Pioneer C-72 Operating Instructions - Page 15

HOW

TO

USE

THE

PROGRAMMABLE

(LEARNING)

REMOTE

CONTROL

UNIT

PROGRAMMING

Introduction

This

system's

remote

control

can

"learn"

the

commands

of

other

remote

control

units,

regardless

of

manufacturer,

as

long

as

the

other

unit

is

of

the

infrared

type.

On

rare

occasions,

programming

this

unit

may

be

impossible

with

some

special

types

of

infrared

remote

control

units.

In

some

cases

you

may

still

need

the

original

remote

control

unit

for

special

situations.

But

as

a

rule,

you

will

be

able

to

use

this

Pioneer

remote

control

for

most

system

control

needs,

including

video

as

well

as

audio

equipment.

AUDIO

mode

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In

the

AUDIO

MODE,

the

TAPE

function

buttons

can

be

programmed

to

store

commands

for

DECK

I

and

DECK

II

depending

on

the

position

of

the

DECK

I/DECK

II

switch.

(A

maximum

of

82

buttons

can

be

programmed.)

LEARNING

BUTTONS

All

the

buttons

are

programmable.

When

programming

a

button,

the

previous

program

on

the

button

is

erased.

The

Pioneer

unified

remote

control

code

is

already

programmed

in

the

unit.

If

your

audio

and

video

equipment

consists

of

Pioneer

components,

the

remote

control

unit

can

be

used

as

is.

If

you

wish

to

program

functions

which

do

not

already

exist

in

the

memory,

use

the

LEARN

function

to

program

them.

It

is

also

possible

to

return

to

the

original

Pioneer

commands

after

programming

other

commands.

(Refer

to

Page

17

"Returning

to

the

Initial

Settings"

for

this

procedure.)

•

In

each

mode,

one

function

per

button

can

be

programmed.

•

When

presetting

buttons,

make

sure

that

the

remote

control

units

of

both

this

and

the

other

components

are

loaded

with

fresh

batteries.

LEARNING

CAPACITY

.

A

maximum

of

226

commands

can

be

learned

(about

150

commands

are

adequate

for

Pioneer's

remote

control

signal).

More

commands

than

this

can't

be

programmed

even

if

there

are

buttons

which

have

not

been

preset.

VIDEO

mode

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In

the

VIDEO

mode

the

DECK

I/DECK

II

switch

is

inoperative.

(A

maximum

of

72

buttons

can

be

programmed.)

When

teaching

functions

with

names

that

differ

from

those

of

the

buttons,

write

in

the

names

or

codes

of

the

functions

on

the

supplied

templates

and

place

on

the

buttons.

AUX

mode

.

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In

the

AUX

mode

the

DECK

I/DECK

II

switch

is

inoperative.

(A

maximum

of

72

buttons

can

be

programmed.)

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