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Basic remote control operations for other components, DVD player operation keys, Cable operation keys

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Basic remote control operations for other components DVD player operation keys Cable operation keys SR P. Call T SR P. Call T er P. Call wer er P. Call wer SRC Power (Source power) Numeric keys (Select tracks) Enter Page ∞/5 (Page down or up) Return Disc Sel. (Disc selection) ¢ (Skip up) 4 (Skip down) 8 (Pause) 6 (3 Play) VID1 TUNER VID2 DVD 6CH CD DVD MD TAPE AUX C Po POWER RCVR TV V Pow 45 3 6 Multi 2 Enter 7 Multi 1 8 0 + 10 9 + 100 TV Mute Return Exit Page Last / A/B Disc Skip Menu Disc Sel. Input Sel. OSD Guide Mute ¢ Tone CH 4 Sound VOL TV VOL Tune - TV Input Band Bass Boost Tune + Dimmer Input Mode Listen Mode Auto Info / Flip Active EQ Top Menu Setup Loudness Remote Setup % (Cursor up) fi (Cursor down) @ (Cursor left) # (Cursor right) +100 (Select tracks) OSD (On screen display) Menu Disc Skip 1 (Search) ¡ (Search) Top Menu (Title) 7 (Stop) SRC Power (Source power) Numeric keys Enter Page ∞/5 (Page down or up) Exit Input Sel. (Input selection) CH +/ (Channel +/-) Info (Information) VID1 TUNER VID2 DVD 6CH CD DVD MD TAPE AUX C Po POWER RCVR TV V Pow 45 3 6 Multi 2 Enter 7 Multi 1 8 0 + 10 9 + 100 TV Mute Return Exit Page Last / A/B Disc Skip Menu Disc Sel. Input Sel. OSD Guide Mute ¢ CH 4 Tone Sound VOL TV VOL Tune - TV Input Band Bass Boost Tune + Dimmer Input Mode Listen Mode Auto Info / Flip Active EQ Top Menu Setup Loudness Remote Setup % (Cursor up) fi (Cursor down) @ (Cursor left) # (Cursor right) Guide Menu Last (Last channel) Notes 1. Certain codes may only operate some of the function available on a given model. 2. The above show the typical functions available for each component. Some manufacturers use different key combinations to perform similar functions. For that reason, we have programmed extra functions on some of the unused number keys to help you control your equipment. 36 EN

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Basic remote control operations for other components
DVD player operation keys
Cable operation keys
S
R
C
P
o
w
e
r
T
V
P
o
w
e
r
5
6
8
9
4
3
2
1
0
7
Dimmer
Tune –
Tune +
Band
Setup
Top Menu
Auto
Info
/
Flip
Loudness
Listen
Mode
Input
Mode
Sound
Tone
TV
VOL
Mute
4
¢
VOL
CH
Menu
Disc Sel.
Input Sel.
OSD
Guide
Return
Exit
Page
TV Mute
Disc Skip
Last
/
A/B
+ 10
+
100
Multi
Multi
P. Call
P. Call
Enter
TV
AUX
POWER
RCVR
VID2
VID1
DVD
6CH
CD
DVD
MD
TAPE
TUNER
TV Input
Bass
Boost
Remote
Setup
Active
EQ
Numeric keys
SRC Power
(Source power)
%
(Cursor up)
fi
(Cursor down)
@
(Cursor left)
#
(Cursor right)
Menu
Enter
Exit
Input Sel.
(Input selection)
Page
∞
/
5
(Page down or up)
Info
(Information)
CH +/
(Channel +/–)
Guide
Last
(Last channel)
S
R
C
P
o
w
e
r
T
V
P
o
w
e
r
5
6
8
9
4
3
2
1
0
7
Dimmer
Tune –
Tune +
Band
Setup
Top Menu
Auto
Info
/
Flip
Loudness
Listen
Mode
Input
Mode
Sound
Tone
TV
VOL
Mute
4
¢
VOL
CH
Menu
Disc Sel.
Input Sel.
OSD
Guide
Return
Exit
Page
TV Mute
Disc Skip
Last
/
A/B
+ 10
+
100
Multi
Multi
P. Call
P. Call
Enter
TV
AUX
POWER
RCVR
VID2
VID1
DVD
6CH
CD
DVD
MD
TAPE
TUNER
TV Input
Bass
Boost
Remote
Setup
Active
EQ
Numeric keys
(Select tracks)
SRC Power
(Source power)
%
(Cursor up)
fi
(Cursor down)
@
(Cursor left)
#
(Cursor right)
Menu
OSD
(On screen display)
Enter
Return
Page
∞
/
5
(Page down or up)
7
(Stop)
Top Menu
(Title)
6
(
3
Play)
8
(Pause)
1
(Search)
¡
(Search)
¢
(Skip up)
4
(Skip down)
Disc Skip
Disc Sel.
(Disc selection)
+100
(Select tracks)
Notes
1.
Certain codes may only operate some of the function available on a given model.
2.
The above show the typical functions available for each component. Some manufacturers use different key combinations to perform similar
functions. For that reason, we have programmed extra functions on some of the unused number keys to help you control your equipment.