetting a COMPONENT select button or Label select button .... 28

Resetting all settings 29

Additional Information

Precautions 30

Maintenance 30

Specifications 30

Troubleshooting 31

Table of Preset Functions ...... 34

TV (Analogue) 35

TV (Digital) 36

VCR (Video Cassette Recorder) .. 37

Analogue Satellite Receiver Digital Satellite Receiver .... 38

Digital Satellite Receiver (No. 3201) 39

DVD Player 40

Analogue Cable Box 41

DVD Recorder DVD/VCR Combo 42

Home Theatre System/ DVD Player Combo .... 43

Receiver/Amplifier 44

CD Player 45

MD Deck 46

Cassette Deck 47

Unpacking

Check the contents of the package before using the Remote Commander.

- Remote Commander RM-VL1400T (1)

Line drawing of a remote control device with no visible text or symbols

• Operating Instructions (1)
• Preset Code List (1)
• Warranty Card (1)

Installing the batteries

Slide and open the battery compartment lid and insert two LR6 (size AA) alkaline batteries (not supplied). Be sure to match the + and – indications of the batteries with the + and – indications of the battery compartment.

Diagram of two open remote control devices with arrows indicating internal components (no text or symbols)

When to replace the batteries

Under normal conditions, the alkaline batteries will last up to 5 months. If the Remote Commander does not operate properly, the batteries are getting weak and “☐” appears on the screen.

Notes on replacing the batteries

• Do not take more than one hour to replace the batteries. Otherwise, your unit settings (page 24) will be initialized.
• Do not attempt to recharge dry batteries.
• Do not carry dry batteries together with coins or other metallic objects. This can generate heat if the positive and negative terminals of the batteries accidentally come into contact with metallic objects.
• When you are not going to use the unit for a long time, remove the batteries to avoid damage from battery leakage and corrosion.
• Do not use different types of batteries at the same time.
• When you replace the batteries, replace them both with new ones.

Location and function of controls

Remote Commander

The PROGRAM +, number 5, and ▶ buttons have a tactile dot.

1 (light) button (page 11, 24)
Used to brighten the button illumination in the dark. Press the button once to turn on/off the button illumination.

2 Organic EL display

Displays the functions, setting menu, transmission icon, etc.

3 Label select buttons

Used to select the desired A/V component or function on the screen.

4 SCROLL button

Used to change the functions displayed on the screen when controlling the A/V components. Press to toggle among 4 pages.

5 → (input select) button

6 COMPONENT select (TV/VCR/SAT/DVD) buttons (page 9)

Used to select the desired A/V component.

7 Number buttons

8 1-/-/-- button

9 DIGITAL/ANALOG button

10 ∠ (volume) +/- buttons* (page 10)

Adjusts the volume.

11 ☒ (muting) button* (page 10) Silences the sound. Press the button to silence, and again to return to the previous volume level.

12 GUIDE button

13 OK and cursor (↑/↓/←/→) buttons

14 RETURN button

15 Player control (◄◄/►/►►/ ●/■/■) buttons

16 ⏻ (power) button

17 OTHER button

Used to display A/V components that are not set to the COMPONENT select buttons. Press to toggle among between 2 pages.

18 2-/ENT (enter) button

Selects the programme.

19 PROGRAM +/- buttons

Selects the programme.

20 ☑ (teletext) button

21 (recall) button

22 □ (TV on) button

23 MENU button

24 TOOLS button

25 Colour (A (red)/B (green)/C (yellow)/D (blue)) buttons

* Note on the △ +/-, and ☐× buttons When you select a visual component, the TV's volume will be controlled; when you select an audio component, the amplifier's volume will be controlled (page 23).

Note

The button function changes according to the setting of the Remote Commander or the A/V component to be operated. For details on button operation for each A/V component at the factory preset, see “Table of Preset Functions” (page 34).

Display

graph TD
    A["1"] --> B["TV"]
    C["2"] --> D["TELETEXT"]
    E["3"] --> F["INFO |SLEEP | A/B"]
    B --> G["1/4"]
    D --> G
    F --> G
    G --> H["4"]

1 Screen title

Displays the status of the Remote Commander.

2 Labeling function

When you press a button, its function appears in the second line on the screen. The characters displayed on the screen can be changed (page 15).

③ Display of A/V component/function

Displays the A/V components selectable by Label select buttons, or the functions available for each A/V component. The characters displayed on the screen can be changed (page 15).

4 Page number

Setting operations of A/V components

—Setting component code

The Remote Commander is preset at the factory to operate Sony brand A/V components. (Refer to the table below.)

If you are using the Remote Commander with factory-set Sony components, skip the following procedures.

To use with other brand A/V components, or Sony A/V components which do not function with the Remote Commander, you need to follow the procedures to set the component code.

Factory preset

COMPONENT select buttons			Screen title	Preset A/V components
TV			TV	Sony TV (Analogue)
VCR			VCR	Sony VCR (Video Cassette Recorder)
SAT			SAT	Sony Analogue Satellite Receiver
DVD			DVD	Sony DVD player
OTHER	Page 1/2	Label select button-left	CABLE	Analogue Cable box
		Label select button-centre	DVD-R	Sony DVD Recorder
		Label select button-right	AMP	Sony Receiver/Amplifier
	Page 2/2	Label select button-left	CD	Sony CD player
		Label select button-centre	MD	Sony MD deck
		Label select button-right	TAPE	Sony Cassette deck

1 Refer to the tables in the supplied “Preset Code List” to find the four-digit preset code for the desired A/V component.

If more than one code number is listed, use the number that is listed first. For example, to set up a Panasonic TV, you would use the code number 8095.

2 While pressing the ⚙️ (light) button, press the OTHER button.

“SET MODE” appears as the screen title.

SET MODE	◆
>1 PRESET
2 LEARN

3 Press the ↑/↓ buttons to select “1 PRESET”, then press the OK button or the centre Label select button.

“PRESET” appears as the screen title.

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

4 Press the COMPONENT select button for the desired A/V component.

The selected A/V component's label and the preset code currently set appear on the screen.

PRESET TV 8001

Tips

- To set A/V components which are not specified on the COMPONENT select buttons, press the OTHER button repeatedly, then press the Label select button corresponding to the desired A/V component.

- You can set components to the COMPONENT select buttons or Label select buttons than those that are specified on each other button or on the screen. Note however, that the TV button can only be set a TV, and the Label select button (to which an amplifier is set at the factory preset) can only be set an amplifier or DVD player home theatre system.

5 Press the number buttons to enter the four-digit preset code, then press the OK button or the centre Label select button.

Example: To enter “8095” Press 8, 0, 9, 5 then the OK button.

A beep sounds, and the four-digit preset code you have set and “OK” appear on the screen, then the display returns to the screen shown in step 3.

6 To set preset codes for other A/V components, repeat steps 4 and 5.

7 Press the ⚙ (light) button or the RETURN button twice.

The set mode closes, and the Remote Commander returns to standby for operating the A/V components.

Notes

• If you enter a preset code that is not on the table in the supplied “Preset Code List” and press the OK button, a beep sounds five times, and the entered four-digit number and “NG” appear on the screen, then the display returns to the screen shown in step 4. Check the preset code, and try entering the code again.
• If you do not enter anything into the Remote Commander within 60 seconds between each step, the setup procedure will be cancelled and the set mode closes. Start over from the beginning.
• The Remote Commander recognizes the A/V component type when a preset code is entered in step 5, and the screen title displayed when operating the A/V component is determined. If the screen title does not correspond with the component you have set, you can change the component label accordingly.
• You cannot set A/V components after you programme other remote control signals using the Learning function (page 12), programme a Component Macro (page 18), or change the label (page 15). In such a case, reset the A/V component settings (page 28), then set the A/V components again.

Setting A/V components which are not listed in the Preset Code List

—Search function

You can set A/V components which are not listed in the supplied “Preset Code List” using the search function.

Before starting the search function

Set each A/V component to the following status so that the search function works effectively.

TV, AMP: Power-on CD player, MD deck, Cassette deck: Power-on with a playback source. Other component: Power-off

1 While pressing the ⚙️ (light) button, press the OTHER button.

“SET MODE” appears as the screen title.

2 Press the ♠/▼ buttons to select “1 PRESET”, then press the OK button or the centre Label select button.

“PRESET” appears as the screen title.

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

3 Press the COMPONENT select button for the desired A/V component.

The selected A/V component's label and the preset code currently set appear on the screen.

4 Press the PROGRAM + or PROGRAM – button, then press the ⏻ (power) button repeatedly until the A/V component reacts as follows:

TV: Powers off.

Amplifier: Powers off or the volume turns up.

CD player, MD deck, Cassette deck: Powers off or starts playing.

Other component: Powers on

PROGRAM

5 Press the OK button or centre Label select button.

A beep sounds, and the four-digit preset code you have set and “OK” appear on the screen, then the display returns to the screen shown in step 2.

6 To set other A/V components, repeat steps 3-5.

7 Press the ⚙️ (light) button or the RETURN button twice.

The set mode closes, and the Remote Commander returns to standby for operating the A/V components.

Operating your A/V components with the Remote Commander

Select the desired A/V component by pressing the COMPONENT select button on the Remote Commander, then operate the A/V component.

Selecting the desired A/V component

Press the COMPONENT select button to select the desired A/V component.

COMPONENT

If you press the OTHER button, selectable A/V components appear on the screen. Select the desired A/V component by pressing the corresponding Label select button. The A/V components displayed on the screen change by pressing the OTHER button repeatedly.

Operating A/V components

Press the appropriate buttons on the Remote Commander to operate your A/V components.

You can select the functions displayed on the screen with the Label select buttons corresponding to each function. The functions displayed on the screen change by pressing the SCROLL button repeatedly.

graph TD
    A["TV 1/4"] --> B["INFO |SLEEP | A/B"]
    B --> C["..."]
    B --> D["..."]
    B --> E["..."]
    C --> F["SCROLL"]
    D --> F
    E --> F

Example: To operate a TV

1 Press the TV button.

The Remote Commander stands by for TV operation.

2 Press the ⏻ (power) button.

The TV turns on.

3 Press the buttons for the desired operation.

When a signal is sent, · appears. You can also use other buttons, such as the (volume) + / - , PROGRAM + / - , 呎× (muting), cursor, and MENU buttons. See also "Table of Preset Functions" (page 34) for the functions of buttons for each source component.

Tip

If the Remote Commander does not work as intended, check the function of the button using the Labelling function (page 11) or programme signals using the Learning function (page 12).

About the ●/REC (record) button

To avoid misoperation, the Remote Commander will only transmit ●/REC (record) button signals if the button is pressed and held for over 2 seconds.

Adjusting the volume

Press the (volume) +/- buttons to adjust the volume. Press the (muting) button to silence the sound temporarily. When you select a visual component, the TV's volume will be controlled; when you select an audio component, the amplifier's volume will be controlled. To change the volume control setting, see “Controlling the volume of visual components connected to an audio component” on page 23.

Note

If you programme remote signals on the TV or amplifier's volume control buttons using the Learning function (page 12), those buttons will also send the learned signal to control components other than a TV or amplifier. If you programme remote signals on the volume control buttons of components other than a TV or amplifier, those buttons will send the learned signal for controlling the A/V component instead of controlling the TV or amplifier's volume.

Other Useful Functions

Operating the Remote Commander in the dark

Press the ⚡️ (light) button to turn on the button illumination of the Remote Commander. Press the ⚡️ (light) button again to turn off.

If no button is pressed for over 10 seconds, the button illumination of the Remote Commander automatically turns off.

Default button illumination settings

Off-time setting	10 seconds
Brightness Level	15 (maximum)*
Fade effect	On
On-mode setting	All buttons

* The Brightness level is preset to 15 (maximum) at the factory. If you use the Remote Commander with this setting, battery life may be shorter.

See “Setting the button illumination” (page 24) to change the button illumination settings.

Locking the controls

—Hold function

To prevent accidental operation, you can lock all the buttons with the Hold function.

1 While pressing the ⚙️ (light) button, press the SCROLL button.

The following message appears on the screen and all the buttons are locked.

To unlock the controls

While pressing the ⚙️ (light) button, press the SCROLL button.

Checking the button function

—Labelling function

When you press a button, its function appears in the second line on the screen while transmitting the remote control signals.

You can also display the function without transmitting the remote control signals.

To change the characters displayed on the screen, see “Changing the characters on the screen” (page 15).

1 While pressing the ⚙️ (light) button, press the desired button.

The button function appears on the second line of the screen. The remote control signals are not transmitted.

Button function

Programming Signals of Another Remote Control

—Learning function

To operate non-preset A/V components or button functions, use the following “learning” procedure to “programme” any of the programmable signals on the Remote Commander’s buttons.

You can also use the Learning function to change the signal of individual buttons after setting the preset code (page 7). You may find it useful to change the label (page 15) of the learned button.

Note

Some specific remote control signals may not be learned.

1 Place the Remote Commander head to head with your A/V component's remote control.

Other remote control

2 While pressing the ⚙ (light) button, press the OTHER button.

“SET MODE” appears as the screen title.

3 Press the / buttons to select "2 LEARN", then press the OK button or the centre Label select button.

“LEARN” appears as the screen title.

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

4 Press the COMPONENT select button or Label select button corresponding to the A/V component you want the Remote Commander to learn. The selected A/V component's label appears in the second line on the screen.

LEARN TV INFO |SLEEP | A/B

5 Press the button on which you want to programme the signal.

The display turns off and the Remote Commander enters into the learning mode.

Tip

If you press and hold the button for over 2 seconds, you can change the label. For details, see “Changing the characters on the screen” (page 15).

6 Press and hold the button on the other remote control until you hear a beep.

A beep sounds and the learned button name and “OK” appear in the third line on the screen.

LEARN	1/4
TV
RED	OK

7 To programme signals on other buttons, repeat steps 5 and 6.

8 Press the ⚙ (light) button.

The display returns to the screen shown in step 3.

9 Press the ⚙ (light) button or the RETURN button twice.

The set mode closes, and the Remote Commander returns to standby for operating the A/V components.

Notes

• If you do not input anything into the Remote Commander within 60 seconds between each step, the setup procedure will be cancelled and the set mode closes. Start over from the beginning.
• If you do not perform step 6 within 10 seconds after performing step 5, a beep sounds twice and the selected button name and “NG” appear in the third line on the screen, then the display returns to the screen shown in step 4. Start over from step 5.
• If the Remote Commander learns signals incorrectly in step 6, clear the learned signal by pressing the ⚙️ (light) button while pressing the button on which the incorrect signal was learned (page 14). Start over from step 5.
• If you programme remote signals on the TV or amplifier's volume control buttons using the Learning function (page 12), those buttons will also send the learned signal to control components other than a TV or amplifier. If you programme remote signals on the volume control buttons of components other than a TV or amplifier, those buttons will also send the learned signal to control other A/V components instead of controlling the TV or amplifier's volume.
• To avoid misoperation, the Remote Commander will only transmit /REC (record) button signals if the button is pressed and held for over 2 seconds. Therefore, if this button is used for a learned operation, you must press and hold it for over 2 seconds.

Programming a signal on the COMPONENT select button

1 Perform steps 1-3 of the learning procedure (page 12).
2 Press and hold the COMPONENT select button or Label select button on which you want to programme the signal. The display turns off and the Remote Commander enters into the Learning mode.
3 Press and hold the button on the other remote control until you hear a beep.

A beep sounds and the learned button name and “OK” appear in the third line on the screen.

4 To programme signals on other COMPONENT select buttons or Label select button, repeat steps 2 and 3.
5 Press the ⚙️ (light) button.

“LEARN” appears as the screen title.

6 Press the ⚙ (light) button or the RETURN button twice.

The set mode closes, and the Remote Commander returns to standby for operating the A/V components.

If the Remote Commander does not seem to be working properly

If the learned button does not operate properly, clear the learned signal first (page 14), then perform the learning procedure from step 1 again. (For example, if the volume becomes very loud after pressing the △ (volume) + button just once, noise may have interfered during the learning procedure.)

For accurate learning

• Do not move the remote units during the learning procedure.
• Be sure to press and hold the button of the other remote control until you hear the confirmation beep.
• Use fresh batteries in both remote control units.
• Avoid learning in places under direct sunlight or strong fluorescent light, or near a plasma display. (It may cause noise interference.)
• The remote control signal direction may differ depending on the remote control. If Learning does not work, try changing the position of the remote control.
• When you programme the Remote Commander from a remote control unit with an interactive signal exchange system (supplied with some Sony receivers and amplifiers), the response signal of the component may interfere with the Learning of the Remote Commander. In such a case, move to another room, etc., where signals will not interfere.

IMPORTANT

Be sure to place the Remote Commander out of the reach of small children or pets.

Also, set the Hold function to lock all the buttons on the Remote Commander (page 11) when it is not used. Devices such as air conditioners, heaters, electric appliances, and electric shutters or curtains receiving an infrared signal can be dangerous if misused.

Changing or clearing the function of a “learned” signal

To change the “learned” function, clear it first and perform the learning procedure again.

1 While pressing the ⚙️ (light) button, press the OTHER button.

“SET MODE” appears as the screen title.

2 Press the / buttons to select "2 LEARN", then press the OK button or the centre Label select button.

“LEARN” appears as the screen title.

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

3 Press the COMPONENT select button or Label select button you want to clear the learned signal from.

The selected A/V component's label appears in the second line on the screen.

4 While pressing the button on the Remote Commander you want to clear the learned signal from, press the ⚙ (light) button.

A beep sounds and the cleared button name and "OK" appear on the screen.

Tip

If you press again the button which you cleared the learned signal from while pressing the ⚙️ (light) button, the label of the button function and name will be initialized.

5 To clear the learned signals from other buttons, repeat steps 3 and 4.

6 Press the ⚙️ (light) button.

The display returns to the screen shown in step 2.

7 Press the ⚙ (light) button or the RETURN button twice.

The set mode closes, and the Remote Commander returns to standby for operating the A/V components.

Notes on programming the signals for an air-conditioner

About seasonal adjustments

If you change the settings of the air-conditioner for the season, you have to programme the remote control signals of the new settings on the Remote Commander.

If the power-on/off operation does not work correctly

If the Remote Commander can only operate “ON” with one button and “OFF” with another, while your air-conditioner’s remote control can operate “ON/OFF” with a single button, programme the signal on two buttons of the Remote Commander as follows.

1 Clear the “learned” power-on/off signal on the programmed button.
2 Reprogramme only the power-on signal of the air-conditioner on the button by following the steps of “Programming Signals of Another Remote Control” (page 12).
3 Programme the power-off signal of the air-conditioner on another button.

The two buttons of the Remote Commander have been programmed with the power-on signal and the power-off signal of the air-conditioner respectively, so that you can operate the air-conditioner with the Remote Commander.

Changing the characters on the screen

You can change the A/V component names or functions, or button function (label) displayed on the screen. Characters and digits are input as follows by pressing the number buttons.

1	1 , - . : ; < = > ? @ /
2	A B C a b c 2 )
3	D E F d e f 3
4	G H I g h i 4 i i i i i
5	J K L j k l 5
6	M N O m n o 6
7	P Q R S p q r s 7
8	T U V t u v 8
9	W X Y Z w x y z 9
0	0 | | |
-/-- (1-)	! → " → # → $ → % → & → ' → (→) → * → +
ENT (2-)	(space) → [ → \ → ] → ^ → _ → { → | → } → ~ → · → i → " → a → ' → , → ° → ¿

Characters and digits are input as follows by pressing the / buttons.

Changing the A/V component name

Up to 6 characters or digits can be input.

1 While pressing the ⚙️ (light) button, press the OTHER button.

“SET MODE” appears as the screen title.

2 Press the / buttons to select "3 LABEL", then press the OK button or the centre Label select button.

“LABEL” appears as the screen title.

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

3 Press and hold the COMPONENT select button or Label select button corresponding to the A/V component you want to change for over 2 seconds.

The selected A/V component name and cursor (■) appear on the screen and the Remote Commander is on standby for input.

4 Press the number buttons or ↑/↓ buttons to input digits or characters.

Begin inputting digits or characters from the position where the cursor (■) is displayed. Press the ◀/⇨ buttons or the left or right Label select button to move the cursor (■).

5 Press the OK button or centre Label select button.

A beep sounds and the A/V component name is changed.

6 Press the ⚙️ (light) button or the RETURN button twice.

The set mode closes, and the Remote Commander returns to standby for operating the A/V components.

Changing the function name of Label select buttons

Up to 6 characters or digits can be input.

1 While pressing the ⚙️ (light) button, press the OTHER button.

“SET MODE” appears as the screen title.

2 Press the / buttons to select "3 LABEL", then press the OK button or the centre Label select button.

“LABEL” appears as the screen title.

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

3 Press the COMPONENT select button or Label select button on which the A/V component with the function you want to change is set.

The selected A/V component appears in the second line in the second line on the screen.

4 Press the SCROLL button repeatedly, then press the Label select button corresponding to the function you want to change.

The selected function and cursor (■) appear on the screen and the Remote Commander is on standby for input.

5 Press the number buttons or ↑/↓ buttons to input digits or characters.

Begin inputting digits or characters from the position where the cursor (■) is displayed. Press the ◀/⇨ buttons or the left or right Label select button to move the cursor (■).

6 Press the OK button or centre Label select button.

A beep sounds and the function name is changed.

7 Press the 🔊 (light) button.

The display returns to the screen shown in step 2.

8 Press the ⚙ (light) button or the RETURN button twice.

OR

The set mode closes, and the Remote Commander returns to standby for operating the A/V components.

Changing the function labels

—Labelling function

Up to 10 characters or digits can be input.

1 While pressing the ⚙️ (light) button, press the OTHER button.

“SET MODE” appears as the screen title.

2 Press the / buttons to select "3 LABEL", then press the OK button or the centre Label select button.

“LABEL” appears as the screen title.

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

3 Press the COMPONENT select button or Label select button on which the A/V component with the function label you want to change is set.

The selected A/V component appears in the second line on the screen.

4 Press and hold the button of which you want to change the function label for over 2 seconds.

The selected function label and cursor (■) appear on the screen and the Remote Commander is on standby for input.

5 Press the number buttons or the ↑/↓ buttons to input digits or characters.

Begin inputting digits or characters from the position where the cursor (■) is displayed. Press the ◀/▶ buttons or the left or the right Label select button to move the cursor (■).

6 Press the OK button or the centre Label select button.

A beep sounds and the function label is changed.

7 Press the ⚙️ (light) button.

The display returns to the screen shown in step 2.

8 Press the ⚙ (light) button or the RETURN button twice.

The set mode closes, and the Remote Commander returns to standby for operating the A/V components.

Using the Series of Commands (Component Macro)

You can set an operation programme consisting of up to 32 steps (Component Macro) on the COMPONENT select button or Label select button corresponding to any component.

For example, when you watch a DVD by connecting a TV and DVD recorder to an amplifier, a series of operations like the ones below are necessary.

1 Turn on the TV.
2 Turn on the DVD recorder.
3 Turn on the amplifier.
4 Select the appropriate video input on the TV to watch the DVD.
5 Select the appropriate audio input on the amplifier to watch the DVD.
6 Start playing the DVD recorder.

The Component Macro enables you to perform these steps by holding down one of the COMPONENT select buttons or Label select buttons for over 2 seconds.

Illustration of a remote control device connected to a monitor and a CD, with signal waves indicating data transmission (no text or symbols present)

Programming a Component Macro

Follow the procedure below to programme a Component Macro. You can programme up to 32 consecutive actions.

Example: To programme the procedure above to the DVD button

1 While pressing the ⚙️ (light) button, press the OTHER button.

“SET MODE” appears as the screen title.

2 Press the ↑/↓ buttons to select “4 MACRO”, then press the OK button or the centre Label select button.

“MACRO” appears as the screen title.

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

3 Press the DVD button.

“MACRO DVD” appears as the screen title.

Tip

To select A/V components which are not set to the COMPONENT select buttons, press the OTHER button repeatedly, then press the Label select button corresponding to the desired A/V component displayed on the screen.

4 Press the TV button, then press the ⏻ (power) button.

5 Press the DVD button, the press the ⏻ (power) button.

6 Press the OTHER button repeatedly, press the Label select button corresponding to the amplifier, then press the ⏻ (power) button.

7 Press the → (input select) button repeatedly to select the appropriate video input on the TV to watch the DVD.

8 Press the input select button on the amplifier to select the appropriate audio input to watch the DVD.

9 Press the DVD button, then press ▶.

10 Press the 🔊 (light) button.

A beep sounds and programming is complete.

11 Press the ⚙ (light) button or the RETURN button twice.

OR

RETURN

O

The set mode closes, and the Remote Commander returns to standby for operating the A/V components.

Notes

- If the procedure is interrupted at any point for over 60 seconds, programming is cancelled. You cannot continue from where you left off.

- If you try to programme actions on a button that already has a programmed Component Macro, a beep sounds twice to alert you that you cannot programme a Component Macro on the button. In such a case, clear the programmed Component Macro (page 20), then start programming again from step 1.

- You cannot clear steps during the programming procedure. If you make a mistake in programming actions, finish programming once and clear the Component Macro (page 20), then start again from step 1.

- You can programme up to 32 consecutive operation actions. When up to 32 steps are programmed, programming of the Component Macro is full. To change the programmed steps, clear the Component Macro (page 20), then start over from step 1.

Checking if a Component Macro is executed properly

Follow the procedure below to check if the programmed Component Macro works as intended.

To execute a Component Macro

1 Press and hold the COMPONENT select button on which the desired Component Macro has been programmed for over 2 seconds.

The signal transmission icon appears on the screen, and the programmed Component Macro is executed.

Tip

While the signal transmission icon ( ) appears and the Component Macro is executed, “CANCEL” appears in the third line of the screen. You can cancel executing the Component Macro by pressing the right Label select button.

To check the programmed steps of a Component Macro and add a delay action

Delay action allows you to set an interval between steps. Delay time is set to 250 ms. (1/4 second) on the Remote Commander.

If a Component Macro is not executed as intended, check the programmed steps and try adding a delay to execute the programme properly.

1 While pressing the ⚙️ (light) button, press the OTHER button.

“SET MODE” appears as the screen title.

2 Press the ♦/▼ buttons to select “4 MACRO”, then press the OK button or the centre Label select button.

“MACRO” appears as the screen title.

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

3 While pressing the SCROLL button, press the COMPONENT select button or Label select button to which the desired Component Macro has been programmed. "MACRO" and the selected A/V component name appear on the first line and the programmed steps are listed on the screen.

MACRO	DVD	1/2
1	TV	POWER
2	DVD	POWER

4 Press the ↑/↓ buttons so that the position of the delay appears in the third line on the screen, then press the SCROLL button.

Delay is added between the second line and the third line on the screen, and “[DELAY]” appears in the third line on the screen.

MACRO	DVD	1/2
1	TV	POWER
2	[DELAY]

5 Press the OK button or centre Label select button.

A beep sounds and programming is complete.

6 Press the ⚙ (light) button or the RETURN button twice.

The set mode closes, and the Remote Commander returns to standby for operating the A/V components.

Notes

• If remote sensors of A/V components are too far apart from each other, or they are covered, consecutive operation steps programmed on a Component Macro may not be executed.
• If a Component Macro is not executed properly for any reason, such as mentioned above, be sure to set all the A/V components to the status before the Component Macro was executed. Otherwise, A/V components will not work properly next time the Component Macro is executed.
• Because some A/V components are designed to turn on/off each time they receive the power on/off signal, those components may not be turned on with the Component Macro. Check the power on/off status of the A/V components before using the Component Macro.

Clearing programmed steps of a Component Macro

If you make a mistake in programming steps or you want to programme a new Component Macro, follow the procedure below to clear the Component Macro.

1 While pressing the ⚙️ (light) button, press the OTHER button.

“SET MODE” appears as the screen title.

SET MODE

>1 PRESET

2 LEARN

2 Press the ♠/▼ buttons to select “4 MACRO”, then press the OK button or the centre Label select button. “MACRO” appears as the screen title.

MACRO	1/2
CABLE |DVD-R | AMP

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

3 While pressing the COMPONENT select button or Label select button on which the Component Macro has been programmed, press the ⚙ (light) button. A beep sounds and the Component Macro is cleared.

4 Press the ⚙ (light) button or the RETURN button twice.

The set mode closes, and the Remote Commander returns to standby for operating the A/V components.

Setting the power-on command of a selected A/V component

(for Sony components only)

You can set A/V components to turn on when they are selected. This function is effective only for Sony components.

Example: To programme the power-on function on the TV button

1 While pressing the ⚙️ (light) button, press the OTHER button.

“SET MODE” appears as the screen title.

2 Press the ↑/↓ buttons to select “6 UTILITY”, then press the OK button or the centre Label select button.

“UTILITY” appears as the screen title.

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

3 Press the ♠/▼ buttons to select "1 POWER ON", then press the OK button or centre Label select button.

“POWER ON” appears as the screen title.

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

4 Press the TV button.

A beep sounds and “TV ON” appears in the third line of the screen.

5 Press the ⚙️ (light) button or the RETURN button three times.

The set mode closes, and the Remote Commander returns to standby for operating the A/V components.

To clear the power-on function

Press the TV button again in step 4. A beep sounds and “TV OFF” appears in the third line of the screen, and the setting will be cancelled.

Notes

- The power-on function can be programmed on the COMPONENT select button or Label select button on which a Component Macro has been programmed (page 18).

In this case, the A/V component will be turned on when you press the COMPONENT select button or Label select button. If you press and hold the button for over 2 seconds, the programmed Component Macro will be executed.

- You can programme the power-on function on a COMPONENT select button or Label select button on which a remote control signal was programmed using the Learning function (page 12).

In this case, the learned signal will be transmitted when you press the COMPONENT select button or Label select button, then the A/V component will be turned on.

- You can programme the power-on function on a COMPONENT select button or Label select button on which a learned signal (page 12) and a Component Macro (page 18) are programmed.

In this case, the learned signal will be transmitted when you press the COMPONENT select button or Label select button, then the A/V component will be turned on. If you press and hold the button for over 2 seconds, the programmed Component Macro will be executed.

Copying the settings of a COMPONENT select button to another button

You can copy the entire settings of a COMPONENT select button or Label select button to another COMPONENT select button or Label select button.

Notes

• You cannot copy the settings to a COMPONENT select button or Label select button on which any “learned” function (page 12) or Component Macro (page 18) has been programmed or A/V component’s name or label has been changed. (A beep sounds five times and “NG” appears on the screen.)
• Characters displayed when using the button will be also replaced.

Example: To copy the settings on the TV button to the MD button

1 While pressing the ⚙️ (light) button, press the OTHER button.

“SET MODE” appears as the screen title.

2 Press the ↑/↓ buttons to select “6 UTILITY”, then press the OK button or the centre Label select button. “UTILITY” appears as the screen title.

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

3 Press the / buttons to select "2 COPY", then press the OK button or centre Label select button.

“COPY” appears as the screen title.

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

4 Press the TV button.

“TV” appears in the second line of the screen.

5 Press the OTHER button repeatedly, then press the centre Label select button (MD).

A beep sounds and “TV >> MD” appears in the second line of the screen.

6 Press the ⚙️ (light) button or the RETURN button three times.

The set mode closes, and the Remote Commander returns to standby for operating the A/V components.

To reset the settings

Follow the procedure in “Resetting a COMPONENT select button or Label select button” on page 28.

Controlling the volume of visual components connected to an audio component

The volume control buttons ( +/ - and × ) of the Remote Commander are factory preset to control the volume based on the assumption that you hear the sound of your visual components from your TV speakers, and that you hear sound of your audio components from the loudspeakers connected to your amplifier.

The remote control signal transmitted by pressing the volume control buttons are factory preset as follows:

Visual component: Transmits the signal to control the volume of a TV.

Audio component: Transmits the signal to control the volume of an amplifier.

For example, to control the volume while using a DVD player, you do not need to select the TV to control the TV volume. If an amplifier is connected to visual components, change the volume control setting of all the visual components to control the volume of the amplifier.

1 While pressing the ⚙️ (light) button, press the OTHER button.

“SET MODE” appears as the screen title.

2 Press the ↑/↓ buttons to select “6 UTILITY”, then press the OK button or the centre Label select button.

“UTILITY” appears as the screen title.

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

3 Press the / buttons to select "3 AUDIO SETTING", then press the OK button or centre Label select button.

"AUDIO SETTING" appears as the screen title.

AUDIO SETTING

[ TV ] AMP

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

4 Press the ➤ button or right Label select button.

A beep sounds and “AMP” is shown inside the [ ].

5 Press the ⚙️ (light) button or the RETURN button three times.

The set mode closes, and the Remote Commander returns to standby for operating the A/V components.

To reset the settings

Press the button or the left Label select button in step 4.

Setting the button illumination

You can change the setting of the button illumination of the Remote Commander. The button illumination is preset at the factory to turn off automatically if you do not operate within 10 seconds. You can also change the brightness and fade effect (which adjusts the brightness of the button illumination) of the button illumination and which buttons activate the button illumination.

1 While pressing the ⚙️ (light) button, press the OTHER button.

“SET MODE” appears as the screen title.

2 Press the ↑/↓ buttons to select “5 UNIT SETTINGS”, then press the OK button or the centre Label select button.

“UNIT SETTINGS” appears as the screen title.

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

3 Press the ♠/↓ buttons to select "1 LIGHT OFF TIME", then press the OK button or the centre Label select button.

“LIGHT OFF TIME” appears as the screen title.

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

4 Press the ◀/► buttons or the left or right Label select button.

You can set the automatic-off time from 1 to 60 seconds. Each time the button is pressed, the time decreases/increases by 1 second.

Note

If you set the automatic-off time to longer than 10 seconds, the battery life may be shorter.

5 Press the ⚙ (light) button, the centre Label select button, the OK button, or the RETURN button.

“UNIT SETTINGS” appears as the screen title.

6 Press the / buttons to select "2 LIGHT BRIGHTNESS", then press the OK button or the centre Label select button. "LIGHT BRIGHTNESS" appears as the screen title.

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

7 Press the ◀/▶ buttons or the left or right Label select button.

You can set the brightness from 1 to 15. Each time the button is pressed, the level decreases/increases by 1.

8 Press the ⚙ (light) button, the centre Label select button, the OK button, or the RETURN button.

“UNIT SETTINGS” appears as the screen title.

9 Press the ↑/↓ buttons to select "3 FADE EFFECT", then press the OK button.

“FADE EFFECT” appears as the screen title, and the current setting is shown inside the [ ].

FADE EFFECT
OFF	[ ON ]

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

10 Press the ◀/▶ buttons or the left or right Label select button.

Each time the setting changes, a beep sounds and [ ] moves to the new setting.

ON: fade in/out the button illumination

OFF: normal button illumination

11 Press the ⚙ (light) button, the centre Label select button, the OK button, or the RETURN button.

“UNIT SETTINGS” appears as the screen title.

UNIT SETTINGS

>3 FADE EFFECT

4 LIGHT ON MODE

12 Press the ↑/↓ buttons to select "4 LIGHT ON MODE", then press the OK button or the centre Label select button.

“LIGHT ON MODE” appears as the screen title, and the current setting is shown inside the [ ].

LIGHT ON MODE
LIGHT	[ ALL ]

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

13 Press the ◀/▶ buttons or the left or right Label select button.

Each time the setting changes, a beep sounds and [ ] moves to the new setting.

ALL: The button illumination is activated by pressing any button on the Remote Commander except the △+/- and PROGRAM +/- buttons.

LIGHT: The button illumination is activated by pressing the ⚪️ (light) button only.

14 Press the ⚙️ (light) button or the RETURN button three times.

OR

RETURN

The set mode closes, and the Remote Commander returns to standby for operating the A/V components.

Setting the display

You can change the setting of the display. The Remote Commander is preset at the factory to turn off the display automatically if you do not operate it within 30 seconds. You can also change the brightness of the display.

1 While pressing the ⚙️ (light) button, press the OTHER button.

“SET MODE” appears as the screen title.

2 Press the ↑/↓ buttons to select “5 UNIT SETTINGS”, then press the OK button or the centre Label select button. “UNIT SETTINGS” appears as the screen title.

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

3 Press the ↑/↓ buttons to select "5 DISP. OFF TIME", then press the OK button or the centre Label select button. "DISP. OFF TIME" appears as the screen title.

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

4 Press the ◀/▶ buttons or the left or right Label select button.

You can set the automatic-off time from 1 to 60 seconds. Each time the button is pressed, the time decreases/increases by 1 second.

5 Press the ⚙ (light) button, centre Label select button, the OK button, or the RETURN button. "UNIT SETTINGS" appears as the screen title.

6 Press the / buttons to select "6 DISP. BRIGHTNESS", then press the OK button or the centre Label select button. "DISP. BRIGHTNESS" appears as the screen title.

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

7 Press the ◀/▶ buttons or the left or right Label select button.

You can set the brightness from 1 to 3. Each time the button is pressed, the level decreases/increases by 1.

8 Press the ⚙️ (light) button or the RETURN button three times.

The set mode closes, and the Remote Commander returns to standby for operating the A/V components.

Setting the beep

The Remote Commander is preset at the factory with the confirmation beep set to on. You can change the setting to turn off the beep.

1 While pressing the ⚙️ (light) button, press the OTHER button.

“SET MODE” appears as the screen title.

2 Press the ↑/↓ buttons to select "5 UNIT SETTINGS", then press the OK button or the centre Label select button.

“UNIT SETTINGS” appears as the screen title.

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

3 Press the ↑/↓ buttons to select "7 BEEP SOUND", then press the OK button or the centre Label select button.

“BEEP SOUND” appears as the screen title, and the current setting is shown inside the [ ].

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

4 Press the ◀/► buttons or the left or right Label select button.

Each time the setting changes, a beep sounds and [ ] moves to the new setting.

ON: Turns on the beep.

OFF: Turns off the beep.

5 Press the ⚙️ (light) button or the RETURN button three times.

The set mode closes, and the Remote Commander returns to standby for operating the A/V components.

Note

When making settings, a beep sounds even if the button beep is set to off.

Resetting the settings

Resetting a COMPONENT select button or Label select button

You can reset the A/V component settings to the factory preset.

1 While pressing the ⚙️ (light) button, press the OTHER button.

“SET MODE” appears as the screen title.

2 Press the ↑/↓ buttons to select “7 RESET”, then press the OK button or the centre Label select button.

“RESET” appears as the screen title.

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

3 Press the / buttons to select "1 COMPONENT", then press the OK button or the centre Label select button.

“COMPONENT” appears in the second line on the screen.

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

4 Press the COMPONENT select button or Label select button you want to reset.

A beep sounds and all the settings on the selected component are reset to the factory settings.

5 Press the ⚙️ (light) button or the RETURN button three times.

Setting is complete and the Remote Commander returns to the status before you started setting.

Resetting all settings

You can reset all settings to the factory preset.

1 While pressing the ⚙️ (light) button, press the OTHER button.

“SET MODE” appears as the screen title.

2 Press the ↑/↓ buttons to select “7 RESET”, then press the OK button or the centre Label select button.

“RESET” appears as the screen title.

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

3 Press the ♠/▼ buttons to select "2 ALL", then press the OK button or the centre Label select button.

“RESET ALL SETTINGS?” appears in the second line on the screen, and “NO” is shown inside the [ ].

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

4 Press the ➤ button or right Label select button, then press the OK button or the centre Label select button.

“REALLY?” appears in the second line of the screen, and “NO” is shown inside the [ ].

Tip

If you select “NO” and press the OK button or the centre Label select button, the display returns to the screen shown in step 2.

5 Press the ➤ button or the right Label select button, then press the OK button or the centre Label select button.

When resetting is complete, a beep sounds and all settings return to the factory settings.

Tip

If you select “NO” and press the OK button or the centre Label select button, the display returns to the screen shown in step 2.

6 Press the ⚙ (light) button or the RETURN button twice.

The Remote Commander returns to status after the factory preset TV button is pressed.

Precautions

• Do not drop the unit or give a shock to the unit, or it may cause a malfunction.
• Do not leave the unit in a location near heat sources, or in a place subject to direct sunlight, excessive dust or sand, moisture, rain or mechanical shock.
• Do not put foreign objects into the unit. Should any liquid or solid object fall into the unit, have it checked by qualified personnel before operating the unit any further.
• Do not expose the remote control detectors of your components to direct sunlight or other strong illumination. Too much light there can interfere with remote control operations.
• Be sure to place the Remote Commander out of the reach of small children or pets. Components such as air conditioners, heaters, electric appliances, and electric shutters or curtains receiving an infrared signal can be dangerous if misused.

Maintenance

Clean the surface with a soft cloth slightly moistened with water or a mild detergent solution. Do not use any type of solvent such as alcohol, benzine or thinner as they may damage the finish of the surface.

Specifications

Operating distance

Approx. 10 meters (32.8 ft.) (varies depending on components of different manufacturers)

Power requirements

Two LR6 (size AA) alkaline batteries (not supplied)

Battery life

Approx. 5 months
- When turing on or off a Sony TV for approx. 300 times per day using alkaline batteries.
- When adjusting the button illumination setting to Brightness: 5 and Light on time: 10 seconds, and adjusting the Display setting to Brightness: Level 1 and Display on time: 30 seconds.

Dimensions

Approx. 60.4 × 227.5 × 29.4 mm (w × h × d) ( 2^1/2 × 9 × 1^3/16 in.)

Mass

170 g (6 oz.) (not including batteries)

Learnable signals\*

Capacity per signal: up to 300 bits Signal frequency range: 455 kHz and up to 300 kHz Signal interval: up to 1 second

* Some signals cannot be learned by the Remote Commander, even though the signals comply with these specifications.

Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

CE

The validity of the CE marking is restricted to only those countries where it is legally enforced, mainly in the countries EEA (European Economic Area).

Troubleshooting

If you have problems setting up or using the Remote Commander, first check the batteries (page 5), then check the items below.

Problem	Solution
You cannot operate the components.	Move closer to the component. The maximum operating distance is approximately 32.8 ft. (10 m).Check that you are aiming the Remote Commander directly at the component, and that there are no obstructions between the Remote Commander and the component.Turn on the A/V components first, if necessary.Check that you are pressing the correct COMPONENT select button or Label select button.Check that the component has infrared remote capability. For example, if your component didn’t come with a remote commander, it probably isn’t capable of being controlled by a remote commander.You have assigned a different component to the COMPONENT select button or component label. A corresponding component is determined by setting a preset code. Therefore, the name of the component you have preset may be different from that of the component label. In this case, it is recommended to preset again (page 7) and change the component name on the label (page 15).
You cannot operate the components even after setting the preset code.	Set the component code correctly. If the code that is listed first for your component does not work, try all the codes for your component in the order they are listed in the supplied “Preset Code List.”Some features may not be preset. If some or all of the buttons do not function correctly even after you have set the component codes, then use the learning function to programme the remote control signals for the component (page 12).The desired A/V component may not be operated by the preset code listed in the “Preset Code List.” See “Setting A/V components which are not listed in the Preset Code List” (page 8) to set the preset code available for the A/V component.
You cannot control the volume.	If your visual components are connected to an audio system, make sure you have set up the Remote Commander as described in “Controlling the volume of visual components connected to an audio component” (page 23).You have programmed remote control signals on the TV or amplifier’s volume control buttons. In this case, the Remote Commander transmits the learned signals instead of the volume control signals when you select a component other than a TV or amplifier.
The Remote Commander fails to learn the remote control signals.	When learning, place the Remote Commander and your A/V component’s remote control at a distance of 5 -10 cm (2-4 inches) away from each other.Check that the battery power of your A/V component’s remote control is sufficient. If not, replace the battery with a new one.Before learning, turn off other infrared devices, such as air-conditioners or headphones.Learning may not succeed near a plasma display. Try changing the position or turn off a plasma display.Learning may not succeed under strong fluorescent light. Try changing the position.When you teach signals of an interactive signal exchange system remote control unit (supplied with some of Sony’s receivers and amplifiers) to the Remote Commander, the response signal of the main unit may interfere with the learning of the Remote Commander. In such a case, move to a place where the signals cannot reach the main unit (e.g. another room, etc.).
You cannot operate a component even after you programmed the remote control signals with the “learning” function.	Make sure that the Remote Commander has learned the correct signals. If not, see “Notes” on page 13 or “For accurate learning” (page 14), and try the learning procedure again (page 12).
“NG” appears in the third line on the screen and a beep sounds five times while setting the preset code.	Preset code setting has not succeeded. Set the preset code again, referring to the supplied “Preset Code List”.
“NG” appears in the third line on the screen and a beep sounds five times while learning.	·Learning has not succeeded. Try the learning procedure again (page 12), referring to “For accurate learning” (page 14).·While learning, you pressed the button other than the one on which you want to programme the signal. Programme the signal on the correct button again (page 12).
“FULL” appears in the third line on the screen and a beep sounds five times while learning.	Learned signal memory is full. Clear learned signals that are not frequently used (page 14), then programme the desired remote signal.
“NG” appears in the third line on the screen and a beep sounds five times when trying to copy settings of a component label to another component label.	·Setting cannot be copied on COMPONENT select buttons or Label select buttons in the following situations:– A learned signal or Component Macro is programmed.– The button’s component label has been changed.– The button’s function label has been changed.In this case, reset those settings (page 28) before copying.·You are copying the settings of A/V components other than a TV or amplifier on the Label select button assigned with a TV or amplifier. The TV button is assigned with only TV and the Label select button to which an amplifier is preset is assigned with only amplifier or DVD player home theatre system.·The Remote Commander fails to copy the settings if the programmed signal data of the button is too large. In this case, clear programmed signals that are not frequently used (page 14), then copy the settings again.
A beep sounds twice while setting the preset code.	The preset code cannot be set on the COMPONENT select button or Label select button in the following situations:– A learned signal or Component Macro is programmed.– The button’s component label has been changed.– The button’s function label has been changed.In this case, reset those settings (page 28) before setting.
A beep sounds twice while learning.	·See “For accurate learning” (page 14).·Other remote signal has been programmed on the desired button. Clear the learned signal (page 14) or programme the remote signal on another button (page 12).·Learning standby time (10 seconds) has been exceeded.Start over from the beginning.
A beep sounds twice while programming a Component Macro.	·You are assigning a Component Macro on the COMPONENT select button or Label select button on which another Component Macro has been assigned. Clear the Component Macro assigned to the button (page 20), then assign the desired Component Macro.·The programmed steps exceed 32 after adding delay while checking the Component Macro. A maximum of 32 steps (including delay) can be programmed. Reprogramme the Component Macro.
“NG” appears in the third line on the screen and a beep sounds twice while programming the power-on function.	You are programming the power-on function (page 21) on the COMPONENT select button or Label select button assigned with a preset code other than Sony’s. The power-on function can be programmed only on the button assigned with Sony’s preset code.
A Component Macro does not function correctly.	When programming a Component Macro, programme the actions in the correct order (page 18).Change the direction of the Remote Commander. If it does not improve, position the Remote Commander closer to each A/V component.Check that the programmed A/V components are ready to receive the signals correctly (page 18).If you changed the preset code or programmed remote signals after programming the Component Macro, the new signal will be transmitted when executing the Component Macro.The interval between programmed steps is too short. See “To check the programmed steps of a Component Macro and add a delay action” (page 19) to extend the interval, or change the order of the steps.
The display turns off automatically.	The Remote Commander is preset at the factory to turn off the display automatically if you do not operate it for over 30 seconds (automatic-off time). You can change the automatic-off time between 1-60 seconds (page 26).
The set mode closes unexpectedly while setting.	The set mode closes if you do not operate the Remote Commander for over 60 seconds. Perform the next step within 60 seconds.
The confirmation beep does not sound.	Beep sound is set to off. Set it on (page 27).
The confirmation beep sounds even though beep sound is set to off.	A confirmation beep sounds during set mode, even if the beep sound is set to off.
“ ” appears in the screen.	The batteries are weak. Replace them with new ones.
The Remote Commander does not enter set mode.	If “ ” appears on the screen, the Remote Commander cannot enter into the set mode. Replace the batteries with new ones.

Table of Preset Functions

The Remote Commander memorizes major brands' remote control signals.

Setting the preset code (page 7) enables the Remote Commander to operate each AV component.

The Remote Commander is preset at the factory to operate Sony brand A/V components. (Refer to the table below.)

Screen title	Code No.	Brand and component
TV	8001	Sony TV (Analogue)
VCR	1003	Sony VCR (Video Cassette Recorder)
SAT	3001	Sony Analogue Satellite Receiver
DVD	0001	Sony DVD Player
CABLE	9001	Analogue Cable Box
DVD-R	0203	Sony DVD Recorder
AMP	4001	Sony Receiver/Amplifier
CD	5001	Sony CD Player
MD	7001	Sony MD Deck
TAPE	6001	Sony Cassette Deck

The Remote Commander memorizes the remote control signal in accordance with Sony AV components. Therefore, when another brand's AV component is set, the function of a button may differ from its name. Refer to the following tables for each button function. (Change the functions corresponding to Label buttons and function memos after setting the preset code, if necessary.)

Component	Screen title
TV (Analogue)	TV
TV (Digital)	TV
VCR (Video Cassette Recorder)	VCR
Analogue Satellite Receiver	SAT
Digital Satellite Receiver	SAT
DVD Player	DVD
Analogue Cable Box	CABLE
DVD Recorder, DVD/VCR Combo	DVD-R
Home Theatre System/DVD Player Combo	DVD
Receiver/Amplifier	AMP
CD Player	CD
MD Deck	MD
Cassette Deck	TAPE

Button/Display			Label	Function
Buttons	➊		POWER	To turn the power on/off
	➌		INPUT	To change the input mode
	1-9, 0, -/-(1-), ENT (2-)		1-9, 0, -/-, ENTER	To change the programme. For example, to change the programme 5, press 0 and 5 (or, press 5 and ENT).
	➌+, -		VOLUME+	Volume up: +
			VOLUME-	Volume down: -
	呎		MUTING	To silence the sound on the TV. Press again to return to the previous volume level.
	PROGRAM +, -		PROGRAM+	Programme up: +
			PROGRAM-	Programme down: -
	➌		RECALL	To operate JUMP, FLASHBACK or the CHANNEL RETURN function on the TV depending on the setting of the TV's manufacture
	DIGITAL/ANALOG
	➌		TELETEXT	To switch to teletext
	➌		TV ON	To turn onTo return from teletext to TV
	GUIDE
	MENU		MENU	To call up the MENU display
	↑, ↓, ←, ➤		↑↓,←, →	To move the cursor
	OK		OK	To enter the selection of the MENU display
	RETURN		RETURN	To exit the mode
	TOOLS
	◀◀
	▶
	▶▶
	■
	■
	● (REC)
	A (Red)		RED	Fasttext button
	B (Green)		GREEN	Fasttext button
	C (Yellow)		YELLOW	Fasttext button
	D (Blue)		BLUE	Fasttext button
.Label select buttons)	Page 1/4	INFO	INFO	To display the current programme on TV
		SLEEP	SLEEP	To operate sleep function on the TV (works only for a TV with sleep function)
		A/B	DUAL SOUND	To switch the sound of the duplex broadcast
	Page 2/4	WIDE	WIDE	To switch to WIDE
		PIP	PIP ON/OFF	To turn on/off the “window” picture
		SWAP	PIP SWAP	To swap the “window” picture
	Page 3/4	PIPCH+	PIP CH+	To change the TV programme in the “window” picture upwards
		PIPCH-	PIP CH-	To change the TV programme in the “window” picture downwards
-➁		INPUT	To change the input mode
1-9, 0, -/-(1-), ENT (2-)		1-9, 0, -/-, ENTER	To change the programme. For example, to change the programme 5, press 0 and 5 (or, press 5 and ENT).
➍+, -		VOLUME+	Volume up: +
		VOLUME-	Volume down: -
➇※		MUTING	To silence the sound on the TV. Press again to return to the previous volume level.
PROGRAM +, -		PROGRAM+	Programme up: +
		PROGRAM-	Programme down: -
➎		RECALL	To operate JUMP, FLASHBACK or the CHANNEL RETURN function on the TV depending on the setting of the TV's manufacture.
DIGITAL/ANALOG		D/A MODE	To switch the digital/analogue mode
➎		TELETEXT	To switch to teletext
☐		TV ON	To turn onTo return from teletext to TV
GUIDE		EPG	To use the programme guide
MENU		MENU	To call up the MENU display
➊,➍,➌,➽		↑, ↓, ←, →	To move the cursor
OK		OK	To enter the selection of the MENU display
RETURN		RETURN	To exit the mode
TOOLS		TOOLS	To go into the OPTION setting mode
◀◀		VIDEO 1	To change the VIDEO 1
▶		VIDEO 2	To change the VIDEO 2
▶▶		VIDEO 3	To change the VIDEO 3
■
■
● (REC)
A (Red)		RED	Fastext button
B (Green)		GREEN	Fastext button
C (Yellow)		YELLOW	Fastext button
D (Blue)		BLUE	Fastext button
(Display Label select buttons)	Page 1/4	INFO	INFO	To display the current programme on TV
		SLEEP	SLEEP	To operate sleep function on the TV (works only for a TV with sleep function)
		A/B	DUAL SOUND	To switch the sound of the duplex broadcast
	Page 2/4	2PICS	TWIN PICS	To divide the screen into two for watching two pictures simultaneously
		16:9	16:9	To switch to WIDE
		FREEZE	FREEZE	To display a frozen image of the current programme
Buttons	➊		POWER	To turn the power on/off
	-➁		ANT/SW	To switch the aerial output
	1-9, 0, -/-- (1-), ENT (2-)		1-9, 0, -/--, ENTER	To change the programme. For example, to change the programme 5, press 0 and 5 (or, press 5 and ENT).
	PROGRAM +, -		PROGRAM+	Programme up: +
			PROGRAM-	Programme down: -
	➌
	DIGITAL/ANALOG
	➎		DISPLAY	To expose the on-screen display
	☐		INPUT	To change the input mode
	GUIDE
	MENU		MENU	To call up the MENU display
	+, -, -, +		↑, ↓, ←, →	To move the cursor
	OK		OK	To enter the selection of the MENU display
	RETURN		EXIT	To exit the mode
	TOOLS
	◀◀		◀◀	To rewind
	▶		▶	To play
	▶▶		▶▶	To fast-forward
	■		■	To stop
	||		||	To pause
	● (REC)*		●	To record
	A (Red)
	B (Green)
	C (Yellow)
	D (Blue)
(Label select buttons)	Page 1/4	CMSKIP	CM SKIP	To skip over commercials
		HS REW	H.S.REW	To rewind at high speed
		PLAYx2	PLAYx2	To play at double speed
	Page 2/4	QTIMER	QUICKTIMER	To select the recording time by 30 minutes and begin recording
		SRCH←	SEARCH←	REVIEW locked picture search
		SRCH→	SEARCH→	CUE locked picture search
	Page 3/4	CNTR	COUNTER	To change the counter display
		SP/LP	SP/LP	To switch the tape speed
		TV	TV TUNER	To return to the TV (to reset the external input)
	Page 4/4	LINE1	LINE1	To select the input source: LINE 1
		LINE2	LINE2	To select the input source: LINE 2
		DV IN	DV INPUT	To select the input source: Digital Video input

* To avoid misoperation, the Remote Commander will only transmit ●/REC (record) button signals if the button is pressed and held for over 2 seconds.

Analogue Satellite Receiver

Digital Satellite Receiver

Button/Display			Label	Function
Buttons	➊		POWER	To turn the power on/off
	➌		INPUT	To switch the output of the satellite receiver to the TV. (When you connect a TV cable or aerial to the receiver, the output switches between a TV and satellite programme.)
	1-9, 0		1-9, 0	To change the programmes
	-/-- (1-)		-/--	To select double-digit numbersWorks in the same way as your satellite tuner's commander
	ENT (2-)
	PROGRAM +, -		PROGRAM+	Programme up: +
			PROGRAM-	Programme down: -
	➌		RECALL	To return to the last tuned station
	DIGITAL/ANALOG		INTRCTV	To show the INTERACTIVE screen
	➌		TELETEXT	To switch to teletext
	➌		BOX OFFICE	To show the BOX OFFICE screen
	GUIDE		GUIDE	To bring up master guide
	MENU		MENU	To call up the MENU display
	↑, ↓, ←, ➤		↑, ↓, ←, →	To move the cursor
	OK		OK	To enter the selection of the MENU display
	RETURN		EXIT	To exit the mode
	TOOLS		EPG	To show or hide the EPG display
	◀◀
	▶
	▶▶
	■
	■
	● (REC)
	A (Red)		RED	Fastext button
	B (Green)		GREEN	Fastext button
	C (Yellow)		YELLOW	Fastext button
	D (Blue)		BLUE	Fastext button
(Display Label select buttons)	Page 1/4	HELP	HELP	To show HELP
		FAVORT	FAVORITE	To switch up/down among the favourite programmes only
		SERV	SERVICE	To perform the “PAY PER VIEW” or the “programme download” service function
	Page 2/4	PILOT	PILOT	To turn on/off the EPG display
		PRSNL	PERSONAL	To display the setting modes
		A/B	SAT A/B	To switch the twin receiver
⇨		INPUT	To switch the output of the satellite receiver to the TV. (When you connect a TV cable or aerial to the receiver, the output switches between a TV and satellite programme.)
1-9, 0		1-9, 0	To change the programmes
-/-- (1-)		-/--	To select double-digit numbersWorks in the same way as your satellite tuner's commander
ENT (2-)
PROGRAM +, -		PROGRAM+	Programme up: +
		PROGRAM-	Programme down: -
⇨
DIGITAL/ANALOG		INTRCTIV	To show the INTERACTIVE screen
➌		TELETEXT	To switch to teletext
☐		BOX OFFICE	To show the BOX OFFICE screen
GUIDE		GUIDE	To bring up master guide
MENU		MENU	To call up the MENU display
+, ↓, ←, ➕		↑, ↓, ←, →	To move the cursor
OK		OK	To enter the selection of the MENU display
RETURN		EXIT	To exit the mode
TOOLS
◀◀		◀◀	To rewind
▶		▶	To play
▶▶		▶▶	To fast-forward
■		■	To stop
II		II	To pause
● (REC)*		●	To record
A (Red)		RED	Fasttext button
B (Green)		GREEN	Fasttext button
C (Yellow)		YELLOW	Fasttext button
D (Blue)		BLUE	Fasttext button
Digital buttons	Page 14	HELP	HELP	To show HELP
		SERV	SERVICE	To perform the “PAY PER VIEW” or the “programme download” service function

* To avoid misoperation, the Remote Commander will only transmit ●/REC (record) button signals if the button is pressed and held for over 2 seconds.

Button/Display			Label	Function
Buttons	➊		POWER	To turn the power on/off
	➌
	1-9, 0		1-9, 0	Number buttons: To set items selected from the screen
	-/- (1-)		+10	To select numbers 10 and above
	ENT (2-)		ENTER	To enter the setting. To set items selected from the screen.
	PROGRAM +, -		▶▶	To proceed to the next location or song
			◀◀	To proceed to the previous location or song
	➌
	DIGITAL/ANALOG
	➌		DISPLAY	To show the current play status on the screen
	☐		SUBTITLE	To switch the subtitle
	GUIDE		TOP MENU	To display the top menu
	MENU		DVD MENU	To display the DVD menu
	▲, ↓, ←, →		↑, ↓, ←, →	To move the cursor
	OK		OK	To execute items selected from the screen
	RETURN		RETURN	To return to the last previous screen
	TOOLS		SET UP	To call up the setting up menu
	◀◀		◀◀	To rewind
	▶		▶	To play
	▶▶		▶▶	To fast-forward
	■		■	To stop
	■		■	To pause
	● (REC)
	A (Red)
	B (Green)
	C (Yellow)
	D (Blue)
(Label select buttons)	Page 1/4	AUDIO	AUDIO	To change the sound
		REPEAT	REPEAT	To go into the repeat mode
		CLEAR	CLEAR	To clear the selected characters from the screen
	Page 2/4	ANGLE	ANGLE	To switch angle
		SLOW←	SLOW←	Slow playback in the reverse direction
		SLOW→	SLOW→	Slow playback in the forward direction
	Page 3/4	P.MODE	PLAY MODE	To change the playback mode
		SRCH←	SEARCH←	To search in the reverse direction
		SRCH→	SEARCH→	To search in the forward direction
	Page 4/4	EJECT	EJECT	To open or close the tray
Button/Display		Label	Function
Buttons	➊	POWER	To turn the power on/off
	-➁
	1-9, 0	1-9, 0	To change the programmes
	-/- (1-)
	ENT (2-)	ENTER	To enter the programme
	PROGRAM +, -	PROGRAM+	Programme up: +
		PROGRAM-	Programme down: -
	➌	RECALL	To operate JUMP, FLASHBACK or the CHANNEL RETURN function
	DIGITAL/ANALOG
	➎
	☐
	GUIDE
	MENU
	+, ↓, ←, ➕
	OK
	RETURN
	TOOLS
	◀◀
	▶
	▶▶
	■
	II
	● (REC)
	A (Red)
	B (Green)
	C (Yellow)
	D (Blue)

Button/Display			Label	Function
Buttons	➊		POWER	To turn the power on/off
	-➁
	1-9, 0		1-9, 0	Number buttons: To set items selected on the screen
	-/- (1-)		+10	To select numbers 10 and above
	ENT (2-)		ENTER	To enter a setting or to set items selected on the screen
	PROGRAM +, -		PROGRAM+	Programme up: +
			PROGRAM-	Programme down: -
	➌		DECKCHANGE	To switch the deck
	DIGITAL/ANALOG
	➎		DISPLAY	To show the current play status on the screen
	☐		SUBTITLE	To switch the subtitle
	GUIDE		TOP MENU	To display the top menu
	MENU		DVD MENU	To display the DVD menu
	♠, ♦, ♦, ➤		↑↓←, →	To move the cursor
	OK		OK	To enter the selection of the menu display
	RETURN		RETURN	To return to the last previous scree
	TOOLS		SET UP	To call up the setting up menu
	◀◀		◀◀	To rewind
	▶		▶	To play
	▶▶		▶▶	To fast-forward
	■		■	To stop
	■■		■■	To pause
	● (REC)* ^2		●	To record
	A (Red)		▶▶	To proceed to the next location or song
	B (Green)
	C (Yellow)
	D (Blue)		◀◀	To proceed to the previous location or song
.Label select buttons)	Page 1/4	AUDIO	AUDIO	To change the sound
		REPEAT	REPEAT	To go into the repeat mode
		CLEAR	CLEAR	To clear the selected characters from the screen
	Page 2/4	ANGLE	ANGLE	To switch angle
		SLOW←	SLOW←	Slow playback in the reverse direction
		SLOW→	SLOW→	Slow playback in the forward direction
	Page 3/4	P.MODE	PLAY MODE	To change the playback mode
		SRCH←	SEARCH←	To search in the reverse direction
		SRCH→	SEARCH→	To search in the forward direction
	Page 4/4	EJECT	EJECT	To open or close the tray
		R.MODE	REC MODE	To change the recording mode

*1 The Remote Commander may not operate the video cassette recorder section of some DVD/VCR Combo, even though the preset code is set. In such a case, program the VCR operations on free buttons using the Learning function, or assign the VCR section to another Component Select button.

*2 To avoid misoperation, the Remote Commander will only transmit ●/REC (record) button signals if the button is pressed and held for over 2 seconds.

Button/Display			Label	Function
Buttons	➊		POWER	To turn the power on/off
	-➁		INPUT	To change the input mode
	1-9, 0		1-9, 0	Number buttons: To set items selected on the screen
	-/- (1-)		+10	To select numbers 10 and above
	ENT (2-)		ENTER	To enter a setting or to set items selected on the screen
	-➂+, -		VOLUME+	Volume up: +
			VOLUME-	Volume down: -
	○※		MUTING	To silence the sound on the Home Theatre System/DVD Player Combo. Press again to return to the previous volume level.
	PROGRAM +, -		▶▶	To proceed to the next location or song
			◀◀	To proceed to the previous location or song
	➌		DISC SKIP	To select next disc
	DIGITAL/ANALOG		BAND	To select the band
	➃		DISPLAY	To show the current play status on the screen
	☐		SUBTITLE	To switch the subtitle
	GUIDE		TOP MENU	To display the top menu
	MENU		MENU	To display the DVD menu
	+, -, -, +		↑, ↓, ←, →	To move the cursor
	OK		OK	To enter the selection of the menu display
	RETURN		RETURN	To return to the last previous screen
	TOOLS		SET UP	To call up the setting up menu
	◀◀		◀◀	To rewind
	▶		▶	To play
	▶▶		▶▶	To fast-forward
	■		■	To stop
	■		■	To pause
	● (REC)
	A (Red)
	B (Green)
	C (Yellow)
	D (Blue)
.Label select buttons)	Page 1/4	SFIELD	SOUNDFIELD	To turn on/off the sound field
		TUNER	TUNER	To select the tuner band
		AUDIO	AUDIO	To change the sound
	Page 2/4	REPEAT	REPEAT	To go into the repeat mode
		CLEAR	CLEAR	To clear the selected characters from the screen
		ANGLE	ANGLE	To switch angle
	Page 3/4	EJECT	EJECT	To open or close the tray
		R.MODE	PLAY MODE	To change the playback mode
			POWER	To turn the power on/off
	-		INPUT	To change the input select cyclically
	1		1	To select the input source: VIDEO1
	2		2	To select the input source: VIDEO2
	3		3	To select the input source: AUX
	4		4	To select the input source: TUNER
	5		5	To select the input source: CD
	6		6	To select the input source: TAPE
	7		7	To select the input source: MD/DAT
	8		8	To select the input source: TV
	9		9	To select the input source: PHONO
	0		0	To select the input source: DVD
	-/- (1-)
	ENT (2-)
	+, -		VOLUME+	Volume up: +
			VOLUME-	Volume down: -
			MUTING	To silence the sound on the Receiver/Amplifier. Press again to return to the previous volume level.
	PROGRAM +, -		PRESET+	Presetting or tuning frequency up: +
			PRESET-	Presetting or tuning frequency down: -
			SHIFT	To shift band or preset select
	DIGITAL/ANALOG		BAND	To select the tuner band
	=		5.1INPUT	To change the multi-channel of 5.1ch and above
	GUIDE
	MENU
	, , ,
	OK
	RETURN
	TOOLS
	(REC)
	A (Red)
	B (Green)
	C (Yellow)
	D (Blue)
(Label select buttons)	Page 1/4	SFIELD	SOUNDFIELD	To turn on/off the sound field
		CENTR+	CENTER+	To adjust the centre speaker level
		CENTR-	CENTER-	To adjust the centre speaker level
	Page 2/4	GENRE	GENRE	To select a sound field genre
		REAR+	REAR+	To adjust the rear speaker level
		REAR-	REAR-	To adjust the rear speaker level
	Page 3/4	T.TONE	TEST TONE	To output a test tone
		WOOFR+	SUBWOOFER+	To adjust the subwoofer level
		WOOFR-	SUBWOOFER-	To adjust the subwoofer level
	Page 4/4	D.IN	DIGITAL IN	To switch the digital input
Buttons	➊		POWER	To turn the power on/off
	➌
	1-9, 0		1-9, 0	To select the track number
	-/-- (1-)		+10	To select numbers 10 and above
	ENT (2-)		ENTER	To enter the setting
	PROGRAM +, -		▶▶	To select the next track
			◀◀	To select the previous track
	➎		DISC SKIP	To select the next disc
	DIGITAL/ANALOG
	➎		DISPLAY	To switch the display of the CD player to turn on/off
	☐
	GUIDE
	MENU
	+, ↓, ←, ➕
	OK
	RETURN
	TOOLS
	◀◀		◀◀	To rewind
	▶		▶	To play
	▶▶		▶▶	To fast-forward
	■		■	To stop
	||		||	To pause
	● (REC)*		●	To record
	A (Red)
	B (Green)
	C (Yellow)
	D (Blue)
(Label select buttons)	Page 1/4	REPEAT	REPEAT	To select repeat play mode
		SHFFL	SHUFFLE	To play in random order
		FADER	FADER	To toggle the fade-in/fadeout operation
	Page 2/4	EJECT	EJECT	To open/close
		P.MODE	PLAY MODE	To change the playback mode
		CLEAR	CLEAR	To clear the setting

* To avoid misoperation, the Remote Commander will only transmit ●/REC (record) button signals if the button is pressed and held for over 2 seconds.

Button/Display			Label	Function
Buttons	➊		POWER	To turn the power on/off
	➌
	1-9, 0		1-9, 0	To select the track number
	-/- (1-)		+10	To select numbers 10 and above
	ENT (2-)		ENTER	To enter the setting
	PROGRAM +, -		▶▶	To select the next track
			◀◀	To select the previous track
	➌		DISC SKIP	To select the next disc
	DIGITAL/ANALOG
	➌		DISPLAY	To change the display mode or turn the display on/off
	☐
	GUIDE
	MENU
	♠, ♦, ♦, ➤
	OK
	RETURN
	TOOLS
	◀◀		◀◀	To rewind
	▶		▶	To play
	▶▶		▶▶	To fast-forward
	■		■	To stop
	||		||	To pause
	● (REC)*		●	To record
	A (Red)
	B (Green)
	C (Yellow)
	D (Blue)
(Label select buttons)	Page 1/4	REPEAT	REPEAT	To select repeat play mode
		SHFFL	SHUFFLE	To play in random order
		FADER	FADER	To toggle the fade-in/fadeout operation
	Page 2/4	EJECT	EJECT	To open/close
		R.MODE	PLAY MODE	To change the playback mode
		CLEAR	CLEAR	To clear the setting
	Page 3/4	CDSYNC	CD SYNCRO	To start synchronizing with the CD
		DECK A	DECK A	To select a deck of the dual MD deck: A
		DECK B	DECK B	To select a deck of the dual MD deck: B

* To avoid misoperation, the Remote Commander will only transmit ●/REC (record) button signals if the button is pressed and held for over 2 seconds.

Button/Display		Label	Function
Buttons	➊	POWER	To turn the power on/off
	-➁
	1-9, 0
	-/- (1-)	DECK A◀	To reverse the deck A
	ENT (2-)	DECK B◀	To reverse the deck B
	PROGRAM +, -
	➝	A/B	To select the deck: Deck A or B (dual cassette deck only)
	DIGITAL/ANALOG
	➌
	☐
	GUIDE
	MENU
	♦	DECK B▶	To play the deck B
	♦	DECK B■	To stop the deck B
	♦	DECK B◀◀	To rewind the deck B
	♦	DECK B▶▶	To fast-forward the deck B
	OK	DECK B■	To pause the deck B
	RETURN	DECK B●	To record the deck B
	TOOLS
	◀◀	DECK A◀◀	To rewind the deck A
	▶	DECK A▶	To play the deck A
	▶▶	DECK A▶▶	To fast-forward the deck A
	■	DECK A■	To stop the deck A
	■	DECK A■	To pause the deck A
	● (REC)*	DECK A●	To record the deck A
	A (Red)
	B (Green)
	C (Yellow)
	D (Blue)

* To avoid misoperation, the Remote Commander will only transmit ●/REC (record) button signals if the button is pressed and held for over 2 seconds.

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